THE NEW AGE, POBTLAND, OREGON
jttHt&tJttjftiU&t&f igii&Aigiift AsJM
TOPICS OF
THE TIMES
V-"!"- 4r)!'f4'!
Every good resolution, faithfully
kept, will rob the devil of a llcnrty
laugh.
"An Illinois Judge Iiiih ruled that n
whisky Jug Ih ii ileiully venion." Full,
Imlf-full or empty?
At present Indications It will be n
good while before It Ih Kiifu to let Cuba
out of the spankery.
It would bo u great luxury to bo ho
big your boiih couldn't ubo all your
beat nocks and cullnrB.
If Japan, threatened by n money
Btrliigeney, were to ease up on tho bat
tleship mania, It might help some.
Should Mr. Taft becoinu firmly fixed
In the public eye us n presidential can
didate, the public will be uuablo to boo
anybody else.
KclciitlHtn nay the men of tho futuro
will be taller, but the man on a moder
ate Biliary Keen no chaucu to keep from
getting Hhorter and Hhorter.
Wish tho expression, "llarrlmnn, Co
lossus of UoiuIh," had occurred to us
sooner. The American Monthly ltovlow
of ItuvlcwH Iiiih Hllld It llrHt.
There aro many different opinions ns
to exactly what constitutes a jrenltw,
hut all ceem to be agreed that It Isn't
Bonerally Hiife to lend him' money.
Carrie Nation snys too many dances
nro plain hugging. Now, tho miestlon
nrlscs, how many years have elapsed
luco Aunt Carrie made tho discovery?
Tho iter capita consumption of pig
Iron Ih going to bo 051) pounds thin
year. With reasonable economy most
of us should be able to get uloi'tg with
that amount.
With each succeeding day Mrs. Huh
sell Hugo becomes a greater dlsapHlnt
iiient to the people, who thought she
could be tempted to throw her money
to tho birds.
A statistician nssertH that 1 per cont.
of our population owns DO per cent of
our wealth. And IK) per cent of our
population keeps busy trying to get tho
1 per cent to whack up.
Gertrude Atherton told tho editor
of tho I)ii(lon Times to "go to tho
devil," and the uiigallant fellow re
fuses to do It. At least, ho proposed
to take Ills own time about It.
When bo left his fortune to tho enro
of his wife, Undo Uiissell Hugo know
her well em ugh to know that she
would not throw It at tho Innocent lit
tle birds that chirp In tho trees ami
shrubbery.
Kngllsh spinsters Inquire, "Should
children he allowed to read Slinks-
peuro?" Wo recommend tho 'luestloii
to Huston, where It Is understood that
Infants pine away who aro prevented
from reading "King I .ear."
In order to protect Its railways from
tieliiK iihxorlHMl Into tho system of the
United Ktates, the Koverumeiit of Mex
ico has arrniiKed U take control of tho
two Kieat trunk Hues of the country
with their brunches, and run them In
the Interest of Mexico. It thus plans
to meet tho competition of American
railroad combinations with n Mexican
combination.
The United States lias tiecoino n very
wealthy nation. Tho innrveloiis wealth
of the mines utauo may well bo eu
vied by many nations. ItcjHirts on the
development of milling the past year
liiillcate that never before In tho his
tory of that Industry was the produc
tion of minerals so I a rue or m profit
able, it Is estimated by txHrU that
durliiK UKItl there was produced In
the iiclclihorluHvl of JLVKHUHXl.lXH)
worth of minerals and metals, com
pared with a little over $l,r0O,0O0,XX)
In HK)5. This was iiImi nearly three
times Kreater than the output ten years
Uk'O.
Tho mlviuitiiKt'H of forelRii travel and
tho chanco to compuro the hchoejs of
another country with Miono of their
own, which Mr, AlfnM Mosely'x jri'ii
croslty has bestowed upon IhiKlUh
teachers, may bo enjoyed next year by
n thousand American "school ma'ams"
nnd schoolmasters. Dr. William H,
Maxwell, the MiiK'rlntcndent of the New
Yrk City schools, Is nrrmiKliiK n re
turn visit. It Is plaiuutl to schvt tho
teachers from nil parts of the United
Ktates, and to Include In tho Itinerary
not merely the schools of ICiikIhiuI and
Scotland, but those of wveral Contin
ental t)iintrlei. It Is hoped that New
York City will pny tho expenses of
mich teachers as nro selected to rep
recent the metropolis, and that hcnl
boards of tHlucatlon eUewhero will pay
lit least half (ho expense of those
whom they delcKivte.
