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$500 WORTH OF REQ CROSS
HOSPITAL SUPPLIES FINISHED

The Hospital Supplies Committee
Of the Canon City chapter of the Amer
lean Red Cross Society held a meet
ing at the Red Cross headquarters
Monday afternoon. Reports showed
that over $4,000 worth of hospital
supplies had been finished and stor-
ed in accordance with instructions
from the National Headquarters at
Washington. This work has been
done thru the cooperation of local or
ganizations. and clubs. and High
school girls and many individual work
ers. Every Wednesday afternoon the
Navy League women and others meet
at the headquarters TO help Not
quite half of the amount required by
National headquarters has been done.
Further cooperation with the com
mittee is urgently asked. The COM
mittee is as follows:
Chairman. Rev. Floyd Van Keuren.
Vice-Chairman. Mrs. Hart Goodioe.
Chairman. Work Subcommittee,
Mrs. A. J. Turner; Mrs. r. s. Beall,
Mrs. w. A. Benson. Mrs. Peter Es-
ser. Mrs. W. E. Galley. Mrs. T. NJ.
Harding, Jr.. Miss May Harding,
Mrs. C. A. Linkins. Mrs. Frank Nc
Farlane. Mrs. J. e. Overman. Mrs.
p. H. Troutman. Mrs. C. w. Van
Patten-
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ELECT DELEGATES TO
DISTRICT CONVENTION

At the last regular meeting of Gate
City Circle No. 12O, Women Of Wood.
craft, the following representatives
and alternates were elected to the
annual district convention OF the or.
ganization which meets at Fountain.
Colo. on July 9th and 10th:
Representatives-Maggie Williams.
Katie J. Moore, Pauline Esser, Sus-
sannah Melchi. Minnie c. Merriam.
Clarissa A. Schweigert. Nellie P. Wes-
ton, Dollie A. Ewell. Minnie M. !.
Gaulke and Anna T Ward. Alter
Mates Emma J.. Andrew. Martha A.
Walsh. Ida J. Maxwell. Flora A. Zeig-
Ter. Mary X. Stevenson, Lille Cosby.
Rose e. Prescott. Maggie NJ. Rouse.
Mamie e. seffins and Minnie NJ. Dit
to.
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POLICE ENFORCING THE
TRAFFIC ORDNANCE

Acting under instructions from the
city council the police department
has begun strict and rigid enforce
ment of the traffic ordinance, partic
ularly as 1t applies to Main street
Macon avenue and River street; the
only ones in which designating blocks
have been set to assist in the regula
tion of travel. City Marshal c. F.
Skinner says he has been lenieni
with the drivers Of automobiles
motorcyclists and bicyclists in the
past SO far as the traffic ordinance
is concerned, but that hereafter all
violators of its provisions will BE-
arrested and taken into police court
to answer for the offense. The night
police have been ordered TO cooper
ate with the city marshal in taking
into custody the drivers of any kind
of vehicles that neglect 10 conform
with the ordinance for the regulation
of street traffic. Bicyclists who ride
on the sidewalks have also been plac.
ed under a ban and win be prosecut.
ed whenever caught.
One day this week the owners and
drivers of no fewer than thirty-four
automobiles were cited to appear be-
fore Police Magistrate d. J Houston
and explain why they were neglecting
to maintain tail lights on their ma
chinea and have them illuminated
when travelling the streets after
nightfall Recent viglators OF .the
traffic ordinance in failing to turn to
the right, as required, were Dean
Newton. Roger Means. and DR.. Lit
tie. The two former were each fined
50 and costs and tie latter So and
costs. Mr.. Newton made the wrong
turn at the corner of Fourth and River
streets. Mr.. Means at the corner of
Seventh and Main streets and DIR. Lit
tie at the corner of Seventh and Main
streets. In each instance the viola
ton was perhaps unintentional. but
the police hold that absence of intent
does not absolve from blame in such
mtters.
Howard Sherman of the Canon Auto
company was arrested by City Mar
shal Skinner last Monday for driving
an automobile across Depot park at
the Rio Grande railroad station and
taken before Police Magistrate Hous-
ton. who fined the defendant Sc and
costs. William johnson was assessed
81 and trimmings for riding a bicycle
on the sidewalk.
Mr.. Skinner says that the traffic or
dinance will be enforced in the fu-
ture without fear or favor. Innocent
and thoughtIess violators OF its proyi-
sions will do well to remember that
they had better look out or the police
will get them.
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MISS ELIZABETH DOYLE
DIED FROM PNEUMONIA

