Daily press. [volume], October 09, 1907, Page 3, Image 3

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COMMISSION AWARDS
CONTRACT TO SHIPYARD
Six More Small Craft (or Pana?
ma Canal Work to be
Built Here.
STEEL DREDSES OR DUMP BAFGEb?
Dispatch From Washington Says that
Contract is for Dredges, but the
Price Figures Indicate That Barges
are to he Constructed?Other Work
for the Commission.
An Associated Press dispatch from
Washington last night said: "The
isthmian Canal Commission lias
awarded to the Newport News Ship?
building and Dry Dock Company a
contrail lor supplying six steel dred?
ges for canal work at tfl-'o.onn."
The vessels referred to arc probably
six steel dump barges, bids for the
construction of which wcro recently
opened by the Isthmian Canal l out-1
mission at Washington. The yard
now has the contract for supplying
two shallow water dredges at *a cost
or $82,500 each and ti'ley will he the
smallest craft of their kind to be used
In the canal work.
The local yard' only recently com?
pleted six steel dump barges for tin?
Isthmian Commission ami those ves?
sels are now being used in the work
on the Panama Canal. The vessels
cost about 120,000 each.
The yard several months ago com?
pleted the hull for a "sucker" dredge
for lhe work on the Panama Canal,
the contract for the building cd Iho
dredge complete having been awarded
the American Locomotive Works.
GOVERNOR'S FOOT GUARD
COMING TO EXPOSITION
Famous Old Military Organization
Will Participate In Connecticut
Day Exercises.
Arrangements are being made by
Iho Connecticut State Building Com?
mission for the entertainment of the
First Company of the Q6v0 nor'B Foot
Guard of Connecticut, which will par?
ticipate in the ceremonies of Connec?
ticut Dav at the Exposition, Octohci .
IG. I
This military organization |fl one of
lb,, oldest in the Culled Stales, and,
has been Intlmatoly associated with
the history of Connect lent and New |
England from the revolutionary pert j
od (o the present time.
From the Exposition the company,
will go to It'-htnond. and from there
go to Washington, arriving Saturday
morning.
The Governor's Guard of Conhectl-|
nut, as the First Company was origi?
nally known, was organized In 1771.)
when Hartford was a small provincial
town of 3,000 persons. Samuel Wyllys
was captain. The organization was
known as the Governor's Ouard un?
til 1775, when the forming of a sec?
ond caused its name to he changed
to the Fir.-1 Company. Governor's i
Guard, and in 177S the name was
changed to the Fi si Company, Gov-J
ernor's Foot Guard.
There ari- 125 members of the com I
maud, and (hey will l.tj accompanied)
by a band of thirty pieces. Their
uniforms are the picturesque grenu
die d ess. The officers of the com?
pany are Major Louis It. ('honey, Cipl
Fred lt. HUI. Wilson L. F.nn. Lieut.
Charles II. SIOCUIU LlbUl. William F..
A. Biilkeloy ami Ensign Hohen It.
Pen so.
Another celebrated military organ
Ixnllori that will come to tin* Expo?
sition on Connecticut Day Is the Put?
nam Phlnanx.
A new bridge to cost $25,000 has
I'sen authorised by th ? Madras gov
crnntrnl to i?. built ovo:' the Mnlnt
tar River in Iho South A root district,
that province.
^?Hte.vwMtnfi
Buy Clothes Right.
Boys'
Clothing
Our Boys' and Children's
Department Is now com?
plete in every detail. Suits
from
$2 to $10
Werfiicimcr
& Co.
26'th street nod Washington
avenue and 2li()t, Jefferson ave.
SHIPPING REPORT
Tuesday, October 8, 1907.
Arrived.
steamer Cayo Largo (Or.), Davoy.
Gnlvcstoit- in Chesapeake it ml Uhla
Ooa| ami Coko Company for bunker
coal.
steamer Veiinngp (1) .), Bath,
Port limlis- tii White Oak Coal Com?
pany Tor tunke- coal.
Schooner William Booth, Cmuious.
New York ?to Cheanpeako ami Ohlu
Coal ami Coke Company In ballast.
r.arm- Coster from Pall lllver?to
lie Oak Coal Company In ballast.
Cleared.
Steamer Cayo Largo (Br.), Davoy.
Copenhagen. Anrhus and Pietlrlch-1
shaven?Chesapeake ami Ohio Cetil
ami Coke Company.
