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CASH III ELECTIONS EMBROILS SENATE Owen Presses His Corrupt Practices Bill.Tauntlng th8 Republicans. CEES SIGNS OF FILIBUSTER Republicans Intend to Buy the Election, Stone Aver Penrose' Telle of Democratic Fund, peiii. fa rag Tork Tund. WASHINGTON. Aug.

24.AccuM.Uona flew thick and fast, in the Senate today when Senator Owen of Oklahoma, asked unanimous consent to take up the Corrupt Practice till after the passage of th JUrrSa- bill. Senator Smoot of L'tah. acting for the Republican Steering Committee, objected- Senator Owen than rroceedid to describe the Corrupt Practices bill, and In doing ao made UU.nnu that wer reseated bjr th Republican. Mr. Owen that he Introduced the lUi on ttie first day of the session, and It was now on the calendar aa a tub-autui for a similar bill passed by the House.

Tue bUI limits tha total amount to pen tied by national campaign Kcmittc to HoO.OOO and Individual ror.trlbuticr.i to IS.OOO, prohibits the bunna of votpe by direct or indirect ma-ana. forbid all contribution by cor-'rucm for pontic! purpoees, and ponaltiea lor violation of the law. Tha general purpoaa of the rnur la to etrer.gthen tha present 'aw. which la reicarued aa being very uefecliv ui Ita limitations on tbe uaa of in elections. t-ernti-r ltm that tha RepubM-rar Senator Intended to flllbuater to Jul tl bill, and asserted that at tha Lemo ratio Senatorial conference on 'J1 Ui -'orrupt Practices measure bad been, placed on the program of to be Lvkeri up and disposed of at hiiioiu 4o change had been made In that action, he said, and when ina linjutiin.il i-aders had been asded to axrra tie Lamocratic program of legl.iation they had expreesly objected tn tii Corrupt 1'racticrs bid.

Peiiator r.alungor of New Ilampahlre, aro to correct this statement. Ha aid that tha bill was not on tha list submitted to th llenubllcan stearin; commute, ttanator 'enroa of Penney! snla interrupted rjenator Owen to aa If tne Oklahoma Senator's anxiety uii. vaa au to conmuons of corruption In Oklahoma which he had bean told were tha worst In tha country. In reply. Mr.

Owen said that the Lumber 1 rut had spent in bia Ht.tt defeat him for re-election bcaua he had voted to unseat Hena-tor lrimer of Illinois. l'tH Heard SI ,000.000 read. Senator "aulnbury of Delaware, as-serted that soma yearg ago $00,000 waa spent in Delaware tha night before election to influence voter. Without mentioning any name the Delaware Senator su.d that the money waa spent by a Republican candidate for the ttenate. aerator Penrose, then said that he had heard that a million dollar waa spent to elect President Wilson.

At this point, Senator O' Gorman ofi Nw York naked if tha amount spent to etet-t President MeKin'ey in Inn waa not Senator Owen aaid that it waa tula rivalry between the two par-' ties In racing enormous campaign funds to buy riot-tinn that ha desired to stop. benalor t1nl.41.nfr reminded Mr. Owen thai the lt-t)Li oilcan National Committee hnd deemed to aak $10 contribution aud fct-naior (ionnau matched thia by calling attention to the plan of the Leniocralic National Committee to aak rarurgu ronirltmuona limited to 1. t.TH'-r Owen tlian read the report of xianditurea la the recent primary In On 10 f'T Lnited Hates Senator, from whuh it apr-carw thiit Myron T. Harriett, the- successful Kepublican candidate, pvraonaliy apent tZl.ViS, tha Voters' lraKAie.

(JA.uiii, and county, organ-luiloiu throuchout the State various auma hkh would make the aggregate Very lxrue. htrne of Mlasourt gravely as-sorted that It waa the distinct and I'urpnse of the IU publican to buy the 1 i fci lf ntlal election thia year. Thia raued s-enatrir Ualilnrer to inform O.e Senate that the Lmmocratlc National Corrimittee had already raised a very larce, campaign fund. 1 Tes." ald Senator Penrose Ho the rmTti, you have raised a big cor-rvptlon fund, and now you want to pasa this biil and lock tha door." Oivea te Fare a 'ete- As the controversy became more and tore heated Senator Owen threatened to fon-e a vote on the consideration of the bill. I Rive you notice." he said.

that Immediately the vote on tha revenue bill I will move to take up the Corrupt rrarttcee bill, and then you can proceed to conduct your iiiiouaier. brnMor l'enrofe disavowed any dealre to flilhunter. "I trust that the Senator. ha continued, "did not have this hill in hi ruind when he waa al-te. to I his body.

Senator -Owen's response was that If mon had rpent. It waa to prevent 'lust Ducn thiuca that he waa urg ing the nlderalion and paaaage of the l. lie then went on to explain that eo7awationa were forbidden by the biil to i ml any money whatever far poiltlea! That would keep them out ef Oklahoma." he auid. and out of Wisconsin where. I am informed, they spent 0" to aft fonator la Koliette." To nffat't tin last reference Senator reiiro.e quoted from the memoirs of sienotor Wevhenaon a atittement that he had spent to bring about the elation of Senator La Koliette to the In ttan'i.

This aesrtion waa d-nu-d bv several Senators in unison that Mr. had srnt virloui in politl'a to ratify hi wiahes and then credited It mil to the la soiilte campaign fund. hrnntor twen with a rreat 4rwl of emphasis that bis sole purpose waa to tha practice of buying election by private persona who were multi-millionaires. The were touv Ing the I'reeidency and the Government It'lf. he cliarifvi.

to deny life, libertv. and th pursuit of to the prl of. the I'nlted Ktatea. The effort of the Oklahoma Senator to get an aKT'-ement for the consideration of hi bill arot'aed a good deal of be! fenllng in the Senate. la charged everai LTmoorauc senators wttn nav.

Inr mada a acret srreement wilh Ka. punliian Senators to bead off cotmidera- tion of the meaniire. The Democratic ladera Dr rreueiit comment and nuee- tloua gave their aupport to the effort to gel the bill secure the will te. Get te Round Package Used (or Vi Century. 14 Caution avoid Subttitutf 75IMV "caH.wtk,u...

jfsSAIL REVENUE BILL Penrose end Sherman Criticise Tax! and, Tariff Board Clause. WASHINGTON. Aug. 2 Senator Penrose, la debate on the Revenue will, today, attacked tha proposed munitions and Inheritance taxes and criticised the Tarrlff Cpmmlsribn to be created by the bill. Tbe TarKf CoramUeloa parasraph." he said, Is not of any very great importance.

