The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, January 19, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textm f-W 5rT?'-wT?BeB,,T1-'"" 95 ",,"ssgssyK"9j, v""'-' 'Crrs.' -- O) 1 giw ?ans gustxaaau. ASTORIA, OREGON THURSDAY. JAN. iy. 1SS2 ISSUED EVERY MORNING. (Moodur Kxooptodj, J. F. HALLORAN tz COMPANY. PUBMSIIK&S AND PnOmiKTOlt. Axbman Building, Cats Street. Terms of Subscription : aorvej by Carrier, per week ?, Cents Sent by mail, i"ourraonths...........$5 00 Sent hr mail, uno year...............MM. 9 ty f reo of Postace to Subscribers. Advertisements insorted by tho year tst the Tate of SI 3) peSqunre per month. transient adrortuin:. by Tho day or week. Ufty cenU per square for each insertion. THE- CITY. The Dailv astouian trifl lie att Ii ma ll at 73 ccn U a monUi,frte ofputlagc. Head er icJio contemplate abicnc efrom the city eon hare Tnn Astorian- fallow them, Daiia or Weekly !lituma toampost-ofiecwith out additional crpervte. Addrutcs may lie enanacd as often a denired. teavc ortlers nl IN1 cnvnlina room. What a beautiful day yesterday was! It costs 800 to get ft saloon license in Salt Lake Citv. la the police court there was one forfeit of 5 and one of 2. The Portland police arc clowns saloons that havefno license. Belts, on the Wonder, took tho Carl Haasted up stream yesterday. Wanner weather up the river dis pel any present fears of a freeze up. Our public schools began the second half of the school term this week. It cost an Ohio man 500 to open a letter written by his wife to her fathor. Eastern dispatches indicate that De Losseps' financial condition is in secure. Prayer meeting at the i'ouug Men's rooms this evening; everybody is invited. The frame of the Astoria Trans portation Company's new bnrgo is be ing set up. Measles and chicken pox which havo been troubling the little folks, aro on the wane. Four million bushels of corn and 750,000 bushels of wheat are daily consumed in the United States. The Helen Marion, which hag been aground on St. Helen's bar since last Thursday, got down yesterday. Tho diver at tho Olive S. South ard yesterday ascertained that the ship had sustained no material dam age, Eastern saloon keepers aie or ganizing a defensive alliance to resskt the efforts of tho temperanco brother hood. Tho Portland tax roll foots up over 811,000,000. A dredging fund tax of throo mills will givo that muni cipality $34,000. Goctho says a man must bo oithor n hammer or an anvil; but in tho blacksmithing of life how many are nothing but a bellows. Scovillo continues his argumont for defense in tho Guiteau trial. The impression in Washington is that tho wretch will be convicted. A can containing se onty-tive young carp has been received at Port land in good condition. The fish were placed in a pond and are thriv ing. Rescue Engine Company's heater has been repaired and placed in posi tion iu the rear of tho engine so as to communicate more .directly with the boiler. Geo. B. Reynolds, a Seattle clerk, was killed by highwaymen in the streets of that place last Tuesday even ing. A necktie social wonlddowell there. An underground river has been discovered in Idaho between Indian creek and Shako river. Its rumblings and dashings can be heard for a con siderable distance. A theater manager in San Fran cisco advertised recently For some young men to bo employed, and tho nsxt morning four hundred anrt titty applicants were at his door.- Regular convocation of Saints John, Chapter No. 14, R. A. M., at Masonic Hall, at 7:30 r. m. Work in M. 31. degree. Officers and compan ions aro requested to be prompt on time. , Tho average product of human in dustry is now put down at 100 per head per annum. In Great Britain in 1880 the average product was 290, in Europe $115, in the United States I SToticc. The reculai annual meeting of Pro- urLsshc Land and Building association will be held in Liberty hall, Astoria, Clatsop county. Oieson, on tho 11th day of February. 