Steamer Vennngo (Br 1. Math. Stet
tin - White ?ak Coal Company.
Marge Ctibacn lor Pall River -New
lllver Consolidate,! Coil I Company. |
Ihiige Lancaster for1 .sow Bedford. ?
Chesapeake ami Ohio tidal Agency
Company, j
Barge Kuos Smile lor Providence?j
Chesapeake ami Ohio Coal ami Coke
Company.
Sailed,
Steatite Captain A. P. Lucas,
ituheiii. London (towing standard OH
barge No. flli.) Vessel did not sail
Mon.lav .is before reported.
Schooner Helen Thomas. Lcrmond,
Hiingnr tan I anchored In hnibor In
Ball today.)
Oil Boatr Leave.
The oil tank steamer Captain A. P.
LUcas, which nr Ived at this port
from Sabine pass Mondny morning I
lowim; the Standard oil barge No. 9B*.
sailed yesterday morning lor Ijondou
wit;, Ho bnrge In two. Both vessels
are loaded with oil ami the steaine.
steppe,i here to loa I bunker coal and
ship ?_'! seamen.
Calendar for Today.
Sun rises .t!:0<: u. hi.
Sun sets .r,::t7 p. in.'
High water ..,.10:53 a III., 11.12 p. m. |
l.ow water ....|:|| a in., B:17 p. m. I
HEIRIESS ELOPES WITH
COLLEGE BOY IN AUTO
WASHINGTON, I). C. Oct. S.?Tak?
ing advantage of a signal passed by
a friend and the temporary nbsencc
of the doorkeeper at Hamilton lnsti
tute. Miss Anna Clclsslnger Coblelgh.
blonde petite, and all heiress to mil-,
lions, fled from that school yesterday j
morning, pdlned h ??? fiance awaiting
her a omul the corner with mi auto
mobile, and was whirled away to
Bnckvlllc ami matrimony, She |B now
Mrs. Charles M. OHoylo. wife of a
Georgetown University student and
college athlete, whoso home Is at
Serapion, no
. Itev. Philip 11. McOuIro, rector of
the catholic Church or Rockvillc, hne ,
hardly pronounced the couple man
and wife when a loud knock sounded
a' the door of the reetorv. .\ county
official was ndllllttOU, who gotlglll to
nrrest the bride on advices received
bv telonhone from Washington. Hut
it was then too late.
The bride Is seventeen years old.
s''e is the daughter of Benjamin Cob?
lelgh,, n wealthy r-ssldrint of Kingston.
Pa., who received Information of the
marriage at the Waldorf-Astoria, in
New York, ami started with Ills wire
for this city.
O'Bovle who is tin? son of a coal
magnate, is a Catholic, and his Ivldn
is a Protestant an I '.he difference In
their religious beliefs made it neces?
sary for the groom to oKaln a spe?
cial disnonsatlon from Cardinal Olli
lions, which reached him Sunday. I
Waits for Bride in Park.
, *t! 0 o'clock yesterday morning Mr.
O'Bovle sat in the park opposite the]
institute, while from nround the om?
ni r came Hi,, chug-chug of a motor
car driven bv his friend. William'
Byrne. accompanied bv Charles!
Schnei lor, two fellow-students.
The venerable negro known to nil.
Ihc students al Hamilton Institute as
"Aimer Polite." left his accustomed!
place at the door for a mom cut: und I
a confidant of Miss Cobloigll gave the I
signal to the girl wailing upstairs. In
a moment Ihn honk honk of an auto
<ar bearing the two In Rockvtllo died
in 'he distance.
When (he authorities at Hamilton
Institute became awaro of their young
charge's disapn ?a.iinee. they sent In?
structions to the railroad depots lo
Intercept her. and afterward enlistee
the services of the central detective
office, hut all was unavailing.
Leave for Philadelphia.
The nowlv wedded pair returned to
the city, ami the bride sent to Hamil?
ton Institute for hor trunks. II Is
said possession of these was rofusofl
at first but they were finally op
tnlncd through the aid of a lawyer.
Mr. ami Mrs. O'Bovle registered at
the Raleigh Hotel, hut left the city
ostensibly for Philadelphia on the 4
o'clock train.
