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Newspaper Page TextPwTT' wv.w.w.,W"ii;w?l''"" Jjj -"- t.---. ,T(Swrcn',Kfni,."T WPIS - vh-M'!,tiin;'iflj: THE 2TEW AGE. PORTLAND, OHEGON. 1 r n DRABS WORKS. Brass, Belt arfll Composition Casting Aluminum unci rhoiphnr Drome. Steam, Hand and Deck Pumps. C. A. LAK1N Telephone 075. C9 SECOND 8TREET NOIITII llet. Davis and Kverett PORTLAND. OR. ALBINA LUMBER COMPANY 'Manufacturers ol nnd wholesale and retail -dealels In all kind ol rough and droned lum ber. Mill and yrds on railroad and rlret iront, foot ol Randolph St. pAXTUN, UKAUH ft SIMON Attorneys-at-Law. MO Chamber ol Commerce, 1'ortland ..... Oregon. T HE OltEimATEU BC11LITZ MILWAUKEE 11EER On draught cor. Fourth and Morrlion itrceti, l'ortlatul, Or. iy c. noon hao co. Manufacturers nnd Importer) ot HAGS, TWINES. TENTS AND AWNINGS, FLAGS AND MIN1NO HOSE. lUpclntr Material, Canvas, Ball Making In nil ItsDrauches, Cotton Duck, Cordage, etc, J-M N. First PI. nnd 210-212-2H.216 Couch St., PORTLAND, OK. ii i i ill F.S. DUNNING.... Undertaker and Embalmer DUNNING III.OCK, 414 Knit Alder, cor. East Sixth. Oregon Telephono Fait 62. Columbia Telephone Will. IKE WASHINGTON Lift INSURANCE CO,, OE NEW YORK A policy holders' company. Hi contracts aro plain, short, easily under stood. Incontestable niter one year. . Non-forfeltarile nllcr thrco yean. fee our Portland agency, Washington build C. L. FAY, General Agont. Picture Frames. Pictures. Art Materials Bornstoln'a Art Storo, 707 Washington street llet. Fifth nnd Sixth PORTLAND OREGON. B. B. RICH 103 THIRD ST. PORTLAND HOTEL CIGARS FOURTH AND MORRISON ST.. PORTLAND, OH. J3) Northwest Gun and Bicycle Co. Revolvers, Fishing Tackle, Pocket Cutlery and Gun Implements, ....CAMERAS AND KODAKS...- Rcnnlrltig a Specialty. All Work Guaranteed. .All Kinds of Ammunition In Stock and Loaded to Order. 87 Third Street, Portland, Or. EDWARD H0LMAN UNDERTAKER Fourth and Yamhill Sts. BOTH 'PHONES NO. 507 RENA ST'NSON, Lady Alllittnt. TnE DINING CAR ROUTE FROM PORT LAND TO THE EAST. THE ONLY DIRECT LINE TO THE YEL LOWSTONE PARK. Leave. Uqiqa Cepot Fifth ani I Sts Arrive. So. 2. 11:15 a.m. No. 4. ll;S0p. m. Fast mall forTacoma. No. 1. S'M',p. m. No. 8. V :00 a.m. Seattle, Olympla.Oray's nartior ana houiu neiia points, HKkar.e. Ross laud, II. C Pullman, Mocow, Lewhton, Iluf falo Hump tnln'K conn try, Helena, Minneap olis, St. Paul, Omaha, Kansas City. St. Louis, Chicago, and all points East and Southeast. Pnget Bound Ex itch (orTocoma and Seattle and all Intermediate points. Pullman first-class and tourist sleepers to Minneapolis. St, Paul and Missouri river points without change. ...... Vestlbuled trains. Union depot connections in all principal cities. ..... llagKage checked to destination of tickets. For handsome Illustrated descriptive matter, tickets, sleeping-car reservations, etc., call on or write A. D. CHARLTON Asslstaut General Passenger Agent, 215 Morrison Street, Cor. Third Portland, Oregon. mllE AACHEN AND MUNICH FIRE INSURANCE' COMPANY Established A. D. 132J. Charles A. Ilurckhardt & Co., Agents. 1 Boom . Worcester Block, N. E. cor. Third and Oak Streets, Portland, Or. nODNBY L. GLISAN, Attorney-at-Law. Boom 430, Chamber ol Commerce, Portland, Or. Or.TeLMaIna.7 RKOQN ILLIAMB, WOOD A LINTIUGOM, Geo. II. Williams. C. R. 8. Wood, L. n. Ltn. ihtcum, J. C. Flanders, Attorneys-at-Lavr. Chamber ol Commcrco Building, Portland, Oregon. nODEKTS' CAKE Fourth and Stark SU. Portland, Oregon. Private Entrance, 102 Fourth Street. Telephono Black 1834. 0 MENTAL 828 Washington St., bet. 6th and 7th, Portland, Oregon Strlctlr Flrst-Clsss. Geo. Shea, Proprietor. T- J. KADDERLY, ' DEALER IN HARDWARE. 