Apparently It Is put in merely aa a measure to attract and mislead Republicans. It supplies a popular catchword which la meaningless and ineffective. Should tha Republicans be restored to power they will doubtless provide for tariff commission 'which will produce practical and effective results In the direction of reasonable and adequate protective rates baaed upon a thorough examination the difference In cost here and abroad." Senator Sherman attacked the proposed Income tax Increase as unfair and inequitable, and assailed the Democratic tariff. Senator Hoke Smith assailed estimates by Senator Penrose of appropriations by tha Democratic Congress. He declared them misleading, including appropriations not yet made, and authorisations for the future, and aaid they even Included I25.0ti0.0ou for the Danish West Indlea, which probably would not be paid tor soma time at least.

and weds. Geo. 0,. Jones, Importer, Takes Bride Instead of'GoIng to Instead of sailing for Kavala, Orece, after having booked his passage, George O. Jones, a wealthy tobacco importer, who Uvea at tha Hotel remained at borne to marry Miss La.

Belie KUher Standlffe tf Louisville, Kr- and New Tork. Their marriage too it place yesterday at noon in the Klatbush Christian Church, Brooklyn, and shortly afterward the couple sailed on the Prince Anne for Virginia Beach, where things are tranquil and people are not throwing bombs at each other. The couple's engagement waa announced In July, and they expected to be married la November. Meantime, Mr. Jones', who Is Vice President of the Standard Commercial Tobacco Company, prepared to sail for Greece on Aug.

13 In tha interest of his company. A few daya before the time for' Bailing reports began, to coma from abroad of the- activities of the armies operating around Salonlki and Kavala, aad his fiancee pleaded with him not to go. Mr. Jones forthwith agreed to this, but on one condition. His fiance finally accepted the condition, and plan were hastened for their marriage, while the secommodatlona on the steamer Vaeileffa Constantlne were transferred to another officer of the company.

The weddlng was quiet, and the Rev. Dr. Frederick Marsh Gordon performed the ceremony. The bride was unattended, and wore a brown taffeta traveling froca. with cut steel trimmings.

Her "wai' diamond brooch, the gift of the bridegroom. She wora a corsage bouquet of mauve orchids and liliea of the valley. tncllffe came front Louisville for their daughter'a wed- iTS J'vyn, Cril heat man for Mr. Jon. C.

E. TAYLOR MARRIES AGAIN Hit Wedding with Allca 3. Hartford Recalls Romance of First Nuptial. The announcement thia miinvi.i.' 1. these columns of the wedding yesterday VI r''Pniqtone f.nd 6hurm Hanford re- .1.

ioranc. Ol iHT. laVlOr first marrlagV He had In August. iSut" removed to the Samaritan HospltaL and Dr. Oill Wylij had operated i iwu vcars, Misa Pauline Keane, the daughter of James Keane and Anna Celeste Campion Keane, and Who had neen 1 nt.vtn.iA wiu i 1 1 cnim nood.

returned to the ity to be near A.us' sinking' spell and MISS XUIM unt tnr anT lor inaiated tbat the marriage, which eariy. jk uiurna. noma taae place at once, bo Miss Keane's brother. David Keane, was sent for. also Walter K.

Taylor. the brother of Mr. Taylor, and the ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Henry Van Rensselaer. The bridegroom was so weak that his brother had to hold him up during the ceremony.

The next day, however, ha began to rally. Mrs. Taylor died on July 3.13. Mr. Taylor, who; Is a broker and a member of the firm of Henry B.

Livingston has made his home at 49 West Forty-fourth Street. a MISS MARKS'S BRIDAL PARTY. Her Marriage to Dr. H. Rawle Oeye II to be Held on Sept.

9. Invitations have been Issued for tha wedding of Mlsa Margaret Gladys Jit arks to Dr. IL Rawle Geyelln of Philadelphia, which la to take place on Sept. at tha home of Grant La Farge of this city at Saunderstown, R. I.

Mlas Marks la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Montague Mark and the niece of the late Miss Joaephlne Lasarus and Miss Sarah Laxarus of this-city. Miss Adah Marks is to be her sister's maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will Include the Misses Harriet Geyelln, Alice lilddle, Oeorglana ttlddle. Margaret La Farge.

Alice Fox. and Edna Biddle. Antony Geyelln Is to be beat man. The ushers will be fcimil and tlenry L. oryrun, 11.11 7 nawir, i.nirMTn oioaier, Hazeltine Smith, and Maskell Ewinr, all of 1'hiladelphla, and Dr.

James B. Murphy, Dr. Russell Cecil, and Dr. Karl ogel 01 JNew yora. Reception to Mr, and Mrs, Osborne eria! The yew Tork Timet.

MONTCLAIR. N. Aug. and Mrs. Edmund B.

Osborne of Stonebtidge Road gave a reception at their home to night for their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Graham Osborne, who Veturned Monday from Europe. Mr. Osborne was married on July 27 In Geneva, Switserland, to Mile.

Mlraille Teissier, daughter of Madame Paul Teissier, of Port Said. Egypt. Mr. Osborne and Mile. Teissier became acquainted while he was student.

in the University of Urenoble, France, in toil. Mr. Oa-borne, who la a roembei' of the First Squsdron of New Jersey, will leave anoruy xor me ooraer. Miss Wolburato Wed D. B.

Jacobs, Sir. and Mrs. Morris Wolbnrg of 61 Plerrepont Streetj Bjooklyn. have an nounced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Sylvia Wolburg.

to David Jacobs, also of Brooklyn. No date has teen set for tha wedding. Vf2 Xsk For ajid GET KlUOTS THE ORIGINAL r.ALTED:.:r.ILEt Made from clean, rich milk with the ex. tract of select melted grain, malted in our own Malt Housea under sanitary conditions, Infanta mnj thitjrtt? Arte Oft it. Agrtmt with tk ape sromocA ot Aa intxoLJ or tk ageet, NJ oking Mar addition of milk.

Nourishes and sustains tiara than tea, coffee, atc be kept at home or when traveling. A nu-tritioua fojod-dnnk may be prepared tn a moment. A claasf ul hot before retiring induce refreshing sleep. Also ia lunch tablet form for business Substitutes Cost YOU Sam Price Toko a Package Homo DR.C.G.HERBERMANN, NOTED SCHOLAR, DIES Editor in Chief of tha Catholic Encyclopedia a Victim of Heart Disease at 75. EMERITUS OF CITY COLLEGE President of the United States Cath olic Historical -Society Was Decorated by Pope Plus X- Dr.

Charles George Herbermann. edi tor-in-chief of The Catholie Encyclopedia and President of the United States Catholio Historical Society ainc lhV7, died 'yesterday morning from heart disease at his home. 340 Convene Ave- nuf-, lnla seventy-sixth year. He was also Prufeasor Emeritus of Latin at the College. of tbe City of New Tork and noted or years aa -a scholar, being awarded the Laetare Medal In 191s from the hands of Cardinal Farley, who paid a tribute to his attalnmenta.

