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The Little River news., 1916-02-19
OWN YOUR CROP !.!NlSTE:.IA.I..))()F E !. } 0WIE:: II r
Food And Grein crcps Will Make Agricultural G5utF independent,
 Says Ii. C. Hastings

atlanta. Cat Special )-The cred. it system undo" which the ag.iCul tl- r,,! &c.ath works and stays poor k aa- aiyaed io 2 striking way by T. c. Hastings of AL!ansa, chairman Of the ;.gr;Cuiturai {. committee ot the Cham Da. ef Commerce. and a member Of the executive council Cf the South eastern Fair. He does not mince words ii talking ab2ut the situation.
 Every season during tie fast fifty years:t' he sa*s, "the.e has been trcu- ble in the cotton belt whenever ihe crop was large and the price low, or the crop short Each time the cry of hard times gee. up, and the reason back Of it is that the farmers cannot Gec enough money to pay their debts out of their so-called cash crop-cot- ton It iS disheartcnins because it is so absolutely unnecessary.
 A cotton farmers debts are la"e ly for food and grain, charged &s, against him on tie merchants l. ; at two to three times the price .hdt those same items could be produced on his own acres, and usually without serious interference with a crop of cot ton as large as he now makes.
 The trouble is that most cotton farmers owe their crop instead of owning it when made.
 The credit way looks the easy way, but it strangles most farmers before they get through life.
 q have said repeatedly in public addresses that no state or section of any country can be prosperous that is regularly dependent on another section for it's food supplies, What is true of a state or section is true of the individual farmer
 The great exhibits of grain. hay and food products shown at the South eastern Fair held in Atlanta in No vember, give the lie to the statement that these things cannot be grown here at home successfully and prof itably.
 "A good big home garden kept planted and rightly tended through the season will produce half of the living besides furnishing an abund- ance for canning or drying from the surplus.
 When we make our food and grain we will have few or no debts at ' store; we will own instead Of our crops when made, and
 wealth will accumulate in the
 instead of farm and crop mol+
The Little River news., 1916-02-19
BASE BALL AND POLITICS.

The great American games are often said to be baseball and politics. Any normal Am crican citizen either takes 6 liV- civ interest in one or both. We who are not in the game en- iov sitting on the side lines and roofing for our fayorltes. II Che ball player has a weak point, or a yellow streak the fan is quick to discover t. It is true in 8 political campaign. We size up the candidates; we watch them in action and catch every false step or word. We learn the very characters Of the men. get clear cut idea ot tbeir fitness or unfitness. The more interest we take the bet ter fitted we are to judge, the better for the government and the governed. A spirit of pes simism or disinterestedness never resulted in better politi- cal conditions. Take an inter- est. learn to enjoy the fasclna- ten and at the same time it yourself for a better citizenship. We are not one of those who believe that everything worth while is Q sad and solemn af- fir. We like the man who en- .j5ys his work as he would Q championship game between ne Braves and the Athletics, as bo does q race for the governor ship of Arkansas.
The Little River news., 1916-02-19
TREE PLANTING MONTH.

The tree and flower culture committee of the AshdoWn 1m- provement Club calls our atten- tion to the fact that this is the tree planting month. Nothing beautifies a town so much as or derly arranged shade tree, which can be obtained only by labor and perseverance. Shade threes en- nance the selling value of a va cant lot and the ladies would in sist that it is important that all do something toward tree plant ing this spring.
The Little River news., 1916-02-19

Go to that Jefferson Highway meeting with your mind made up to extend our north and south roads through the county regardless of whatever else happens. That is the spirit that is going to win.
The Little River news., 1916-02-19
Will Let Contract.