8tovc, Ranges, Tin, Copper and Granlto Iron-Ware, Crockery, Glanwaro and House Furnishing Goods. Jobbing promptly ait tended to. 141-143 First St., cor.'Aldcr, Odd Fellows' Bldg., PORTLAND, OREQON. 17-RANER Si KRAMER TAILORS. 828 Washington Street, PORTLAND, OREGON. Established 1870. Chemical Laboratory. J. H. FI8K, A stayer nml Analytical Chemist. Member American Mining Institute-' and Chemical Society. Assaying taught In all Its branches. Mines examined nnd reported upon a specialty. Kates given on application (or fmrtlal or complete analysis o( any substance, lold and slUcr repned, melted, asssjedor surchatcd. OFFICE, 2MJ.J WASHINGTON 8T., PORTLAND ... OREGON -V: ' ' Jr. RHKA-PLUMMKO, 8TEAM AND GA8 , FITTING. Dealer In Plumbing and Heating Supplies. engineers- .runiuiugs nnu i-acaiugs. (leiicrnl Agent lor the Cleveland Faucet Co. Hot Water Denting aspcclnlty. Nos, 10 nnd 13 Herond Bin el, North. Telephono CSV. Portland, Or. TTENRY KVF.HDING COMMISSION MERCHANT Wholcsalo and Retail Doslor In HAY, GRAIN, FEED AND STAPLE GRO CERIES. t47 Front St. PORTLAND, OREQON DRI1NK "Napa Soda" California's Famous Mineral Water.... TIE NORTHOP I STORCIS CO. Sole Northwestern Distributor!. Baggagpd Omnibus Transfer COMPANY. Office 8. W,-Oor. Fourth and Stark 8ts. Telephone 439. PORTLAND, OREGON. Exchange Your Checks With Messenger on Trains and Order Carriages or Coupes. DnKKage checked at real- ' tlence to any destination. Jiranch Offices: Hotel Portland; United Carriage Co., Seventh and Taylor. L. H. ADAMS, Manager. USE" Red Seal Brand t-iayn& Bacon Lard..... "For Quality Unsurpassed" OMAHA PACKING CO., Office, Smokehouses 56-58-40 East Water St. and archouie PORTLAND, OR. ANDERSON BROS. Xlvery, Hack, Feed and Sale Stables.. eel tl Attention Paid to Boarsln, Horns. 254 Third St., cor. Madison. Oregon Phone 331. Columbia Phono 831. W. A. WISE DENTIST w r -dL k"T58335B ,.,Room 614 THE DEKUM,., PORTLAND, OREGON. Tel, Red 2844. CHOOSING A CALLING. WHAT SHALL THE BOY'S FbSSION BE? PRO. A Qneatlon In 'Which Parents Uave a Lively Interest They Should Hemem ber, However, that the Young Man la the One Moat Interested. Among tho questions which most closely touch tho heart life of tho home, which aro most earnestly nnd tenderly discussed by tho lire on tho hearth, none takes precedence of that very Important one, Which profession shall my boy ehooso? Tho boy Is In college nt Yale, or Harvard, or Prince ton, or ho Is In a Western university, or It mny bo he Is doing post-grnduato work across the ocean, lu Oxford or Berlin. Wherever he may bo cnrollol us a student, however, to himself nnd his comrades he seems n mini, to tho anxious parents who are trying to fore cast his future he Is still their laddie, tho object of their denrest solicitude, nnd, secretly or openly, tho possession lu which they tnku most plcusuro and pride. IIo nml they nro confronted with no slight dltllculty when tho ques tion to be decided, balancing some times on the slender edgo of a hair, Is whether tho sou of the house shall cuter business or study for some lib eral nvoentlou for tho law, or medi cine, or journnllsm. If the boy has already chosen for hluiBclf, If ho has a decided preference for the ministry of religion, or If his career, Imperatively beckoning, has secured Its Inltlntlvo for army or navy nt 0110 of the great schools, West Point or Annapolis, tho thing Is practically arranged as to tho present. What Ib to come herenfter .will depend largely on the stun lu tho boy, nnd, lu lesser degree, on tho oppor tunities ho mny meet after his prelim inary training Is over. The majority of cases nro not so ens lly and agreeably adjusted. Parents see, or think they see, that thelr-sons have special fitness along certain Hues; tho boys themselves nrt pulled another way. Voting men, brought up In plain homes, with limited means, llnd beuldo them, shoulder to