fjt Trv ' ' vjw j v rfy EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERr-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, 'AUGUST 6, 1919 15. '1 J ''tV' "'" l t-'JfiWf-n i vr h b ANSING HAS "ALIBI" IN PEACE DEALINGS Little Responsibility Placed Compromise Made by Wilson in Pflris Negotiations Uy CLINTON W. GILBERT Kton" C.rrrspnnilent of the Evening fiihllf Ledger W..LI. &.. ii T ljk Vinlr. . SiaailinglOll, Jlug, Ui SJ1 wic iai.B- Jjfrouod of the qticotlonlns of Secretory jUtuint- by the Senate forelfrn rela tldns committee today lies the fact that he has many warm friends In the committee, which the capital pleaseB to pay Is hazing him. (President Wilson called the head of ,1s State Department home In the firm ellcf that the Senate foreign relations mmtttcc would not treat him Tough." lie did not call Colonel House omc. Mr. T.ocice Is Lansing's friend. IK Knox is his friend. Mr. I.ttns- hg is the State Department. He Tiarried Into the State Department. He thinks in harmony with State Depart-tar-nt traditions. He Is loyal to his subordinates, lie Is thus a Democrat with a tincture of John Ha and Ullhu Hoot. He Is mentalb more akin, so for as diplomacy Is concerned, to Lodge and Knox than he is to Woodrow Wit- 7n. The Icadlnc Republicans on the com mittee like and respect him. It does pot diminish their liking for him, that another man is loser to Wilson in Mntnmolln nffnru Hum is Ills I1W II secre tary of state. Therefore, it may not (be a haztug. Has an Alibi Moreover, Mr. Lansing has an excel lent- nllhl. Tor all this mess of com- )promiscs Woodrow AVilson signed In his ffliaste to get back to America before the tt social revolution wliieli lie saw in r.u 11 rntin eoiilrl rem Ii this countri Mr. Lans If Ine has little responslbllitj. His nirtiic it attached to It. That Is all. rresum nbly he accepted it much as people talk of accepting it now becaube it is cither that or ho peace at all. Mr. Lansing is a statesman with n (permanent alibi. The trouble with his lallbl is that he cannot nold it. He 1 1 A- .i, ,. If 1s l.n.I ia nils,. iniU'llVD II II H III II f I UN II 111' 11 11 11 IIW HIILfl Like the "jail editor" of a German newspaper, lie nlunvs nas to tunc re sponsibility for the nets of another. Mr. Wilson is liis own s-ccretnrv of state. Colonel House is Mr. Wilson's secre tary of state und Mr. Lansing, publicly nhd officially, Is the only secretary. He cannot say, "I was not sccretnry of state In that instance; Colonel House was," without destro.vlug a fiction which he has, for reasons never publicly slated, chosen to maintain. The result Is that Mr. Lansing Is nljvajs on his juard. When .Toe David son was making the busts of the great men of the Peace Conference at Paris ft newspaper man said to him: "Make Lftnslng look as if he was on his guard against somehow giving himself nvvaj, and you will have Lansing to the life." High Regard for lllm Davidson made an excellent Lansing. lou feel sure that the statue has an alibi and that alibi will never slip out. The slightly drawn back posture of the head, as if there had just taken plate an avoidance of somebody's verbal right hook emphasizes the characteristic. Washington has alvvajs respected the secretary's alibi. AVashington hns the highest regard for, the secretary's abilities and char acter. He Is, if jou take the AA'ashing ton view, an excellent secretary of state, the errors of our foreign policy being Mr. AVllson's, the virtues being due to Mr. Lansing himself. The per manent element in the State Department contributes to this view. And the per manent elemnt in any department 'here is a powerful actor in forming opinion, espeiiallj congressional com mittee opinion. A friendlv view of Mr. Lansing is that he is now in a good position. Ho GD CANTRELL& COCHRANE THE STANDARD Ginger Ale OF TWO CONTINENTS Order "by -the dozen from your dealer for use at riom'e' I E & JBurk Solo Agent 620 W 40 5t -..