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Newspaper Page TextI'AfiE TWO KVKMNO ROHKRUHQ REVIEW MONDAV. Alfil ST 21, 19ie. 4..IMLK AMI H IMTV. .1 U'K Chm ir V. II(ikIi-4 and witi. with then -.utv. re.o he.j this n ;it I I' M . on '1 Inn -!. i'. '1 li j.i -il lit i.il ;iiiilif.it' did not liavt iiiih h tt to the itwl who awaited lniii. lie 'Wi.nl wry d mu:is ot Ii.ikin tin ml k with every tu.t winl- Mrs lhii.'h.H iltliht.-.llv M.--.-.I the liahii In (- ""! iiir a ltd HiiiiU'l to 11m- ! Iltlited ..!!. in-, who h.i'l r.t '! tin Mnitll oi in to fcive t hi-ir nf ir-j.i u. i his oii'oi t ii nil y 'I tu m -ti. it lo he a i omlortahh 1 no to iin ion I- oT middle uy, who in. i' ( happier If 1 1 j - - y do hot r'in'h tl,e ot th'ir a-M'iiatloiit lliiin would K in-v did. .1 II. Moon, of th.' . A Power C. , Is uul oti a Iwn wt ks' vaea ; tu M. I Mr. aii'l Mrs L. II. Smith, ut I'll n- 1 1 1--, who haw ht-Wi Ihe j;mst of Mr. iiml Mrs. .1. A. .Iwikinx. at I'.-i ii a If. I t il i li'il io their home 'uiid i . M ix M.irrv lluf-dader. and suns, nt V end lio- an ii il i stMilay tu i-it l In f nrii. i r h han iiis. Mr. a n1 h J II. Uiown. ; v. o 1 MoiKan lias entered on Til. iliiiii-i hi ji.ihinr of iilivft (lniii h. , K. h. I'f w v, of th- ( in-Ionian, has in rivi il In ie for his annual v.v j iiiliiin if twn wrt'ks. Mis hiolhi-r,! .1 A 1'i-WfV. Iniik lilni out hv unto In i; p"T Chw 'rwk , w hero t he hiniioiH have trijovtd tli'lr usual a ill I "lis for a n u in her of yearn, 'liny iilwas hriiu: In u Kood Kiipply of gallic. Mr. ii ml Mis. It. K. CoIIInk ami i!;nu:)iti i'm, of I'ortlaml, aie In thl (itv for an indefinite slay. Tln-y nro on 1 1 p inc Hie in a ii hc. Mr. Co Mi us has ;i ronlrail lo hfiul lumhcr for (lie I ill rill l.lltnhei' Cn. and is Usi llg asse in hit il , leconie oin (leiendellce a hiri-e iinto ii in k for that purpose j upon our Heavenly leather for lli Cail Sillier. I.fsler Harding and guidance ami hlt-Hsim. C L. Harvey, have Htarted to Crater! 'l!i. Fplemlld t-nfoi-ceiiienl of our Lake tor an tnitlnn. They y In the pi old hit ion law is mi Ikhioi to Houg llarvey auto. la County and w i pledui- our :m- I'rof. and Mrs. .1. II. ('only are j dance and support to our officers comfortably dotiiUilcd tu the Nurd! and in their t rior's to entorce (hi c.iltagi' on Willow si reel, opposite ! la w Ho hou f our pnpuliir postmaster. f uige all Clnistiaii people In and his fiiinlly Mitt Svdiiev .lac'ims made us a d lii:htlnl afiernooii visit on Siiturday Toe tlief W II 11 II lltllllhf T f ' friends ol Mr. and Mrs. Cal. Wright was ate m atiMouslv iiw;ittiln new ot llifir sou, Keesf. who was report I a:, dam-. louslv ill In Scotland. i w let kiH'M Reeve w lo-ii he was a ! thai IMIe .o of unusual promise. will hail new s of his r very and : I' llllll home with d ep. -t pleiisure. Also lo his pa l fill w ho il re so ! r an moms, we rli tul t he t ii lift sv in -1 ' path V. w il h our hope I hill I he uood I news iii. iv soon r io h them and' their deal mui iiuiv he ;it home with j Ilifi.i. Mis. K It. tlaTd.ert called at nur home vefterday. uml told us of her j ileep rem. i iuii hlie liiisscn I lie nar ise.l the bar gain intuit Ii ol ft r ol The He v tew ns tin 'V had hilly planned to subscribe for it T II lioherts ami son. Teail, went over to Montague for two davs this w - t k . Mi. and