Friends of O'Bovle said last night
that the elopement was s-| for next
Saturday but the couple learned Hint
Iholr plans were suspected and hur?
ried malle s a little. Plans were prob?
ably completed nl the Georgetown
Field Saturday afternoon, wheri' Miss
Cpblolgh was a spectator.
UNDER HER BURDEN.
Under her burden of dav after dav
One little woman goes singing awav;
Under her bipdcn of year after year
LOVO keeps the lilooni on her red
I cheek of cheer;
I Under her htr.don. a bjrd in a cave.
Turning life's song over page after
page;
t'tid-r he- l.nrden, with noodle and
broom.
Keeping the little homo sweet as a
bloom:
Under her burden, and mine, whore I
i ?ihm?
God bless the sweet woman who
makes a sweet iiOthol
?BalMmojio Sun.
CONVENTION Of I. P. ft.
.Passeifier Agents Wll "uO"
j position In Thorough Style
PROGRAM .08 FOUR BU^Y DAYS;
' Trips to Capes and Other Places of
Interest, Grand Ban. Old Vi glhla
Oyster Roast Among Items on the
Lift.
cm nrxt Monday night, ami it will be
followed bV dvo, otboi entertainments
one ?'ach months, as follows: In Nbv*.
ember an evcjtilMB of innslo and olocu
?tlott by the Misses Wontworth and
enroll anil Professors lllackmoroj
ami Sally: I" December the Y, M. ?v
\. quartette; in January, Rev. \v. a.
? Christian on 'Robot M iin
February tho Hampton Mandolin and
Uleo Club, The season will eoloso|
'in March with/a return ongngvment ofi
the Y. M. C. A/Quart? tte
WARFIELO^F?R SEilE
Governor of Rjlarylond Annources
Candidacy, Willi Conditions.
HIS TpRN TROUSERS.
I WHO IS ENTITLED 10 VOTt ?
JAMBSTOWN i:xPOSITION. Oct.
s. Two days, October i"> and 10. do?
ing the HxjKisltlon, one day Blghtsce.
lug In iho vicinity "t Iho Pair and!
ouo day in Richmond, Is the <i der for|
tho thirty filth annual Convention Ol*j
iho American Association of Ttuveluig
Passenger Agents of the Untied
j States,
I A more Judicious selection of tin
annual gathering place or n inoru op
portune season of the yoiir for this
pupiilsr organization lo i nvel, could
not ho soli otod.
j From present indications, when the
call for start in?; is made and the (dan
lunrKlialhy), iho entire association will
I ans? or present.
I The tlii-ty tilth annual convciltloi-)
or this association win he iho most
strenuous one ever pn llclpnled In
und when the gall'l days are over,
every member will he wis >r. If not
richer, through iho days spout In
Tidewater Virginia.
Tho management of Hie Bxpo.<iHou
has extended passes for adlnIsslon to
all iiiombo s attending the Conven?
tion.
Order of Convention.
Tuesday, October 15th, will assem?
ble in the Auditorium and lie welcom?
ed t? Hi" Colonial City by (he Sea,
by the President, Harry st George
Tucker, in tin nftornooii tho party
will vlow tin- Roads, Old Point Coin
fo t and the Virginia Capes. In tin
evening the party will assemKo at tlii
Inside Inn and do the Warpath.
Wednesday, October 10th then will
be two business sessions, a slghtseo
Ihg t.ip ami a grnnd ball in Iho Con
voutlon Malt.
Th?rs.lav. October 17th the ne in
hois ,,r iho Association will go an
they please in the morning, in Die af?
ternoon there will bo a trip to Vir?
ginia Oyster Roast.
Friday, October istfa the party wili
spend Ihe day in Richmond.
Social Economy Ruilding.
Social Kcononiy building oxbibilori
have exloiidcil invitations to exhibit
ors. concossionnrlos ami
the Exposition, tlioir ro
.i ?......... ... ,,?? nuiiaings] i/.-n Oni
tomorrow between the hours of 10
u, in. and '"> p. in. Souvenirs are to bo|Hn
distributed to holders of cards- of
vltatlon.
Simple- and ] Effective Graft Schern?
Woifed In Now York.
Here Is tlujstory of a graft so simple
und effcctlvtt? work that some enter-1
prising stratger should patent it. Itj
was practical by u New York genius
am) had Us try-oil nil tin- res|icctahto
,-ppor Most 4flO ot the big i lly.