-'' ...'I Yu can wcwr wtli EASE and our SMALLEST BIIOK 1 COMFORT whU u.lnf MAGUIRE'S IRISH CORN NO, PAIN Take Oft Calloua Stick t your (( Ilia otaga ataap. tall Mty It Gnti EtrtUaM. Ttit M tVtik 'ju-UT-ru-Lfu-i-r -i-- eweeJ Sfeeley's Adjusto Rupture Pad increases efllclency of a truts 50 tjM JREATEST RUPTURE The aelf-adjottln feiturea RETAINER Cf thla Fad ana in aaeyio wear, ana tOO THUMB' crew BCfulatar allow t aitennr dim. will, nm nn,iuT..ff,.n ."'.4 i ba'anaa trunea that 4m-d rllht a beilnulnt wan net. , pur JoiprarM neea ana advanced mointMa u nil advanced metniMa Inaur lor rerr and ur anucma mr- Takts I Thina Out by the Roota He (n-fctfL 5 ei? i m BHr , i : svt " r' AMP on Secretary of State for is not responsible for the league cove nant. He Is not responsible for Shan tung. He advised against he one. he advised equally against the other. It is true that the American State Depart mnt did not formulate the treaty. Hut neither did the Colonel House organiza tion of experts. If the secretary of state is human he must find a certain Satisfaction In thn mlniit nhleh ttie House organization failed. Used British Kxperts AA'hen the treaty had to be put to gether the teehnlcnl competence for the Job-vvfi- 'ound In the nrltlsh Foreign Of fice. The British had chosen to net through their regular organisation. This policy had two advantages. In the first place the British had experts Instead of amateurs at Paris. In the next place the knowledge of the treaty gained b.v the work at Paris remains at the service of the British Government. It Is not dispersed through the colleges and law offices of the country. In building up a special peace-making bodv Mr. A il son showed his usual lack of talent for organisation, und Mr. Lansing's alibi is perfect. Coming from the State Department thinking in accordance with Stutc De partment traditions, Mr. Lansing fa vored nt Paris n provision for inter national arbitration with proper tribu nals rather than such n league as Pres ident AA'llson borrowed from General Smuts. He was overruled some sny that Mr. AViUon having In his youth failed as a lawver, docs not like tourts. Mr. I Lansing, being nothing if not n lawyer, Has great respect lor courts, inis may account for their difference of opinion upon the proper scope for the league of nations. But differ they did, and Mr. Lansiug was hardly consulted after ward. Ha Policy on Chins On Chinn the State Department de- rives Its policy from John Hay Mr. Lansing, having a legal mind, much governed by traditions and precedents, was dominated by our historic attitude toward China. He was against the Shantung surrender, and he had Henrj White, nnother mnn trained in the tra ditions of our foreign policy, and Gen eral Bliss, n man who reflected that policy as It has been adopted by the army standing with him. If Shantung was a mistake, Mr. Lansing was not responsible for that mistake. If Sir. AVilson himself wus Speed and the price of Meat ' Forty-eight hours after cattle are purchased by Swift & Corhpany trey are hanging up as meat; within two weeks the fresh meat has been sold. This speed means money in the pocket of the one who raises the live stock and of the one who eats the meat It means a rapid "turnover" of capital and investment- making possible the trans action of daily business on a narrower margin of profit. Speed permits Swift & Company to do a successful business on a profit of a frac tion cf a cent per pound. Such speed, with its rapid turnover and smaller profits would be impossible without the efficient organization" and wide scope