Mrs S II Miller and Mai i v ml c i sou, nt' plot a re, ca me i mil' in on Sundav lor supplies, Mis Miller will remain indelinltelv 'I lie gellllelUi'll I'lUIII'd oil Wed lies da v. i W Condi cv vv a-i a .itv v Mtor I on Thiirs.lav. Me brim's r.ood news! hum ihe nilllcv oil tjuilli s' Clerk. i I lie l .old Tin: i o.id l i oi'i-n at last and a!o Ihe road on to the lUnlon nunc 'Th t -i will tu a mvat louveti i. n e lo ii II I ho mini i on t he (odd I'm- load, as ihe oh 1 1 m lion a used hv l.o Wtlllel's '-lolllis lias been ll.lld to . I. ;.r aw ay X. X. ou; itouri.s snori.n iovr u -i-. u '; UNCI' t . eh . ii ;. 1 1 ,.i n. en, f rum 1'r V. L. . . Hunt r. A f : " i a ' v iiiov ri i.'iit of the 1 'i I K . nt T 1 1 1 f 1 . i W d tie- t d. eve-v ,l;iv p. 4 s-l Ot gOOU ' ' h'll. at I'olli.lU.l. Jltler li, .ill a I u Ki!!-'. . w iTc Pi 'i vi iii. i- i e loi s, , : ,) ,1 L . v it Ii w il! i:m o v oh a g. title L.x itlv hp. Mo, Mi -. i. hald-tn. f. . I .t'oit 3i 1 1 ip: ..nd ti-e voui llil'r.Mi h.i-; -.old liis Mint -.'. ol b oel I'li'i pMMI v oUl ' a i m tPi ! .1 ot l.iun lo i s KI 1, i , I Io ..I. ow;,. ',. . oM'l i ' it ! ui ;i il ! ; Li r r 1 v b.ie Horn I'a'poinia. and sN 1 .-v.- :.r. e. i 'b i.t t .!. t it . t on the , ter of Mi- 1 1 a M ib s li lPn man f't.ie -v vou e 1 ,m to .hla-!,.l I., I.T. to lo, ate I -nc Huh .''.. al dMi:.:i ts. P II Paw. . it. a loi me r v,Ho - ! '' fk ''"V v i ted in. n.ls ..nd wl.,- M Its 1 1 i Noils. I tivt I.i. a par: of la-t we, k w hile Ml! Call In Noith i elf hel s a' 1 1 ... I'... I 1 ... ... ...... I . P., !.. II ! U-i i . :l.l , '. I . 'r il I I'-- ' i ' ' ! P I n li.i M-:nr . I :i. . m-,.I I . It. f. I. ...I ' .'.! . , , .,1 .. r'. , l. .1 I !, . .v :. . l n ! i :. ,ii i I .i". ..ii i . 1 1 i n t . ' i ' .i t n i. . i.i n... Tin.i-s e i i.i i ii t ii n i. I' ... jr.iM.1 p... . .!. .it i.- .- .1 ll jil. I !l o I ! .".i.i I,. t'.i- . i"i In at . i . . ;r . i ; . ...- Ki. k l 1 , '.' k ... : : it ... ..ill . . . I . m . . 1 i, . -i I .... . :n .. '. - , !. .. Mil t.. t I . . . i . , ,.l ,.t. ... t1... , ., n-.. i.' :r ' I mi: "e: :i: n I '111. ; ;."..." v;'- . Sa - v.- 4 -l r-- AT THE ANTLER'S TODAY. V. T. I . i;soi,i TKS. We, the iNHigliiri Couiily W. C. T. I'. Ill T w til let Ii An li iiiil f i Ul veil! ion lllllte W II II II -l 111 pi ''Wilt INK t lie re peal of our Simdiiv ;m . It.-, ok iiiin t hat a I coli id in an form or iiuau'iiv a meiiitce to 'oiinty. State and Nation, we will Me our UtMio.l iiii.av.i- lo s' life a ,ii L'r ii tf irmative vote lo i he i on t it ul io Ii. 1 1 ii n : nd m . nt !i i h : ek s to proliil.it I he i in pot t a ' ion tioli- i.'his into t!n lat- The pi opo- a im n d m n I t.,. hrewt-ltes of Ihe r.i 1 the; re a I si meii.n e that lia ever t -i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I In iinmm i oph- Kepi . -a lit I tm I In- in 1. 