The lirlglhlipr oni dressed us a I
workman, nil clones rusty, but neatly'
pat. In d. A'rtlvljw.ln iho uetgliliorhqoO
lie bad liceBted > work, ho stepped
Into on an hway iiml, hauling out a
knife, slit the rig' leg of his trousers
from flip to knee.
Xexl ho prod -od a newspaper,
apreail it <-ut hndiold it over the silt
In Ills trousers. Leaving the arch?
way, be hurried |ii!lg the sidewalk,
making apparent' a grciil oiTort to
hold the iiewspnpi In place.
The wind was b\vltlg it nil whoever
oared lo look imtkil the man's pre?
dicament. At the Dps ,,r a big bouse
III Seventy second It reel lie stopped
j and pretended to > the paper about
bis leu-. By a perlus not very strange
chnnce, since the hr was 5:111 p. in.,
the owner of the hso appeared,
Tins grafter greet! Ihe man briefly,
lifted the newspsp'inid remarked:
?-l .lust hud mi indent over on o>
llimhlis avenue. ?ink shoved me
n gal Its! a slake a lure Vie pants
Bomethlll' awful. Wonder If you
couldn't lend me sei safety plus':"
It was successfuljFrom that house
the man carried ray not only a
readily salable pair! trousers, but a
hat and coat as wo A quick trip to
a corner saloon to posit his bundle
and the tale of th orn trousers leg
was carried to unter house lu the
block. 1
An oh.-ervor wltliore sheer curios?
ity than police lnnl watched tho
collection of six miles from six'
houses III Seventy-mid street before '
he reluctantly leftio window ami
went III to dinner. Now York Cor.
Washington Post.
Iiis Question and Various Other*
Must be Answered Before the Lxc
cutivc Will Finally Atjrcc to Enter
Ihe Field.
I Head
b
SMYTH
SCI?
Head
IIALTIMORK. MM. Ocl. 8 06V.I
Wnrfleld has announced his candidacy
lor the United Slates Semitic, ship.
Attached to his oaiididacv, however,
are certain coiidlttoiis. When uhkod
is lie would ho a candidate if I hose
wer,, not accepted )>\ the other cattdl
dates, ho replied lll?i ho would not ho
in position to answer thai question
until fully sail-tied whether bis bub*.
! g.slions would or would not bo adopt
ed.
! The conditions, sol forth In a let
'.or mid leased to Chairman Vlllliilvor,
of iho state committee, uro;
"First?Thai a definition ?t 11 l'cni
ii nil cit tilled to vote at the Sonata
I linl primaries ho agi'OOd Upon.
"Second?-Thai lliu sovoral candl
! dates tor iho Setutto agree among
themselves to adopt the plurality plan.
"Third That th<> limit ot expend I
lures in the prima y campaign shall
he $1,00X1, und Ihal all olhor conti Mm
lions in the general campaign shall
lie made known lo other candidates
lor the Sonnte upon request.
"Fointli?Thai each candidate shall
BROS.-McCLEARY-McCLELLAN
LIVE STOCK COMPANY
Norfolk, Va.
1
nig sale Wednesday, October It 1007, W
Heises ami Mules fur this sale, and bolter
have bad at any sale sine - last May. Most
will be here lor lb.6 fli'st time mis Betlsoni
? will have more
quality than wo
or our shippers
I hoy linvri boon
8
s
I
SP
Bevornl weeks selecting Ihoir stock, and I hoy all advise us
thC) will have mi exceptlenallx good lol of Horses rilid Mules.
iiorseU consist of smooth d ivers, wllh speed, lilocky chunks
an I heavy draft hOISCI Sillies uro SlllUOtll ami good qilUllty.
We will sell for ihe high dollar thirty big, smooth mules that
wi have beeil working at-iho exposition grounds. Those
mules are int ami in good condition. Wo especially invite
von lo attend tills sale Wednesday, October 0, P.I07.
Smyth Bros.-McCleary-McClellan
Live Stock Company
8
8
I
8
UNION STOCK YARDS.
NORFOLK, VA.
s
t Ii" pow or to oh j, el
lorks. mid upon nbjei
I and clerks shall he
httVc
and
Judg
cd."
