The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, April 14, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti & glu JHilu starlan. ASTORIA, OREGON: FRIDAY -AriUL. II, ISM IB3UED EVERY MOHNING. (Monday Eicotited). J., P. HALLORAN & COMPANY, Pnnusin:r.s akd rnot'Eiirrow. litvnan Building, Cats Sired. Terms of Subscription : erred by Carrier, rer woefc ....S Casts Nt by nail, four month...... . S3 00 wci by tcail, one year-..- -... ... 9 Ou freo of Postnsra to Subscribers. o Advertueiacnts inserted by the year at beratetr?159 perfqnnrei-or rcoEtb. transient advertising, by tho duy or week. any conU pot sqnarefor each insertion. THECITY. filK D.m.v .touia- irfil be tent bn milatlZtcnt amanUi.fne tJ pmtanc. lUnd- ert icho cmticmttettah'ciicefrom the city can no re Tim AroisiAN ftittoic them, Dailt ur Wkkkw ,tltUon to out; pott'Ofilcc icilh ont MUUUwial ericne. Addrtttt maybe cnuiofd n often a dca'rat. Leatt order at thf counllr.a nm. Oregon is to have a largo immi gration from Kansas this neason. If you had ten cents in Jackson ville you could buy one dozen oggs. To-morrow will be tho seventeenth anniversary of tho donth of President Lincoln. Oapt. Hustler gives notice of a meeting of the stockholder of the Astoria Ironworks. A Fmo Building. We were yesterday shown the plans for the uevr schoolhouse, the erection of which is to bo provided for at a meeting of our citizens o.i the 21th inst. It is one that if put in object ive form will bo a structure creditable to the city and of practical value. Some time ago 3lr. .1. Y. Gcarhart visited Portland for tho purpose of taking notos in reference to just such a building, and while there saw many C03tly mistakes or rather experiments that wers probably unavoidable at the time, but need not be repeated in other building3 devoted to school purpose. The plan presented is from that city, and while it is compara tively inexpensive it embodies all tho improvements of the new school houses, and avoids nil the inconven iences of the old inconveniences that we all remember in days of childhood. Among the many good points; ivc no ticod particularly the arrangement of the room in reference to luht; it bein? made to cum from tho left and tho back, thin avoiding that obliquity of vision and deformity of si-jlit so observablo in Hip fjliirif!; two sided windowed rutins of ic.nnv school- houses. It is, we believe, the intent a soon as proper provision is mado for funds, to put up n two story house, with fonr rooms, so air.itigod.that if neces sary, two, or oven four, additions! rooms can be annexed, without inter fering with the finish or construction of the original building. No clue has been obtained in re gard.to iKo recent burglRry nt L. B. Royal's jewelry atore. Railroad connection between tho Cascades and East Portland will bo completed by tho lfith of September. Tho Garfield came in yesterday from Shoalwater bay. She comes for repairs and will lay off for a week or so. The Montosano is billed tu leavo this port to-morrow for Gray's harbor and tho Chehalis, where a profitable trade awaits her. Yillard has ordered that the sur vey liegiu at once on the line to con nect Seattle with the Northern Pa cific railroad at or near Tachma. Capt. UjIIcs, of tho Columbia, has been acquitted of all blamo for tho recent accident to Ins vessol, by tho federal inspectors of San Francisco, Tho Texas officials find them selves in a dreadful fix. They have issued certificates for 5,800,000 moro acres of land than is open to location. Lowrie, tho unfortunate teamster cut by young Bain, last Wednesday, was resting easy last night aad doing as woll as could be expected. The doctor thinks ho may recover. Carl Adlor