1 ln'-:, of I Mil i; la - ; oinitv, e i. . Ml a an insult. the statement of C. I C K S. ood. j who claim to i.e author ot thH.im r Vr ilIhi mis T , Weaver. ,. ., sh.c, that, as it is pi. rented in I , cnnvonville and well known in h. h;ili' ot the mothers ot the slate. I ,,,.. (lf ),,imlas Countv. lie w is In II ciiMe-l I lie Mil -ing i In I Mill We phd-'.e our untiring efforts In t he ovvrw hcluniik! d' feat ol' this measure. j We iei:ret ihe :ih. m e of our dearlv lov.d Tf ideal. l i s Ida l;ii;.:eis. iroiM our convention, ami ate look im; io: u aid I" her ret urn and a ii t ii ip.ite tutlher veloiies un - del hel abl. leadel blP. V e t xi. i.d our he.itiv th inks lo Ho l;o -e'nii I nion. to 1 ho Tt .shv 1 lV ''' "' our i titer: a im-i . -o k'l.O lo-l Iv opene 1 their il and a I vv ho have ill i ollli ihlltt d to tto- vaive-v 11 V ellt iO!. COMMITTHI-:. M KM : ( HI I K MUI S. Pale look Mis. Paie to Ilose- i; 11. Calit . vv In t.' mihs woiktng In ul il m .e M . KHINI K NI It INI I V i ati. nomii:, ntv ihi I'll'oi . e- aT',,1 w lie. tf d'n u i !i , r inis ,.! ui i 1 II. IMt r.l r. ll ; , n I " .... ' . i-l,-. ; ti. .-'. h I..V.U ... : I ' ...t :itl ! ... ...... ,,.!J Ml . ',. ,.! Ill :. ' I. 'It I ...... . !! i- I.. It. : I'- ; , . . If 'l v . . . ;. m 1,,-t I, .ill., at ... II Ml !!:.' l:..Mf H a I'.'Kl I m: 1 ..t v ir .JriiiiK1'.. . li ' . ll KIIHH.i; AMI MCIMIA. Mrs II. I Wells and Utile son have returned home from an extend-j ed visit wiih relatives in Hakota. Mrs. N. 11. Toole, of Ias Creek..' w nt to liosi burg Monday to enter j Mercy hospital tor treatment. She! was accompanied hv her sou. Vernon Toole. Mrs. Ceo. W. ltiddle and her 'laughter. Miss Adeline Stewart, de-j parted Sunday lor a two weeks' trip' tlirotih the Vellow.-tone National Taik. V I.. Aikins and family expect to u mow to Knst huig to reside at the' h' giumng id the school year. Miss , i; ui h will teach in t he Itosehurg 1 . hool and I'M war. I will attend the! high school in that city. j Mis. W, A. .1. Mayes returned j home S.il-irdiiv alter a visit of s.-v- P'ii;eiiil months with relatives in Texas. She is iii ti' h iinpiovi d in health. Miss itt y Al a ws. who accompanied her, topp. .1 otT al Medtord. Man ied at 1'kiah, Califoinia. .lulv I !' I , Mr. I.ou Weaker and .Mrs. ( ., lilachior. The groom is o , , i 1:1 o I;vv oil went to Husi'. burg 1 li is ai tei noon to attend t he onwntion of the W. (V T. i deb i:.i'e from the Kiddle On I ii.' close of the conwn w ill out imte on t lo lardincr it w it h 1 1 ii tuts ;ii her lor- oninn P., a-; ; union. tnui she 1 fl" 'l ,H,M . 'I-'"' ."; ' ' " 1 i MOo,. VV I T. P. li el the home t i ipps . -lerdiiy after t here w as ii la r tie at tt n da IP e a lid it ry pleasant t hue as en iov o hv all. b e t ream and , ke vv W -.-rved t"V the hos'esS. Of H el - tor the ellsllillg ear Welt' I. . ' d a- it. !t. w s 'r. id. ::t. Mrs. u 1 W illo- ;.e pie:-ld. Ut. Mrs. i:. .i W Hub lb-, s.-. iftarv. Mi C. I.. i.i mi trea ui- . Mrs II T Wells, laddie Tuleine P Lli I ISPO Li I I I US. ltetp.iining uncalled for in th HoM-buig potoili.e. ig. -I. llOtL lie tile lidlowitig leltelS whi ll Will V- i hailed lor at the rale of one - V.l . .; -h: tiutle- . C W ; Pi li, r. Mi-s . 11m-. Co.l ;. I 'i . U.; Howanl. Mis. P . ke.im-:. .Lain -I : Mc L.-uithlin. Mrs ,lhn. P.ivn.-. Miss Puilna . Sop. 1 et -o.i , Sickat'oose, It l . Shu, k. Pi .ink : Thomas, t letiei al . Tut I -c. C II; W at kills. Ml s l''l h.d M ; W illiams. P ; W es- t.ui. i' !: i ardt. tt. rberv . Mis O. W ; Pewley. i . Po , . W ; Co: t . ll W : L.-.ss iiu:. W in . Miller. Mrs, Maie. Mas s.i nora , In. Nat h an . Van 1 Utr'll. inn. b! i. v. i;i:ii:Nsn:iN. Ptisttuaster tf oil have some fling to s.l!. o .r tou't l soni, 'Inn::, it-ie a Want Ad 'lade. (., i. 