Tho Ogden Levee Board will let tie contract to the lowest and best bid der for the completion of the breaks in the Ogden levee, approximately 350o0 yards, on February 28, 1916. at Ogden, ATlz.-Dr A N Wood, Pres1- cent If
The Little River news., 1916-02-19

Much preparation is being made for Baby Welfare Week March Ali, by the different club members of this city. A program for the entire week will be arranged.
The Little River news., 1916-02-19

I he University Corps viii dis cuss strawberry culture at Ashdown Monday afternoon, at Ogden in the morning and at Wilton Tuesday afternoon, and at Winthrop and Allene Tues day. Hear them,
The Little River news., 1916-02-19
There are at least three more

There are at least three more road improvement districts 4ipe and ready to pull this srring and summer Take a drive over the roads already C9inpleted and you will come back ready to go ahead. These roads are good and getting bet ter and harder every day.
The Little River news., 1916-02-19

Are you in favor of cattle ticks, or are you agin 'em? That is a question that you will have to answer at the polls next November.
The Little River news., 1916-02-19

President Wilson has agreed to become a candidate for sec end term. He will get the nom nation, and if the unexpected doesn't happen will be re-elect- Fd
The Little River news., 1916-02-19

It is only 8 question of three cr four weeks now that Ash downs new sanitary water and eewer systems will be in com plote operation.
The Little River news., 1916-02-19

The Texarkanian puts 1t this way: Make $2 worth Of corn grow where a $1 feed bill grew before"
The Little River news., 1916-02-19

q am going in for hog rais- ing in the future,o is q state picnt often heard lately.
The Little River news., 1916-02-19

Again our attention is called to the fact that this is tree planting time.
The Little River news., 1916-02-19

Springtime, gardening time. { fahiAg time is hinted at in th.s week S days Of sunshine.
The Little River news., 1916-02-19
LITTLE RIVER NEWS
Published Wednesday and Saturday
G YES < G K A Y E <
 Editors and Publishers.

Entered at the postofEIce at Ash~ .own, Arkansas. as second-class mail
The Little River news., 1916-02-19

prominent druggist of Atlanta, Ga, is authority for the above positive state ment. In explaining this statement he asked two questions and offered one suggestion.
 If growing healthy business turns and begins to run down hill. what is the condition of the owners health? :? Almost always. unusually bad.
 What was the first cause of his poor health? Constipation.
 This. constipation could have been avoided by taking Rexall Orderlies oc- casionally. They are pleasant candy tablet laxative which can be used by men. women or children with the best results
 We have the exclusive selling rights for this great laxative. Trial size, 10 cent
 MODEL DRUG STORE
 THE REXALL STORE
The Little River news., 1916-02-19
Goes far1hc-- per gallon!

and valuable information in the special 5. NJ. P. House Paint Booklet. C'li i9r d copy today
 "R NJ P3 s4@:ye7 for Beet ,Haaa Faint there is q E. - F. k.nl for every purpose. hsle., Eecl1cg-s1 ,crc Fa;ne Co.,, $. Louis.
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The Little River news., 1916-02-19

ship of Arkansas.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-30
(Nottleenna. J

anBeroem lit cs llnipabr, baB adcs
I'M Eager Der entente bar1nqnil9 it,.
Malblano lit nidt nllr geldlagen,
Ionpern befinoet iid aud in einem
3nltdnoe Der gr6bten Scott nnb aftus
ellrr &ebelion. 8ie Dnma fat Sem
dlltofrdtfiden 3esime Sen Sebbez
banoidnb 6i19eipnrfcn llnb i'm @pIfe
sdbrf &c. Sic 8esierung lit ba1fcrptt.
Sic gilenbabnen itno inter Der Gait,
Die arneen unb bic 8epo!ferl1ns gu
periorsfn 5ulanmcnsebrbden inns Die
gai,5e 9eripaltunasmaidine lit ms
.Stofen gerafben.
Sic mdbtigc prrobcntide Tartei III
8nBlanb, Sic @itets eineu sroben Gin
fllb atlsgeiibt bat, arbeitet llnermiibs
lid nif eincn geparatffieocn FIN. Gs
lit iebr pobl moglid, bnB 8l,blarlo
Iib idlieBlid bpu Der Gntente lpgIagt,
I'M eiineng eparatfrieben ab5lidlieBel1,
nit Der @abrIdeinl,hfeit eincs ba@
ranffolgenben giinbniIes NIT @cutid~
Lamp mb Der beunrlbisenben @slloigs
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-30