Politicians C-lleve (lie
will not lie accepted, ami
th-id win bvehluall) decldi
into the right.
to Judges
Huns new
substllitt
coiidlllotis
thai Wn I
EXP?SIW
Bxclltdlllg about S0.0Q0 small vcai
ein. Ihe eommorco of the wo h| Is
auled on by 30400 vessels of a lo
a' iounilgo of about 25,OUO,OU.
Order of the tytanthsmum.
The order of t Chrysaiilbetuuni,
which the .Tupanecui|ieror Is goin?
t?tend lo Prcsldenfnllleresof Frauen
as n memento of tslgnlng <>f the re?
cent Importnnl FrP-Jnpaiicso treat v.
Is the highest duet Ion which tllO
ifflclals of mikado tins at blpposnl In the way
mil l|<;s. Like the Bug.
at ij1(f"'',,r" " ls bnly con
llfcrred putifct0 j Japanese empire on
'I rings, erjpei,, and disllnuulsheil
lieads of hnj0" It cannot, however,
Tho Social F.conomy linlldliig con ':o"'"'"e i of years and In hi-.- .
tains exhibits showing: How to flsjhtji ?cnl "ske/jioiis with the Oarler,
consumption, dangers of child labor,rf\i.m founded aii.mt ihlrty- |
value of playing (r ounds and how[w? years'$i l?y Iho present emperor ]
to equip them, progress and products"1" elf. Ifje the less it is n hand- '
of nrganiezil labor, handiwork of Irnd.v'une lleedlloh, the broad band "I- '
and others pormotlhg human welfare. II.bon or. the Rhotlhicr lielllg et red
BCllOOl farm Hardens. ill;, wRhl violet border. The lu
Thls building is equipped with ai?,,In ir?, |:, nf gold with much or-I
lecture room where brief talks lind?,,.,??, ,? ,?,,?,.,1 em.u.el. whlell
star op Can exhibitions are given dally, ?,?,.. , ., , .....
to explain those subjects, ln\ ' ?f ""' """""!"
The plan of this building has- boon
put In a concrete way a picture c
iho work being done by a number <
the foremost agencies engaged In Ui
I Fits In Coal Mines.
jFor flu-lit.;: flro lu Its anthracite coal
line
forward movements, so that the Btul*"? a chdilcal fire engine Is now. bo
dent might se,. in a comprolionslvijs "sod bj a ? oniptiny in Pcnnsylvn
wav what is being done for ilie hottorVB' ThUr.onglne la built on a (ruck
inent of condlHons. and Bomathlngflleli CQii'nin upon truck's tbroiigboilt
of liow it is being done. io mine. When nn alarm of lire is
-* ? nth'detl ihe engine is attached to an
eoltle mine locomotive and ruslied
tie scene of trutiblo at high si.I.
GOING TO NORFOLK TO-DAY'1' idhywi upoa a coal uro is ai
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ARE
Members of Hampton Commander)!
With Their Ladies. Will Parti
cipate in Celebration.
,st Instantly ecu vor (?d hito steam, I
further disintegrates, formlug a
illffocailng liiht It drives nwny
Today I?
Delaware Day
A
Special Exercises
Review of All the Troops.
MORE OLD HENRY SOLD THAN
ANY OTHER.
WHYf BECAUSE QUALITY 1?
bep"""
P'JH 8AH EVERYWHERE,
week,
i The
inen ficht im.* the lire. Rlno flames
ii slie,it .nit when water strike
but coal often set ablaze pockets
I lampion CoiiiinaVulory. Knlghtjgas i:i the celling. When a chpinl
Templar, will go in a body lo Norfoljcnglnc plays upon burning ooal the
ami the Imposition groundn tomo|Vy gases evolved cjlng lo do floor
row to participate in II.iitortaltl Bnjo(iior the bhi/e by excluding
ment of the Grand Commanded nlr M).? ?,,.)t nnuoybu by tlm
?hieb is III session In Norfolk <l'\,.s ami .an stay elose enough "tod.,
, ,, ctlre work.
Sir Knights and their ladle_
will leave Newport News on the
'o'clock car lor Old Point, where the Farewell. Foolish Sparrow.
