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Kugenc Guard SATUKDAY JUNE 2 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOR SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, Mo. Main 191- Eleotion Monday. Excursion to Saleui tomorrow. Or Lowe.optlclau, with J B Luokey. liepairlug, sundries, everything for bicycles. E K McOlanahau. Have you seen lbs heautitul flag at the University? It Is a beauty. Oardon teed In bulk fresh. F L Chambers. M O Warner tunes pianos and ornmiB. Repairing and polishing, Kir wood $2.60 delivered. Maple wood $3.25 delivered. I L. ('I1AMBKH8. A full line of flhlng lauklo just received. JS E Mot'lanahan. JVour hundred and fix Itiunbler and Ideal blcyoles have been Fold In Lane county. Nulled the proof lu our window, : E E McL'lunuhaii. TM. B. .Smith, liutteiuu', Mich., says "DeWitl'aLllUo Early Biaers are the very best pills I have ev r used for oob tlveness, llyrr utul bowel troubles." Vincent & On., (Joruir Drug rjtore, Jacksonville Times' Josephine ennty Items: H (; Perkins will capture the coiiiny surveyor's nlllce In runaway style. He Is probubly the best survey or In the oounly, and well merits the support of tho people. The 8clo News gives an Interesting account of the, umpulatlou of the leg of Ouy McKnigl, mnde nccssury by the discus (I um.dltlnn of the bone at the kn e, it fuel tevialed by an X-ray machine, and which was fully verified after amputation. The Ladles' Aid Society or the Presbyterian church will give a Baby hhow on the 0th of Juno, Bring all your babies from six mouths to two years old. Prizes will be given and loe cream mid cake scried. Further par ticulars later. Mrs. C'alviU Zimmerman, MUesburg, Pa., says: "As a speedy cure for coughs, colds, croup, and sore throat One Minute Cough Cure Is unequalled, It la pleasant for children to take. I heartily recommend It to mothers," It Is the only Harmless remedy that produces Immediase results. It cures bronchitis, pueumouiB, grippe and throat and lung diseases. It will pre vent consumption' Vincent & Co,. Corner Drug Btore. Freuoh TanBy Wafers, tue world's amouB remedy for Irregular and pain ful periods of ladies; are never falling and safe. Married ladles' friend French Tansy Wafera are the only re liable femalo remedy In (he world; hn ported from Purls; take nothing else, but insist on genuine; In rod wrappers with crown trade mark. La France Drug Company, Importers, BOO Turk St, Ban Francisco. For sale by nil drug- gists, or sent In plain wrapper dlreol b receipt or a. Albany Democrat -June 1: Paul Benlow, the young man who J una pod from the train at Tangent recently died Irom tueefleoUof the accident, and was burled yesterday. There have been all hinds of reports about tho matter, one that he was pushed from the train by one of the tralumen but there was probably nothing in It He undoubtedly Jumped from the train himself In order to stop at hie home. I consider it not only a pelasure but a dutv I owe to my neighbors to tell about the wonderful euro effected In my case by the timely useof Chamber Iain's Collo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I was takeu very badly with Jlux and procured a bottle of this remedy. A few doses of it efleotrd permanent cure. I take pleasure In reccomending It to uthem suffering from that dreadful d I wane. J. W. Lynch, Dorr, W Va. Thla remedy is nuiu uy w xj isei.ituo, . Last tall I sprained my Ion hip whllo handling some heavy boxes. The dootor I called on said at first It was a slight slralu and would soon be well, but It ttrew worse and the dootor Bald I had rheumatism. It continued to grow worse and I could hardly get around to work. I went to a drug store and the druggist recommended me to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm, l tried It and one-half of a 60-oent battle cured me entirely.'I now recom- moud It to all my friends. F, a. Babcock, Erie, Ts. It Is for sale by W. L. DeLano. Every Saturday and Jltonday... We will n.fckfl ijttcUl dlf I'litx o( sin t dutu $1.50 to $2.50 Per Pair. WATCH OUR WINDOWS. ...GILBERT... Daily Notice to Subscribers. Until further notice "Bert" Eastland Is authorized to collect subscriptions for the Daily Uuahd. Also to collect advertising bills and reoelpt therefor. June 1, ltwo. Campbell Bros. Lawn (Social at Mo.uurphey'e June 8. Kimblers are popular; 406 riders. E E MoClanahan. Native Hons' buttons on sale at CoppernoH's jewelry store in Eugene. Photographs of the U O Track Team 'ran be purchased at the Dorris Art Gallery Come to the lawn social, McMur pbey's Friday evening, June 8. Albany Democrat June 1: Paul Costel, who has been resldlsg at Eugene the past year, has returned to Albany having accepted a position In the Albany Iron Works. His family will Join him In a tew weeks. "I used Kodol Dyspepsia Curs in my family with wonderful results. It gives immediate relief, Is pleasant to take and is truly the dyspeptic's best friend," says E Hartgerink, Overlsel, Mich. Digests what you eat. Cannot fall to cure. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Btore. Wm. Orr, Newark, cj., Bays: "We never feel safe without One Minute Cough Cure in the house. It saved my little boy's life when be bad the pneumonia. We think it is the best medicine made." It cures coughs, and all lung diseases. Pleasant to take, harmless and gives Immediate results. Vinoent & Co., Corner Drug Btore. Vote for "Dad." In this morning's Register we notloe under the oaptlon "The Candidates," " No 47 X L Gilstrap is the way to vote for the republican county treas urer." Then follows Nos 25, 27, 28, 29 and dear down to 60. What we want to learn Is why was "No 47" taken from near the bottom of the tioket to overshadow all the higher ranking candidates. It looks to "a ooon up a tree" that the Register wants "Dad" In first, and that will be one "cinch," then it hopes to get another "olnoh" on the sheriff's office, county judge and commissioner. Obi how the boys will be disappointed. Bur. It Saved His Leg. P. A. Dan forth, of LaGrange, Gs. suffered Intensely for six months with a frightful running sore on his leg, but writes that Buoklen'a Arnica Halve wholly cured It in ten days. - For ulcers, wounds, burns, boils, pain or piles Its tho best salve In the world. Cure guaranteed. Only 2fio. Bold by W L DeLano, druggist. Election Bulletin. The Guard will bulletin returns from the various eleotlon precincts as fast as tbey come In. The general i-publlowlll be enabled to watob the returns cloaely. Just Curiobity. This from the Portland Telegram Is of general ap plication, as was noted about tha "Peters corner" a short time since: There appears to he a fascination about an excavation. Iu several parts town, in t no heart or the olty, ex oavatinna are being made for buildings and there are always from 20 to 100 penp'e. standing around seeing the dirt tly. Contractor- say most of these spectators give a great deal of advice on how excavations should be made. but very few of them are men looking ror worn. A Good Invention. O 8 Karrow, or this olty, has Invented a sidewalk nail whloh Is driven into the sides of the boards Instead of tbe top. He olalms It keeps tbe boards from getting loose, and at the same time prevents shoes and dresses from being torn by pjojeotlug nails. It Is certainly meritorious. Wanted. Middle aged woman for general housework In a private family In the country. Apply to Geo T Hall A Bon for further Information. Whrkl Lost. Model 24. twenty two Inch, frame blaok, 46.119. 18M moaei, iiamoier manufacture. Rea- onable reward on return to Gcabd oliloe. Piano Lemons. W GIBord Nash Voice culture, Miss Marguerite Hansen. ror terms, apply to muslo rooms In Dormitory. J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO EM3ALMERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS 65 c Flour best per sack.... 6So SSo 0 lbs good Oregon beans Dixie Queeu tobaoco No 1 smoking tobacco or 1 lb... lb Star chewing tobacco 26o 35e 46o 40c 1 set regular site white plates .. 1 set handled tea cups and saucers 60c 20e 5c So 3 pkggnldust washing powder 1 pkg amnions woihlng powder... 1 lb good walnuts Fletcher oastorla (genuine) 26o 26o 2 hot good catsup Itemember to close one book Is now 50 A!! BILL!. 114 READ. 8TATE OF OREGON, County of Lane. ) ' I, L Bilyeu, and I. L L Stevens, being each separately sworn each for himself, savs: That on the 25th day of May, 1900, 1 called at the office of the County Clerk of Lane county for the purpose of interviewing E. U. Lee, County Clerk, on the form of the official ballots to be used at the pending election. I had been previously in formed, that said county clerk was distributing said official ballot with the name of O. F. Knox printed above the name of H. R. Kincaid for the office of County Judge, and the name W. T. Pattieon printed above the name of A. S. Patterson for the office of County Treasurer. We called said County Clerk into the Recorder's room and there asked him as to the form of said ballots, concerning the arrangement of names having the same initial letter. Said Clerk's first reply was to the effect that he did not know or recollect how said names were arranged. I then asked to see the ballot as he had prepared and printed. Said Clerk then went to the vault and brought therefrom and submitted to me one of the white official ballots, and I with him examined said ballot. I found that the nam of the said O. F. Knox was printed on said ballot as the Republican candidate for Countv Judge first, and above the name of H. R. Kincaid, Citizens' candidate for said W.T. Pattison, Prohibition