Tho grvnt, sobering Ickson of tho
trugglo for tho billion dollars of tho
Insurance iollcy-holden Is tho extra
ordinary power and effect tf the mad
ness of the money hunt. Tho cruelty
of gnvd, Its might to atrophy con
science, and to turn men to beasts aro
old themes of tho moralists. Wo may
Jeam now that, besides all this, It d
velops tin niniulug faculty of reckless
mining, a supcrhtimuu Ingenuity, uud,
above nil, nn Influcnco that can reach
Into tho leant expected .places and com
pel the least suspected men to, do Its
bidding. A cynic, reading Uio story
of tho "System's" attempts to seize this
money, might reasonably contend that
there Is no honesty, no strenuous vir
tue, and no conviction nor faith that
theso tireless schemers cannot, at their
will, debauch. Of course, tho healthy
mind knows better; hut the power of
tho financial giants to, swny the or
gans of public opinion, to coerce editors
and delude clergymen, and to make so
great a part of the business world their
accomplice, Is something to give tin
all puuo, Is the opinion of Itldgeway's.
The subtlety of the jwwer Is more ap
palling than Its mere brute strength.
And Its mo.st dangerous present mani
festation Is Its ability to manipulate
by trickery or corruption the lulluonee
which create or direct public opinion
from the pulpit, from the rostrum, and
In print. Of all the perils that beset
free government, none Is so funda
mentally destructive as the peril of a
press controlled In tho Interests of re
action and ojteratlng by misrepresen
tation. One of the moot productive, sources
of revenue In Great llrltiiln Ih the In
come tax. Franco nlso finds tills tax
a successful method of ratalng money,
and It Is not unknown In other Euro
pean countries, European writers on
pojltlcnl economy maintain that It In
tho Ideal tax. The Inherltanco tax
also Ih common nhrond. When n man
dies IiIh heirs hnve to pay over to tho
state n certain iiercentaKo'of their In
heritance. Tlieno taxes are resorted to
In America. In thirty-two of tho Stntcs
Home form of Inheritance tax Ih levied
either upon tho property Inherited hy
collateral heirs only, cir upon thnt
which icotH to direct ns well ns to dis
tant heirs. It varies from one-half
of one per cent to twelve per cent,
according to the amount nnd nearness
of ktn. In the wealthy Stated tho tax
yields considerable revenue. Tho tnx
on Income Is much loss common, fr
It prevalln In only hIx States, nnd Is
not rigidly enforced. In somo States
tueru Is evidence of nu nttempt to
iiinko It equitable, for Incomo derived
from property otherwise taxable Is ex
empt. The rlKht to raise money by
levying on Inheritances nnd Incomes Is
(uiu which the States niny uxerclso at
discretion. They mny not rnlso money
by taxes on ImiwrU; thnt right Is re
served to tho national government. Tho
national government has on moro than
ono occnslon lovled taxeH which tho
Stntes mny nlso levy. Thoro was u
national Incomo tnx from 18112 t 1872,
nnd In 18!) t Congress provided again
for Htich a tnx, but tho Supremo Court
uocinrctl Uio law unconstltutlonnl. Tlio
last tltno Inheritances woro taxed by1
tho national government was riaurinu
tint u-nr ultli Hniitn. In thU muntrv
both the State and tho nation mny tax
tho saino Inheritance, whorens In Kiik-
land and Franco tho nation,,, ,,
iiient alone has power to levy such c
tnx. Under present civirt decisions tho
wtnl n nliMin nwiif lomi nn Iiiaiiiiji tntf
States nlono may
levy nn Incomo tnx
here.
IIHtrr No I'ooil limn No Oprrn.
The creolu would rather do without
a few meals than miss a Kod oHra
with n llnu cast, nor loes this ndiulru-
bio siilrlt merely niinlv to tho middle
classes. Many n charinlnv little emile
lady who iiiIkIU lwilnt to a Mnrluny on
her escutcheon would not hesltnto ,,
hard pressed to do her own housework
In order to bo nblo to blossom out at
ulK'ht In her proper place, radiant nnd
exquisite, In n lon'e grille at tho opera.