.will be Joined by tho Soldiers Hom[ler l0,,? arguments pro and eon.
hand. From old Pdlni the party wlfs seemed lo he pretty well recog
I proceed i<> Not folk and lake purl U1 <llilt the Rngtisb sparrow doe -j
the parade from the Masonic tempi!) more harm than good and that it j
to the Hay Line wharf, where a boalllo be was eradicated from this
will ho In waiting. try. Dr. C. Hart Morrlam of the
1 A trip around Hampton Roads- wiltrtment of agriculture lias prepared I
I luncheon on board, lauding at Deomsciisns of reports from many I
iWati-r pier, BxptlSltton, al - o'cloCkjoB containing cvlilenco for and
.participation In Iho exercises 'meiden,st ,|?, sjMlrrow< These reports
lo New York Day, and a grand PBradijg )n fllvor of t|m bird, 837 against I *t*< VEf 1 fl P? rCC% f fl Mil
.in tho Exposition grounds nro rtmonfe twutrtll These reports contain I l" a"
llh?. rCa.l.Mr0a._0L..l.h,?.. . ,..a'!'-M"l Of Iho native birds Ihal havo I
SPEEDY
FREE!
Rc-enua$]cd for the Week.
WORLO'S CHAMPION HIGH
OIVJL.R. -:- -:- -:
UBBRAN and His Band
Cominericing October 10th
Don't Forijcl that the '] ^
iMaiuiSactures and Liberal Arts
Buildiiip; Day
ho e ihem all. Vnluiibh
souvenir lick- t. The ,
prises ami one to each purchaser'
at" Oct. loth.
Interesting Stcrcoptkan T.ilkr. at the Social Economy Guilciing
Daily.
HAULING
Promptly
Done
Qov. Charles E.H ughes
Will be the Orator on
New York Day,Thursday
auioiii,.
jibe features of tho day. Allel
Monday, Oct. 21, will be
FLOWER CARNIVAL DAY
("ash prises will ho given lo Hie host decorated Vehicles as
follows: 1st prise, $7?.oi?; 2nd prize, $50 110; (Jrd prize, $25.00.
Btilrlen should ho sent t., lliu carnival ntt'rcau, AudilorUirti Ruild?
ing. )*>X(K)ivHlc,ii Grounds at one*.
fro
Lingine
..' :. KHBJBJHBflBJBJBJffBJ
?bar;
?Iis llitio sparrow, and Iiieso In
i Tho local commit t
'arrangements for the trip Is compos ???? v. ion. bluebird, martin, king?
ed ?.f Win. Rniilch, Dr. Clarence Pprjbornetl lark, hermit ami wood
'let Jones und A. L. F.vans. Jes. mocking bird, purple grackle,
I a - ?-j >w lark ami many woodpeckers.
EPV/ORTH LEAGUE STAR COURSE w,? '"' Nl"'<'d the Uli
_ h]0 guest.?Washington Herald.
Scries of Entertainments for Wintci -~
Month-- Oeqins Monday Evening. Typesetters In Bull Ring.
The Bpworlh Loague of Chostnn ledloght given by the members
Wenuo Mcthodlsl church lias adopted?"tenlicrg ryppgraphlcal union
a very unique plan for creating inteilinahna was highly amusing and
lest In Hi woik.. A scries of ehtortainltcnded by a larjn? crowd that
inenis lias been arranged fpr Hie wlnll the amateurs ngnin anil again,
lor months, which has Bpproprlatoljjiiioa wer.' skillfully placed, and
beert called a "Star Course," as, will ,(?. i?.ijs wnR killed In a way
the exception of the first, the onterhs creditable to the young iflght
(alnments will given by tho i'V.h,hough in others the.v were not
local talent ol the p,on'n8"V,;^^ The
ifaX'kno?'Vs "sunshine.1' ?ksW? of iynesetter
I , fumi., ti? Urning number. HdW ">?? "e WfB nlen show
' will give hi" celebrated evening nullify In their abjllty to dp such
[.?Sunshlno and Shadow," fort after their sedentary ^a'
This entertainment will lake 'ilaci;ase.-Chlbup.bun Cor. Mexican j K?ij/?OV.?P*/1uIjE<
FREIGHT, HAGGAGE,
FURNITURK ANO
SAFES
CAREFULLY AND
PROMPTLY MOVEO
ia
Transportation Do.
Storage Warehouse
SH 520 27th St.
RATt;f>
Sola k>y Irruxelm?
? i.nt In rUi" *r?o*/f.
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Jflfr cthtri fail, the 5rnrin trpjvr.cit Ii \ht only euro.
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they even do Ihelr spinning out of
?loots in the blazing sun.
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