was before and above the name of A. S. Patterson, Citizens candidate for said office, and that I objected to said arrange ment of names and called said Clerk's attention to the re quirements of the law touching the same, and asked him if said ballot could not be changed and corrected. He said, "No it is too late, they are printed and partly distributed." Said clerk also stated to me. that he thought as long as the initials were the same, he could arrange them anyway, and stated that in arranging the names, He naturally gave the preference to his own party. L. BILYEU, L. L. STEVENS, this LOOK ON THIS, AND THEN ON THAT! As stated In yesterday's Guard, sample ballots of the Lane ooonty official tioket were printed correctly af er the Guard's exposure of County Clerk Lee's wrongful arrangement of tbe names of the candidates for county treasurer and county judge, and placed In olroulallou with the forlorn hope of neutralizing the effect of the damaging statement of foots. i Tbe exposure seems to have driven County Clerk Lee to des- Deration. This morning's Register bad a "Bample ballot for Lane County, Oregon," printed on green .poster paper, folded therein, on the bottom of whloh this note was printed, without signature or any memorandum to show by whose authority it was appended: "Note. The Eugene Guard with lu splendid facility for uttering falsehoods for campaign purposes says County Clerk Lee hoe plaoed tbe pame of O. F. Knox for co-Joty Judge, ahead of H. li. Klneald's name on the ballot, and also .ays W. T. Paulson's name for treasurer appears ahead of A. H. Patterson's name. This ballot Is an exaot copy of every ballot sent out to all tbe precincts, and shows bow tbe Guard falsifies tbe facts with the hope of fooling the rotors." This sample ballot bad the names of tbe oandld ttes for oounty treasurer and oounty Judge eorreoUy printed thereon according to tbe law governing elections and the printing of ballots. We do not tbmk It necessary to make any comments on tbe above men tioned affidavit, ol Attorneys' Bilyeu aud Steveua, and the unsup ported "note" statement, printed a'love. We give the essential portions of the "affidavit" and "note" in parallel columns, and leave the question of veracity raised between tbe Guard and tbe Register-Lee combination to the fair, impartial Judgment of tbe citizen and voter: extract from bi lybv-0te yen 8 affidavit: "I then asked to see tbe ballot as he had D re oared and printed. Held olerk l ben went tt tbe vanlt and brought therefrom and submitted to me one of the wblts offlolsl ballots, and I with him examined eald ballot. I found that tbe name of tbe said O. F. Knox was printed on said ballot as tbe re publican candidate for county Judge first, and above tbe name of H. t. Kincaid, alliens' candidate for said office, and that the name of W. T. Paulson. Prohibition candidate for oounty Ireuturer, ii b. f ue a..d uhove the name of A, S. Patterson, Ulixeua' candidate for said offioe. and that I objected to said arrangement of names and oalled eald clerk's attention to tbe requirements of tbe law ' moblng the same, and askr! him If said ballot could not be changed and oorreoted. Ho eald, "No It Is too lato. they are) printed and partly distributed-" Held olerk also slated to me, that he thoughts long ss tbe Initials were tbe same, be ooald arranea them any way, and elated tbat In arranging me Dames, no naturally gave prerer snos to his own party." If the ballots to be used Monday are found to be correctly printed It will only be because the Guard exposure caused the destruction of S0.0O0, or more ballots, and tbe printing of new ones In oonformlty with the election law. County Clerk Lee Is responsible for this bold attempt to deoalv tbe voters whom he asks to re eleot him oounty clerk. Poison la Potatoes. The Public la becoming excited over the statement recently made tbat potato oontain a poison called aolanln. It I announced that new potatoes contain much less than old ones, bat those whloh have oo nmenord to sprout are quit dangerous. Thl may be true, but It seems odd that people have lived and thrived for centuries upon them and that tbslr danger has Just been discovered. It safe to assert tbat any one with whom potatoes do not agree bas stomach trouble, and any one who has Indigestion, dyspepsia, ooostlpa- tloo, biliousness, or liver and kidney weakness needs Hostetter's Stomscb Bitters at once. This medlolne does I .w ikuhiiot, 1 UU 1 Wm, A1UIU rubslltutes and Insist upon having the' more than promise, It ours. Avoid genuine. Try It. office, and that the name of candidate for County '.treasurer, Subscribed and sworn to before me 31 st day of May, 1900. JOSHUA J. WALTON, . Notary Public EXTRACT FROM "NOTE" PRINTED ON SAMPLE BALLOT BY REGISTER. "This ballot Is