The Oregon daily journal., March 14, 1907, Page 9, Image 9

Till. "OKCGOII DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH IsV'lCCT.
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Vauaavtiie
Bishop V. F. Hell, from Chlcaaro, and
tns United Evangelical denomination.
will preside ever the Oregon conference
that mNti In Corvsllls, April 4. Tbs
bishop will srrlvs la Portland. March
10, and tha following dates bava bean
arranged - for him whlla In this city
Ha will preach at tha Ockley Green
' United Evsngelloal ohurch, Baturday
evening. March SO; at tha Firet United
. Evangelical , church. Eaat Tenth and
at Bherman. atreals, March 1, at 1
o'clock; at St. John, at 1 o'olock tha
same day, and at 7:10 o'clock tha same
. evening- ha will occupy tha pulpit of
,. tha Second " church on Kerb? . street.
; ..Albltu. , .; ... , . .-v.; ,, ( ,
Milwaukle grange will dedicate Its new
hall Saturday March It A program of
addreaaea has bean arranged which In
cludes the following speakers: Mrs,
Clara H. Waldo, state lecturer; Mrs.
r-Sarah. Evans, Mrs. Mildred Elaoot,
Colonel Robert Miller. Richard Scott.
Judge Ryan, W. a U'Ren, A, O. BUrk-
weauier and others. Tha Milwaukla
. . band wlH furnish muslo for tha dance,
which wilt b given In the evening.
State Master Buxton will addraas tha
granre Monday . evening at a special
meeting wmco la to be bald. ' .
Tha Central W. C. T. TJ.. at . Its
yesterday afternoon meeting bad an
interesting reading in which all tha
... ladles present participated. Several
viaitors wero present and made Inter
esting rssaarka, Mrs. Jamtaaon sang
very swssuy; Mrs. Morgan. Mr. Blanch
ard and others made remarks; Mrs. M.
a. etono, who is very sick, sent a m
eage, and a maaaaga of sympathy was
'.- aent to bar. Meetings are held every
Wednesday afternoon at (Of Ooodnough
building, and air are cordially received.
Mrau id Barkis? is the president
A- W. Moon, formerly In tha adver
tising department of the O. R. N.
ana at present traveling passenger
.agent ror tne mow Tor Central lines.
baa tendered hla resignation. Ha will
retire from the railroad business and
go Into tha ' timber land business In
- southern Oregon. H. C. Gardner, for
merly with the Burlington, will succeed
-Mr. Moon in the New Tork Central
... service. ; . - -
Pocahontas Council meeta F-ridav.
March II, t I o'clock. Great Sachem's
. rooms, Academy or Mualo hall, Morrison
treat, between first and Second streets,
' The last meeting for charter members
after which time initiation foe will be
raised. Ail Redaendesirlng to become
a member on tbo charter list are Invited
to soma and also ladies desiring to be-
coma mam bars.
renney Bros.' rrlday Special." Onr
s..o graoe or rea or white port, tokay,
madeira, sherry and sauterne wines at
II par gallon. Our If. SO grade of L W.
' Harper ryt whiskey at tt SO per gallon.
AU goods guaranteed tinder the pure-
rood laws. I7S-II1 Eaat Morrison street
VIIAn, TMBV SIT ' Ml.
vr ou4 or, cieen, press ana aeiiver
ems salt or your clothes .each weak and
rive you an order on boot black stand
for two shines a week, all for 11.00 per
.month, rncmev Main unique Tall'
wrtas; Co, SOI Stark. . ;
The Mount Tabor Mothers and Teach
ers- club will meet. Friday, at : p.
m., . at the weat avenue school. Dr.
Timmla . will speak on "What to Do In
Emergency Cases." . . . .
Blsbop Scadding will gtvo the fourth
of bis series of illustrated lectures on
the history of the - Cathollo church at
Trinity church tomorrow evening. , .
. ' Rabbi ?: B. Wise will address the
People's Forum, eelling-Htrsch building,
tonight o "Race Prejudice." General
dissuasion at anbJeot will follow. I
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M ill. . a,vwww ..aa.aa, Avar v .liaiaa,
Waahougat.aAdWway landlnga, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves .Washington street
dock S p. m, '..., ..
e aaaaaaaa' "
V ' Julias Sflvestone baa resumed the
praotlos of law exclusively. 101 Cham
bar of Commerce.