shoulder In their col lego life, other young men, equally gift ed, equally ambitious, equally clean of life nnd pure of aim, who havo what appears to the poorer ones a tremen dous advantage plenty of money. That It Is not necessarily tho advan tage It seems does not occur to tho of ten Impecunious nutl nlwnys crnmped nnd Inconvenienced student, who feels day by day tho clog of an cnslly emp tied pockethook. Ills strong desire Is to plunge nt onco In medlns res, In tho business world, to make money, and to tnako It rapidly. Aghast nt tho years of study required lu tho medical or tho law school, tho lad declares against what ho regards as tho folly of delay nnd disappoints tho hopes of tho father and mother vflw have, always- meant him for a learned profession. IIo may bo right; they may bo wrong. Who can predict? Only time can jolvo tho ques tion. A boy Is meant by nnturo for a sci entific student or for nn nrtlst. Ills father, successful, shrewd, clever, has no patience with tho thoughtful inves tigator, no consideration for tho dream er of dreams. Here Is'tho golden chnnce tho boy opposlto would covet and ap preciate; It Is lost on tho poet, on tho student, on tho man cut out for books and quiet nnd a cloistered existence. Again, there Is friction In tho home, nnd puzzled faces frown round tho glowing hearth. A counsel of prudenco In these very common crises Is, Walt. Do not forco events. Lenvo something to divine providence. Trust tho boy whom you havo brought up, nud guide, never seek to drive, him nt that parting of tho ways which most of all Is his personal nnd vital concern. Margaret K. gang ster, In Collier's Weekly. A GUNNER AT COLENSO. Ills Experience In ttie Face of a Fear ful Fire. Bombardier Stephenson of tho Sixty sixth battery has sent to his relatives nt Manchester nn account of the at tempt to save tho guns at Colenso, says tho London Leader. Tho following nro extracts: "When I tell you I was tho only mnn of a gun detuchmcut and three drivers (making twelve men nl together). to return safe out of that hell Are, you will wonder why nud how 1 got through it. The rnnge wns 1,200 yards and our gunners and otll cers worked nt those guns as If on pa rade. Then tho enemy s artillery open ed tire. I was the lend driver of No. 5 gun, and we wero right In tho center of tho two batteries, and there we stood facing tho guns, exiosed to all that fire for nearly three hours. It was after we had lost half of our driv ers and horses that we found a donga, exactly 1,000 yurds from tho enemy's position; we unhooked tho horses we bad left, and every man, as cool as a cucumber, walked his horso Into this donga. We had to leave several horses on tho bank, and they were Instantly shot dead. It, was while doing this that I nearly lost my life. "While we were In this donga Gen. Iiuller galloped up und told us to try to save the guns at all costs. He was as cool as ever. It was Just at that moment my center driver got shot lu the head. When one got shot It left myself and tho wheel driver with six horws, and we bad to go nnd face death to try to capture our gun. I unhooked the center horses, and wo started off at a mad gallop with four horses In the Umber; and, Just as we wero about sixty yards from tho guus, both of my horses were shot dead un der me, and the wheel driver was sbqt In the leg. I crawled from un der my rider and considered what I should do. I wanted to get to the guu, as I hnd trot so far. hut I hnrl two tlwirl horses and they were hooked to tho Other two. While I lay trying to get! tho horses unhooked I became nwnro that my wheel driver was shot. "Then," continued the gallant gun ner, "I cut tho harness away from tho dead horses nnd freed the other two. Just as I wns going to mount these other horses tho rider