Stambiils ltcbel,. @ar ct ni6t ld)on
allf Dem MarI6e gegen gr8erum, cine
Chat, Die in Ben probritil6en gldttern
als %etltlheibenb bingeitcllt ipltrbe?
limb ipabreio 8ubfano i1no Stalicn
Die 3cicrpen ser 3eiltrolmad)te cre
idDpftcn, %iplteh Die iibcrlcgcncn arie1
der gn9lanbs .bllrcb Sen lAmdAiten
Ginlft Der beutlden Ssront in SsraMfs
rcih bred1cil lnb Ben 8cg l,nd Ser
lin er0ffnen.
Gle erinnern lid, Dies aIlcs geles
fen 51 baben, nidt ipabY2
llnb icet lebcn sic lid bie aarz
te an.
Sic o%ffenfllnDiac Ba9rbeit, Mit~
burger. lit bic, oaB SIR beitdnbig
bor Ser eneIii6en Mcgierllng &C..
Y q Ii Of t 1pprben leip. sic 6at sic
1lebcrmittellln9 Ser Na6ri1tcn inter
tbrer aohtrollc unb bcidaftigt cine
gat,oe Irmtee bon Ereb : Agentcn lllb
IS6reibern. INT Die 8abrbsit gu berz
.brcben unb @nd NIT Srablez
Ireien nnb 2ugen 5u tau :
i6en, 5l bem 33tuecfe. I'M ibr ciaencs
@olf, ionic nith glfd in llnfenntniB
iiber bic ipabre Gage gu baltcn uno
1nlelib nnb &rebit gu ers
balten.
r. 6#t f~AGY..c c4rI II
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-30

taec fir bic Interchangeable Mcbr6eit Ser
gilrger oiclcr 9roBeu Mepllblif 5u eli
lier ctipas lhpicrisen sacbc madt.
8irb Die llrloAe oicler Sdlpicrigfcit
beg bciitigen Ganfla9cn:s in bicicm
2anb icmals o6geIteQt ipcrbcn?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-30
(g6lu6 foIet.l
NoIitifdyr tnb ,t,poiitiidJc
ManbgloTea.
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8ofir lpll maj, penn beute DAMIEN?
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einen rid)tiscn @ru11b fiir bas Saul
5l finbc1.
Graltbcnt @iliou laet in ieiner
Hrpffamation, mir lnacn fir Sic
g rpperitd bes 2anDes SAINT
lngen.
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Sic liebt fir ben Characterization
bel Der berrl6cr,oen Ebeucrltns etpas
merfipiirbig aus.
@enn in friiberen Sabretl cs
ald fir ben Minberbemitteltell llnb
ieine Sa,nilie SIT ,cincm &uterbratcn
larste - beller lider niht.
CT miro froh lein, menus fir
eilt mageres &iibnden langt, an ipelz
diem lib fem Salnilienmitelieo Sen
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6en bat lid, Sic @allsfral, bcrerl
&dlsbaltltngs9elb bel ben bprrenpcl1
Sreilen 9urnidt mebr rcibeu mil, llltr
1dtper cntidlpiien.
Sic bnt's erltanbel1, banit bic
p@inoer ant @2unfiaalngstase bod at1
elm paar anpdbe,t berumfnabbcrn fDt1z
men. 4rnlperitdt2 - Sic, meh1t lie.
Imiilie onbers %ansleben.
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.@elblieferanten Der Miirten nllo Die
Observation-Disclosures bicr5ulanpe
8 e proiperiren, m aber Dos @pdf i'm
Mgemeinen?
u9rdiibent 8illon babe urs alls
Dem arie9e beraus9ebalten", bieb es
in Der Gralibe1tetlpabl. @as nebenz
bel bemerft, nid)t ipabr lit. Sem
s@ongreb gcbiibrt' oieles Serbienit.
@ir leben I'M Srieben, iaipobll
@ber mir besablen fir llnIere 2ebensz
bebiirfniiie Ser eigspreifc Gbenz
To- bobe, III manden Sdaen Iogar bDbez
re Yreife. als oas burd Sen @erlnd
bes nnaclidditihen &cttern, cs nittels
Der Observation-Disclosures 8lpfabe burd
@unaer 5lu Nad5seben 5u 5tpiteen,
%bcbrdngte beutide @plf.
- 8ns flinst paraong, 1T aber lete
Der eii1e Ibat1u de Sic aidt aus
Der @clt 5u idaffen lit, 1lrb itpelde has
@anfiagen att Beltigen 9unfiugungs
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-30
@eiitesnntnadfnna.