is in rccuipt of a let let from G. & C. Frahman, managers of tho Madison Saqrao Theater, New York City, staling that they would ba here about tho first of next June. The chairman informi us that tho Republican Central Committee consists of J. F. Warren of Kuappa, S. B. Smith of Clatsop, A. T. JJrakko of upper Astoria, and T. S. Jewett. Tho State of California leaves Por'tlnnd nt niuo o'clock this morning; if the Columbia gets in in good timo it will give us all n chance tu get our mail and answer it on the outgoing boat. The Columbia, due from S.m Fraacisco this morning, has C29 pas sengers aboard, a largo proportion of which aro for Astoria; thero are also 200 tons of freight aboard for this place. Water is five cents a gallon in Candelaria, Novada, If wo could got sumo of the Columbia moisture over that way there would be almost as much money in it as thero is in the newspaper business. The fine weather yesterday! brought out every urchin in town that wasn't at school. A little caro on the part of some of the parents will savo their darlings from being run over by affrighted steeds. In our report of yestorday's pro ceedings in tho Republican1 county convention wo wrote tho namo of J. Q. A. Bowlby, as being tho fifth del-1 cgato to Portland subject to the de cision of tho committee on credentials nest Thursday. This wan an error. It should havo been J. W. Welch. Cargoes from Ctilaa. Tho vessels ivhich are oxpacted to arrive from Ilonjjkong at Astoria with in the next two mouths are the stsam ors Mee Foo and Mary Tatlnm Also tho Wakefield, 837 tons; Alden Hesse, 842 tons; Coloma, 853 tons; Edwiu Reed, 1231 tons. Tho date on which these vessels sailed hive not yet been ascertained. It is expected that the Crat instalments of rice and tea to be entered in the Astoria custom houso will amvo by one of these vessels. Tho fir3t named is now due, and will probably come in this week. 3ody Found. Ali-hennan in the employ of iho I'liinii Packing Co.fouiid the-body .of a man on Sand islaijd yesterday after noon. Ithas evideuilybeoninthew.iler for n long tituu. The head and one of tho arms were gone, and jiothing re mains to identifv tlit unfortunate ex cept a pair of gum boots. The .coro nor was notified last ovening, though it is doubtful if an inquest be held. Fast Mail. Instructions havo been received at tho post office here thai a pouch of through mail shall be mado up at the post office and scut on 3Io-.id.vy3, Wed nesdays and Fridays to Portland. Of course nono but Portland mail, or that for farther up strain), can be tliU3 sent. The matter is a gro.it ac commodation to all. Polico Court. April 10. J no. Nelson, drunk; deposit 32, no appearance, deposit forfeited. Frank Bruno, disorderly conduct; 10 or twouty days in city jail. The Chinaman and the Tarift m SKirAxoy. April 12. iwj. Knrroi! Amoi:i.v.x: It is fair to suppose thut you aro governed by your convictions when you write against protection and protec tive tariff; at tho same time it is haid to sec how intelligent men can tako the Tiow of it thnt yon do, and the Oregonian does. I am sure of one thing, which is, that you havo not tho popular view. Mauy would like to bclievo as you do if they ceuld: 1, when I go to buy a pair of shoes and see one kind mado by a chinaman marked S1.25. another made by a white man, S2.50; when 1 ?ee they arc equallv good I buy the chinaman's; j everyone olso does the same, and the white man ha3 to make shoe at the same price as the chinaman. (I don't put capital before that word, its com mon.) Then von and the rest of the naiiers s.iv keep the chinamen at home, or out of this country. And yon say take oil' tho protective tariff and let in all goods froi. And