of Swift & Company, the results of fifty years' experience in handling meat. Do you believe that government inter ference with the complicated and efficient machinery of the packing industry can be of any benefit? Experience with government regulation of railroads and telephone and telegraph might suggest an answer. Swift & Company, U. S. A. Seven Wholesale Distributing Markets Central Office, 9th St. and Glrard Ave. P. M. HALL, District Manaer USMT not primarily rcspouslblo for It, Col onel House was. Colonel House Is a born trader. His hand was In nery trade at Tarts. He was not bound by anj traditions of American diplo macy. He probably does not know them or understand the reason for them Shantung was the colonel's. The bnr gains in Huropc were the lolonel's. Ills was a fertile mind in formulae from compromises. It Is government by personal repre sentatives Instead of through the reg ular agencies; it is Colonel House go ernrncnt that Is on trial before the senate foreign relations committee. And by curious irony the victim of this sys tem Is called up In Its defense. It Is no wonder that in Joe David son's bust Mr. Lansing has his head pulled back slightly out of reach. BERLIN PRESS RAPS HENRY Die Frehelt Calls Prince's Letter to King George "Impudence" Berlin, Aug. (V (Hj A. P.) Com mentlng on the letter written reeentlv by Prince Henry of Prussia, brother of former T'tnperor AA'llllam, to King George. In which he opked the British monarch "in tve inline of justice mid In his own Interests" to dcsNt In de manding the extradition and trial of the former emperor and declaring that the truth about the war might be had from Allied statesmen, the 'lageblatt savs It Is an exhibition of "unsurpass able ilumstncss." The A'brwacrts remarks that Henrv's charge that the prltu'iial guilt for the war maj be attributed to Gieat Britain is without a jot of evidence. This newspaper, which Is the Socialist organ, terms Henry "a danger to the German people. Die Pri'lhelt i onsiders It n disgrace that a scion of the Hoheiirolleins "at this tune hns the Impudence to use such languige," but the conservative Tages7eituiig sajs the letter "with re freshing clearness pointed out British guilt." llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Every Night This Week I Hotel Adelphia Roof Garden 1 REFINED ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCING Come to Dinner and Spend the I Entire Evening at I 'THE COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN" I 1. MrPHAULAN and PALACE Two Kincs of Corned v 2. MADAME DORA DAVEKE Coloratura Soprano 3. MAURICE Idol of the New York 400 4. MISS SARA MiCOY Queen of Rag E Entertainment Begins 9:30 Cover Charge: One Dollar After 9:30 P. HI. iiiiiliiiiiilliiiiititiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinir; THIS SHOWS WHAT BECOMES THE AVERAtt RECEIVED ?1 y fSWIFT& COMPANY WtUIUUU UU VIW.JXW rmM ihi satzor ci AND tY rOOtHKIJ l CINTS isfAjoroarHC ItVE ANIMAL !. CtHIS rR UM 6SZ RSMJtuttr flgrE.ai. ucs rrtcssr t,04 CtKTS (ItMAIN .. WITH .HVatfttaUMiefr'. SNEARSETTLEWIENT lyonaga Avers Japan Will Hold Shantung Claims Irrespec tive of Peace Pact BLAMES CHINA FOR DELAY B.v the Associated Press New Aorh. Aug. tl Dr. T. lycnuga, regarded ns an jinoflicial spokesman for the Japanese- Government In New York, issued a stntement last night indicating n Belief that Japan and China arc Hear ing mi understanding with regard to Klao Chnu. Commenting on n Stain Department ai-sertlon, that Japan had made an avowal concerning her plans with reference to the Chinese territory, Dr. Tjcn ijii said : "I have been wondering whether n dci Illation of a specific nature, giving the exact inte mid wav when.by the restoration of Kiao-Cliau will be uf feded the kind