Dr. Herbermann waa born in Saerbeck, Germany, and began nig classical studies there. Later, coming this country, ha waa graduated from St. Francis Xavler a College In Weat Sixteenth Street. In 1863, receiving tha de gree of Ph.

D. and LL. V. from that institution. In addition.

Fordham University, conferred on htm the degrees of A. M. and A. and Holy Croas College the degree ef Lit. D.

During lt-b1 Dr. Herbermann was Instructor la German. English, Classics, and Philosophy at St. Francis Xavier's College, then Joining tha Faculty of the College or tne City of New York as Professor of Latin Language and Literature. Dr.

Herbermann served in this position until is 1 4, when ha became Librarian of the college, from which he resigned in 1WS to become editor in chief of The Catholio Encyclopedia. blnce lsiiS he had also been the editor imiwi ivu jwvrua oiuuiei, Dr. Herbermann waa a Director of the Avpuion rTiuiianinr vomuany. ana a member of the Archaeological Institute or America and the American Geographic Society. Ha was also a member of the Catholio of which be waa President during li4.

He was the author of many educational and historical essays and of Business Life tn Ancient Rome," Salluat a Jliurlhun War." and Klv 1 1 1 i r.rtin. 1 I. of Torfason's History of Kducatton en ina-isorse Discovery of America." ur. Meroermann received from rope Pius tha decoration of Pro lcleia et Pcntlface. and soon after, at the reuueat of Cardinal Parley, he was made a Knight of St.

Greaorv. He la survived by three sons and four daughters. Hi funeral will take place at tha Church of Our I.ady of Lourdea, lcM Street, near Amsterdam Avenue, where inere win te a solemn high mass at o'clock on Thursday mnrnlnr Tho inttrnient will be In Calvary Ceroe- CATHOLIC WEEK OVER. Churchmen 8catter to Their Hornet Closing Massfor Gsrmana.v When the delegatea to the German Roman Catholie Central Vereln eame from solemn high msss in the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer In Third Street near Avenue A yesterday morn ing; "Catholic Week" was ever. Already delegates to the conventions of the American Federation of Catholie Societies, the Catholio Toung Men'a National Union and the Cathode Press Association, who participated In the largest gathering or its xind of recent years had scattered to their homes all over the land, prepared te carry out during tha coming year tt.

programs mapped out during- the week here. The three American Cardinals and the Papal Delegate, who had met. together for the first time, for a public function, had roturned to their vacation spots or to their posts of duty before the last few roeetlnga of the contentions, and the exodus was completed when several hundred prominent prelatea 'returned to thotr dioceses and their parishes. Father Joseph Schmidt, rector ef the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer, sang the solemn high maas" for the German delegatea yeeterday morning, assisted by Father Ernest Helnrlch and Father Hchauer. The church was crowded.

The Stars and Strlpea, the Papal flag and the German colore were draped over the organ loft. The delegates were taken aboard a steamer at the foot of Second Street after the mass for a pleasure tour of the harbor. SAILORS' WAR BONUS RISES. Shipowners Agree to Add 25 Per Cent, of Regular Wage. The oilers, firemen, and seamen on the American liner St.

Paul, due to sail tomorrow for Liverpool 'with tasners and malls, snd the crew ef the Atlantic Transport UnervMancTiuria. leaving today for London, informed the officials of the International Mercantile Marine Company at the pier yesterday that they would not sign artlclea unleaa their war lisk bonus was increased. After a conference with the delegatea from the men's Union the company agreed to pay the oilers, firemen, and seamen on all 'Its vessels sailing! under in American nag. a oonue or t-i per cent, of their wages. The crews then sinned up.

Under the new agreement the oilers Will receive X1H. 7. ttw firemen W.M, and the aeamen The last strike on the American Line took place three months ago. when wages were increased 15 a month. NOTABLES' HIS SPECIALTY.

Constable Who Caught Hughes for Speedli.j Got Quentln Roosevelt Also Hpeciol to Tkt Jar rime. OYSTER BAY, N. Aug. 24. Con stable John Roach of 1 licks vllle served Quentln Roosevelt, son of Colonel Roosevelt, with a summons today, te appekr before Judge Joseph Stelnert In Hlcksvllle next week' for speeding.

About six weeks ago Bosch stopped an automobile In which was Charles E. Hughes, the Republican candidate for President, and served the driver with a notice to appear before a Justice of me peace. "Got- to do my duty," said Bosch. I'll arret anybody who vlolatea the law, no matter who It la." When stopped by Bosch. Mr.

Hughes waa on hi way to a meeting of the Women's Hughe Alliance, at the home of Mrs Harry Payne Whitney In Roa-lyn. The Uiauffeur was discharged In court." i. Car. -gie Starts on a Yacht Cruise. BAR HARBOR.

Aug. 24. Andrew who haa "spending the week here in his steam yacht Surf, left late today for a cruise to tbe eastward. It was understood he intended to visit Nova Scotian porta. Eat and Grow JThin Hot weather health diet.

Satisfying means that take oft weight without starving you. Telia what you can eat. not what you can't. Thousands are following theae rules. Safe, Practical.

Effective. 11.00 (Pott extra.) AO ooatee. r. Dstloe Fifth AfN.T. THE NEW YORK TIMES.

WILL HELP REBUILD FRANCE Personnel ef Industrial Cemmls elon. Sailing Tomorrow, Named. The person ef the Amenean Indaa-trial Comrataaioa te JYanoe. ergaalaad by the American Manafa tuiets' Export Association. lno Broadway, was announced yesterday oa tbe eve ot Ita departure for tnorrew the steamahlp Lafayette.

The commission will make a scientific study of Industrial conditions la Prance- to determine the moot advantageous method whereby American reaourcea may be used In. the reconstruction that will follow tha war. The prelect waa suggested during the visit of tha French commission to the United Slate during the Winter 1U-1. The personnel of the commissi oa aa given out yeeterday waa described aa a "partial list." It will be beaded by William Wallace Nichols aa Chairman. He Is assistant Chairman ef the AUls-Chalmera Manufacturing Company.

New Tork. Edward V. Dougtaas. Secretary of the export association, who will act aa Secretary of the commission, la already la France making preparations for the tour. The other member of the commission are: A.

B. Karquhar. President ef the A. B. Fareuhar Company.

Tork. Penn. James E. (vague, former Vice President of the Amtncaa locomotive Company. New Tork.

and Public Service Commissioner, Pouglikeepale, N. T. F. J. La Maiatre.

consultant of the K. 1. du Pont de Nemoura Powder Company, WUmlnaton. DeL: Curt fJ pfeiffar. foreign trade' expert of George Birg-feldt aj New Tork John H.