1S8J. IVm. MoKytay. Seev. Jan. 10, lts-.'. The "Always llandv" stouMiipe I s's. J sheh es at John A. Montsomei j ' Resolutions of Condolence. At the meeting of Astoria Lodge, No. 40, 1. O. of G. T., on tho 17th, tho follow in was passed: Whereas, The Supremo Ruler oi the universe has called from among U3, to duty in that higher band, our friend and brother, Airon Morten: therefore be it Revoked, That tho I. O. f O. T. and tho friends of temperanco and morality in general have suffered the loss of a worthy representative, and those who are nearer and dearer, one who nroved himself worthy of their hopes and prayers. liesolral, That to thebeieavedfami ly of the deceaseil we extend our heartfelt sympathy, offering as a con solation the promise given us of an everlasting life beyond tho grave to the good. Uttolml, That thcao resolutions bo engrosed upon the lecords of the lodge, 11 copy sent to tho family of the deceased and to the Asioriax for pub lication. Gelo F. Paekek, T. .r. Alley, I. E. Parker. The Sontinel thinks that Gov. Thayer is the hardest woiked man in Oregon. One-half his time is spent in appointing Notaries Public the other half in pardoning prisoners, all for 1,500 a year. Capt Steiratt of the Lci P. Burgess, is at the Occident with his family. Ho had a good ptssage cfilBOH days from New York, and if his ship which has been thirty-one days oft the bar, were only inside, he would bo satisfied. Tho amount of money orders is sued at the As'toria post office shows a large increase in the local businoss from time to time, and will, wc be lieve compare favorably with the amounts issued in other towns of As toria's size on this ceast: During the last 5 weeks in 1881 thero were issued 3,407 63 During Hie same period in 18S 2,700 03 Iucrease 707 63 This does not include the foreign business, which is also quite large. A recent legal decision says in effect that the lending of money is "business" within tho meaning fj,,ho statute, and presumptively illegal. Any party desiring to bring himself within tho ccepti 11 of tho statute has the burden of doing so. The fact that a person borrowing money on Sunday retains it and conterts it to his own uso does not raise an implied promise binding in law and upon which an ac tion can be maintained. Astoria's needs aro many; somo of them can afford to wait till the de mand is greater; some of them aro im perative; among the latter class is the matter of school houses. The proscnt apologies aro inadequate, unsightly and discreditable. In all organized communities the appearance and gen oral condition of the school buildings is an exponent of the place itself. 'Can any citizen of Astoria look with prido upon the present buildings by court esy styled "school houses' The Oregonian makes tho edi torial announcement that during forty days that the Beecroft lay inside the bar tho occasions in which itjjwould have been impossible for her to go to sea, wore ' 'comparatively brief." The facts in tho caso are in direct opposi tion to tho Oregonian's statement; whether the facts or the statement suffer thereby 13 for those who know to decide! - The Northern Pacific Railroad company has, within a month, had 325 miles of new road accepted by tho United States Go eminent 100 miles 111 Dakota and Montana mid 225 miles in Washington and Idaho Territories. By this acceptance the company ac quires 5,709,000 acres of agricultural and timber lands in Washington and Idaho