J Ths tickets for tbs Olivia Dahl con
cert ' will be good Saturday evening,
March M. . ', '.r. : . ' - .
" Woman's Xxehangs, lit Tenth street
lunch 11U0 to I; buatness man's lunch.
' Acme Oil Co. sells the best safety coal
all and fins gasoline, phono East Tit,
B. W. Moore. ' expert photographer.
Elks building. Seventh and Stark Sta.
Tor aali
North ru p.
A nine room house." T01
Lot 10x100. Main 1711. ,
" Why pa
eyes for IL
morsT Met 1 gr fits your
111 Sixth street.,
Berger Signs 114 YamhIU Phono.
GARBAGE CREMATORY -;" "l
NOT FAR AWAY NOW
Bids for the construction of
garbage crematory ware ordered adver
tised by tha health board at a special
meeting yesterday Afternoon. The cre
matory will have a capacity of at least
10 tons a day and will be built at a
cost of not- to Exceed IllO.OOOa Its
construction . was authorised by the
ouncll at its last meeting. -
OVOHT TO LICK THJ CXOWD. '
The story ta a autaUll Is that BarrlBiaa Is
-raa.
Now
war
"rad,
Uui the people's daadar's ap
na Dtun o'laraa.
And a iianic la tha waapoa ae eraald arleld ts
KDiM-k Via bark,
lut'tha poopia wou't be frlahtaaad e'ea the
v boaara wttlpa aiay crack
The hinr we wirbt s oe te svt. aad aa tt
Bjtirhty qal'fc.
Is to pilM tha bead a saaateat and. then alaai
biin witb a brick,
Oivias bim a lt so soddaa that aa'4 fairly
aaa the aiara.
Tbea mtora hlia (or a SMoant till he'd vtaer
ail biaediiag scaia.
Vfa eesbt to sr to alav, "If yea don't aalekly
wallop Hill.
We'll aT,r real a avMaaot till ths both et yes
wa kill;
Or we'll yoe twe take bforf aa sad aavaral
atap ma coopa. -Till
the awaat la runnlns dews kls
awaaiaaiital aropa.".
This reaedy for panics ts the best that s eves
known,
Tboafh applying It aaay eftos stake Us sehtaf
, aobjact aroaa.
Bet it's tborwab. Like ear laaadry, tt eradl-
eataa earn suia,
Aad tbay'll navar be fbead wobbling Vsoad
. your aa v woooa aaami
UNION LAVNDRT.
Tel. Mala tea. Sarond end O Mai Ma.
TRYIliG TO TUi STRIKE
TIDE AGAINST : COiMPAIIY
President of San Francisco Car
mWs Union Is Infusing: New
' Couragt Into Men. .
A meeting of striking streetcar man
at Drew hall last nlgbt was addressed
by Rlohard Cornelius, president of ths
Baa Francisco carman's union and mem
ber of the general executive board of
ZUclir4 Cornsllaa.
ths Ajnalgamatsd Asaooiatton- of Street
and Electrlo ' Railway Employes of
America. Whilo Cornelius' Is hers It ts
said that ths carmen will, tinder his
leadership, make a vigorous effort to
turn ths tide of tha strike tn their favor.
Cornelius will probably remain 1 here
antll Sunday, when he will travel east
to attend a meeting of ths general ex
ecutive board of the A. A. of S, andE.
B.- of- A.- in Detroit v . , .
REOPENING BIG SUCCESS
Tbonsaads Xnspaot SlsgSJts STsw Qaavr-
ers ef BUers aod Bajoy Muslo.
Ths first day of ths formal reopening
of Eilers Piano House was attended by
thoussndg of visitors, Ths new estab
lishment at ths corner of Park street,
which has - been thoroughly remodeled,
and Is now without doubt tha largest,
most magnificent and thoroughly
equipped piano emporium In the west
was gorgeously bedecked with flowers
and palms,
Tha sssortmsnt of pianos, pianola pi
anos, sta, drew forth much favorable
comment snd Is without doubt ths most
magnificent array of tha world's high
est grade Instruments ever exhibited la
ths west
In Addition - to Parsons orchestra.
many novel snd entertaining recitals
were given In ths various departments.