Mae-Arthur, MacArthur Brothera. New York: Dr. C. O. Mallloux.

consulting engineer. 20 Nassau Street. New Tork K. A. Warren Vice IVeaidant of the Universal Winding Company.

Katon, Maas. Samuel W. Falrrhikd. Vice Pral-dent of Falrchlld Brothers- VomXmr. New Tork Noble Foster Hoggoa, President of Hogaaon Brothera, contractors, 4U lfth Aveaue.

New Tork; J. G. Butler. Director of the Commercial National Rank. Tnunii town.

Ohio, and Vice President of the Brier Hill 8teei Company: K. E. Rue-sell of the J. I. Case Threehlnf Machine Company, P.aclne.

Wis. A. Rwa-sey. President of Warner A Swaaey, Cleveland, and Oeorge Burdett Kord, member of George B. Post A Hons, 101 Park Avenue.

New Tnrk. A farewell luncheon will be given the members of the commission today at the Motel Blltmore br F. M. Harr. Jret- oent of the Westlnghoo Klectrte Com Pny ana rT.i'ii gi ui.

pany and President or the Amertraa Manufacturers' Exoort Aaaorlatloa. LANSING'S EXTRA HELP. Secretary Glvee Oata en Increase of Department's Work. WASHINGTON. Aug.

24. Secretary Lansing sent to- the Senate today tn re sponae to i. resolution offered by Senator Penrose a statement showing the number of employes added te the State Depart merit's force during the present admin istration. Jyon. A jg 1, 1914.

te July 1. UMd, the statement showed 15 temporary em ployee were appointed In connection with vaallv Increased department du ties arising from the Kuretean war conditions the reller and protection of Americans abroad." Their employment covered periods varying from I we wetka to twenty-two month. Because of the urgency ef the situa Secretary Inslng wrote, and tne pressure conrroating in cepwn-ment. it waa necessary to aecur the needed temporary clerka tn the shortest possible time and not to await the uauaj and neeeeeery delays Incident oertifi- cation rrom the eiigiwe temporary net of the Civil Service Cctnmlsaloa. Moat of them were, therefore, secured throve WaaJVJngton business colleges ami tn registered list ot venous typewriter firms in the city.

From Julr 1. 191S. te June SA Hi a. seventy-etz entplevea were appointed to statutory place in the aeprmni i fill -vacancies, fifty being certified from Civil Service, two ap pointed by Individual eieeutlve order. ana twenty witnout t-ivii norvice recommendation, eeven af the latter te confi dential posts.

On Julv 1, luie, eighty emrJoree were transferred from the temporary to tha statutory Hat ef tha department, tn aeeomance with executive order upon request ef Secretary Lansing. McLEAfTcASE settled. Compromise Reached Regarding the Lata Putliaher'a Letter. Saeriet te TU JCrw Tor Titmt. WASHINGTON.

Jug agreement waa reached today whereby the personal letters and private papers of the late John R. McLean, now tn poa- salon of Francis Homer ot Bait! mere, are te be given In custody ef the American Security and Trust Compear of thia city, executor ot the eatate. condition that inspection them Is to be confined te certs in officers of the company and te Edward U- McLean and hia counael. This agreement will end the litigation Instituted by Mr. McLean, sole heir of the millionaire publisher, to prevent the leltere reaching the trust company.

Counsel for Mr. McLean announced la court that they would not preea their appeal from the order of Justice Stafford of the District h'uerem Court, dissolving the temporary injunction to pre vent Mr. Homer giving tbe papers te the trust company. Under the agreement, which was sane-tloned by Justice Stafford. It atlpw-lated that Mr.

Homer Is to return the letters to the executor and their Inspec tion Is to he restricted to the ITeatdent, Vice Prealdent, truat officer, and roun of the trust company, and Edward II. McLean and his counsel. Obituary Notee. 1IC8ES WBAVER. S4 years eld.

and koooa aa the Wla Wsethar Maa ef Bioonitae-Sale. N. 1.. Sled tbaee i tat ear. Ha aa bora ia kfacepla.

aae vhile a oeraar In the Butler Kubber Coaiiiaar factory a( Rlootnlnglale sained Mm. fame fae tie accurate weather aredlcUoaa. His U. ead three eons survtre. FRANK WOOD, a tneoiber af WTaahiartoa Lla.

Ne. 21. r. ana A. Morra Tamrie, and Past Pat ran ol Kiajraooed Charter.

X. Tl. T.le at the Eaatera Star, died on Wednesday at hla horn. S.rve A reave hi. Caaame.

aged ae years Mrs. MAROARRT PEAXE. a natlv of TA. Inburah. aeotlaoS aad a ralat of tWeoklra far more taaa rlftr yvara, la l4 at the home ef her daughter, Mrs.

Charlae Helioa. WHtmlnnrr Road. Klalbuan. She a the wldaar of Henry Lwalal la.n aa I a aa active member ef the Stress FVaee kaptua Church. Fear doaahter orn tr.

Mtae tMMEUNK DAVICH. a retired pubile hoot taarhar ot lirmhtye aad of the rtr mvmbara oT tha South Twd Stft Preabytrrtaa fhurrh. died oa Timed at her hora ITS ooatb Karth atrvet. h.oja. lyn, acd years.

Sba aa a daaSter of the late KC-sar Ua.le. Im) vaa aa edit of The Uroaktyn Dally Tun. Attar fTdaatla from Karma 1 Colta- saa taught for oiaa year tn the North onth Ktraat pwUlif where her atmtar. the lata Car Ilia atwn oa Prtaclpal. Miaa Uavtaa aa rvttret oa a pao-tea thirteen yeara ae-.

Mra. DKLI A ANNA MADIOAN. lf ot John Mailsmn. Inspector la tba I pa.M-Fnant ot dtad from haart diaaaaa oa Wednesday at ker home, 1.4-Xi rtntotb Siraat. Dreoklya.

had bean a resident ef lye foe forty yaae aad via etir m-wii at tha Chiii-Th o( St. Oktbarln of AMsaadrta and of the Third Order of St. rvaoua aad Ike Holy Family Kortety. EMU. r.

WE1NEMT. 1 year aid. a book, keeper empWred In tha XValtabevt Market, dlad oa Tueorlar at hla Immd. tU Ka. Btrart.

RVdsaoaad. front atomark dlaaaa. Ha waa bora In Germany and aaa a to'r the A rat Lehr Cluk and the Seakekk Krojtkaa t'ntsratuetauac Yereta. P. TOtXI of late n.aa Avaaae.

Wetrhstar. Who retired fvoea tea Police Papartmaat eereral a.onifca a rpt in haa Ita, died aa Wrdneeday la Fraaroela. N. T. PAKyUAI.E CARt ao.