At. SauIe elHer la1gerer S1l1crtnS
tllotlL ais Nnttport allf Sic Serie, bon
Artifeln ciners 3eitnng, in bencr,
cine ben politildcn 1%enoen5en beg
Mattses entlpredenbe uSrieben5z gro=
pa9anoa" porgefiibrt fpirb, .beriteiat
iid11. Der befannte englilde gdrifttel-
lera Salt iGnine gu NeuBerunge,1, ueld)e
3ipcifelian leinem Gei~fessuitano Der
oorrlfen miiilen. ga er als vpntriofie
ld)er %engllanSer~ ipridt, 70 crideint es
9anla natiirlid, Oab fir i'm ban srie~
Den nidt Sic 8eoe iein Tam, iolanae
ole 33ermalmllns Geutldlanbs niht
nDlig ii6er lit; ein anoercr Srieben
oeudt i5m sottlos. 1leberbies tam
Soil Game. pie er berfidert, Sic. ,llr~
ladben beg &rieges~ nidt perael1en.-
n@ir' glalbet,1, iast Ct, .baB Der
arieg leinen llriprlns IN einem apm=
plottF batte;; baB bieles &pmplott Ieiner1
3obepnntt in Dem DlterreidHden III
tinatum an 5erbien fanb". l1nb ettpus
.ipater erilart er: n8ir ieben feiner
9etpeis bafiir, baB 9eutidlano Dieles
Non1plntt bereut Fat, mod mi6 Mrs-
'tdt auf einen ballernben Srieben, Bis
cs oallelbe bereut, pber fir feline Gelle<
loll9tett leioet." Mio tpdre gu Idliez
berI bab Die grmorbnir1g oes gr5berz
800 : Ibrpnfplsers Srat5 Scroinanb
uno letncr @emablin. gu Seraiepo,
bout 9eitidlanD anseltiftet iein maii6<
te, nm Den ietisen 8eltfrieg gil entz
fafen. l1nb cher 3altIdlanb midi
Mcuc iiber iein idanolides apmpIoti
an oen Sag le9t, fann Der 6riebe midi
fomncnl
Bcnn Elm MSann bon Ser sSntemiz
9en5 2aa Gains fold beripirrtes 3euq
] in bic @elt 5,rs leee1l feitlen Mnltani
lli,nmt, ipeldc Siniternib muB So cri1
Die &Dpfe Ser 9lirdltnitts zGnalanoc,
lm1adtcn2
Sanr fan1 man iid freilid iiber sic
nSrieoensbebingunsen", mic lie ppl1
uerldicoencn berborragenSen cnaIi=
ld)en s3eitllnaen aejtelt ipurben. (mil
lpeldett mir bic 2eicr am @ienstaa be-
fannt ge1nadt baben), nidt meb1
iplliitSern. 9ns engliibe GoIf id6eit,l
nur1 ben bon ieiner gcgenipdrtiger
&cgieritng NIT iplbem @eidid unt
iplder 6artnddtsfeit acknowledgements
;9enappnrat 1im Den lebten gielt ge=
lnnbcn observation-disclosures berallbl
ipprben gu. 1ein. gs bcfiubet lih ii
elmer 1acrfipiirbigen Mrt bon getdl1z
hung, tpic in einem bltr6 narfotilde
Wtttel berbcigefiibrtcn gdlafe.
g4cbe, ipenn es Dnrh berbdngniBboue
Gret9nii1c, Die bltrd feline 2iigen mebl
bertni6t pcrben %f0nne,t, cripcdt ipirbl
9us Grfpadcn tpirb Gin furtbtbares
icin;
aiid bas fra,l5DiiIde Soft mar boz
45 Sabren Di1rdJ fcitte 8esierul1g Iartz
itddig bclsoee y unb bnrdS Sic 2iigcn
i, eii,en an 8etdubuns 9ren8enoen
Sblaf periebt lpprben. Sic lleberaa1
be bon Garis ertpedte es alts oielem
Sdlafe llnb. bic SoIge Ieinesg rfpadens
mar - Sic s. 0 mmnnc. 8as tpirb
Die Solge fem, ipenn bos cng.Iiide
golf aug ieiner 8etdltbltng cripadt,
ipcnr es bie % a + r beit crfabrt, sur
grfcnntniB leiner pabren, Sage
fottmt? 8ebt,, @urtbcliff, Msqnitb,
@rep, 2obb George, 2orD Cecil nnb
@enpiien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-30