got shot. I hnd ono live horse left, which wns hooked to a Umber, nnd It was behind those horses nnd limber I lny for three and a half hours. Another team of four horses started off at mad gallop to try to reach the guns; but the horses ran straight Into my dead horses nnd would not move nn Inch, t told the two drivers to crawl up against mo for moro protection. Up comes a trumpeter with twQ horses to try to reach the ma jor, but ho was shot In the nukle, and fell from his saddle. Ho nlso crawled up to where I lay; that made three of us uninjured and two wounded. Tho wheel driver, who came up with mo nnd wns shot In the leg, got shot again through the left check and died Imme diately." At last theso heroes mndo a run for It, and after many esenpes safely reached the camp. QVlg&SFiS The most vnlunblo book In tho world Is tho Hebraic Bible. At the Vatican, In 1G12, tho Jews tried to buy it of Popo Julius II. for Its weight lu gold. It Is so Inrgo and heavy that two men can hardly lift It, nnd It would hrvo brought $100,000 If tho Popo had con sented to part with It ' . Many things nro rovcrsed In Austra lia. It Is summer there while It Is win ter in Great Britain. Trees shed their bark Instead of their leaves; fruit has tho stone or kernel outside; swans nro blnck; thcro Is n species of lly that kills and cats the, spider, and n llsh, cnllcd tho climbing perch, that walks deliberately out of the water, tnd, with the aid of Its litis, climbs tho nil Juccut trees after the Insects that In fest them. Most of tho birds have no soug nnd tho tlowcrs no odor. One of the most remarkable hikes on earth's surface Is situated at Tnr Point, on tho Island of Trinidad, and bears tho suggcsUvo nnino of Pitch Lake. At first view tho surface of this "lake which Ib not a lake" gives ono tho im pression that it Is a largo body of placid water, but a closer examination proves it 'to be n vast plain covered with hard and hardening pitch. In tho wlutcMuouthB tho surface of this lako la perfectly smooth and of n consisten cy sufficient to bear nny weight Prunes nro sold lu thrco sires. Tho largest slto Is called tho thirty to for ties. This means that thirty to forty of these prunes make n pound. Tho medium, also is forty to fifty, nnd tho small alee fifty to sixty. The largest prunes are of course tho most valuable. A'heravige4 prtculS& gnnvt-rH got" for their prune Is 3 cents n pound. An orchard of 2S0 trees will glvo a grower an average profit of $400 a year. An aero will grow about 100 trees, planted with tho proper distances between them. Tho trees bear the third' year after planting nnd live from ten to twenty years. French prunes pny tho best. What constitutes nn accident? A mnn died not long ago In Vermont In consequence of perforation of tho In testine by sharp fragments of some Indigestible material swallowed with the food. Ho was tho holder of an ac cident policy Insuring him, according to the usual formula, against "bodily Injury sustained through external, vio lent nnd accidental means." Tho com pany refused to pny on tho ground that tho man's death was not nn accident, but tho court decided that this was nn accidental Injury within tho meaning of the policy. In Now York Stato It has been decided that tho taking of poison Is not nn accident In tho mean ing of a similar Insurance policy, but In Illinois the courts have ruled exactly the opposite. Ilhnden' Drnnm Comoa True. ."Tho denls of Cecil Rhodes nro Kcner ally profitable, and, though Inventors aro Rtill wnltlnp; for their dlvhlendH from the Chnrtered company, that com pnny him a rich aHuot lu RhodoHln and the III ltUh empire n flourlnhliiK colony," snyH AIiimIco's Magazine. "Where once tho Katllr kind's had their 'place of kill ing' n beautiful town now stands. Mr. RhodcR' dream