and 2,500,000 acres of farming and grazing lauds in Western .Dakota, in nil 8,520,000 acres. At a lecent ball in Ashland Wm. Webb, nho was itirnishing the music, suddenly ceased playing his violin and held up his hands. Tho astonished yvaltzers only understood tho situation when they savi the sheriff standing in the door with a shot gun turned at William, who followed tho example of old Uncle K"ed, hung up his fiddle and his bow, and followed the sheriff who hsd a warrant for him for alleged horse stealing. The lioys begged tho sheriff to let him play "just an hour longer," hut somehow William's heart was nolonger musically inclined nnd he stood in uith the man of manacles in a refusal. BIRSETT8 COCOAIXE, JnJUi'' nil Other Hair Drf ssUirm Is the Ixwt for nromotinj the growth of iuu uMuuu uiK yu nair. ana rcnaentiE it dark and "lossy. The Cocoainc holds. In a liquid form, a larpe proportion of deodorized cocoanut oil, prepared cx- l'0,".n"l possesses the peculiar properties which jo exactly Miit the various condi- tions of the human hair. jn.-.-ii iiu uur. jmriKw. jnootncreom- Tho suneriontv of Ri:iiMrrr. i'mv okino Extracts consists in their per fect purity and great strength. Postmasters in different pait of the country are appealmz to the Poet- masto-Gencr.il to adopt measures that j will protect them from the daflger of I -mni! n. 1... :r i.i :i " 1 small pox by infected mails. -In il Intn nnmhnp of nn lrnrtKoli i ... . , . I maritime register we find an inquiry j for n. sTp.imshin nnnrl Tn latnno . t 1 . . ..' uregon. is mis steamer to nriug rail road iron for the Yaquina TSiy rail road? In tho Senate lastTtiosday, Sena tor Grorcr presented a memorial from the Astoria Chamber of Commerce and petitions from many citizens of Oregon, urging that the unearned por tion of the Oregon Central railroad land grant bo restored to the public domain. One thousand and thirty-onu votes were cast in Garfield county last'Mon day on the county seat issue. There wore four points aspiring for tho honor, Pomeroy and Pataha City be ing the principal ones. Pomeroy beat the othere about one hundred and twenty votes and was the viotor. The annual production of the pie cious metals in the States and Territo ries west of tho Missouri river, inclu ding British Columbia and receipts at San Francisco from tho west coast of Mexico, as reported to Wolls, Fargo & Co., are: Gold, $31,869,086; silver, 45,077,829. California shows an in crease in silver nnd decrease in gold, Nevada shows n falling off, while Utah, Colorado and Arizona, Bhow an in crease. The Astoria Chamber of Com meroc lately petitioned for a signal station on Tillamook Rock, and also telegraph wire by way of Fort Ste vens. This was in accordance with the recommendations, of tho chief signal officer. Since then the Portland Board of Trade have recommended that Cape Hancock be substituted. Wo fear that too many cooks will spoil thu broth and no signal station will bo the result. List of Letters Remaining uncalled for in the Post office at Astoria, Oiegon, JanuarylO, 1882. Addis, .lacob K. Hyrd, Lily W Cochran, K T Engoisr. Charle' Flood, Mi llayward, John Houson,.! W Ueier.Ll Kuuzler. Jj J Miller, John Majors, Mrs P A Morton, Fred Xoikaia, Muliou JNeii.iur Quin, Thomas Thompson, Fra VidovFtoh. X Woods. Mr Madie, K J T Watkins. W K jiutpiiy..jonn Persons calling for these letters must give the date they are advertised. W. Chance, P. M. Hotel Arrivals. OCCIDEST. S K Stanley and wife Clatsop; Geo H Emerson L Siebenhauser San Fran cisco; Thos H Foss John Days; Jas Strang Chas Ohle G W Wiedler Port land; Captain Bidwell Mra Bidwell and two children ship Merwarajeo Framjee; G C Rciter U S Navy; C Rockwell