you say w want to have the right of huj ing the cheap good., but the china man must stay at home; let hint make his hIiocs nt home where wo can't sell him a pig, and he can ship them over here by the steamer hmd, mid in stead of having chinamen by tho thou sand wu would have them by the mil lion to compete with. How do you reconcile thesu conflicting views? On tho 21st of Mairh the Pacific mills, Laurence, Mass., shut down the worsted department, and tho 5000 e in ployed thero are now out of work. They said it was impossible to pay so much as heretofore. If your non protective doctrine was adopted how "many thousand moio would soon be ont of work. I had a brother thrown out of work by tho shutting downof the Pacific mills, and my relatives are marly all engaged in manufacturing of some kind in tho eastern states, so are the relatives t.f nearly every one here who came from those states, and when wo throw, them off we throw olf our friends. Hat you might say they could all go to farming and raise wheat and send to England to that strong, humble cla-s .if people, who work for live shillings per uwk. Would we not havo to raii it cheap when our whole inipulation was at it and our buyers weie working for live shillings a week. Hut it iwh steel r.iis yon were talking about, or perhaps it was tho bloated capitalist you don't want protected any longer; capi tal is plenty in America. Theioisas great competition between capital as between labor. You say in your pa per tlmt America of to-day is not .America of fifty years ago. So it is not, the facilities of ocean transit has placed the manufactures of thoBo strong, humble people nho work for livo shillings a week, right at our doors, and our trades need protecting more than over. You say protecting .the rich capitalist don't benefit tho laborer. That is quite an original idea; I kinder soil or guess the moro the capital of a country is protected tho better it will be for every ono in it. Otitsflp. GO 3?0 M. D. KANT, inimi TijMBia)BMiMnMi i miwi ! i MISCELLANEOUS, C. Ii; COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. THE 'BOSS" IN Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing! TMK KO.SS I. CENTS' FURNISHING G000S1 TUK l!OMK I.V llin Latent St) 1, HATS AND CAPS! BOOTS AM) SHOES! THF. IHJSCi IV CLOTHING! HEKT'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS'. i FINE DRESS SUITS. j STYLISH BUSINESS SUITS. j XO FT XT J FF HA 7S, I pT &W&AT w& 1'ffK KOS MERCHANT TAILOR! You will llnd Hie Finest and LnrRO-it Assortment, the Ilest Quality, and the LO WEST of PRICES. M. D. KANT, The Clothier. Musical Instruction- Prnl. Ftcd. Mayer, of Suitzorland, N iiuu in thecitviuid intends orfflinizinz n c as in instrumental music. .uv one ulm oontoniDlatc.4 t:Kiir' a poiiim- o! in struction on t ip niano win nnu uns a rare opportunity, rroi. .uiimt ma io sc rare opportunity, l'rol. wu at Mrs. TwiliylitN. ullr llano ltU!;hl out tho iv-.l:iiirjiil en Main Mri-iir. ill JSoe i intr.-. otiiUlintr. from .lames White and How lice and rented the same to .Tame-. Whiti-.iiul will not Ik." rcsiKitisiblc fur anv- ilcliN con iraetwl. M.vxVe.xri:. Lost. The uijzhtof the 10th of April, nlnrnt 200 fathom of i." mesh old net, is ply, no brand. Tlielinder will please leave in formation at the Kalf cjnwry i-r at !. 1 Meany's tailor simp. in tin' I .attf-t lvh. V!o :il'itM-Clas Uiionf GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS! The Ca-.tom Depanmi'ni i.mhraoes tlie Nouc-t J'1'.lem.