of declaration that would mict the situation roulcl be made so long as China refuses to sign the peace treatv. The actual execution of the contract cannot proceed while the other partv is out of the ring. "Todnv's news, therefore, Inspires me with the hope- that Japan and China nre on the point of reaching mutual limWstimillnz. and that the uncertain nlmnwuliorn Hint him CllVeloPCcI tllC Shantung question will toon be clari ficd " Dr. Ivennga declared, however, that irrespective of what eventunll huppeus to the Shantung clnue In the pence 5. PRINCE ILMA QUARTET In Their Caravan Songs 6. JAY BARTLETT The Original Country Boy 7. THE BROADWAY ENTER TAINERS 6t DQLLAR BY treaty, Japan still will hold her Shan tung claims by virtue of her treaties with Hngtand, Kranre, Italy, Hussln and China, the terms of which, he said, are followed exactly bv the peace treat. AA'ashlngton, Aug. il Thomas V Millard, an expert on far eastern af fairs and who is championing China's cause at AVashington, stated cstcrday that China will bo satisfied with noth Ing less thnn a written obligation bj Japan, communicated to all the prin cipal powers, that Japin will restore China's sovereign rights In Shantung province. He also proposed th.lt the Ilnj doctrine be reaffirmed In the pence treatv and in the projected Pranco American alliance Professional Education Theology Evening Classes Law Evening Classes Medicine Day Classes Pharmacy Day Classes Dentistry Day Classes Chiropody Day and Evening Classes Ask for Cataloy F-l . 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HUh atandard. of achotarahlps Unexcelled athletlo eciulpment, Inclrdlnc threo platnc fields frymnaslum, swimming pool and recre ation building Reopens Beptembar 24. Catalogue, on application SAr.Tsnrtto. pa . Kislciminetas Springs School for Boys Prepares for college or builnege Tb elreoi personnl attention Is jchen to each "boy. ReT ersl rootbnll and Haeeball flelde. Oolf. Ten pis New Gymnasium with awlmmlna; pool and bowling alleys Fine '.ihtetlo spirit wttts atronr competitive tnams School own. IU own ferm and coal m1p Ttate 1721. DB. A. M tvir.sinv, Jr.. Tuea. riov fl, tsltebnrr. Pa. SWATtTnMOItE. PA. Swarthmore Preparatory A fhnnl of lnnz stamllnir and proor'e Me Ideals Junior School 11 rife foctaiy to rtlinr II. Tonillnsnn I ,r imn-, Mlllnrd P. Tom1inson( ""n' Hnard ae Pwarthmnre Pa ovrnuitonK. pa. Miss Sayward's School for Girls ' Oicrbrook, Phlla.. Pa. College preparatory ! and secretarial courses. Junior and Musical Depts Athletics Domestic Science Carriage rails for pupils In Hala Cvnvod Merlon and u-nnefleld MlssK. Janet Snvwnrd. Prln. 1 vEonr. TA. MONTGOMERY SCHOOL The Country Day bchool fnr Boja from the Ivjrlnnlni? of thflr cdurfltlon to collxe. Faeultj from Coumbii Teachpr' Colin: rnr Infnrrmtlon add Ilrr. Gibson Hell, A n .IIP, Hendmnntfr. Mynnrwood. 1'rnnn. MKKCl.UMlLltH. PA. The Mercersburg Academy rOR BOYS Mrrrrr.bnrx. Ta. Send for'cstalrtgu to Tra. yiirn Irrlne, rh I . I.I..D , Tlesdmoter FIat ItO penn gnrnn. v. ' LTJ ' Z- 7T PERKIOMEN SCHOOL rS 40 miles from Plitln small frroups, resident nurse Kninsalum nthletlcs iTln lKcar t Krelbel T D llnr IIP Pennshurg Pa nttTTfl KITini. PA. Bethlehem Preparatory School Prepa-e. for leading college. tDxtenstra rroimds and ethlet'c fields Veer Wrtas Joha p "rt.mr.wr M . TtaMe Q.Me..w, Ts hft r rrnvTPPA Be-nefitnie Academy Limited to 100 ypsM men. 15 and up IHth year Athletlo aM and gym Mod rcitea Catalog Jams. B. nuchas. A SI.. Ilead'r. noT P nellafonU.Pa, l HKTH. PA. SIurelh Hall Milllury ruileroy. tta DO. . Nasarcth. I'a. Founded 1743 Preparatory and Husliiess Course, penlor. Intarinodlmw asd Junior IVpts Athletics Military lira. , Res. A. tl Tha.le-. T II . rU cmng Women onil t.lrN W