Miss Elizabeth Doyle died at 316
Macon avenue Friday morning from
double pneumonia after a brief i'll.
ness. Deceased was in the twenty
ninth year OF her ege.
Miss Doyle was born In Grand
Island. Nebraska. November 25th.
1888. She has lived with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Doyle. in
Canon City the greater part of the
past eleven years. Part OF these
years was spent in Victor. Colorado.
where she attended school.
Miss Doyle is survived by her faith
er and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. W. J..
Doyle OF Canon City; three sisters.
Mrs. Lila Ashley of Canon City: Mrs.
Della O'Donneli OF Butte. Montana.
and Mrs. Ethel Asher OF Chandler.
Colo. Her aunt. Mrs. Mary Hambly.
OF Central City. Colorado. and a close
friend. Mrs. Bessie Chedell. OF Vic
tor, Colorado. are expected here to
attend the funeral. In addition to tho
bereaved family. there are many
friends to whom she was weli-known.
who sincerely mourn her death. She
was a member OF the fraternal ordc..
Of Maccabees.
TIE funeral service will be held
next Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
from the family home. 316 Macon
avenue. and will be conducted by Rev.
F. W. Starring. pastor OF the First
Baptist church. Interment will be
at Lakeside cemetery.
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MEN WILL ENLIST JUST
FOR PERIOD OF WAR

Captain A. r. Livingston is in re
ceipt of a general order from the war
department. which reads as follows:
Commanding General. Central Depart.
ment. Chicago, Ill.
You are advised that 1t is the policy
of the war department TO discharge
all men who have enlisted since the
declaration of war upon the termina.
tion of the emergency. This is TO
apply TO the regular army and the ma
tional guard.
MCCAIN.
This means that all men WHO join
either the national guard or the regu-
lar army now will have to serve only
during the period of the war. Many
who have contemplated Joining the
colors because of the war have not
been clear upon this point. but the
above order now makes It authorita-
tive and definite.
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NEW NAMES ADDED
TO THE REQ CROSS.

Since the last report from the mem
bership committee. the following
names have been handed TO the sec
retary bringing the membership 4p-
TO 25s members.
Mr.. Shirley Andrews. Mrs. Shirley
Andrews. Mrs. J. C. Lawrence. Mrs.
F. n. Keith. Mrs. z. p Arthur. J.
l.. Haley. Miss He,tie Pennington.
Mrs. Chas. f. Waldo. Mrs. II. w.
Irish. Mrs. C. A. Biggs. Mrs J. n.
Simmons. DIR. Otis orendorff. Mrs.
otis D. orendorff. Mrs. r. C. Webb.
Wilma Sewcomb. Mr.. Tom gaiman.
Sr.. Mr.. Tom Baiman Jr. MFR. II. By
ers. Miss Nancy Peasants. Mrs.
Francis Collins. Mrs. Silver of Dc
troit. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Stevens.
Miss Blanche Stevenson. Miss RutiSa
Wade. Mr.. and Mrs Clark Cooper.
Mrs. David Ringle. Miss Bessie Rim.
gle. Mrs. J. r. Rhodes. Mrs. X. A.
Porter. Mrs. 81. J. Price. Mr.. T. A.
Stockton. Mrs. l.. B whalen. Mrs.
1Toi - uAPPtTs HatT1 AAAnbe.
Miss Veronica Pring. Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. A. Diiley. Mrs. Frank Dake. Mrs
J. n. Hood. w. A. Brieker. Mrs
F. NJ. Pigg OF Guffey. Mrs. c. F.
Brown. Mr., F. A. Thornton. Mr.. II.
Daykin. Mrs. @. +. Fuller. Miss
Nettie CoulEon. Miss Blanche Rog-,
crs. Mrs. w. II. Smith. Mrs II. c.
Catlin. Mr.. Henry Galley. Mr.. w
c. Green. Miss Anna s. GarwooJ.
Mrs. Sinden; Mrs. John Graham. Mr..
Neefus. Mrs. Joe Esser. Mrs. Steve
Tyo. Mrs. Peter Esser. Mrs. J. p.
Walsh. Mrs. Zengie. Mrs. Nitchen.
Mrs Mamie r. Sefnns. Mrs. McInery.
Mrs. Ben vondTa, Mrs. j. J. Eeles,
Mrs. T. ]. Prescott. Miss Marie Pres
colt. Mrs. Perry Bower. Mrs. Fred
Riede. Mrs. Lamoreux. Mas Aiice
Burns. Mrs. Knapp. Father Loch3
schmidt. Miss Theresa Keummert,
Mrs. Jos. Bowler.
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GROCERS AND BUTCHERS
HELD CONFERENCE FRIDAY