Itailaa aae tier ef Long I.laad City. iil ifl nlaht at bia bom. IW. la kte atatr-nrvt year. Mlas CXTHFRJNR T.

n'vSlXCHtM slater of tbe Rev. Fsrhar Wl'llam L. nlnabara. rotter of at. Xarr'e tkarH ia outlay, N.

dtad on aunaaUr at tbe rectory tbere. la bar ftrty-thtrd roar. AUtTU It. DS TONOH. a lace ttnoortor hare, died yesterday at bia borne Rorballe.

He vaa bora la Aotataedam. lIM-mbL Mr. da Tenrh la aernved by kla a If a and eoa nrjlber. John Toeik, aa artlet of thia city. a SHrr.WOOD F.

TAWOER. a vetaraa af the SpanUh-Amartcaa War. died oa auadar from heart duwae In Hararut. Cuba, la fortv-eaenth Tear. Ha aaa a aoa of laaac yawier of Hnl K.raat.

Ilronhl) and follwatng tha ar Wtm manaaar ef the ctaac MattoaaJe la Malaasaa, Ciba. FRIDAY. 'AUGUST NINE INJURED IS FIRE CAUSED BY wm I Bolt Ifits Vtt CtnUlrini Daw tarti Alec hoi in Brxklon Ftc-, tory end Explosion Stthxt. BROCKTON. Vaae.

Af. pevaorts war tajwrod tvee today whoa bolt ef llghtauter atrwek a vet of denatured elcoXH tsj the plant ot L. uewdv. causing an i plosion aad fW. Tbe lose ia eallmalod at betweeej m.era) and Huccax Taaight fUeeaoa imilii the ruins for the bodee af I Lltkw aalaaa.

who are believed le Waa lost their Uvea. Six men wer at week In tne eatress when tbe hghlnlng at ruck. A lamm explosion followed, aad the wall af the three. story weed an building, la which the Gewdy factory waa loratod, was virtually split la half. Tw mea.

J. CJ. srd Pike ef Danbury. reeua. be tnstaning rnachlnory.

sad Winer esaa-son ef Kasten. a fareeaan. ware Mown through a window end recotvaj severe burns a boat the face aad bedy. The baraing aV-ehet see. fire the saain building, knew as Old Teen Wltlte Shoe ractory.

ecrpia4 by swveral firms engaged la cn ef the shoe maaufarturtag laduatry. caaU-; eonalderable oamage. Tbe flame ae spread le throe noar-by hoaaaa. wber they wer ehockod awiere taey bad made mac a head vay. Valentine Clewee.

B. Valentine yeare aid. a Prominent reeidrat of Itatwpetoad. L. I.

died at his beta la Fraaklu trt yee terday after an klneae ef eleven leare. Mr. Clewoa was born tn Hem pot -d. aad In early life oatahlUpod tn the mill ng busineee. Fee mere than forty years be waa active In the aajbtte tfe la Naaaee end Qaeene CeanOee.

He for thre cenooctitlv l.rtu in tho gtoi A muly, In lknY when waa attil oar. or a 1 Clewee Asooctate Judy of ia Court of Special roaatona lie waa of the Juailroe of the Pear la I taaa o-stead for more than twenty year, aad aiao aerve as tTaex1.nl nadl i raaa jray of the vUlag. Mr. Clow a aaa for fifty eare a member of Morton Ixlga. a.

ot. F. and A. end waa otve ef ike ol laat member liempatoad todaa. No.

141. I. o. F. and tho Miaa-a r.rH-aartpmont Ifa I aurrl rod by his wlf.

a awn. Samuel V. Co aaa aaid far daughters. Delegations at Talcett FunereU The funeral ef James Talcotl ef Weat Flfty-aevenUl Stroat. rraotdead of the banking aad eneamereisl hauss of James Talratt.

took pur yae- terday at Cedar Hill Cemetery, la Hart-lord. Conn. Dalegallona elleadod from the "ha rubor of t'omroarra. tho of Trad and 1 ran aorta lioei. the i Ulk Avenue lVeohyterUa cK.ttk.

aad a number ef ot Sr orraaiaatkoaa. TW Hv. I H. a ma a Ftlmrr, aaa.rral pastor tilth Avonvo lroakytrVaa Church, saa.siad by th liar, lay New. man.

pastor of tb Presbyterian Chvren at Hrblgehampto. L. 1 eoadaeiad the orrviccs Amvti thooo ah atleodM were "hartoa L. Itoraholmor. Jo- Franklin Cro wall.

eg.Juatie Chart Maclean. Frank a Hrownoll. -Ilurh Gotty. oanalor Uaorg. aims, narloa Laaruaataea.

aad Ivan a II. Wall. Jferrlnf aad drak aoMro SalaaAod for ai Ifa ra tk JTear Tork rtaaa mew be relry koaad le 1309 ia. I5tra MOLMm-dha Aaa. tl at la Mr aad Mra lit la m.

1 Mareaaot late I a oaa. faaa a. isi. at la la. aod Mr.

aary IC I a caveator. CIUXUKM SAfCrto TVaeaday. da at haw far in. Aeo-a Matta. daagktoy ef Mra kvao iteary aoaa, K.hart heataaa I1al v.

TATtflJt.Kt rxaD aiaa aajrv rtoo-fard (VinM 1 in a. 1 a TaskBT. haw Tare, Ciy. aa Aa a. wrvrWARD-FaRMri SK-'a Aad IL ISIC ka Kiev tore Ciia.

Martanu IT. Mare edra. I V. ndaard a KAt'FMatMM KLkEhLATT Aaa Sx, tm ai ieaOtall la akaa- Kaafoa aa. CUv.

AM ht.FR.-Sa-V4aair. at FVoallaaao. I laaaial Oof 0 1 a Avatar. I taa I at a of kv rt. F.a.ral a kla kaa I t.

neld. lot, orvaar. Aa av aad W.afcarae a aoa a a. SLIda. AI Maaarkao-er.

VL. Aag U. a 1 avaov of to tat Faaaral anna al Maaroaaaor. Vt. la.

taiaym Waaaiaoaa a 1. tal- S-na. la-, rrtday. Aa. II A.

M. akOI'FtSIt la Warahaaa. Maaa. Aa M. WUitaaa FaVar Xaatftah.

roar a-4. KXlXKT Sattaaly. al i. aaa a at: kk, fa, Joha W. hi sirt af hyaA.

f. ot faaoraj aaiaaftar. RK(ivrn -Aag. td roaaia. or tx, eaa-al aa.yoao M-rrttt Haaial aa- Cav- raatitf ta.

let ath i af iath Tl aaa talar. ataaafar. Aag bA. J.m.a M-. boaoaed 1 1 a I of 1 a I aad ava of taa lata li.ii aod Mary Sarra Hn.

Faoarai oaaitiaa at kaa la la ravdma. Ma Kf, Buaday. Aa. gt. al JO P.