WHIM.TIIN l. :irs2t iN". o k l r r. THE COWLES SCHOOL n . Prepares fnr colleges General Courses Mlli-lc Art Domestic Science .Veer train A trollev For catalog nnd lewa address i;mm mii.tiiv rnniKs, a. n. Head if school. Oak Inn-, Phlla.. Pa. ou i-am: fniNTRA hai scimni, AaMable to nil Phlla through autobus serv rinderrarten through t college preparation O.li Ijin. Phlla Hot P Phone Melrose 107 I riiAMnEBsnnno. pa. PENN HALL CnAMTIERSnUBO. PA, I Olrlp Cflllec Preparatory. Modern in. rurin-n and pfclnl couree Certtnrnt prltt' ' Ve- Rpom with private bnth New r?m. milum and ewtmratnr pool. Hatea, t60fl. rfttnlnrr find vi'iriri way urn rAr tpont at Atlnptla CJtv Wtr-Tri s-ontnnt -tmlnterrurtM. Add Frttnk H Marlll, A M.. Prln.. Iloi MT1T7, PA. Linden Hall Seminnry A girls' school since 174. Acsdemlo. Co news Pre and apeelel Cou.se, Sep Jr Dept. flmnssliim Terms. JROi Catalog. Her. F V. STKNr.n.. Prln.. rtax 101. I.ltln. Pa. i.uTiir.Biii i.v m. Maryland ColleRrj jMartir) irnMF.viBi 'colleea picpar.tory i Tear,' History College . Dome.tlo Scl.nc Muslo Olrls from 8j ri.. 1 10 miles from nalt. ' 1 1" A ts. srtsa 1I.,IJU nriiwui J'latlUlUKl onPctartan Egrr.asIOB AddrB rrt4 Ttni.- for Ctal f. LUI lli.ii r. c.Mt, NOKWAtK. COIVW HILLSIDE rOR niTttJI. 4fl miles from New Tark . Ca. lea. Piapamtlon. Cultural Course., itqusa. bold Selene Jnolurjtnr actual praotlca la real home. Organlftd Athletlo,. Maraarst H. BrVncr. A. , (Vaster) IIV II HP"!,', wt-rWVW9! tonne Men nnd lloyf irAtTrn. pa. Otth Tfar For BoyS EndowMl SLmnnAN to i.anvatkr, r-- ntc scino j7io twin Arrordlncr to location of room rry bo ntudlcd Individually tir (Menem Home life, noflnfd envlronroeni. Ovr inn ncrsa located In th beautiful ana healthful auburbn of lncaater. Excollont train crlr Modern bulldlmta and iulf ment 0 mnn slum tupcrvlard athletlea. Bwlmmlngr pool, track two athletic fields ana water eportn Limited enrollment, jro"" clbMea Special Saturday seaalona to aid atu denti to mnho the weekly school standards, Kor Latalncr orldreea jniis if. qrmvArKr,. A. B.. Hot MU. lanca'ler, l'. jrtnv n. snuvArKK. . n . neacinmtet CIIKHTRR. PA. PENNSYLVANIA Military College SSlh lv established n a military v ttltutlon, with honor Ideal. aa leftr th. deyetopment of competcmt rnsuH hood for IU aim. Pennsylvania Military Oolleo haa proven It. frflclscior In ww and peaoo. fttron couraea In ClTtt Ba. glnearlng Chemlatry, KSeonomlo and Fb nanoo Preparatory and Junior sMharta. Athl.tlce Cataloc. AOdrea. Col. CTtAIlLKa K. UyAtT. Prar-os Do IBS. Cltcaswr. F. Nr-i nTnMvm.n. fa. Carson Long Institute atd Tear. A It onto School for rlata, lulldltiae. 1 acres In tha eaHhftll ffaaCsJ kill, of tha Itlus Illdga. Individual and pe aonal Iistruetlon how ta learn, ha labor, how to live. Our aim la kmrwlMsr. character, eultura, efficiency. Collega Ftsm paratory, Ttuatnesa, Junior Cotirseo, Spanlat. French. Public Fpeaklnc Military Tralnlnt. emrata building, for boy. under 18 yoarm, 3no and up Juniors 1205 For fnrthar alia addreas fleonto fl. ehnelder. A R-. fTeodmaetsr. TtOT I ?few rtlosroffeM. Paw AJ.T.E.NTOTTN. PA. ALLENTOWN I Preparatory School fYepAm boys for Iwidlnc colter n pntverfltlfa High andar3f. New Build Ififf" 6ptclal department for youncr bora. Athletic team Larc CAmpun and KXran nvm Terms $400 Catttlov on rrquett. Milt th nrhoul. "Writ for c&t&Ioar L. WjnAIJFB. Prlnc!n.l Allen town. Pfc WATVP. PA. St. Lulte's School bJST iS Pa (Main Line P. n. Tt Band for cmlalacf. i,wrsTrR. p. Franklin & Marshal) Academy HOT"1 PrtKP rtos 41S Lancaster. Pa. WFAONAII. X. J. WENONMZg&W M'hrr chanctfr, manltnc and horror ar dtveloped "Wenonah In an Independent unit In your tv.N iducAtlnnJ and not merely a preparatory nchool Ilettlthfull) situated tn a solely residential ton A facultv ncond I only to that of et Point in efficiency.. cruimlc studlr for col lego preparation. Special and lmslnsn cournn Military iy , trn brln-iB out all that i trood and manly ISfpirito Junior department for boys of ten or oter Academic course, Aen hundred I tlnllarH for the pchoo) sear. Junior depart- meiu r nunareu jor ine ncnooi year. rTXaJrh MJ fT1TON A. HViTIFR. 