Including selections on thS big pipe or
gan,, and ths wonderful Welte Artistic
Self-Playing Piano la tha reoital halL
solectlons on ths Wslts Orchestrion, Pl
mola concerts., etc. -.
Ths reopening win oontinus both this
evening snd tomorrow, afternoon, ter
minating ; tomorrow ' evening - with a
grand concert in recital halL at which
ail ths wall known local artists will
appear. - v . .
A cordial Invitation la extended . to
every one, and beautiful souvenirs of
ths occasion are distributed to ths la
dies, and entertaining novsltlas to ths
children. . .. . . - ,
Spring and Stylet, -
Easter Is aow upon as and with ths
omlng of spring In ths coming of now
tries In gentlemen a clothing. Smart
clothes fop. dressy men are made by Mr.
Bchaefer. Exeprienoe and good material
are blended together In such a way as
to suit each and every gentlemen, no
matter bow fastidious bo might be.
"Clothes maka the man!" If thla ssying
be true ws must bs human incubators.
for we turn out ths swellest suits for
both ths street and ths ball room.
C. Schaefsr dk Co- Raleigh ' Bldg..
land 11. '
OBEGDII CLOTH
AGIST SCOTCH
Manager Ross of Sellwood Mill
Puts His Fabric Up Against
: Strongesf Competition.
EXHIBITS SUITINGS v
FROM NATIVE WOOL
Nearly All Other Mills tn This SUte
Confine) Tbemvlvew to the. lann
fsra ,UBUiots, Whilo This
, - Prodnes la of Finer Ora4o.'
Samples of ths work turned out by
ths new Sellwood woolen mills are be
ing exhibited by Thomas Rosa, manager.
Ths goods manufactured at Sellwood
are strictly all-wool and for , wearing
apparel only, and' Mr. Roes declares
that they are equal In fineness to any
put out In this country. These samples
are not almUar to any others turned out
la the west, as they are suitings made
from Oregon wool, feat never before
attempted. Oregon woolen, mills have
dsvoted Vhelr efforts almost exclusively
to the manufacture of blankets.
Eastern Oregon material is used and
Mr. Ross Is anxious to demonstrate
what is possible with this material. Ha
has been In ths woolen manufacturing
bualneas for H years In different parts
of tbs United States and does not hesi
tate . to place his samples made from
ths Oregon product aids by side with
ths test Scotch fabrics. Be challenges
all woolen exports to pass on his wool-
ana aa they some from tha mills . and
not depend entirely on bis word.
In the enterprise at Sellwood. 3. vL
Nlckum. ef Nlckum A Kelly, and A. C,
Mowery, of the East Bids Lumber com
pany, ars associated with Mr. - Roes.
Before locating In Portland Mr. Ross
considered many points from Naw Mex
ico to Puget sound, but after a thor
ough consideration of all available lo
cations hs chose ths present sits in
Sellwood. Hs hss great confidents In
ths futurs of Portland. .,
Y,V, C. A. GIRLS
IN A COMEDY
Will Present Playet In Y. M. C.
A Auditorium Tonight for
' Benefit of Building Fund.
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HOOD RIVER GROCERS
ARE K0V7 ORGANIZED
: ssaasasaasaiskn-sansjm VI "
Portland Members of State As
sociation Return From Sue-
cessful Trip.
Members sf ths Portland Retail Gro
cers Bssoclatlon who mads ths trip to
Hood River for ths purpose ef organ
ising an association at that place have
returned to Portland. Ths party mads
ths trip la a special oar and are en
thualaStlo In their expressions, of ap
preciation or am ireauneni tney re
ceived. - J "
Ths Hood River . . association was
started with a memberablp of tt. Offi
cers wars elected and a oonstuutloa aad
by-laws adopted. - It Is expected . that
ths membership will soon bs Increased.
Ths following members of tbs Portland
association visltsd Hood River:
- F. X Carney, stats president, Astoria:
C B. Merrick, stats secretary, Portland;
Charles EL Gray, director, Pendleton;
J. C Mann, director; C O. Anderson,
W. Tiedeman, A. H. Wlllett, Dan Kella
her, stats treasurer; J. A. Eastes, direc
tor; J. C Casaou, Charles Bchoenfeldt,
J. W. Breeding. F. L. Olson, O. I Cut
ler, Grant Foster, A. A, Kadderly, all of
Portland; W. M. Greer of Allen A tiswls,
H. E. Carr of Lang A Co., Frank Kerr
and T. B. Oatcs of' Wad bams A Ksrr
Bros. .. ...; :
EXCURSIONISTS FRO!.