US C S; Nath'l Ingersoll Portland; John Ellis Walluski. PARKER HOUSE. J K. English Jas Harrington Mrs Carstellow and children Fort Canby; Thos Thornes Fort Stevens; Mike Lawlcs A M Twombly F E Dodge J Humphreys D Davis Win Hooper W A Wheeler city; J A Davidson Bay View Chas Lulgons schr Emily Ste vens. Mrs. Twilight and Mrs. Illslcy have taken charge 01 the Pioneer Kcstaurant, which has been thoroughly renovated and refitted. Mrs. IlUley has chargo of the cuiiine. Good coffee a specialty. A few moie chances yet to be taken for that fine graphoseope at the Oity book store; Brace up the whole sjsU'm with Kins of .the Blood. Seo advertisement "Get jour legal blaHfe at Tub Astouiax oiucc. A full lim of over two hundred styles. Shlloh's Yitallzerls what jounced for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Diz ziness and all symptoms of Dj-spepsla. Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. ioId by W. E. Dement. That Hacking Cough cau be so L an... , quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. WelwrVM-r'v v guarantee it. Sold by W. K. Dement. ," co ,.",,, Slav. Wagner's San Francisco .Na tional brewery lieer can't be beat. Call and examine the Unfonpnmp at John A. Montgomery's, cheap and of superior pattern nnd quality. Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Kem edy. Prico 50 cents, Nasal Iniertor free. For sale by W. E. DemenL Shiloh's Cougli and Consumption Cure is sold by us on guarantoe. It cures coniimptlnn. Sold by W.K. De ment. Croup, Whooping Cough and Bron chitis immediately relieved by Shlloh's Cure. Sold by W. E. Dement. P. J. Goodman, on Chciumus tre.t, has just received the latest nnd mot fashionable style of genV and ladles boots, shoes, etc. STATE HBVENUE- Tuo following statement copied from the Orceonian shows the amount of state tJto! -due from the seicral counties In thN state as leWril tor the year lSSl. together with the1 total amount of taxable prepertj : TaxaUt, Property. liaker ., Bentoa Clackamas ..... Clatsop Columbia Coos C.urrv 2,d50.1Ul t,tix,bt: 393.515 865.571 276.C2 2,12tf.S2! Douglass 114 fill ............. i,i;. 117 lxxuni Josephine"'.'"'' .Ht,StG 7DS.OS5 :!JPC,",10 ,ou7,TO 1UJ03O3 HhS ijln" - Multnomah '.'. '".I"." ."."..' T. 1 oik........ . : iliWiTO TUIumivik . t L'mntUJa . HW.S3S 2.ll, 1.W7.CO0 S.22l.20a Clllon . tt'aseo Washington aamillll 3. 17B.KE Total... . S,25G,r-J .Sherman Urns. ;xpreH Will receive on!en at tlio More of 1. W. Cose for upper Astoria or any other , part of the city. J.eave vour orders on theslato and they will be promptly at- i tended to. j "Itouch on KatH." The thing dcired found at last. Ask Diuggists lor "Jtoiigh on ilats.'' It clears out rata, mice, roaches, flips, bed bugs. 15c. boxes. ' Mallory ContUues "Ve arc informed, siys tin Mtr ciiry, that Hon. Rnfus MalloTry has received un appointment from Unitud States Attorney-General Brewster, authorizing him to per form the duties of United States district attorney for Oregon until his successor shall have been regu larly appointed. It is whispered abroadjhat there is. 11 triangular fight going on for the position which Alallory thus temporarily holds, as he is supported by.Et- Senator Mitchell, while Congress man George is advocating the appointment of H. Y. Q'hoinpso'n, for whose welfare lie so suddenly took his departure for Washington City not long since. It is general ly accepted that the temporary ap pointment of Mallory means that there will be no further appoint ment until alter the State election, when the crown of tho local gov ernment attorneyship will probably fall to him who shall have shown the greatest ability'asta worker in the vineyard of politics. The re port heretofore