The grocers and butchers of Canon
City. or. rather. representatives of
these lines OF business. met at the
office OF the secretary of the cham
Ter of commerce Friday afternoon
for the purpose OF considering the
request OF the committee recently ap-
pointed for the conservation of food
stuifs. which asked for a moie eco
nomical system for the delivery of
goods aud the allowance of dis
count TO customers for cash.
Every phase of the situation was
gone into axhaustively by the merch-
ants and a committee OF five mem
bers. consisting of ]. l.. Morgan, w.
p. Taggart, r.. G. Nesbit Fred
Riede and j. NJ. Anderson was ap-
pointed to present the matter in de-
tail to the committee. Many obiec-
tions were made to the merchants
against the elimination OF the pres
ent delivery system on account of
the very small per cent OF saving to
the consumer.
The clerks OF the various stores
presented petition requesting the
merchants TO close their places OF
business promptly at 6 O'Clock each
day, except Saturday. and on all legal
holidays, to permit them time to
work in their gardens and render 9th
er assistance in the production and
conservation OF food supplies. II was
moved. seconded and carried unani-
mously BY the large delegation, that
the petition of the clerks be endors-
ed.
The matter Of closing all stores
for one day in order to permit every
body to engage in gardening. the time
to be decided by the General Commit
tee on Production. was taken under
consideration. and. while many of
the merchants do not have clerks who
have gardens. yet from a patriotic
standpoint and with view OF .n-
couraging this work. a motion was
made. seconded and carried that they
endorse the closing of every store in
the city for one day. A request will
probably be made by this committee
very shortly for this purpose. which
will also include the closing OF all
schools for that particular day.
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BLOSSOM EXCURSION
ON SUNDAY MAY 9Th

The annual blossom excursion"
from Pueblo and way points to Can
on City will be run by the Denver
g. Rio Grande Railroad company on
Sunday. May 9Th. A cheap rate has
been made by the railroad company
and large number OF people will
make the trip II the weather is fav-
orabie for such an outing. A spec
ial train for the accommodation Of
the excursionists will leave Pueblo mt
8 o'clock in the morning and will
make the run thru the Royal Gorge
to Parkdale; returning to Canon City
In time for lunch. Tho train will
leave here for Pueblo at 8 o'clock In
the afternoon.
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THE ORIGIN or "OuT
WHERE THE WEST BEGINS"

One day. six years ago, when Ar
thur Chapman was conducting a
column on the Dsnver Republican,
genius refused to burn. In vain he
sought inspiration for the poem that
must be written. The keys of his
typewriter stared at him pitilessly
overhead the presses rumbled on to
the moment when his copy must be
ready. Suddenly his eye fell on a
newspaper clipping. He rea dthat the
governors of the state. while holding
their annual meeting. had fallen into
begins. Some claimed the honor for
Chicago; some maintained stoutIy
that Kansas City was the point. and
even Omaha was mentioned.
Arthur Chapman knew where the
West began. Thirty minutes later
he had settled the discussion for all
time, when he took from his feverish
typewriter the first copy of "out
Where the West Begins" No lover
of the West will disagree with Mr..
SHapAau etdteHtut, tHdt tuo west
begins
Where there's more of giving and
less of buying,
And man makes friends without
half trying"
Almost every paper of consequence
in the country has reprinted the now
famous poem: II has crossed the Paci-
fic to Hongkong and Australia. and
the Atlantic to England. II hangs.
framed, in the office of the Secretary
of the Interior in Washington. and is
tackled up. unframed, on the walls of
cabins in the mining camps and the
Indian reservations of the far West.
New York and Boston heard its call.
for the writer OF this paragraph clip
ped it from a newspaper six years
ago when it was first printed.
The poem is published by Hough-
ton Miffiin Company in book form. to-
gether with more of Mr.. Chapman's
Western verse under the title OF "Out
Where the West Begins"
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WAR ORDERS DELAY
CAMON'S WHITE WAY'