-i in T KEUS. tVSSI MKUi:s, WOltsTKns eW. Milts liinile to iihlcrln I lit' i. vit.st kw v!t:i r.tsino.vs D. A. Mcintosh Aterchr.at Tailor Clothier and Hatter, iXTlDKVr HI.OOK m REDUCTION lit Fmioss H BOOK. JSJTJ?OH3E2 Tliv largct stock of fiMl Of cvoij description. M-honl lioiic). Itlbres, Poelical "Woifcs, Albums and Trtllll IVm, l!eWc- a fell and complote itocl. ol cvorylliliu; usu3llv keot in a" v.vll rprjlaloJ llook Storf. Also. new-, depot anil agency fnr evcrj- paper anil piTiodloal putiUslied Carl Adler's Husic Store i4!m Pianos and Organs Of alt ma!; s ronstantlv oi hand, lull stock of Also ft VIOLINS. GUITARS, BANJOS, AC- COUDEONS. CONCERTINAS, HARMONICAS, FLUTES. Alio a l.irs stock of tho best of VIOLIN AND (.U1TAK STRINGS, SHEET MUSIC. AND .MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, As well as even thins olio belonging to a First n.-.v llusiu Storo. FOR THE:-3STEXT 30- DAYS AT THE -" TiiTiTt-minTiiimruTurnrniiiiniimtuiiumniimiiiM I X L STORE '"" " T-miiTiTiiintiTinmmuiminiiiniiiuuumiimflumimiiM To make room for large Springstock. gg-All Winter goods will be sold verv low. C. K. COOPER, I X L Store, near Parker Bouse, Astoria. ASTORIA BREWERY. M. MEYER Proprietor. Diri:rxic, nenousiMople, "out of sorts," Coi.nnN'.-iLiKBiaVLiQt'iDUiir.F AND Toxic Ixviookator imparls strenRth to body and mind. Tnhe no other, ordrujicists. Another of those tine A. J! organs at the City Book Store. Chaxi Thpro is a worn in in 31;uiou county who is the mother of tnenty five children, ninoteeii of whom are living. The sailing of the Burgcs.s, Argo y, and tho City of Luuknow, leaves but one vessel, the British haik Sam Mendel, ready for sea, tho tirst timo for month when there ha-i nr.t boon n large number on the list. Consider- The latest eut: ladies carnot jcwrl- Theie will be a Grand Carnival at the skating rink next Saturday owning 15th. Doors open at T o'clock. KWiid march at a quarter to clsht; masks will he lemovcd nt nine. .No Skateii will hi allowed on tin tloor eccc'iit In mask befoie nin o'clock. Two little fairies will bu amoni? the many characters per.sonatt-d. Trlzes will be awarded the two best skaters, gt-iitleniau aim lady, rcsiiients of Astoria. Admission, for maskers, ". cfiiLs each, spectators. Ml cents each. Maskers will be requiied to rai-.fi tln-Jr masks before ontcrms the hall. . lco cream at Frank Faint''- Saturday mid Sundaj. iet Fidiius and uixani whl on tne monthly m-st.dliiiL-ut ilaii,rfi(i-ii'iit. CARL ADLER'S"VARIETY STORE Q W aii'lies. Clocks and Jewelry, P? i'ocKi-t :ind Tatilc Cutlery, Ir tR YaiiKft .Nulinns ami toys, i"-J '1 I'ltuui Fr.imcH and Uhromo. ASTOItlA. OltKGON. INDUCTION OV W'UOLm.KLK PRICES. $7 50 PER BAKKEL OF 30 GALLONS. LAROr. ORDRRS IX LIKK PROPOI'.TUlX. LessSQuantitieB, " - 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - - S I SO per Dozen OBypcclal attention paid to order- from Iiibllo llnuics and Famllle9.a Pw.-'Wia; JLJ) JLji JLTiL J The Permian syrup Ims cuu-il thou sands who were sntTci in" from dy.-pep sia.ilcbilitv. liir comniaiut. boiN. 1m- ninrs, fcumlo complaint-, etc. Pamph lets lriHtoaiiyniHliiis. n-ui w.rowif & Sons. Boiton. Cnvutc tou-.t Itliiuks (.'utility Court Bl.lnk.s. .Itiilhv Court IHjuUs. sliipjiina Blanks, Misccllancor.s fll.mtjs. Deciii, MorlipiKcs. etc.. for Sab a! Tin; AhToiii.Vi oilii-f. A larne cimiiiiimciit of tin b.--t bl .nut lied Cross co.ll oil ju-l jvcclvdt nt Jno. ltod'4i.