'it. ,u have !o t something Ul l l.r lo tew miie'eRSTER S PILLS ,. I t unvi ,i iiiiwu. y Aj ,t ,.,.,, ii,r.t.i . , C If. f . .vir.i ."....I'.LMi.Mli:! AUGUST STRAUB Mining Enpinerr Pics .ct am! D. v loping ?.i.irs a Spt'ci.-.Iiy. IO ! OFKil E BOX No 751 Rost-lurg, Oregon MONEY We loo an iinliinilrd .inii'iMii i'f tnooex tti lo;in imi iini'ruM'il f;irm property. W i I'.i us (tu p.iriii iil.irs. Poult's Abslruil Co. MM THKKX I'Arim.' HM- l S WII.I. Ill II. Il HNK I lKIT AT KKKIHPOKT S,nr Will W- Ituili lo Mill Sit? mid HoiiM-n for Hit vitlon ln. j 'I h Southern I 'a iMr Coin puny will In mn a l m; e (lie lay in k out of a slt for ihf hutliiiniis w hi. Ii w ill ht 1 i iipit-'l by th- ' tion men at Ite.ilsiJOlt. 'i"lie htll(illk!H Will h 'r it I'd HDinew hei i' near I he depot site, about three hundred yards Miutli of the river, navs the (iardiner Cour ier. Tlio Keel ion Tew w hhh will he loraied here will oti rale both north and south from tins point. The com pany hiiH made arrangements to put in a Kpur from the main line tu the mills) te, and w ill rei-uire consider able of a fill before the track can Iih laid. Also t he plans for the new depot have been pf rte. ted and one of the finest depots on the new roadj will shortly '.je rect-d. I'KMH.KTON WANTS MlitMAI, KAI.KM, Ore. Aug. 16. J. A. Churchill, state superintendent of public instruction. '? asking the vot ers of the state to support the initia tive measure on the ballot tils fall providing for the establishment of a siaudiiid normal school at Pendleton. ! The slate superintendent's last repot" t show.' that only thirieen per rent of t he grade teachers of t he state are normal school graduates and he, more than any other one man, ap preciales the need for more compe tent instruction, particularly In the rural schools. "Oregon's greatest need for Its ru ral schools iff the teacher who has had I u II preparat ion to do her work." he said in making public his endorsement of ihe measure. "Such preparation can best come through normal school training. "I IruM that the voters of the stnt will assist in raising the standard of our schools by establishing a state normal school at Tendloton. The lo cation Is central, the Interest of the people of Pendleton in education most excellent, and the large number of pupils in t he public schools will give ii m pie opportunity to all stud ents lo get the a mount of teaching practi-e re uired in a standard nor mal school". I. l AS TALKS AM) IlKKAKS ui; or IIIS HIKS l-og r.seii'h' I'nun llootn. Last I'riday afternoon while at work on the boom he low t he mill. L. Lucas had the misfortune to fall and, striking on his right side against a log f i .i t tired one of his ribs, siiv s the Port Pmpqua Cour ier. He had opened t lie boom lor i he purpose of allowing a raft of log 4 to enter, hut owing to his fall he was unable lo dose tin boom after the tide came in. This floated the logs In the boom out Into the river and u pstrea in at a good rate of speed. The mill company put out their lugs and boats and finally sue ceeded in corraUiig the floating logs with their hoomlogs. after which thev were go((en back Into the boom. In the meantime. Mr. Lucas had so recovered that he got home without any great dil l i. ulty and was on to his- job the next day as if not hi tig had ha ppciied. It takes a w hole lot to keep ;i good loan down, and Link Lucas is no exception. Sckdlcuudf! AT STORES AND FOUNTAINS ASK FOR and GET HORLICK'S THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Buy It In th lad glass Jars. The Rest is always the Cheapest Substitutes cost YOU same price Coos Bay Railroad Jubilee Aug. 2, 25 ami 26 The Greatest Celebration in Years Coos I tit v Country in v itt the olM to celebrate the co:nin of the mil ro.id. Hosjiil.tlit y ) thw Kenot of t tun eelehr.ition. Program NORTH BEND DAY Aug. 24th r.in.l t'.'in.'ii. Sp.