Owing to the reQuisition by the
United States government OF the
greater part OF the present output OF
the American iron and steel industry
for naval and military purposes tho
Geneal Electric Company of Schencc-
tedy, New York, nnds itself unable TO
I'LL its order on contract time for the
equipment necessary for tho instaIla-
ton OF Canon city's white Way" on
Main street. The following letter to
Superintendent w. N. Clark OF the
Arkansas Valley Railway. Light &
Power company from y. w. Crosswy
Of Denver. western representative OF
the company. bearing on the subject
was received this morning.:
with further reference TO ship
ment Of your order No 11233-A calling
for 5000 feet of No. underground
cable. kindly note that we have today
received a letter from our factory
advising that. due to extra large
amount Of government orders placed
for this kind OF material, It will be
impossible to complete your order
April 9th as promised. We have
been further advised that II is quite
impossible to give any definite prom
Use but the factory estimates that II
win be approximately sIx weeks be-
fore they will be able to complete
your order. We regret exceedingly
that this extension Is necessary. but
trust that In view OF the clrcumstAn,
ces. ySu viii not be seriously incon-
venienced.
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change. / later took Lydia E. PINE
hams Vegetable Compound and soon
felt change for the better. took il
until was in good healthy condition.
/ recommend the Pinkham remedies to
all women as have used them with such
good results. Mrs. MILFORD I. CUM
MRGs, S22 Harmony St, Penn's Grove.
N J. z
Such testimony should be accepted by
Ill women ~ convincing evidence Of
the excellence Of Lydia E. Pinkham's
the distressing ills Of women such a.
displacements, Inflammation, liberation.
backache. painful periods, nervousness
and kindred ailments.
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MR.. rELrEa HOME FROM DENVER

L. w. Felter returned to Canon
City by automobile Thursday evening
from Denver where he went the first
Of the week for a few days visit. He
was accompanied on the return trip
by his daughter. Miss Media Felter.
of the Denver Conservatory OF Music
who will be the guest Of her parents
here for week or 20. Mr.. Felter re-
ports the run from Denver hero 70
have been without special incident
and tho roada In good condition for
motoriaG
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DERAlLMEMr At ECHO.

Six cars Of Denver q Rio Grande
freight train were derailed on the
passing track at Echo siding, twenty
miles west Of Canon City. on Thursday
and the wrecking crew from salIda
Was summoned 70 the scene 70 pick
up the overturned cars. Traffic over
the main line wes not interrupted.
Nohody was hurt u ~ aoGidsnt
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bio Compound for
inflammation and
otherweaknesses. I
was very Irregular
and would have ter
rible pains % that I
could hardly take .
step. Sometimes I
would be 20 misers7
ble that ] could not
sweep a room. /
doctored part Of the
time but felt M
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NOTICE TO
SICK WOMEN
Positive Proof That Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Relieves
Suffering.

Bridgeton, MI cannot speak too
hi0hly Of Lydia e. Pinkham's VeReta-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-01

@mpllnt. Niime moanantai'
oomuno fuoli fotonaan Monsfielo
foSun marreIlo Srompoooisia faptee'
nj Mnorep $eoinin lid 81 tpito6en V
fdiSena. Sauoataan emf pe~riantaino
= Sbepbpr 2eppGlG, entinen Sron
moobin oiinisfaiipon Iiiffeenboitaio'
tiilee tGmGn milton IopiIIo matfusto'
moon Giiroraort, @inn.. rpbtpdficen
iifaIaiien oiuiisfu,tpan IiiffeembOito'
jaff.
Sron,psobin eaIepss &siiiaa
h.Iee olernnon spsioiiisbIa emf perjor
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-01
Tronwopdln ia ymparist0n uatisla
Smmalampalmelafiia belmifnmlla:


Smmalanpaliuelnfiia belmifnnlla:
4 b. Sronipoooisia flo 10 ap. 8.
.~ebtoollifen fansia ia Meaobillesia
ffo' 9 ip. ia De SerisiG flo A Up. Oh.
faa bphpGt ia ttlfaa bafemaan.
9 p. @afefieloisil FLO 12S in.
Spntpnbt ia fastettn:
Sacob ia Gamma &osfen t.. @lmi
@lsIi Spnt. %joi,luf. % y. fastet. tam-
milf. % p.
Soban ia Ntatiloa &oifun t. &nlt
Matiloa ipnt. ioulitf. 81 p. fastet.
dammit. % p.
Gmpllat ia banoattn:
aumas 8ilbo SUDAN p. Saaapilai-
Wen &alrfolam pitGiGstG @iipurin I.
xpoli tammit. "a p. bauoat. 81 p. S.
I'd "a 10. 8 If. ia 90 p.
%llrpilai'aen
Sromluoohin &oniallisfeurafiin
nan ppbGfoululasten ompeluieuran
fofous on belrnif. 2 p. Ito 1873 ia.
firfon baalisfa.
- Sron,uoObin naisten on1pelli-
Seiiran fofous on firton baalisia bel
dnif. s p. flo 1s8 ill.
OIfaa bptp1t ia tuofaa fabmio, pis
Tetia ia maitoa, liella on bausfo OF
Ia, linne uterentnpe faiffi.
- SrOn,poObin 9anialliieurafun-
.ao1 ppbGfoitlu belmif. A p. flo 12.
Eultaa lapiet pubdfoulnln .iiella o.
pettaiot piibiapot teille Seelufiesto
.tostem porbaosta pstdipdstd.
- &iitos! %spoamelliiet fiitoflet
taullntnre Sroaiuoooin &aniallisfeu-
rafunnan ppbGfoulitlle, ~opettaiille,
~ppilailIe ia Iasten iuattbemrmille, iot
Ia tiiIitte meit6 Min litfuiiasti tertpeb
ttmGdn tpiinre innnuntai.ilt Titan ia fai
fen ,,iilri pstdapppoenne liiGfii ON.
Aioitte artpoffoan rabalabian. Gun.
atettute ettentnue ole pstdippptt1nne
of1atnneet. Siunala ritn1aasti pol
tftfoon raffaitennel
>9iitolliiuubeIla:
Mman6a ia Mer Mamtmafi.
@eroien Yerimis ilmoitns.
@rtpin Totpnibipin weroIistat
auue6aIle 1916 otpat npt bitostosIani
ia olen malmtis perimG1n neroia.
@croia tpoioaan mafiaa allefirioitta.
neen ~fonttoorisia 22t Cost Mc2eo6
@benue Sronipoob, Micb., faiffina
uiifon pGifpinG totpaniiina fonttoori.
iucroitus 8 pdimddn Eommifuita
Eunteina.
Edstd. p1iip6stG IGbtien peritcSn 1
lroi. perimisperoitus Q b. tasamif.
l917 ia Tammitunn 10 pGiipdstd
sabtien MaoIiSfuhd 1 pGiipGGn Ieds.
I ~proicuiip 9crimismcroitns FIJI.
IN Infi md1rG,
Yuiw1iip Ss~srumpooSis'> Wich..
-. Soulufmuto 1916.
0icboIoS Wfuttion.
sutaisrobastouboit. eriuin totpn.
pisid, Gogebic fo%untisia. Nicbi.
min p~oItiosia.
- Sdirastaluat. Wetpport ioirao-
IA on tebtp Ieiffoiis Miss Wotto.
IA MnbiIIest6, iofnoin on leifottii
20 Draft Wau Bortista ia Mrs 2ii-
stoirren foupungiItd. Mrs g. $500
tcifatoon tdIId miifolGa iiidisten
oien %iprtoffi.
Rrs g. @nori on iairostoniit llii-
.pitooen pGiipGst6 osti, joIIoin iai
rpptt1. Wpt pori miiffoa iitten
lttii toirti tpoifedfii iiiusta toii.
oil witue tpiifon IopiiIla ia ia.
tpiibon oIfidpitoIeIIo fctpin beif-
Sept on ~fiiitenfin toitpoa toos pa'
uniiesta, ottdnee fititerfin puri
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-01