-i's, (Vmi-nl Mftiht-t. Piirniihcdoruiilmuishi'dioom-.can Ivhsdnt tin liimn lltrl. ;iblo dilliculty is experienced by ship masters m getting crews. The Crown Princo cleared three days no, but is not yet ready, tho Burgess went to se.i four men short. The Bailors pre fer to stay hero and fish. P. .1. Goodman, on Cliemimus street, has just received the latest ami most fashionable style of Kcnts ami ladies boots, shoes, etc. Apcntin Astoria for tlie famous Morrow shoes. At iho open temperance meeting, to be hold this evening nt eight o'clock at Y. M. C. A. Hall, an ad dress will bo delivored by the Presi dent, Rev. J. Parsons, n rcscitatimi by Minnio Sherman, a reading by Prof. T. It. Coon, a declamation by ifiss F. E. Brown, music from Moody and Sankoy'a Gospel flyrans. All are cordially invited to attend. Tickets for tin Grand Carnival can bo procured at Steven's Book Store, tho Candv Factoty on Main street, and of Charfey May and William Edgar. Van Duscn & Co. have ju-t received n fine lot of hats of tho latest .styles and patterns. --Tne -Aiwiiys handy'' stovepipe Shelves ni .101111 a. Jiontaomrry s. Carl Adler's motte: in style anil pi ice V ry, at AiIUtV. Ask to bt shown It. Thiwi scow loads of dry fir, spruce sale at Gray's doc limbs, and bark. Just received ami for Frank Faliro has oysters in ewry stylt. Stew and pan roasts a spcclalt Fresh caiamels every day nt the As toria candy factory. Main street. llioscwritms desks at the City book store are the best in the city. They arc something nice and durable, and jut what most young ladles would appreci ate from the giver. For the genuine ,1. II. Uultor old Bourbon, niul tho best ol wines. liquors and San FrancKco beer, call at UieGcm. opposite the lxll tower, and see Camp boll. The high tide yesterday afternoon in no way affected the sales of fancy stationery and beautifullj tinted cards at Ctrl Adler's. Oatairh cuiod. lioalth and -.iwt'l breath "ecurcd by Siiiloh's Catiirih l! n- clv. I rli-i:iOcnis, .uasai niji-cf-r ir.v. For siik !iy V. E. Di-m.nt. 1 can't get along without It. 1 miiii ha t one ot those fine work b:i-Urt- at tlii:l.itv Bookstore. Carl Adler's book and variety store is now second to none north of San Francisco. Mr. John Rogers ol the Central Mar ket, has maile arrangements to keep al he finest fresh fish, etc., in their season Brace tip fho whole system with King of the Blood. Sec Advertisement. Chas. S.ie ens and Son have a stock of mouldings and moulders tools which can be bought cheap for cash to close ont that branch of the business. We please all lrcdlljdo hus opened a neat nnu co- ii;;tn.i sawn in-At. uiiui n mu vi- tona restaurant, where h" will !o pleased to meet his fiiends. Stevens & Son lmii thi'ir -!ou- crowded with now good, nil nmrki-d in plain llgnuis. Cluii. Steveiw Ar Son hac lor vole, and are agents for I hi new Singci s.--Ing inachlnos. Fht a cold, then bronchili-. Check the first with II ami's Ilo.i:v of Hokk nocxiiAXnTAi:. Pticn's Toetiiaciii: Ditors cure in one minute. Slnloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is sold by us on guarantee. It cures consumption. Sold by AW K. IV ini'iit. Sbiloh's Vitalizcris what 3011 noid I for Constipation, Loxs or Apjiotitc. Diz iziuiss anil nil symptoms of Dyipciisln. Price 10 ami 7 cent per iwuo. Miiii by W. Ii. Dement: Will viiu suflor with DU;H-p-i.i ai.d Liver ComplJlnt V Sbiloh's Vitalii-r K gu.iniiitci-ii to cure ou. sold b W. K. Dement. i ifi. nzMttimvitf. Arclien. etc. Xcw swhW lj roi Mi-amcr. The public are invited tu cxamiii.- no stock and pricc-i. C11KX AMI'S Sf., - ASTORIA. OKKCOX. Special School Meeting. 1 si'KniAt. Miirrrtxc of tiik i.gcal !. iitiisor-'li&(il illitrict No 1. will be held at the school home on Main St.. 111 As- toiia. Clatsop I'liiiutv, Mii-snn. on .uomiaj ivciihi!j, Apri 21th 1., at 7 o'clock 1-..M. . for tlm puriHwi ol lci, ur a ta to -i:jiMirt niiiitnl fur lhf fiwiitni? e.11. In --.lid dii- lui-I. Alio a t.ixto pay inlcr:-t ami iiici- itfiital t-oiiiis 01 a.u in-snii. aisii 10 adopt a plan for a ue school lions., and lI- v. tat t h.-aiiiiintl to tin- construe tlmi i tu 1.111.1-111 Mild dmile:. A-Mi to in- iUia-i tin I1.1t t- on to miniate a loan sut niii'ist to'lniili isiiii leriinU t!