has como true. When chldcd with embarking on nuch a man nlvo undertaking, ho replied, quietly: 'In' fancy I see people,' pointing townrd Lobengula's enmp, 'walking through shady nvcuuea.' "Not only does Rulawayo have nhady avenues, but wldo streets, beautiful buildings, tramways, a government house, handsomo stores, n race course? a lino clubhouse, nnd, In every respect, Is a modern ctly of perhaps 4,000. A railroad and telegraph connect It with Cape Towu. Iloth nro now being push ed Into Centrul Africa. In the near future another road will open tho way 'to Ilevla, on the east count. "Where Katllr hordes formerly lived In sluggish Indolence or else fought to extenuluateoneanother, towns nro now springing up, trees growing, steam plows turning up tho soil, A class of human beings dwells here now that II. M. Stanley characterized as tho 'pick of Piccadilly In South African costumes.' Everywhere you seo signs of Rhodes' handiwork. He pays for experiment In forestry, gardening and Irrigation. He hopes by example to tench the native African how to develop the laud." When women hear a man say that ho was up in tho night with somo one who Ib sick they agree again that ull men are liars. We never knew a promising boy ly amount to anything. R. HoehmlL f'ncAGO market-. Dealers In fresh and cured meats: alt klnde ot isutagca 314 Waihlnaton atreat. Portland. uregon Iloth 'Phones No. 413. THE PURITAN II. A. Mautt, Proprietor. 287 Alder ftreet. Portland, Oregon. Family entrance, M7H Alder St. Telephone Red I9ti pltARLES J. SCMNABKL Attorncy-at-l.awr, MS Chamber ol Commerce Building, Portland, Oregon. XTATIONAL BTKAM DYEING AND CLEAN. 1 1NO WORKS Under new management. WORK DONE WITH NKATNKS3 AND DI8PATCH. Gents' and Ladles' Hata cleaned, dred, pressed aim irimmca. Ofllco and works M) SIXTH ST. RS. O. C01I1 HEM, Denier In Lvn mlltitr Brands ol Clean. Canned Goods Cake and Ple, Iresh cery day. Call at 896 Gllunn St. Lunch Good (or Traveler!. Tir K. THOMPSON RENTAL AQENCY. Loan. Kcnl Kstatc, riro Iuiurauco. 230 Stark Street. RMORY DRUG BTORE I'uro Drugs and Chemicals, Toilet Articles Stationery, Confectionery and Domestic! Clears. Prescriptions a Specialty. N. W. Corner Tenth and Everett Streets, Portland, Oregon. )ORTI,AND ELECTRICAL WORKS. AND MACHINE Electrlo llehtlne and electric, work of all kinds promptly executed. Has engines for launclic. Machinery of all kinds mado and repaired. Gatoltno engines for Irrigation pur poies, KOOT OK MORRISON STREET. F. J. Cnoi'cu, Mgr,, Purtlaud, Oregon. millltD STREET PEED AND COMMISSION L limine. Dealers lu liny, grain, Hour and nil kinds of produce. Express nnd trans fer. W.S. I.authers, proprietor, J. W. Hall In, tnntifieer. 110 N. Third St.. Portland. Or. Columbia Telephono 409, Oregon Red 1S01. 7JtOR CLATSk-ANIE AND WAY LANDINOB 1 steamer (I. W. Hhavur, Lean's Portland SiiikIn, Tuesdays nnd Thursday nt A p. m. Leaves Clatnkaufo Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 p. in.; arriving at Portland at S a. m. on Tusclay, Thursday and Saturday. Wharf and ofllco foot of tt ashlngtou strcot. Htcamert to charter for excursions and freighting of all kinds. Log, and all kinds ot heavy and light towing. SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO., Phono Ml. J. W. SHAVER, Manager. Enterprise Pickling Works T. 8. FINNEGAN, Proprietor. Catsup, Pickles, Vinegar, Sauces. Cider, lards, (.'how Chow. Olives, Olive Oil, Etc Mas riaff irtlUI, mill" VIIHIT Will Uraud Bottled Pickles. East Alder Street andJUnlon Avenue, "T'dRTLAND-," OREGON. T" Telephones, Oregon Whlto 4, Columbia M8J. ylMMKRMAN PACKING COMPANY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MARKET Comer of Blxth and I) Strcots. Portland, Oregon. R ER1IERT A. HALE. Ml, Hood. Columbia River and Northwest Views. Portraits, Water Colors, Crayons, for the trade. Electrlo Light and llromldo Enlargements. 