Ses Woiltes an1 13. SeSember 1916,
oa fetne County : Sair tpabrenb bes
lauferpen Sabres in Seott Gol1ntp
ita%tt9efunoen Fat, ipurbe oprgelest ltllb
5l Den Ifteu 9enpmmen.
Wtttbeilllng Don Dei1 Spipulbipz
Sruifees bon Mlen's @ropc Sonrs
hip, an5eiseub Sic @ieberzgrnernlng
bon 81. @. g. 8infprb als 5pfpnIbipz
Ir5t fir oas Sabr, beginnenb nit nem
/. Nppember 1916, nit einem Saldr
non $4,000, NIT beigelegtcm &oltraft,
lpnroe por9ele9t u1b auf gehDrig nm
tcrlfiisten unb urgel1pn1neuet Nl1trag
lrllrpe beiagte @%rnenru1ng llno Som
traft beltdtigt.
In|pruh Scr 9ettcnnprf' @rocern
Company in Der @Dbe BON $1,000 fir
@aaren, geIiefert an q. s. Ghitlips,
etller 5l unterl1iisellbeu Geripu, pltroc
porgclegt ullb arf gcbpria untcritiitten
ltno anscllpaunercn gntrog mltroe
pcrlclhc crIallbt lt1n Scr Gountns Illois
tor lrurrc angelpieier, Impeillrng oaz
fir aiisSulteuen.
anlprlld ron Gbds. Sncidell, @nt.
S. @old1 ulo @enrp @tlbelm. 8idlter,
SobH @cnes nno &c. q. 9alllp, glcrfs
ner @abIbehproe fir Sen britteu Grez
chit Der 3meiten @oro, inn 5uiutlide
$40 fir ieoen 4niprlhiteller fiir
bel Der General @abl ont I. Nprcmz
bcr 1916 geleiitete 9ieuite. 9icier Sc
trag ml1rbc leitens ses 9parhs in ocnt
@lauben seltriden, bab belagtc @oblz
bcbDrbc nidt so Stlu1pcn arbcitctc,
lpic int erlten Iniprlld} o1geacben,
murHe pprgelest ul,o ulf gebDrie unz
teri tilstcn l1nb an9clpnrnencn I11trdg
lpnrpen beiuate Nniprilhe erlaubt uuo
DER County : Mllbitor inltrllirt, Nnipei@
ilt19en fir pielelben ous5ultelen.
aniprlld BON gbmin 9. @illon in
Der @Dbe bon $27.75 OILS @ergiitlll,g
fir le9ale 3ienlte in GerbinSung nit
Dem anlprlt6 BON Scott gpulltp gescu
". S. Sdalpm fir bie Gfle9e 0 9ez
pnu Shalolp I'M Orphans Some, l1nb
bonn 8porb nrb bcm. County : anlpalt
autortlirt, lprrbe ~nprgele9t uno an9ez
npnnmen auf babinsebenbcn unp llr@
tcritiltten Intra9, oaB belaster anz
ipruh trlnl,bt lei lrnb Ser County,
Iltoitor lit biermit inltrl1irt, anrpeiz
Jung bafiir aus5ultelleu.
Noti6 ppn Scr @arnuns, an Tallz
line Ecterlcn su9eifellt, nod ibrcm lcz
9alen @pbnortc ab5ureiien, linn nid)t
pemS puntp 6ur Gait 5u fulen, muroc
ocrgclegt nnb cinsetragen.
Sn9enieur's AnIhlag So. 6. Sciz
9cnp, Dob Sobn Sen bic lntt &putraft
ppm 20. Ipril 1916 iibernpmmcnc
@rbett nollcnbet bot uno 5ipar I'M Sc
tra9c bon S71.00, fir Nla6iruns elmer
oerbtnoenben H1brc in Seftipn 5 unb
Sc. Sapcnpprt : Yrtncetpu Noao. nun
DC ~por9ele9t ulb auf eebnrig inter
ltilRten Intras prroe sic folgenoe Nez
1ollttlon ansennmmen:
"SeidIolien, pab Ser gultntp alloi@
tot inltrlirt lei. cine anipeiiltns anf
Den 9rildenfpnp in sobe bon $21.00
St @un'ten D Subn Sen allsSuitellen,
@etrda fir bl,rd sen gountp : Sn9ez
llieur 6cglaubisten aoutraft iiber Gfaz
strung elmer @crbinolnasrobre in Sen
Seftionen S lnb g Der Davenport :
Erincctnn Hpan.
SenrD Gerb.
@priiter oes GnperpiIprenratbs.
gowaro Collins. glerf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-30