published of the appoiiitmrnt of Mr. Vnton origi-; nateel from Mr. Mdllffry, who at the time thought his successor had been named by the President. Hale's Honey of Hori;houii(( and Tjr 1 IMU irillfllll I.VjnintitllS . nn.irn,.i. cures cougns, nroncmtn ami coiimiiiiii tion. Pike's Tontlinclie Jlniu- ewe in one minute. I have just received the finest assort ment of fancy goods In my lino ever brought to Astoria, consisting of ner-' fumory cases, toilet set, toilet cases-1 line perfumeries, fancy voait, eombsl 1 brushes, hand glasses, and toilet articles of all kinds splendid prcaenta for the ! holidays. Call and examine Roods and j prices befoie purchasing elsewhere, at D. W. Conn's tlniR store, opposite OM-' dent Ilolel, Astoria, Oregon. For lame J lack, Side or Chest um. Shiloh's Torous Plaster. Piice 2.T cents For sala by AV,. Dement. Will you suffer with Dispepsin and Liver Complaint '.' Shlloh's 'ita.er Ls j guaranteed ti cure jou. Sold by W. K. : Dement. Another of those line A. B. Chaso organ? at the City Book store. Frank Fabre has oysters in every style. Stew and pan roa-U a specialty A new lot of fur trimming, all col ors, below San Francisco prices, just received at the LXL Store. Hot, cold and shower buths at tho Occident hair dressing saloon, twentv five eents. Whips, curry-combs, brusho-. ; new stock; firt-class goods, cheap for cash. S. ftltAV. For chills, fever, ague aud w eaUnes-., Colden's Liebig's Liquid lleof and Tonic Invigorator, Colden's; tike 110 other. Of drugaists. Those w riting desks at the City Ixmk store are the best in the city. They are something nice and durable, and just what most young ladies would nppreei ntc from the giver. Sir. John Kogors ot the Cential Slur ket. lias made arrancemenU to keen al the finest fresh fish, etc in thoir eason For handsome holiday presents. such as toilet cae, cologne sets, pcr- unnery cases, line sonps. eic.. go to Conn's drug tore. opimslb OeeIdeit Hotel. 01 subscription to The YsToniAN hxs been reduced to?2per annum when paid in ndvance. If not paid in adv.nns- the old price of Sittillbeeharged. Sleepless Xiirhts, mntle miserable j uy inat tcrrioie cougu. .'snuon s -jure is tlw remedy for 1 011. Sold by W. K. I)e - mont. The rertivmn syrup tia cured Hidu sands who were siuTerlns tlnmi tlviiieti sia, debility, liter complaint. IiIN, lm mors, female complaliiK ete. Pniiijih - late rmntiniif.flftn ftl V Vm.l. Jvm &A(.t. v uij iit..- iw. Setlj W.KowU & Sons, Untton. Chas. Stevens and Nn bae a htockt. .. . ... .., otmuukUnpsaniliuuiiIder. tooU wlilch Rubber and Hemp Pachmq of all Kinds, j can bo bought cheap lor cash to clow ..... ... out that branch oLthc liusmws. J PROVISIONS, Have Wisiar's balsam of wild cherrj lXOOK .1X1 MII.I.' fKKU. ..! lironchltis, whoopins cough, croup, in - tluenza, consumption, and all throat and lung complaints. 30 eents andSl a bot- tie. I PonrMill lllsaMi11Ti.it II1fMI Tax Current Inrt.AnjlumJTn Otrsoa Total Tax i-penr9. 1 unuainff. tarlelt. I.IIUIS $1,027 611 trjt Ail iSr5 77 1 225 22 l'05t5 721 SO $ 5.C51 17 13,477 44 11.SM45 7.0C7 33' 2.1t3 29 , 4,760 CI 1.522 SO 1317 51 P.801 7 S.27D f-0 2,0.9 50 1.418 01 aw 3) SS3 .j7 27C W -MM S2 ...Till II 1,173 .' 3.132 23 13S67 432 7b 1WJI 1.213 II l.HC 22 1.71.7 2-.; 3,7 n bS bsr. w :j7f 1,1J Jl, 1.GE 85' ,21 SI s,-s :ii' 0,007 .11, 4,4'JJ l is jui 8Ur02l 7,;m) n S.9sC 17 1.770 14 4.224 4h 18.679 SO .33,011 41 2l,rili; 15 70,407 2 160 re 3,1172 .Hi lS.5Si 31 1 ji,i n 17.M1 :7 lj.1112 SS' -V33 11 Ul Si, tl,75 CO, i.Tio m 12.KSJ SOi io,in co n,ya-, 52 -VH 01 l.08 17 .t.B 7ii 2ZH 49 uroi oi "I. 2j 2.-W3 1.2M 13 S3 16 1 1,21.1 .".I 10C ."jS4 S2 ! 