SEATTLE HERE SATURDAY
Bound for SoirtherV California
arid Will Be Entertained
::- In Portland. -,
Friday night at ths T."M. C A. audi
torium the T. W. C. A. girls will pre
sent ths delightful comedy, "Mr. Bob."
Ths entire proceeds will go to ths T.
M, C. A. building fund. This Is their
first effort in this 11ns of work and
everything j ready. .
Ths last rehearsal Is over, the sos
tumes have been carefully selsoted and,
most Important of all, ths rouse pots
and sys psnolls have been taken from
their "hiding places and carefully housed
In the green room. There may bs fear
and trembling In some hearts whsn ths
curtain rises, but tha outward appear
ances will -hs,, quits flawless . The-"Car
follows: . - ,N .. .
Miss Rebecca v Luke, a maiden aunt
with a fondness for cats
Marguerite Backus
Philip Royson, her nephsw.Jamea Curras
Katharine, ber niece Ruth Ballln
Marlon Bryant, Katharine's dearest
friend, better known as "Bob"
...Eva Fanning
Mr. Robert Browne, with ths law firm
- of Benson A Benson, and who earns '
down on bualnsss... Walter Backus
Patty, Mies Luke's maid,' who hss a
longing for ths stage. .Charlotte Ballln
Jenkins, tha dlxnQed butler whs ob
jects to si) frivolities Leo Ryan
Act I Scene, ths breakfast room at
Tree ham.
Act U (Sams scene). A Uttls later In
ths dsy. : .
An sxcurslon of Seattle business men
to southern .California will leave ths
Pugst sound city asxt Saturday morn
ing svsr ths Northern Pacific and ar
rive tn Portland at I o'clock tbo same
day. Ths party will consist of 100 peo
ple, ' and will bs entertained by ths
Portland Commercial club from ths time
of arrival until about 11 p. mN whea
ths train will , depart southward over
the Southern Pacific. '
While la Portland ths visitors wilt bs
taken for a ride to Council Crsst and
entertained with a luncheon at - the!
Commercial olub. Ths Portland Railway,-Light
A Power company will fur
nish cars for ths Heights trip. Ths
Portland hotel will bs throws open by
Manager Bowers for reception of tbs
sxQurslonlsts. , -
1 ! 1.1 mil in ism, a
' Before a business man can borrow money he must
establish a credit.' The people who make the loan must
have confidence in the borrower to . start with arid then
adequate security. It tfye. borrower, through continued
deposits, has become known to the officers of the bank, he
has established a basis of credit which makes it an. easy
matter to secure any reasonable accommodation. All
business men require the aid of outside capital at times.
Some day you will need to borrow to close, some advan
tageous purchase. Begin to" establish your credit now by
opening a bank account and, keeping it growing. ... Open a
savings account with us and your money will be earning
more money for you night and day. .
TESTS SOON FOR JOBS
v UNDER CIVIL SERVICE
Examinations will - bs bald by ' ths
united States civil service commission
on April a snd is to fill various poal
tions. On April t an examination for
meesenger boy In the weather bureau
will bs given. Tbs sgs limit is 14 to
10 years, and ths salary IJ0 par ysar,
On April 1 examinations will be
given for teamster, sgs limit 10 years
or over, salary t0t; lectrotyper'a
helper, sgs limit 10 years or over.
salary 11.10 per day; magaslno attend
ant, ags limit SO to 40 years, salary It
per ' day; engineer - In Quartermaster's
department, ags limit SO years or ever,
salary M00 per annum; lithographer's
bslper, sgs limit SO years or over, sal
ary f (00 per annum.
Examinations will - bs held on tha
above dates in Portland. ' Astona, Eu
gene and Baker City. Appllcanta ahould
apply to the secretary of .the board ef
examiners at the postofflca for applica
tion blanks. '
DR. ZIEGLER ELECTED
CITY PHYSICIAN
At tha meeting of ths health board
yesterday afternoon. Dr. F. J. Ztegler
waa sleeted city physician to fill tbs
vacancy caused by ths resignation of
Dr. W, V. Spenoar. There was only one
other applicant for ths position. Dr. W.