apiiffoa ennen finn on toiiuoa pG1St1
ialfeille.
- GGpiuGt tcr,uebtimGslG opctta
jaonia. Scr Mer &antamGfi iai
6Gmm1stpd enGmrpi fun oiaii fertoa-
fam, fun miimc innnnntai iltana
tuli bltonect aiApan tGpteen pybGfollit
lopiio ia beioGn panbempia iefd opct-
toiiu ottaen fofo ilIafli faifen bolli,
tufIen buostaania tolorauueltu. Sell
III oil faBp:t ia leipofiet mitfonooit
ia oliipotpo foonneet licpGn irunmoil
ra9aa jonfa ppbGtoulltn iobtaia Mrs
Sc. Biittari oienii Scr u. &artamael-
Ie laitIien ~ppbGfoltliin pitolesta fiji
~tlliluuoen bGnel observation-disclosures
toon ppbGfoulirtposiG >ipanbimpana
opettajana. Opettaia Mantamdfi mas
ta1i pitbeeleen liifutetiin mielin hill
fiten oiatufiiaan ettei bGn ole tietdaf.
ieen ollut ~fpfenetpG litben tpobon ia
npt t1m1 Diromion oiotiis tui,tini ai-
man liian iuurelta. Sta fului FIT.
poiiesti pltbellen ia iaitIedleu, ennen
fun buomattiin oil Ito frtlui,1tt I'd.
belle pitolta potG, iolloin posta mnl-
tcttiin lGbteG fotei9in.
Ga6bcfi6afDm mcncniciticma
ifGincn. S. S. @SamS Sprineiicl
bist1, &c., firioittno: "WtinplIa of
foma miiiiiaistauti-tdpa,is MinG
olen 10 fpanba, 81 pucScn if1incn.
Nin1 foetin Ell paraunlstapcja.
mutto mifGGn eli tebnpt minulle min
bpip6G FUN Golcpn 0i6ncp stills"
Solep Sidney PilIiit m%abmistamai
beifontuneita mrnuaiiia, cristdiudt
tperestG boppoia ia mprffpiG ia biio.
iemta.~at --ttobairiSi.a. Ppptaipd-
nd faiffiaIla. {Sh:-)
-Hiletteia Suomccn j. Smomcs.
ia tame alboiiimmilla binno:IIo ia
(metettauimmitfe f%inicilfe ;penr ii
lana iaapi
Hicbolas Mottloniita,
22i Hc2eob ope. Sroriuoo0, Dticy.
Tastori 3. ltrpilainen mntfiis.
ii tiistaiaamiina Wasbburniin, fGp.
Den paliiu matfallaan @arengosia
ia @ainerbillesia, iaapucn fotiift iaii
antaifii tGllG ipiifoIa.
= 9afimies Sarrp @us taiIi'fotio
Seem Yorfista wiime daitantaina.
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tcbistojofii 8altoIcn iitnsIa.
= Smonot taiuat. Ge. iotfn ino-
MT oomiaiien flo s toi mbObentmin,
ipomGt pGimdIiicn FLO IL ia iilalli,
icn flo 6, titlcpat ipdrmnsti fGrii.
mG6n buonosta Observation-Disclosures.
sSc ciapGt anna pbbcllc ateriallc tor
n'cf'i iuIamisaifaa, eiten thin abto-
mot iiiG6nia toIien. Iinafin milf Tim
tio titliii OLD otcriain uGIi1. Sos tel
ia naimon 9uci,c ruulmriliIntns, min
muuitofno tdpanIte ia ottdfnn Gbont
berlainin SabIetfein ia te ucitte mel
fcin mormoon tciipoa rcpenn tpipii.
misto. NdnG toblctiit wablnistopa:
i~patioa ia iaottnuat fen %fpfcncudfii
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= @eIipiipnt idStptpSi. Riiriitta
nGfpp oIetpon p~eiiiobbon uticbilI6
idbfoIId atpotesio pciipiippitio, lotto
on min iddtpnpt Iiifiiiidsti, ettei fel.
loisto tieoetS tddIIG errrter topabtii.
neen. EGbdn npt on rpp fiind, Inn
litnta Ell ole iatarutt Min aitoieen ia
poIioa fiir, m,iira ipfipind.
Miss SiIba ToIiasi, iord on,
opettaionu Grtuin totpnin t~oitIiisfa,.
on ~iSriestdnpt IopfiIle fTdsfinibem'
ioaoa fp0od ~Ianunimta tGasdrristd