M. Fvrkdav. Ovaa. oa Aag F. ftaraat Tarvr tott.

taa. 4 o-a ad 4aa and Jaaa-i Maa T. tan. aa kv laanr-laird toar. sanw win kv kv 4 at to horn of kte yervnta kat t-aarataai A Beatk rvaa.

J- TatiSay. Aaa. SB. at F. M.

Aaa. S. IFtt. al tk kava of bar narrate. Sl At.

aaa-ara 1.. Il-io Hoad a w. at daaa-1e of rttvxl.la aa Taoi-I aa Ra'aare k.lia. aaad wi val liuar. Aa.

2k. ISie, EdEHTi.V.-k1sr a at Nav Tat eaaalaa. An. XX ta arts foar I tartrate. Hernials ittat aa aXLIhOUrC taa Aaa.

artor a May art, a lilnaaa. NatlMt too horatoed I aaoaad olfa of aad aavjhrr af AWaUn Elilnaor. Raaatlaa. fiiaeta. a a taaa-taao.

taoai-a Bhataan awirlaal a a-4 aLol Haaad aaa rvarvrtfai'y aaffta4 aa atlavl laoaaal ha A Vaa at tavi. aona vai I'aeetary, a'caak tatr. rSKA.40r.-.a Au4). XX. ktatltka A.

kola, ad al'a of tl.rtg t. govt a aaa, aod otatae of Mr. II. Fravatoa and Mva kat. eaac.

Faaaaal vravaa al aao raa. daaaea. Coat rtw.k TkotaAar nin aetata l.i-out ai aad-laaa aaan.tr Fnday at Oonatt at -On Tbaaaaat. Aa tk. ltA Om saaaa tj 1 alav aaa Ha.

fVia.a ka-aaoad a I' ad la. Saoi oaa W. r. a Foaoral avnva at bar taaa. vt Waot liJd oa Frdar.

Ava g. at a F. M. latin VI ataal-4. k.

1. UORM AM. At Maraaoa. Cava TVaeadar. Aagaat la.

Vl. Kaatly t- laaWaa a af ha lata Fraerte U. fVvkooa fa. 1 an aaiaaao at bar kaa 11 1 11 ia It 1 111. aa Satardar aaarw- 1 1) la-tarra Fan at Hill fiviai, 1 aa a.

IIAOIN -Aa. Ft -alA Moa-taa J. Hataa. Boraazoa at he a lallim a taoa. l'7h at.

lata lit aoa 1 1 ail va 1 al a a Vara. IICXBHAW. Al BVaat Ha mi eat, ktaaa An. Tk, lawa Haa aua hoaal L. Hon it Faial uarrvos om ka bat al taa taaiiaa of kaa vve M.e a.

a. aaru a a mm a at a a fWM. ft. at r. raaoae.

Aa. IIEttHKnMAMM-d'karia Oiaaa oa A.V 24. lata, arad It tart I M. tata raaaroaL aa aaiva Mavdat. Aa.

S. at kk A. at ta t-karvk of taar Latdr af 1 ana iia I Jt aaar Aaiyji lav At. a a aaa. oaaa aaaa af rv, siaaa a tit ka aa vaaaaod al HI aO A.

M. llataawat llhtn It ta ktad maaH ta aaaa.1 Oa lUNStiALK-At Fraa faa T. aava. da. Aag.

lata lunula a I. bio auir1fi taar. lata raia at Al. ia a HKk KklMVgR -Marrta. to oaaad vaa 0' ktaa aod the tata li nn a I'l ka bawd at I radar haa kv a aa llk St.

hlTTCH r.t.l A. A 11. al N. Barak a ad Jaaaa ktat. Ml I aa.r.l ante .1 avta M-rai ar-l TiTt a Aa aaar tlm t.

Via d.f aim i ii a. I rtvb aa TkoataA.a Ao ft .1 1 F. 1 a tvra. kaVaaa ad Aaaa Fuarral ovata. at aaa aa In 71 A.

lata, aa at at tk aaaigtoa (ovavwy. fetroaklta. Fradat. at IA a m. KNOX -Aug Vl Ra-a al tim real.

-aaaa vt at 't 'a A Favaa Ba lax Car. Aa Sa. la Ik. aA a A. kk.

rtaaaa. 11 lain easf. rr a t. oai. -a 23.

191G. CORPORAL SUITH KILLEO. aUele In Ata la Ctaia Taaa sdsn at i Rev si laaoaktsasi rtorkar aa-d om g'S-oay karan bora oo4 ka nok A lie waa an boa taAeta- edaVtn taw ud aa a Sarah Soith eaf trv-afc. ra.aor Aa- trtaa. IraaA CWtaaral fua.n woe a a mjt rw.

bag aiWool a oat to AfnMa. WW be for year (wtl nm nan he ean4 w-jik tk tarwa iaevet laaavry at Xaaa mil a ka tnav aad was Saoata ea I rr rJJo- ao I ot r.oa. Laiar Ci il $oun oi a Vaa-'' e. aad tar to va boraaa ar-aot of 1 1 ar aavao aa rr- At to koyta. ad taV Waa.

a arait or ad eiw aaanav, faa el end suing to Og o4 oa i t'odrva aat a-ay aoa trkoa is- ar la aodtaa ha aoawa a easrattod by a kaae. Jofca th laWraatMoal Htroa WWIiaae S. Lyeaw aVetenleel Sei. vvilsaaa SM-ragr Lroav. fat.

fir ot thia dey. aad the Vaag karai aaad taiewd. whor a wwad ka Sera. Jelr S) la SL Fa a a Hiaaat.l klaaaio. If was a ot to lot I Lrw end Mr.

aa'orto Le-oa. 4 f-rMfty ar ad aa bo4 of th CaS. fornia Stat Kaar-d of li fsrdoa ewaaoAe at lAa-b-Hal aa 0eni4 P. Treety. ra ol p.

Troory. FToo-oaol ad) fooad. re the Pa va y-ar-t Troay Fuo ra. paay. aod ai for artr-tla yoa I'i the Bdaye baa to.

k-ava od yao-lerday St hla aaa i. CI Waot IXta-k eaeoad. In hla aara.aty-tlrot yoar. II vaa Voew la Canada aad eaaae I tbuj rwy te oarty Itfe. Mr.

Troary waa a i I i of Ik Cat hot Cla. U4 SCka. to Iraallr Sow of I alaUa. aad th -ta of toauaaaaa 11 vtre aad dashte earvi hlaa. Calhewn O-ee In ttread Tatr an aad a iiHaaj' at IV traad Tho 'r otarday CKaroe Calk aaa.

a twtkrod) teare e.1 ef til tk aahiaauoa A to. Urvdgaaart. t'aaa, eadoood ad od shortly ail era srd tw. eavtb ef V. rtlatd lloaHtal aaaj tt.at daetn wad do te heart eaaa Or.