-akmc I'.T :i.oni. I. IVti.r.iitnn Sinir.on "r.irk Si. r.t Mrtm.il Wat.'r S;or;.- P.ii.pI.i. Ithiiih t;olilnrtki COOS COUNTY DAY Aug. 25th Ttiji hv i.i 1 and boat to Coni.:ie, H..ndon Vvrtle Point. Lowt-rs. Coot H. iv. Miiset Kei'f. Suntct Lav. Cape ,ra food dinner at Cli.irb t.n Hay. Ktsliins at Lake;i.ic Iu:i h trip on t'oo Hay MARSHFIELD DAY Aug. 26th IipIuviiiiiI r.ir.i.lo - W'at.T Sports Vito Kw in ir - IlliiuiinAt.l l.uui.li r.ti.i.l.' KirfiiWi I'.m u- llur-..- U.i in Low Ivdiunl Trip Fares On Sal.- .m .'I lo :' iiu K.'ttirn I unit u. .11 . tA .(km Atjcnt John M Stott. tirn. Vjk At. ro.ltjn.l. Oregon sKitvicts at ih:kisiokt SumUty H liool OtitajiUvd Car Oimlux. 4.'ItMel I. am Sunday Kev. I.eKoy Hall, of Coos Hay, held services at Kfcedsport, a liiiKe coiiKreifation being In attend ance. After the service a Sunday school wan organized, w hie h prom ises to be a suivesrf, says the flardl ner Courier. Kev. 1,1'Uuy Hall came over for the purpose of meeting the Chapel ear which was beini? brought In over the railroad to be used at different point? of the new railroad- The car is composed of steel and will comfortably heat I'M) persons In w hli-h chun h services will be held by Mr. Hall at places wheru the car makes Mops. 'I he car w 111 be brought to Heeds port soon after the Railroad Jubilee at Coos Hay, and will be there for several days In which services of the church will be held during the time. If you have something to sell or rent try an Adv. in The Review. XiTI K OF a AHIUAXS S.U.K. In the County Court of the state of Oregon, for Houglas County. In the matter of the guardianship of the person and estate or Martha J. Patterson, Lloyd Pat terson and Karl Patterson, minor children a. id heirs of H. tt. Pat terson, deceased. Whereas, by order of the Honor able County Court for Douglas Coun ty, Oregon, dated July 2th. 1916, the undersigned guardian of the per son and estate of the above named minor children has been licensed and authorized to sell the real estate and premises hereinafter described, up on publication of notice of such gale for a period of four successive weeks. Now. therefore, that the under signed guardian will, upon the ex piration of said publication, to-wit: After September r.th, 1916, sell at private sale to the highest bidder, for terms cash In hand, ten per cent to be paid at time of sale and bal ance at time of confirmation of sale, the following described real estate and premises, to-wit: The northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of Section Thirty four, in Tw p. twenty-seven, south of Kange rive t Ti ) west of the Willam ette Meridian, in Douglas County. Oregon, and containing 40 acres of hind more or less. Also that cer tain right of way for a road ns de scribed in that certain deed from D. C. Me Williams and wife to U. 1). , Really Attractive GLASSES cannot be picked owl of .1 box on the shelf. They luii-d M made e--etiall for you-ju-1 the nt.t .style of mount ing and hiipe of lens to U-d barmou i.e with t lie contour of votir features. No two I'cojde have facer or cotn plexion alike. Ht.w can ve all expect tt) wear the fame kind of glares and look equally well? Kvery pair tf gd;i,se tliat leaves our store is made from -tart to finish by expert optician. You'll "look well in glu-M'.