It matters llt'le In New Orleans to
what unfortunate straits adversity may
liavo driven a lady, even though slio
may do tyHnvrltln for Hoplu whom
she meets MK'lally, there are enough
nolilo uilnded people of tho ancient
rcKlmu who will help her to forget tho
pinch of poverty and see tlmt she re-
celveH tho greatest consideration. This
Inbred chivalry Is one of tho most
marked and endearing traits of tho
southern character, lending to tho
South nn atmosphere free from our par
asiticai iiuiiKyisui over mere money or
Its Insignia. 0. II. Whltu In Harper's
Magazine,
Dlil I.epro.r knniii
In tho earliest code of Hrltlsh laws
now extant namely, that of Iloel Dim, A trip up tho river needs little prepn
11 famous king of Cambria (tho present ration as compared with a camping trip
Wales), who died about tho year W0
A. I). we llud n canon oiiactliix In
plain and unmistakable terms that any
married woman whoso husband was
ulllleted with leprosy was entitled not
only to separation, but nlso to tho resti
tution of her Kood.
Tlir Correct Kind,
"Hero's n pretty kettle of tlsh," said
e lineman, as ho looke.1 at tho vlrw
the
twlstwl together by the big tire.
The Intelligent winptisltor who was
on the ceuo UH)kl about him. I
"I should say, rather," ro n.marked,
"that It was a case of current nl "J
that it was a tase or current pi.
Haltlmoro American.
I'imiIIiik tho lima,
Casey Ye're a har-nl worniker, Iloo
ley, How many hods o' morther liavo
you carried up that laddher tit" day?
Dooley Whist, man; Ol'm foolln
th boss. Ol'vo carried this same hod.
ful up an' down all day, nu' ho thinks
Ol'm worruKin',
llr IVrtih,
projHvso to her
"Hid ho proiHvso to her on his
K,U'S
"No. but she itiveptetl him on them."
Houston Post. I
If n mnu abus thd authority he has,
ho Is pretty apt to think ho should
have more iwwer,
Hut few iKHipIo apprecate tho rose un
til they encounter the thoru.
I $m I
Tlio Vnle of Cnohnicre.
Who has not heard of the Vale of Cash
mere, With Its rors the brightest that earth
ever gave,
Its templei and grottoes and fountains
ns clear
As the lorcllghtcd eyes that linns over
their wavo?
Ob, to see It at sunset, when warm o'er
the lako
Its splendor at parting a summer evo
throws,
I.Ike a bride, full of blushes, when linger
ing to take
A last look of her mirror at night cro
she goes 1
When Hie shrines through tho foliage arc
gleaming half shown,
And each hallows tho hour by somo rites
of Its own.
Hero the music of prayer from a minaret
swells,
Here tho Maglnn his urn full of per
fume Is swinging,
And here, at tho altar, a zone of sweet
hell
'Hound tho wnlst of somo fair Indian
dancer Is ringing.
Or to see It by moonlight when mellowy
shines
Tho light o'er Its palaces, gardens and
shrines;
When tho waterfalls gleam like a quick
fall of stars,
Anil the ulghtlugalu's hymn from the Islo
of Chenars
Is broken by laughs and light echoes of
foot
From tho cool shining walks where tho
young peoplo meet.
Or at morn, when tho magic of daylight
awakes
A new wonder each minute as slowly It
breaks,
Hills, cupolas, fountains, called forth
every ono
Out of dnrknps!, ns they wero Just born
of tho sun;
When the spirit of fragrance Is up with
tho day,
From his harem of night flowers stealing
nwoy ;
a.i i. ...1...1 ..ii
..i. uiu iTiiiw, tun ui niiiiiuuuvnn, nuuvn
like n lover I
Tho young aspen trees till they tremble
all over;
When the east Is ns warm ns tho light of
first hopes,
And day, with Its banner of radiance
unfurled,
Shines In through the mountainous portal
thnt opes,
Sublime, from the valley of bliss to the
world 1
Thomas Moore.
A Hymn f the Ifamelnnrt,
Tho Homeland I The Homeland 1
land of tho frethom
The
There Ih no night In the Homeland, but
nvo the inrloless mom.
I,m b'k'"K 'or tho Homeland, my heart
a.i . ncl,,nf "e'
".- n- n ta h. lloaie.nnd to
My ron, , n he nomctanil wlth an ,,
.. ...
iirlKlit and fair;
There's no sin in tho Homeland, nnd no
temptation there.