John Wee Ward. Dr. John WeaVy treed, fee eaaay yoae m.f kral dlrw-ta of th Now Joraay HaV MaeydtaJ toe the taaaaaa ka Traoto. d4 yeeterday a Ue mom eor ridao. Jf.

la hie eaaeatygaih r. It odTIo a sa. Iiraj di- ronar dartne air. by the trd ef Maaa gats 4 lla 01 lam Jsmee Medeen Beeeiax. aaa llvese) fr eaaay yoar aaaorUlod VUh AtaaarVaS) Coats aay.

dvd a toe day et hat 1 a 1 ka taJasrd. Cooa 1 (vie eaoaooouk yo He was born hoe a4 area a ml af is 4ona4 So.nt aad he (ad Oaoed. wtfa. wh vaa hi oa laak-4 (a af laeoaklyw. aarrl.a hla CJtv V.

i. 4 Moa II A. haa aaa aa kaota laas aoe I. Ltwastati-aaa) a ga (aaooaa a kaathae ef kla' raw Mtw aad ta. 1 ravaa kaa a-a 1 1 a-k oaOa.

Oa ya at ea Fav Movvot ktaa' a. I. aaa Sa.ov.tvaa vaa ot Uoa AAt Btrw dWi WiS kaa CS ta taa kv raa ad kaa aoa I a 1 oa aa aa haal ad 1 ta r.i,.. ava. aoa oa a.

a a Aa I ha rarvftra. rri Al taaa Caotaav an ta A. a. aa-a aaaa BaaiM kaatatk, am riixng.l.iaii of 1 1 11 i u. kai i'taav a.

ava af a taaa. taa. ed A a-, kkvata ravaa aa ho a raaa a aaa nva aa vaa nai.a i fava aoa taaaaaaaa, Faar. Aaa St F. Itrt-Aat Rut.

hooaav n. a aoa ad ta -a a kaa Ova aw I. eat aa aaa lav Sua a yaa v-i. Inwa at v. at a.

aaa aaaa SaTTTrt read i Faaaav taa vara ra.H taaa of a a Fvaa, WiTat lr aa ka. Fa' vat rana. 1 1 1 hov Taar V. at a aa gx rt aaauaa tad favaa aa. tad.

lat a a. a an A Fo-ea raaa. at. j. in in i i i aaav OTCtJ -at as.

naaaia. SB Saat VbS ea oa BHvatar. Kg aa t- yoar ot kaa a Fa-. ta 1 a a. a-t 1 aaaa Fvaaaal al vt ta.aa a aa.

rata Ha a a a I oa rttaat aaa I SX at aaaa. arc cat -sw, i ka-. tt ea Aaata a Aa a a. i ill I Baa. a a aaa aa afiw i mr rTCFMSJ.

kti'ltl ha a a yi rut TV. V. a l. Ava aw. V7 tv.

aaa a vt Fa-a. la Oavo oa Waaaaoaa. tk. I1 at kaa eavtaaa a taaa Tk Fi tare at Oa am ikva. goat htartax 1.

I oa Faaaa. Baa Sa ft aaaa W-a rn txr: I laffa-T Via hat a kaa aaa STTCISZ-VVa kraatwad On vaa of haa I -aa a- Aa.lt an a 1 1 of ho kt ha.i aaav haa tv vaa a lav. aa m. a-f ra rilat ttoal Sara) Sv. roa enta-w aaa Ct ka.

aav Waal cot Btaaaa ava I HI a ta of -taaaai hi.aa I aa ai aovv a ta lava a aa-t a a a aa a-a aaa a ear. Rat aaav at tXMF-eia -Avj Vb a -aa. a a Tartaa, a a al kw -aa a aaa Vaaaaao aad vaBor af Va i. aa raatna. Svr-aoa rni B-aalaa.

taaa la aaaa Aaa tA aaava Mi fraaaaa. a. a na at ta aa ta aa a a tan TR a-T -ta aaa c-kj, via. a-aia aa a-a a aaa raaat Bo fai.aht rCvaaaoaj I Oatt at rvava at kai fa al.lt Aai-aiv aa ta at vi iraai g.aoa im ALt'Rta vaaan aaa aaa tva.a a a. aa aaa Am.

AM aaata a a. faa a m'mmm nan i. mt va aaaa. Wa k.M hi. ia a 1.1 a a aa ava-Aa aav FA ai i ii a aaa a aa.

aa ia a a-a-a mJ to. Aaaa at Fad t. a-aary, aa Al'lkl'taaa Ttd Waat tyK Sa. St F.i at a aa an FAtfArSA -taaatk a t-va a 4'' I vai. i I laia a sa Baa.

ii. ia-a aod a n. Fa' va. ao F-a. taa laauai a Sat an aa 0 v-a of oaa ajia he a.

J. I a hara a 1.1 'i aaaa aaaa SB I a Baaak a i i ka aaa Ma mt aaa I Bvaa t. I kn aval aj Vt. I hjaot taaa'aaat a Oak TZmTZZ tmtm i I oovaja ka Fia aa I hii I. a fav haa.

la. I ravaa a Wa" taana. naa-a I. aaa Faaavg ad I a ear. aod) kaia.

So ej -Ooaoa. oa aa Ft aav Lir Sa i. i.i aa. Baa la. taa v.

ra I aaa ra ra i I I Ma a Until a. a I fw a aaata aa 'jftt a f--l vaM-a-a. a. -a a a a a-a aa Aaaaaaa I tall. VI aaa, a ttaaao aa-t i I ktF rvaacr BK itrwit revere a.

aa ia va a. eat raa a a rf lam aaar a A kat fa ad A. f. r. i ia.i i at Sn a.

oa sa, faairear a tne- a at a i 4 i.iii at i i iai a m. a a aiaat ia -a as. ea ha S-n -f a Sla. 'at a. I Baa an l.

aa.o ies Woo eos eej swat a Aa SMo-oV1 SL ra SfS a I aaa ttaau ht" trtS t-aoda as arc a. I a- a-aae a at I tMaM. 1. w-M I riniaia tM a ana Si tVoOl lot raa a a eoa a a. oi i -a taa, a.

(A aiaj a mm a I Set it-. n.i oa. Waa. aaa Sa O40 aa roaj oi a an a. aar a aa a-i tuni i i a baas I w-m aa 0 Oh.

I naj aa Or Ka -1, FuaiatlL a ard i aa 1 a 4 aaa ea rat-- a v-a 4. m. aa a a c- V. US) ef. aa BS aaaa I 1 at a itMaaa.