-" if ou j;et them here, A. S. HUEY CO. Optometrists Boost for COOS SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES KM Csalrcts ISYIaid Draduq i Hi AI.CUliuL-.U'l.llii--'. AV.-'vl.iklVctJti'HW.'J-i..'. Si, ni.itisau'l l-MTlsn rrnmi'tcslliiaU'liOTia; iicss.im!l?csl.Cout.iuP;ilW OpiuiMorpUiucu'ir-MiiitU 'ot Nakc ;tvric. !' I 1 f.pp.mut - LOSSOlM-EEl. Eian My al Wrapper. 'J02SJ asEEsa9AacaasBBS Morse, dated February ISth, 1905, and recorded in Took .".0 of the records of deeds of Douglas County, Oregon, nt Page 2:19 thereof. Bids for said property will be re reived at the resilience of the un dersigned guardian, or at the law x ou can trcct most diseases, nrc- vent si -kr.t;s cf yc;ir cua.r.ali, bv using Zcnolcum cs ptr riircctions cn the can, The bect vetcrintiriuns, the bist breeders, 50 Acnculturul Col leges use and rcccmr..er.d ZenoJcum. It'a the mcst powniul coal-tar disin fectant ond Germicide known. Its re u'U are timpty wo-i-It-vful. bnfc to ue hwrmicM to ' Um k end oti. Won't TW " TK duit. rnrjlrc t.oort. ' COAt TAR r" trct rr.cst 'Jisascs, pre- I. J. F. Barker & Co. Farm Implements, Vehicles, Machinery. Some Forty Years Ago The Depot at Roscburp; was a tent with a big canvas sign "Ticket Ollice'' over the Joor. Some of the "Old Timers'' remember that ticket oflice, but to the present generation it would preseut a striking contrast to the magnificent depot of today. When The Railroad Came "The 1 'living of the Golden Spike" marked au era of progress unprecedented in the west dur ing these 40 years What would Roscburg be without a Railroad? What Will Roseburg Be With another Railroad? A road that will devel op our jjieatcst resources turn raw material into ready cash ? Will another payroll of say 535,000 a month help Roseburg? THK REVIEW liclu vcs in Rotiburij anil Douglas County, and. If you mint to sec Roseburg Crow, Jo your part aiul encourage every industry that has a payroll. The I'tnpgua Valley will produce the finest ot everything The Climate is Ideal all the time. GASTOH A For Infants nn i Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears the Signature In Use For Over Thirty Years TH. C.NT.UN COM..M. CFTf offices of John T. Long, in the Doug las National 11a nk building, ut Hose burg. Oregon. M MAKTHA PATTKMSON. Ouardian of the person and estate of .Martha J. Patterson, Lloyd Pat terson and Earl Patterson, minors. f ! neat nisnre. a wounds, sores, scab, cuts, : l tuns, cbii cnoicro.nnB-worm tn cattle, DOf ), 4 Blirrp and f;cin.inatc lice, fieai, ticks v.ith B Zcnolrum. For poultry. Better, -fcr, clier ir 2 l!i?n boie-ma le tuLitures. Send a tlo lar 4 for can of Zmtileum, pc tpnid. Mnkes SO y lorn jsitive disinfect int. Quart run "idc pott paid p.allon 51.50. Monc; bnck if it docs not 1 do nil you v.nnt. I rtso. mr. r Vrterinnry Ad. -j viftcrt Iiiformat ion worth dollars to you. DISINFECTANT At - 1 - nf sff n 9Myt.L 1!