Tho music of the Homeland Is ringing In
my cars,
And when I think of tho Homeland my
eJ'(', sush out with tears;
Vor tl,0Hr. ' Iove '" the Homeland aro
calll"B m.e nwny' , .. . ,
To XtS ta T'
ror tbn.u uo ,lcntl ,n ie uomeinnii.
there's no sorrow nbovo;
Christ brines us nil to tho Homelaud ot
Ills eternal lore.
iVuien.
JUNQLE HUNTING IN PANAMA,
Cluldo tllh it Itltr Machete U Uaiiully
SvvvuHury,
Ai tlinrn nn nu vi.t urnptli-nllv no
roads In the Interior of L'nuaiim and
trails uro nearly alwaya tributary to
the nearest river, travel ih almost en
tirely done by canoes, says n writer In
itecrentloii. Tho native cayuco or
plniKUU of the Interior Is usually made
of native cedar, narrow, lint bottom
ed and ending In 11 Hat, platform-like
il0W lUi ht..rn. This necullnr wustrue
tloii Is to enablo ono to laud directly
over the bow or stern when, due to
the nature of tho bank, It Is Impossible
to moro than forco tho bow to sulUT ,
ground,
to a com climate. A ifooii KMUo witli
his bit; working knife or machete can
do wonders. With this ho cun cut
trail, clean tho camp site, make a shel
ter or house, n bedstead, n matrress
or thntch nnd a cover for tho tiro
nil fastened together with vino rojvs
which ho cuts near by. He can cut
II re wood and dress game, slice bacon
or Dotatoes, chon out an linnronnitu I
poddlo or palunca, "cut rubber," dig .
roots, got out fulr-slrtnl logs nnd, If
necessary, innici serious wounus witli
'
, A ?nrM cnnae "P3. lu,0Vy ?I0"B
" m , , fM g, ' ,"" ,,an"
U lU,rlvMl lK)th from tho l,e,'uty ot
th(J Bwn mii from ,ho rt.elln , of i
poctatlou regarding new sights nnd
clmnces at odd sorts of gamo. You
round it bend, your cunaletero, or pad
dlemau, stops and, as you slowly bring
Into view tho stretch of rueltu be
yond, probably ho says, 'Logarto,
honor, allll ..Mill" and when your
unncvnstoiuwl eyes Dually follow his
direction you see a big 'gator, light
gray on the back from dried mud, and
yellow below, lying like a log on tho
fnrtlur mini linnW. Hi, sivm vnn ...
,.. h B.,rrt nt .i,nt. i i,rt h.',.,.
nllv Btvs everything that moves, nmi
hears nnd smells ns well as sees; ho
s In no hurry to slide Into the water.
ater.
however, for ho
sees native canoes
every day nnd they never bother him,
80, t, IKle have the ; -bluj." wo?e
than others. Dm kind of blues the
young people ha,ve seem to bo worse
thuu any other klud.
HALL PHARMACY CO.
Telephone East 873
Union Avenue and TIHamook Street
PORTLAND OREGON
Nob Hill Pharmacy
lilt. J.J. FleilKit. Prop.
Drugs and Toilet Articles.
Prescriptions Accurately Compounded
680 Glisan Street Tel. Main 845
ELEGANT FLORAL PIECES
and Cut Flowers.
House Plants.
Garden Plnnts nnd
Vuiy reasonable.
CUSTAVE J. BURKHARDT, Florist
112 Twenejr-thtrd St. Phone Main 603. Portland, Ore.
A. CORRIGAN
Barton, Or., Clackamas River
Best Fishing and Hunting Grounds
in the Northwest
LOUIS SCHUMACHER
FURRIER
FurH Keniotloled Into l.utpet Stylo.
lions, S (Hen, Ties, for lets than at
any other place.
18S Madison Street
V. It. Williams Al Clcvolnml
FASHION STABLES
Hacks, Livery, Boarding
Twentieth and Washington Sta.
West End Exposition Bide.
I'lionu Mn I ii I) PORTLAND, OREGON
SCHWIND & BAUER
Shoe, Repairing
Machine nnri llniul. Only (looiljpnr Mnclilno
In Our I'll)'. Plincs in ml ii to Onlcr.