10,178 a ooow an 2,91 1 G2- 1.170 SI l."lt VI 1i2120 33S0 1 .Gin Co 1.2-J7 70 1.703 19 0 9M RO 17.710 60 1X?U 79 19.120 09 S.tli.303 75 2,J3 -W 3,7il J2S7.024 1)2! rIM ,23 ( 2.' C2S 00 MfSUELIAXEOUS. E. Detrick & Co., Sole aenU 011 Hip I'.ioific C'oa;t for Toer's celebrateil OILED CLOTEIjYG, iSenJ for jnee list.) It Importers, ninuuuicturers and dealers In Twines, Tents, Hose, Cotton Sail Duck, Belting, Waterproof Tar paulins, Waterproot Covers, Patent Solid Cotton Belting. No. 7 and 9 CiKotuIa, and 10S. 110 and 112 Market Mreets, HAN riiAXClSCO. CAIFOUNI.V dim CANNERY: FOR SALE. rilHK BUII.UINO. 1'I.ANT AN1 SUP Xpllns of the IIK1TISH COLUJIBLV PACKINC COMPANY, ncarN'ew Westmin ster, rraser Itiver. Applv to lAMfiS FINT.ATSON, 318FroutSt..S. F -Im Or P. LIKUELL, on the premU es. OITY BOOK STORE. "We are constantly rcceh ins new additions to our stock and have the finest and largest assortment of variety poods In the city. Combs, Brushes. Stationery, Frames, ' Celluloid GOOfJs. " All our goods are marked In plain figures Call ami examine quality and note prices. ClfAS. STEVENS & SON' i a CO K hi n IS I QL.9 1 Ion I g Z Z p& . 2 i. p f -a I a I jl j. vr. - " - - G j UL S B I Ol O CD Si O Z 0 i 5 s a B. B. FRANKLIN, UNDERTAKER, SEffitfSS tJonier Cuss aiyl Sjue nioqlip streets. A.S1UKIA. OKEGON DKALhR I.N WALL PAPER AM) WINDOW SHADES AM) UXDEHTAKEBS GOODS. Wilson & Fisher, SHIP CHANDLERS. ih:au:u3 ix Iron, Steel, Coal, Anchors, Chains, TAR, PITCH, OAKUM, 1 1 wj-otifill r AND'flT OA1.VAMZKI) -$XSSS . ' , :ifai'x. t'oiiix-f Xulls :uil Ilurrs,! T Shelf Hardware, Paints and Oils ! - '!;c"'''f'"Salei' - 'l"ninK5U''S. I ooimr I'liPnamiu nn.i namiltnn tr(pt wan,r vuenamiix and Hamilton street ASTORIA, OREGON. C. H. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. ' U3((IIIIItlKI3tinilXICtUUIlU131IIUIiUIIUlUIIIS I GO TO THE 1 iniiimiinimiiaimnaniiiiiiiiiHuiiniimimmi .'Ktiitiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiicinmigiisuiiasctiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuti , S ! 3 1 S I S p S - S I X L STORE I"IltllllllII!WlllllllllllluullllUlllllllllUIIIIIIIIUIinilUlulUIIHI FOR C H 51 1ST MAS AM m MINT PEESENTS IllIIIIIIIIUIflllUUlIlllUUIIUUBtlUIIISaUllUllllIUlIllUUUt Bu) your Children and Friends something j that will be of service to them nave received a Genuine Gold Jewelry Which I will sell at wholesale rates. Buyers will save money by purchasing of me. IX L Stoi'e, near TheBossCoffee and Tea Pot SkJ PsT'HJ'aHHIIHIMpim'Vr' B, It. H JL WT E S, TWO DOCKS EAST OF OCCIDENT, - - ASTOBIA. OREGOX CHAS- HEILBORN, MANUFACTURElt OF FURNITURE 55 BEDDING' AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CDRTAIN POLES Complete In every branch. ASTORIA M. MEYER ASTORIA, special ikpriNriJixroBaar:Eiea,,p. REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES. $7 50 iER BAKKEL OF 30 GALLONS. LARCSE OIJDEItS Iff LIKE TROrOETIOX. Less Quantities,' 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - - SI BO per Dozen s3"Spec!al attention paid to order from 1'uljlic Houses and Famllles.-KO fTHE COLUMBIA LA IS SOl'KRIOn TO MOST, AND In JOHN HAHN, - GHENAMUS STREET, etrOnlera lelt at the UE1UIAMA liKKi: 23 c 3 i i W QD i aT alac CO ;'': 53 rffftiffl OTjA'BWI mm ima3n &. s M i YOUR It luuiiisuiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiuuiifi large consignment of CM. COOPER, Parker House, Astoria. MAY DE IIAI) OI' gK'.'RS.E.HA.'WBS SDLK AGKST" aK". Airoul lor ike celcliratu'i MKDALL10N RANGK BREWERY. Proprietor. OREGON. BREWERY JC3Llrfc KXCEI.LED 1!Y 0K ON T11IH COlj-"l - PKOPKDETOK. ASTORIA, OREGON. IIA1.1. nil! W iirooiptly attended to.- Sfli BtllA . 55I- o V E-WTT Wm V? pscS, 5? Zl f SfE3S "3?:;?SW CO gfla--3'- T3B5 W II M "5A r m ai t i f3 Su, j JMis. itfy "C'aaajfel