- itin si-hcol liiuw. AN" in i.sitli-.ii' til-- Diri-flors to -I'll tin n-iioc-l ini)it, m Mam strci't, at puMli-aiit-ttnii to Hit' lit-ilicst bidilci. Hy or.ler m t:.t- Hoard of Ilucrtnts. .1. ;. llt'MI.KII.t IciK. Vslmu. .n! 11th IvO. If NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Suau:i i'i;iro--Ai wn.i. r.i: 111:-ci'lv-d ai ni il.icinl busim-ii until April ISlli, IM-. fo. ilii-inclinii mid rmiiplption 01 :itlucc-sto!- Htilcl. tin lot 1. block CI, McClurc's Asiotia. to ! lmilt in acrordanee with plain anil i-pvl'jtions v. iilcii can lx Minnini piai-t. uinuaci iu 11c imanii to llic lowest i ililor, vllO will be icqultcJ to funiHli I1011.I1 for tho amount ol hid. td TIIKOIHIRKBROKMSKR. . THE COLUMBIA BREWERY A (r U 2S?4SijJS-. 43i IS Sfl'KlilOR TO MOST. AM) IS 1'ACIil.l.KD 1:Y.. NOXEB ON TI1I; COAh'l .!OUN HAHN, - - PKOPKIETOK, CHEWAHUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. eOrileis iclt at the OIUIMANIA KEI-:i: HALL will tu picuiptly nttccded to.-S.si All fishermen should keen dry feet; to do that .get your boots tit 1. .1. Ar vold's. Ho will suit oniii price. Sco advertisement. Mcintosh has just received a fmo lot of spring overcoats. Dr. Kinney has fresh vaccine points. Call and examine those baby wagons at the City book store. Dr. JavTuttle has lcmoved his resi dence from Mrs. Mttnson's boarding house to rooms over Elberson's now bakery, in the building recently occu pied by Mr.-. McCormick's t-lotbiug manufactory. , A great variety of lock?, hinges and screws at Jno. Montgomerj's. The Pioneer Restaurant. MAIN STKI'IX VSTOKIA, ORX, Koim.'il kepi l Jtis, An.'Soni) tint lletii 1'llH'il up mill Itc-oncnrd hy m:s. r. w. u.i.si.i.i. Tho taMo-. art kept neat and t lean and arc supplied with the cry best the market attoids. reTionipi ami ohihiii': widteis :-ro in cmstant altt-iiit.-'iic. ilolin A. Montgomery, jsrcci'-ssoi: '10 JArKix..&fiiON'niOMKUY.) ikuu:s IN" Tin, Sheet IronandjCoppeflWare, A Get eiai Asuortmect of HOUSEHOLD GOODS, A;t'iu for .UaistifyStoves nnd Ranges riiu I'A-nl tv thenai-kct . 1 innO'.iii; pxxtsVrf -itt kinds oc3aati4. Jtf uoii; doue la a workmanlike maciwr. COlt.VKK OF UAI.7M) jr.rFKRSOX KTnEETS, ASTORIA, - Qg-a8wilTi58aSaE5BK i CHAS. HEILBORN, JIAXUFACTUREP. OF; FURNITURE BEDDING! AND DEALEIt IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, WaH Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW COKKICKS AND C17KTA1X POLEH Coniplcto hi ciery branch. PJEW BOOT and SHOE STORE) -That llackliiK Cjmali can W m, GOLDEN SHOE ST01?E. nuicklv cured by Mnloh's Cun-. v Kiiaraiitci it. Sold by W, K, Dement. , , - - - r : I have opened a roriami! it.icii, .-io or 1.111-1 u-.y Sbiloh's Porous Planter, Price 2r (nt. For flle by . li ivincui. Music for the piano, ot-mii, iluk-, ..!li. m.if.ir 'lirni't. llpiiriitilll. nniltn tt.ttuiilfi lii. tl I 't r-.i.n1..ntt ITuvl. ' life, concertina and other instrument--. just received at Adler's music, store. 1 nm proparcii n ii -Parties wishiu.- snwrics, proils- Pinsr CLtss woniiiu my i.i.n nice; choice. u1il do. Golden 8boe I aJ!! ions or nn.-re.i.im "'J'W.jiv stock is law and new and cr should leave their order- with A.. an; of any stjlcvou ail suaii havo jour Tlnapil St. (In. as IllcV ait! lircnari'tl tO lie- If nn il-.n elmlv. v nn H.nil nnno that liver !?omIs in anyiiait of the citvon! Youcauti:wetIieiuuAni:nttlie "Z . ,T3- ' Z 5 i eali: -.s the shortest notice. I, 3. AEYOLD. J 3T r ac a 62? .Vt. iVi t,mJBk $?ifl t vi-n jfii avj mn. z K .' V ? 1 asR.rl IP5-;:? IF- 5-"?37 Hftnr R) iaT- V !! 1K - r ..- . s?s;;"tS3 13i8tssill -3Ua e &9S;S r COrSlil'SS. Bl8!! M5SPOl. CO 5jl-lp;SB rx iz. p i!o?iSp ws-HKa-B Olf Sfl2hSsI i QUI 6n i