Slsel,ieur's Inidlag So. 5, seiz
i9enp Die @ollcnoung Der Irbeit lamt
8ontrdft bonn 90. gpril 1915, in ser
5obe BON S3.S21.s5 fir @rabirune
oerSeftioncu 5 lnb g Der 9ape1tpprtz
Erttceton Ipab, ipllroe norgcleet unb
'auf 9ebprig unteritiieterl Mntraa lpl1rz
De bic fplgenOe Helnllltipn angellpmz
melt:
v@eidloNen, oaB Scr County aubiz
tor hermit inifruirt lei, Inipeiluna
altf Den Gountp N3ptnr Gebiclc Rpao
Sonb in @6be bon $533.s5 gu @lmz
ten bon Sobn Sen aus5uiteaeu, ser
%lettens beg gountp Z Sngericltrs be-
glaubi9tc @etrag fir ltnter aontraft
ppllcnoetc Irbcit fir @raoirune Ser
Seftionen 5 utlo s. Ser Supenportz
Grincetun 9fpon, ipcligcr sltrilfbehal1
tcllen $4,000.
SenrD @erB,
Grrliser BEG Sltpcrpilurerrathg.
.@ct.: @biparb GpIIins, Glerf.
Sic fplgcuNcn Inlpriidc iino l%t1tcr=
'lid]t lpproen ppn Hotb; auf gebDrig
lu1tcrltllRtcn uuo aneeupmunet1en Mnz
tro9 lpltroe an9eoronet, pnb beiagte
anlprildlc bespiIigt uno fir. pieielben
a11tpetllneen ~altsscitellt uno ooB sic
Nnlprlldle lallt Seldlltb in oielcr Sib=
ing einseidlplien lperoen in fplgenber
Cite:
@nblrtdter.
Gbns. Snciden, 3tpeite
@aro, 3. Grecinet 2 40
@m.S. @pldl 3lpeite8arn,
3. 9reeinet . 2 40
Senrr 8ilbelm, 3lpeite
@uro, 3. Greeinct 3 40
@ablclcrf:.
Spbn @etes, 3meitc @oro.
nritter Grecinct 2 40
g. o. Ealllp, 3lpeite @aro,
3. Grecinct . 2 40
Irmcn 6Surb, @eridicpcnes.
Gntpin 9. @tlipn, lesale
S1enltle1ltungen 81 Is
Guuutp Spme.
Werdants @Iebotpr 60,
fit @ei5en . S33 So
Sapcnpurt spmnibip.
S%ettennprf 8rocerp So,
Groceries 10 90
Sriifeu : SSunb.
3lloplpb grps, 3ablliIte . rs 90
Ectcr @rps, 3ablliltc IS so
gilbert Scnot, 3obIlilte 80 10
Srurf &rpcser, Sabllilte 81 so
Sris &rpeacr, 3aGlliltc 5 90
Sprcn5 Gmullcn, 3ublliite so 90
Gbos. <ebl, 3ahlltItc . 81 so
SSpbn Sidfion, 3ablliite 81 so
|Mnpretp Hiefdlnp, 3ahlliitc 81 so
anorcm Garfer, 3ablliitc 81 so
fSobn Sep, Sugentenr's Git.
$40. g., 2egllng bon Ser
b~inouugsrpbre an Sef. s.
unp 81, 8auenpnrt@ Srine
ceton Mpao II O0
-. q. @iIipn, r5sad5t so
Mutur @cbicle Nuap Sunb.
Supio @race, Irbeit 9 so
@ru. Soft, slrbeit . Z so
Better &plt, Irbeit . 5 90
Ilbert SdaeTer, Mrbcit 10 90
Sobn Sen, s~sneenieurs GIT.
So. 5, 8rabirlng Scft.
S. unp s.. 9%aoenports
Srt1teetpn Hpab 533 IS
3uriiferitattnngs. GDntu.
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