R. Coffmaa. - Ths board was divided be
tween tha two candidates, two votes
being csst for each. Ths tie bsd to bs
decided by Mayor tans, who east his
ballot la favor sf Dr. Eiegler,
WON PRIZE FOR MOST
PERFECT EAR OF CORN
H. A. Miller, 1040 Cleveland avenue,
this city, tells Ths Journal that a
eousln of W. W. Cotton, ths wsll-knswn
general attorney of tbs Harrlman
lines, D. L. PssosL Grand Mound. Clin
ton oounty, Iowa, won thsAllee trophy,
a prlss of much value, at Amea, Iowa,
recently, against eonteatanta from,
many parts of ths country, for growing
and exhibiting ths most perfect esr of
corn la tns United Btstes. Afterward
tha ear of oora was put up at auction,
which la customary with such exhibits
In these contests, snd sold to ths high
Sst bidder, Mr. Pascal being tha suc
cessful bidder at 1110, which hs could
afford to bs. . ths Alios trophy having
an, intnnaio value 01 mors than 11.000.
YEOMEN ENTERTAIN
KOCH OF GRAND CASTLE
' A general open reception' will bs held
at the Woodmen halL East Alder and
East Sixth -streets, toalghv by the Or-
aer or American T somen, tn honor of
William Koch of ths Grand castle, Des
Moines. Iowa. - Mr. Koch will address
ths assemblsd yeomen and. a banquet
will be held after ths eerembnles. .
Thirty-six candidates were Initiated
last night at a meeting of ths local
castle In Mulkey hall and over 100 bavs
been initiated witnia tns - last re
months. A banquet waa also held last
night which waa attended by Mr. Koch,
M'GARRrS PLATFORM
"FORlCITYAnORNEY
w. r. Meoarry today filed bis pe
tition for nomination "as Republican
candidate for city attorney. His plat
form is very concise, it reads: ."If I
anvalomlnated and sleeted I will during
my terra of office regard nobody too
big or too little for ths law's control."
- Hardware) Firm Incorporate. '
' (Special Dtsseteh te The jfesraat.)
Astoria, Or March 14. Articles of
Incorporation of the Columbia Hardware
company were filed today In tho oounty
olerk's office, with R. E. Carruthera, F.
L. Parker and H. & Setters as incorpo
rators. Tha capital stock Is f 10,000,
divided Into 100 shares of $100. Ths
object ts to sonduct a mere hand lae
stors In this city. ' f . ,
Men's Trousers
Season 1907
Just received a complete as
sortment for? Spring and Sum
mer in Regular"" and Outing
Styles and Riding Breeches.
SEE FOURTH STREET WINDOW
$3.00 tb $12.00
Q
Light
DO IT- N O W!
. . j. ,.. .... . .
- Take adranUgw of tha ' ' , ' . .
COLONIST RATES TO OREGON
And tha Pacific Northwest over the Union Pacific. Ore if on Short Line,
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and Southern Pacific from all
- part of tha Eaat DAILY during March and April
i YOU CAIN PREPAY V .
For tickets, if you desire to bring friends, relative, employes or otters from
the East, by depositing the cost with any agent of the O. R. & N. or S. P. Co.,
with name and address, and ticket will be promptly furnished in th East
A Rare Opportunity to Promote tho In-
T-tlustrlaV GrOwtia or tne Northwest .
Ossiga No, T1303
Price 01. OO
The only good light b the Wela
bach light Welibich burner,
Welsbach mantle, Welibach
glassware, ererythlng Welsbach.
"Squally good on natural or arti
ficial gas the natural gas is fed
to burner In divided Jets, nuk
fag a better mixture of air and gas.
Burns leu gas and gives more
light than any of the imitations.
Each light in a sealed box, bear
ing the Company's name, Wels
bach and their trade mark, the
Shieldof Quality, v:
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WCVSBACN .
FOB SALE BY., "-
The.Cai Company
and
All Dealers
ChlCAeffO a;..
tSl. sVrOUlfl ...
KAntu City
OinshsaV
St. Paul
batxs nunc twxmcoax,
,,.-". :: A'
Buftale ,..f40.00
New Tprk 4T.60
Boston 47,00
Philadelphia 47.25
Waahlnrton ........ 47.25.