HIioi'K Cnlk'it for nml Delivered,
Tclfpliiinc I'st'lllcZttS.
2G9 Ynmlilll strict I'OltTt.ANl), OltKQOK
The Portland Hat Works
Manufacturer of
FINE SOFT AND STIFF HATS
I tr.i. rifitii Pinmwui . m,ib...i r... ......
,"'" ;.Y':yjy:ny' "." v.?K"s "'i
rinii i kiiiiiiiiih iicniiiMi nun jiji'iiciieu.
2 WU Aider Hi.. Iki. fecund nnd Third.
Hrnm-li MJ wiuiiliiKUiiiHt. Portland, Or.
ARTHUR UVY
CurnUher and Matter
"H12 MAKES SHIRTS "
48o WnililiiKlon f .., Opposite llcllln'i Theater
PORTLAND, OREGON
THE HOUSE THAT GIVES YOU A SQUARE DEAL
A. It. KKI.I.AK
X. I,. MUM.l.KIt
Zellar & Mueller
FURNITURE
A Full Line of Stoves & Ranges
SEE US, WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT
Phone East 4457
535 Williams Ave., Portland, Ore
PICTURES FRAMED
PHONE EAST 3S49
RES. PHONE EAST 2312
MWdTURE Ktl'AlRED
H. C. SCHROEDER
The Alblna
HOUSE FURNISHER
HOUSES FURNISHED COMPLETE
CASH OR INSTALLMENTS
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING
244, 246, 248 Russell St., PORTl AND
COURTNEY MUSIC CO.
I Band Instruments
Stringed Instruments
! Phonographs
Cheap for Cash or Easy Payments,
Latest f opular bongs and Music
25c, Five for $1, postpaid,
lU-Ccnt Sheet Music
Postpaid. Standard Classical and
Popular Sheet Music, 10c.
88 North Intra M., Portland, Ur.
MALL & VON BORSTEL
RCSWCNT AGENTS
Real Estate and financial Agents
GERMAN AUIANCE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
Of New York. Capital $1,900,000
(,xMAnfHAT'i),N, '''0''.-A
nMi
y. losses
ment of 8.
biirnlui (n nolliv
Homer, oi vr i(,ww,vw.
AdKNTS-, HolUduy Park gei-onil AilJItlnn;
ManuiiiK' Aililltlou; York Audition; Sulli.
au'H Addltlnni V. W. MrQulro's Addition;
NU'lioUon Addition.
104 Second St., lumber tichange Bldf,
I'lnimi Main U3u
392 fast Burnslde St.,
1'Tiune Kat 1W
THIS
Continental Casualty Co.
of Chicago, Illinois.
Paid-up Ciipltal $3oo,ooo
Northwestern Department
503-4 Lumber Exchange Bldg.,
PORTLAND, OREGON
Tim Ureest connmnv in tho world
.In!..,, lrli'lK- lu:illli nml in-., limit
iiU;..w Over ts.ooo.oiio imui . ,
ciuim8 to It. R. men alone. Writes hII
cj-l gl t"VZ
,onti ihjUcv. Call at tho otlice or phone
us ami .wo will bo glad to explain tho
ditlerent plans, I'Tioue Main -189S,
For Flno Wines ami Llquori, enll At
THE WEST
O. HUltlMS, Prop.
Fine wines, Liquors and Cigars
Plinno Pacific HUti
S35 K. Fourteenth Ht. POKTI.AND, OllK.
NEW ALBINA CAFE
PATTESJON k McDOUGALL. Tropi.
Fine Wines & Liquors
Tho Old Corner
Cor. Russell Av. & Alblna St.
Phono East 4386 Portland, Ore.
LODELL'S PLACE
A. K. I.ODKLI,, Proprietor
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
WEINHARD'S BEER
TcleplionoPnelflelOSI
4U .North Nlnultciitli St. PORTLAND, OR.
Pioneer Soda Works
OUNDKI. 1IHOH. ,: 00.
.Manufacturers of
SODA WATER, EXTRACTS, SYRUPS, ETC.
Fnctory, 418 Water Street
Telephone, Mnlu 23C6
rOUTLAND OKKdON
Crane Bottle Co.
Wlinlcaalo Dealers In
BOTTLES
Carry tho larg- st ttoek of llottlcs on
tho I'ttclllc Coast. Mall Order bIiId
tuents given prompt attention-
Office, 14th and Couch Sts.