132Thlrd Strcot, Corner Alder. PORTLAND, ORE. T ARSON & LONG- 15 NORTH FIFTH BT. Fine wines, liquors and cigars. Give us a call. mllK CALIFORNIA POWDER WORKS Manufacturers of HERCULES. CHAMPION, IMPROVED AND 1ILACK IILAKIINd POWDER. All grades Hportlnir I'ouder. Safety lino and Caps. No. M First Street, corner Pino, J, 11. W I I.I.MAN, Agent, Portland, Oregon pOODVEAR RUIIUER CO, It. If. PEASE, Vlco-Prcildent and Manager, ALL KINDS OF RUIIIIKR G00D8. 73-75 First St. PORTLAND ----- OREQON mllE UNITED CARRIAGE COMPANY H. M. Mcars, Pres.; Marlon Wilcox Seo'jr. Rubber tires on our ambulances, carriage!, coupes, varry-a Is mid llwry, Main ottlcut 8, W. corner Seventh and Taylor streets llranch ofllco: llavKauo and Omnibus Transfer Co., Fourth and Stark streets, Portland, Or. Hoard. IriK and care of horses a specialty. Tel, 'ii. lORTLAND GUN STORE 133 First Street. Drslcr In Guns. FlihlnK Tackle, Revolvers, Pocket Cutlery, lllcyclcs. Guns and Jllcjclis to rent by the (lay or week. Repairing a six: elalty. 'telephone Oregon Alack W7. F AIRI1ANKB' BTANDARD 8CALE8. Fairbanks, Morse A Company, First and Stark Streets, Portland, Oregon, Telephone 81. Northwest School Furniture Go. SCHOOL DESKS AND SUPPLIES Mai, Globes, Charts, Illack Hoards, eto. bchool, Office, Hank. Courthoue,Church sua Hull Furniture. Opera Chairs, 291 Ysmhlll Street, PORTLAND, OIL Q. J, Erdner obKljF BARR H0TEB H European and American Plan. ; Furnished in First-Class Styles . Nat homo, newlr furnlihed.two block) I Union depot .All the modern lmproTSwesiSa, fl re-proof, hot and cold water, centrally cated. Rates, $1 and $1.25 a Day.., Moats c, Baths a&o. S. M. BARR, Proprietor and Owner, Cor. Sixth and Gllsan, Portlaai. The Clias. F. Beebe Co. Shipping and Commission AoiNii FOR THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE CO. THE St. PAUL FIRE MARINE INS. CO. Importers of Plgilron, Rails, Coal. Portland CnrltdHiir Factory H. METZ0BR, Prop. Manufacturer in All Gradtsof Cuik ed Hair for Uphok iters' Use. Genuine Ctrb4 Hair Mattreasa All of our goods are guaranteed to be made Irom purs Select hair. Office 226-228 Front St Portland, Or. f Do Yoii j Know the News ? tea oaa liars II all lor 50c Month Month X THE TELEGRAM, Portland, Oregon. ti.ttt Genuine Columbus Buggies ouniicEt, tups, eto. This celebrated line of vehicles ar the standard the world over. I also) carry a complete line of medium-priest) vehicles. Edward Hughes, front and Tulor Streets. POITLIND, It Columbia Transfer CoJ CORNER SIXTH AND IRVING STS., PORTLAND .... OREGO We deliver your baggage to and froaa! rour residence or from boats or train ler 25c per trunk. Do-not glvo up your checks or bagJ ago until you see us. Yqu will says) aioucy by loavlng your check at onr Mike. Hagg stored three days fri .'or patrons, Telephone Oregon, North, 019 F. W. BROOKE DRUG CO. 67 N. Third 8treet. Prescriptions Accurately and Carefully Compounics) TELEPHONE t COLUMBIA 750. OKKUON RED 1M4 BO YEAR XPERIENCK Trade Mamta DcaiaNa COFVRIQHT a. Anyone ssndlnf s sketch and description assy sulcklr ascertain our opinion free wbetbar an InTsntlon Is probably nststitabla. Comuiunlea seat t rse. Oldest assney for securing paUnta. iKMisimciiTfoiioosiuiai. uuiauooson rs reoetva Sfsrtot ruitUl, without cban, tit the Scientific Hnitricait A panijiomtlr lllnitraiad wesslr. Jyirssat fr caution of any rlantine 1'iurual. Terms. H a yean four months, L Sold by all newsdealers. I The areata! TaUtraas. s FsrtUiA, J".-a sil isYatwt eftao out a4 M tt ii Xt v , tloa. Tr tl lor a atontt. A saasala Xr. , esaywltlss assllod to yea Irss. XsV Xi?u ItWaH .- - 1 i rt yf L, rift' it 'V -" '" 'tMH, WJ' T3T .71c jm , i ; r.,T. ft ipupiijMr '-"'