30.50
27.0 V
22.50
22.50
22.60
B33.O0
SO.OO
25.00
2S.OO
25.00
f42.50
. ou.uu
49.0O
49.75
485
A Kates sppljr te all main and branch tins points, Runtlngton" ts Spokane,
Inelnslva. B Ratas apply to Portland, Astoria and Puast Bound, points: also
Southern Paolfle main and branch lias points north of and Ineludlna? Ashlsnd,
Orsgon. ' - ' -
for sotnplsts Information, Inqntr or
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O W, BLITfOEIt. 4
OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION Ca
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY DEST
Everylliing for tbe Home on Easy Payments
AT-
IN TUX LOW RENT DISTRICT
364,366,368 and 370
EAST MORRISON ST.
Come, to us for
Go-Carts
READ THIS
AND CONSIDER IT
We are receiving
new stock daily -
Where our rent and advertising amounts to about $150 to $200 per month", the
rent and advertising of onr competitor amounts to from $2,500 to $4,000 per
month. : Do you know you have these exorbitant expenses to pay when you place
your' orders at the high-rent stores? Consider this before you place your order.
Special
Meiisioii
TaMcSale
; Only a Tew Left
If you js-ant fine Pedestal
Jabla at bargain, come early.
t J .aa a , j a, . t -
A beautiful S-foot Pedestal Ex
tension Table, quartered and
polished, massive carved claw
feet, beaded rail, round veneer
corner,. that sells regularly t
137, now at only 24.00.
$34 Tsble reduced to f 23.CO.
$57 Table, with 54-inch top and
lOrfoct extension, reduced to
r.!y C-5-00
SEAT - SALE - TOMORROW
UUI XnAnW-letSrSadTWesUss4es sW-
DCSTIH
IN
TEE
IMiaaties Kirks la saalle Oomsaar.
' VOTaJLK cast OF riATE&S. . -in
D-TS Moaaar, Taadv, Wilaaaaar.
Mmiok IS, IS, SO. Vatlaaa Wtdsaaaay.
THS raJOaaa-Cranlac: entire tomrr floor.
Sl.SO, halooor, SI. T9e; eatlre sailer, tOc.
liattaee: tlJM ts Be.
lata eae5
WaahlDgtae
Heillg Theatre
Mala I
IVUs, satarasf Nlghta, Taalfkt til e'Ototk.
special rnre Haiiaee paiartujr.
Tha r.rorlta artor,
CEESTOW OJUKKE la
' "TatX aAaoEO MaglfaiKM
RreDier rrtees Lcnrar riaor. 10 rears Sl.Sfts
s raws 91. Bateeer,' i, Tse, sue. saueiv.
SSe. ISe. .'(
Matisse Prltea ISt to ft.
Baau j.ew BaUlas at Tbeetre.
Pboee Mala L
Oratoa Tkaatre Oa.,tssan.
la, Bakar, Ms.
Vartlaad's faabloaable rimlar-Prlw4 Tbaa-
tra AU This Wfh The Bakw ThMtra Stock
Oostaaar la Hofe "A BLACK SHEf .-
a eereaai e( fua. aieale and lauabtae ma
eaainalaf te ea. Eaarr Hoft fairs saaaa,
battar thaa tba taat. Tbe wlaa wn tmj
bla saata far la sdTaare at tha Baker. Mattaae
aaasMar. BXaslnta 4B. SAP. SOe. Mattaaa
Baal is aaa ' eaaanaa aa ue eiara."
Qth aad cfDftt THPaTPC rasas Msli
MstrlaM
X ' Mlltes
U7
Baeaaaa. Maadw.
- Plarlas Onlr Saaiara BoaS Altrartlnaa.
Toalahtlll Thla WaakMatlaara WrSiwadar
sal 8attir1ar The Tmat ant atartllaa saala
rama. -XOSt IW VOEK." ,
ThnlUBS xt ih raauaiia mmarrr. i aa wnm
! alar arr eae IlkM, Rranlar Empire prkea,
. Vest Weak "Tae Xiac W Trajapa.
the star
Tbe ABas toeh Daaitaay ymieta
UNDER. TWO FLAGS
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