PORTLAND, OREGON
STAR BREWERY
NORTHERN BREWERY CO.
BicwHJ and Bottltri of
HOP GOLD
PORTLAND OFFICE:
Corccr Eut Third and Burnilde StrtcU
Tho Judge Demands the Best"
LA TOCO
Ky Vat Cigar
EL PATERNO
Tn-Cnt Leader
SIGHT DRAFT
King of Five-Cent Clean
W. S. Conrad
JMIiinonpolltf
Distributor
l. I'lllll
llMMM&VVttlLUBv1 WMTTMI tMai
PEERLESS SODA CRACKERS
MAZAMA BISCUITS
Ask your grocer for them and tako no
other kind if you want the best.
THETQKEPOINTOYSTERCO.
29 Second St., Portland, Or.
Tuleptioiitt MAIN 603
Solo Grawsrs ot tba Celebrated
Toke PointOysters
An Ktstarn Ojrster Trmp)nte4
and grown on our bods at
TOKELAND, WASHINGTON
"UNEQUALEU IN FLAVOR
AMD FUKS11NKS3"
Cannery at South Bend, Wash.
Wholesale Dealers in All Yurlotlea
of Nativa Oysteri.
o o
COFFEE,TCA
BAKINO POWDER.
nJUOMNGBlTMCra
tUftJufeiVity, flrvts.FIavor.
fcta.ct$rm$h,t)tuoftiJkfrii
CLOSSET&DEVEBS
amsaii aaist narinii
yff-au i- -fc "ls
PORTLAND COFFEE & SPICE CO.,
Importers and Manufacturer!
Tea, Coffee, Spices, Extracts
and Baking Powder
24 ann 26 Front Street
PORTLAND, OREGON-
Lewis & Clark Cigar Co..
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS
Ask for the Celebrated
Lewis & Clark Cigar I2c
Sacajawea 10c
UNION MADE
Phone Pacific 2263
PORTLAND'
KIIG & GILMORE
Tolcplrono UNION iW
Real Estate
Dealers
Everything in the
Best Properties
Jersey Street
ST. JOHNS, OREGON'
H HENDERSON
Real Estate
I08!u jersey Street, ST. JOHNS, OREGON.
I liavo choice Ilusinessand Resldcnco
Tractu In nil parts of tho city.
Corr sponilenco solicited from non-
ieldent owners of property or tlioso
eeeklng investments liere.
ABBETT
All Kinds of Galvanized Iron
and Tin Work a Specialty
ALL WORK GUARANTEED NOT TO LEAK:
Agent for
Quaker Mfg. Co.'s steel Furnaces
440 Union Ave. North
Shop Phono Kaat 0177
ltesidenco Phono Kant 180
: JAMESTOWN, N. D.
::
The Seiler Co.
OSCAR J. SEILER. Attorney .at-Uw
President
.Paid Up Capital and Surplus $35,000
Collections
Investments
Real Estate
Jamestown, North Dakota
11Y ItAIJ. AMI WATKIl
Columbia River Scenery
REGULATOR
LINE
The excursion steamer "BAILEY
GATZKR i " makes round trips to OAS
CADKl.OCKh ovory Siindnv. leaving'
l'OUTI.AM) at 0 a. ni returning ar
rives 0 p. m.
Dally fervlco between Portland and
Tho Dalles, except Sunday, leaving
Portland at 7 a, in., arriving about 5 p.
m , carrying Ireiglit nnd passengers.
Splendid accommodations (or outfits
and livestock.
Dock foot of Alder street Portland ;
foot of Court r treot, The Dalles. Tele
phono Main 014. Portland.
A STORU & COLUMBIA
Two Slioll Passenger Trains Dill,
WITH
THROUGH PARLOR CARS
nrrwiiM
Portland, Astoria Seaside
Ltves
union Diro
Arrlres.
For MTKn. tuin
PsllT
t:CUa.m.
ler, CUltkunie
Dally,
tlilu a. m.
rirort,cillton,
Astorlk, Warren,
ton, KlnTel, liear
bsrt fkrktitla.
Ide.
AtorU ,t, 8emhor
i-xprtu Dully,
Anuria Kzpreas
Dslljr.
7:(r.m.
9 MO p, m.
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