8upt. Hot 4IS, Wrnonnh. N. J. niAinoTotrw. n. j. ACADEMY TOR BOYS Wonderfully situated for rood health, rtelewsre Water Oap 12 mile, distant. Campus and athletlo fields of 10O acre, and jno-acrs farm Preparation for ool. lege and technical schools, unitary drill. Eight buildings Separate Junior Da partmepf Wrle for catalogue John ('. '-haroe. LI..U.. Ilradmaatav IWs "P." Ulolr.to-.Ti. tt. j" PRINCKTOX. X. t. PRINCETON PREPARATORY hciiom. for nors College preparatory for boja 14 rear. an. i side . beautiful location! small classes- . re'lent faculty: well-eiulppd bulldinni I large rroundsi supervised athleUc: 44t 1 aar. r.C.lne I. .n rent,. s. j J. B. FINE, .Princeton, N. J.; nnnrtyvTotrv. sj. j. Bordentown Military Instihrts Thorough prep for college or business. Tern rlent acuity, .mall classes. Individual . Mllltar training SunerMsed athletlea. ??. rear F"r cstalncr odd. Dravrer P I" ri a. p 1 andon. peedentnn. K. J,. Prl." Can? ITAMNOTIIV. V. J. ! The PENNINGTON SCHOOL I ft!!:?:., v.?., T'rn.'i. .".'"js' r.nr.t.. k"bx rku.H. n.jT" kl.NOhLKl btllOOI. rtlll 1I0Y-I miles iroui .-.-w iur wuy in ma riew Jera.y mil. For lllliatrated catalog addrea. J. J Campbell M A . Bog P Esses Fella M j' ' hfll niv a. T i - , -, T.,v &, .m , J "r."'"?.,.,! ", ilT0 b?.y:. "I muu.M. I.-".-... ,T,..in, a,-niinni eata )cr . P-lnctpal. Pox I Newton N- T. inrnhmTr". mh. LASELL SEMINARY IsiKrimililU Ms.gl. PntlrMA nt tni. WkAH firm year h'eh aehonl throush two van -- .. .: ancd wbrk for high trhool graduate. Wlda " unusual tralnlrur la I various phasa nr noma making. School 19 various pna.ea or miles from lloeton nnrli and recreattc range or suDjecta i fuojecu. unuenai iraminr t f e mauinr. s.hn.i t. . . 10 acre est.t. Outdoor ' toor Tin. .ort, and recreation. Address flny 11. via law. Ph. P . Prloelnal Ill V.iMsn ttna4 nrxhrrtv. Mass, Powder Point School Will understand yanr bov nn trarh him tn nnclrretanf himself. RALPH K. IIEAHVE, ,A it.. Heailirta.ter DO svina """ ..unu, uniuurj, All.,,, MATsr.WHOBtl. VA. Fishburne Military School, 11 pTew llOO.OOn Flrenroor Xanlpm.ol L . Prepares for universities business Jlfx. '!! J Diploma admit, to all colleges Rreultrrl. 'Ml '3 .!.. Irslnlni-. Tliatitltul h..lMlul .1..::" "'.. lion. Kvsry tad.t participate. In anjiual !; encampment i wluw, .vm cusr'anaoaa Itlver. 4ilth year. Pmall classes Hessrsa Otncsra Tralnlns Corp.. under U, a. Wa Dapartm.nt catalog i, on reon.ai. Z,jr'"i alftj. ciunoso n n ,', !. a-rsa - y"'sl 3 hog Itno, IV.ynrshorv. Vs. 4' wnnnHTocK. va. y '" Massanutten Military AtodtMitj nuui'ni.nn, tcs. t Prensre, boya ror wnega ann Ki iteaiihful location! mod.rrr build Ins, class,,. I.lrolt ion hoys. Catalog L a owara i,ei,r,wii, ty. m m Vwjj W 0 . it ,0 Vs. - t 1W Kit lie 1 i. k ''i I If 4 ! Stl w hef IT 'S 1? " '0 -i. 1 (ft l- J It! nf .X (fS to IS J t st - i? t 3 hi 1 ftaa 'I 1 51 .rt- VI '1 w Iff P I .il aC jnii.stiJ you. 987 uasstBai 'Paso.. Wala4 7.4. rou. . t uauwai awss w hcur frowi.Phtu, Vrlts for rata AarwnMOWtt9 J. rVO. ih. y ' . v.. "".'." sa.lL' -' - .-Mr j. rpgsrrr -mW f. Cws.st.1 tr? W ,'mmtmWmm'r7 Jf f J r ' " - "s . . . l " .. . 1 1 is "f r iW 3w,t. . . iA v mGMW' fxrt a; ;-; , v 3--& 1 1. i v .Wk. C . s'lf ;: i iUc. .Va-s.M & r4-'1v hi xi . weift '? mtrrW'Hfi''A rf' TfY frtrs.'W S '1 I " -V., tQ,. ...". ' 'vf I 1, V n - , i
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