Sa aa a. aa as aoa aa. as Ma aa ss at a 1 am a-k FMii ii aaoaa aa. fc. aanani om a 1 la o- aao aa mx aaaa aa wa aa a aa taa Sa-v tat a tao a a a aa.

etic tltlut 1 flail at aia I a aa oa a- Ft a vaaa aaa a)a a Ma aayiaaai FX aM ai arae a ae to r-wt- tt nh. rt ao-. a La ft. aa-. A.

tVa U- on oaa a aaa Bk va a a. aa rt k- a 4ji a la aoa a. S.kta a- ewv 0B, htT 1 tvao aaavoa Faaaoaa Tt arwy va r. aa kav an aa'tt 'm aaa. a aa taa e- an ad SB W.

Wara. tk) k), A sa. i-T a Ina. tit aaaaa Sx Sa Aaa rr 1 ta BS traavaa raal law aaOa. a Ft 'till a af a.

aa ft' a ra St aaal I al hd F'aaaa Aaa tnft- nt vaara a 't Lao kaa ad esHaae a----, a a at a taaa rtaaai ia Saaavaeoi It. a.aoi aa dtnaOiv eiaai a flmajll 11 I o-S atai aw. a. as sa aaaojaw o. aaa oaaa It.

aa rnte r- aaaa ft Fo egaiS Fv, e-aa a a a tn Faaa 01 t(i it ra On. -4 I a a a Sa (A oa Sa-a at Staaa. kaa aaaa ax a aa Oao.aa I SI I at i aaa ra ea. dt. ataaa 1 Its wgr-aj, '4 a -to as raa SB.

on av-a ava-o fF4 aoaaata (aaa ra aa a. jn a "9 Fvao. Sa sa. a aj aa vev. TKI 1 ClXlTl-lT aaa Saaaaa aa I SB OA Oa una a aa -mm-- I tvaiaa-a aa kw ka v.

vaa a-a aa eu Educational CBpiiuea t-ic-ri tit raa-afk Ft in a VI I a eaexky ejaii a aaa- a g.iaaiaataa a fvaaa A Tte Qark Sciool I I (aclscaSchacl 213 Vt'ret 1U 5trwe4 Nr-F Year. Cat sat srtrr rial. tltko aa4kS. tAkry -is esee ttry Care, tat sat aa? Sm1 en i is aa eaaae a Ht.iii a oaa ao a a a a a a Saaaaa. o-a Bianai avaa.

f' aaa aaaa la a aaa lj SECRETARIAL akjagaaaaxafsjfk vvVaarakegshsesF baaegfl 0t4ejfgBa)dvaad 'oalsafSe'gfX a-v. Aav. aSatk K. T. fa ta a p.

1 1 ii) va ak mr toi- uw j-atxja IV rim as ea. n. (, irr a a a School Information AaAfcltaia.a FMlWk aa.aa.-a aa an. i- i a aa.a. a rr.

Far'te Fian idtaia e-iii a. eaaniv a -0. Oa. a Aaaa a a gvo dg -r. ha ata I i a1 a ava a.

a Fa -n yai eaaavanav oaaaoaaaav hoaao al "i .1 at we ii ova i ata oaa aaa evoat aa a-t a aaaaavd eaa. B-r aa las Sa aa-va. km Btd OBB aa aai an aS aa bat aoa ka i inn ma ad --i faaaavaa 1 1 an aa ta ai a. aa aiBn i Hi Baa i i 1 .1 a-. a aa li an a a a at oaa eanainii) radao laial lat -Ovaas wtmaaaj Fi am a Stwa Sd Bi l.hf A art aaftaay" is ms ess iattasaaj kdj ea oa evaava tkej tava.

i IBaian a- aaaa aTa-at Baav-a--- (IM a a a-ra a a aa. aaa i i a -a I 1 tat a. ta ta 7 let aa--ti 4 ar'e aat t1 State ei tn a 't no seas Isee as tie tirrsae Ci ra i af Ij tmt tVw dv-v.) se eta, I ktsV-t 'r'fria, i re tiflnt S-- 1r ft sn" I'S as) -wef tim TKOUO-rTAXrXTT CCMfeCVT SoeayV 4 -ota e.aow F- i vaTika-esk No. aa I rfatia.ia Paul 11 a oa tf a a a -wa a a a a a Oa a a a -a. ia tia aa a o-a a a a iliaana Saaa-a OH.

aw oa a 4 a aaaaa o. Hi' sTtaaaa -a a- rww 1 a 1 o-a a 1 gat aa' af sa ai aa ra a A I a am oum, i a Sa, aa a i ao a It.i.i a ao-'laa aa 1 tO oOo I oe-d aaMao aa a 'v a 1 1 -e Sua. 1 a I rai. a-t aj-a a-a VVJ T-' v--a a I oSaa k-SaV-w I a a. a.

i I.ssTiTianrioNs rilst cf C.tcrlrivll; ttv vo I eexvavoai I tea-, I wa a a ao for Ccsccntnticn PACKARD tareaaeifnjBsi Ae-ew axW iltm u-Ba4 FallTcraOpcr.iSeptaS THOROUCfniESS l.d VrvdJhvae a fiat fu iaatf af VvMrtaSva Sattu.f. fB' a. t'likij aaatraa. raaiava aa. la l.v kvauaaanartita ComiWaeir.

akl Jt oi.a grsuAatC. avk4 Cou aa. Cdiennann.tvl faiil, ligiatw JM, teatntblttV Coad atvatotanttf. evt dtlFia, vafttl lad faevayaa 1M eaaW'JkW. br KVtn lay: itv--rrJ-- school zz-J nfl IT-Ja -a I PR A i i a iwi a a 11 i Ft! i tl Orj': Baaaaav aaa taartao ta a.

a 1 Kiun -s cciiiu -aa. a SI ai iii ia I a aa wm a at i ui ui i. a ka-ad Oa a ii a ov aa m. in 1.1 yi a. -Iia I I aav OO wm va- -b w- -v.

a a ea- om SA or kilalllt.a. a a-a Aaa. O-O a-' a a a tj van a a V. kh Fatah ina. aa1 at a a ai, tm ka a aa lao-ov oaa-a I- a.na -rt OVaa lltllt.

a- It a a. -a a JTr at I Si. v.a Oa a a. I lJ" a 1 iiaaiiyj taar oa aa a a a 1 4 i 1 fa ex ti.1 11 -inai aj a sa ltM1t taaa) W-a ov aa. 1 a aa i v.

aaa eaatiaxa rvaaa. aa a I e-a-aa I I aoaaatv. a av a. a a a aaav a a aa a. lit mmm I "taa.

ta a ii.ua ia a 'aa a a mm e1. wwm mmm tv a a at -a aa -a Ww-mt mmm ta aaa -a aav. 'a-, aa-a lai.ti.ya. tltd.i( taa. i awaa vaa a.

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