an exant pnnw nf olnots." . r WVIT IMIUH HUbUUK lO ftl L IM lira. Belgian Heres. California Belgian Hare Association. CaplUl Stock 126,000 00. Importers, Breeders and Jobbers. Own more Imported and HlghQiade animals than any olher company or Individual in America. We Guarantee all our animals and pedigrees to be as represented, or monev refuuded. ' The breeding ofBEI.OIAN HARKS Is the coming popular ludiitry in America. ' Write for catalogue. California Belgian Hare Aoclation. Alameda, C'al. BPLKMDID ArPOINTMKNT. Curl Hralth, son of Mr and Mrs EC Smith, of Eugene, has been spDoluted a elrnnii Judge of the Hawaiian I U1..1. h., " "J uownr A spenJId appoint. men i'..,,ii-i t. The Guard lender" copgratula- j tlous aiKSOKSl. Prosecuting Attorney Brown is in the city. Mrs H K Aukeny visited Haleui yesterday. Mrs J A Bushuell, of Junotion, ar rived up today. Mr and Mrs U B Rowland are vll(- ing at Pleasant Hill. Roht M Dav went to Salem thlB afternoon on a business trip. (' p Hnnntnn. editor of the Junotion Bulletin, was in Eugene today. k h Moilipra nt Ro-ieburtf. sneolal land agent, was lu Eugene today. MissNorrls, teacher iu the public schools of Junction, is in the city. Guy HuffU here from Baker City. He has just recovered from tbe small pox. Mia. KoIIIa WhitnMV. teacher In the public schools of Albany, arrived home today. VV T Mutlnnk nrrlvfld nn tndav and tomorrow will be ordaioed as a minis ter at the First Christian cb uroh. Dr C E Lnomis arrived home today from Bumpter, where he has been attending to govt rnmenl land business. The many friendB of A J Cruzan Br, of Pleasant Hill, will learn with regret that the old pioneer Is In very poor health. Prof aud Mrs Mark Bailey, who have lived In Massachusetts for the past few years, arrived today aud will make their home in this city. Jackunnvllln Timen Mv 31: Will Johnson, a student' of the University or uregon, returned Tuesday in response to a telegram apprising him of the death of bis father. Church Services. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. DIVINITY SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. Baccalaureate sermon by Dean San derson 11 a m. After the sermon the following young men will be ordained to tne ministry: F E Billington, E M Patterson, J J HandBaker, Wm I Matlock, Harry Benton, Edwin F Beaudreau. On Monday evening President P L Campbell of Monmouth will deliver the annual address before the graduat ing class. The nubile cordlallv Invited At 8 p m Sunday a special musical ana literary program will be given by the Sunday school in observance of Chlldrens day. Sunday snhool and Endeavor will mat at the regular hours, tome. c p church, Sundav sobooi 10 a.m. Prenclilnir at 11 a. m. by Rev Douglas, Moderator or tne uorvallis Baptist Association now in session In this city. Y P S 0 H. 7 p. mj preaohlng at 8 p.m. by tne pastor, All are Invited to attend thaservlcns. There will be no preaohlng services me lutn ana 17th of this month owing to tne pastor's absence. J F Claycomb baptist church. Sunday sobooi at 10 a. in. Morning worsnip at 11: sermon bv Rev A RlrfAr of Oakland California. Devotion.! service, 8 p. ra BYPTI.H;,, m Evening worship 7;45; sermon by R-v a u coaruman or MoMinuvIlle. ine public lnvlicd to attend !,, services. C Calvert Smuot, Pctor. m e church. Class meettne at 10 a m- nrainhin. 1 ln.jn. u . . . . . S ,v, a uj, euujeoi, ".Heaven;" even iug at e o'clock, subject, "Eteruu n.o; Sunday ncbool 12 m; Juuior league at 4:16 p m: Enwnrth T .-,., r.ax ' ' -" u.-w y in j oveuing services a'. 8 o'clock W B Holllngshead. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Sunday tohool lOA til ltlnln. c. deavor 4:30 p. m Senior Endeavor 7 n ui xteguinr Hprvim. 11 n . . n . a . . . D, 111 . a Liu o p m. lommunion nl mnri,, ..:.. E.. am.. ""' n m array of Butte, Montana will assist in the services of tbe dav john o Cleland, Pastor. EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 10:a m Sunday school n m mg prayer service. Evpnin , -. u in uiu, II nri 0 r J D E Loveridge, Pastor CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. U...i Communion-Is Meaning." Evening sermon at 8 p m, "Two Altars." Other uicauugs usual. Mao li. Wallace, Minister. Lost. a bunoh of knv n nl ., , , .... J ' , i inill " OllHMl. I Ma Hn. .. It, o7,. ' 1 fehtlce's or the "TheJSilt Cannot GrtnJ with Wjter Thatls Past. " A Usacd out, tearful VH-t vjornan s!d this in Mil u t'JfM and 'weaknesses. Her f -tid tiw.w.c-.i .t . . ... i, .,., - ,-' "I reutne '"tr 1 --r. Tl,. m,i ' -i ,rj . . -woman Us ,cfw f she took Hocd.Si ,.' ' '- n Pmc order, and Told her Fr pnH " At,.. t . r-tfJj 0"n.W,,, . . L for the SArtit .t,. Aid was cwed She thirled me." g!r JiecdlS Saliahatifl srvrrfHiiJi ' 1 C, .. -j. n, Pur, ,lTf DIVINITY SCHOOL Baccaleaurate Sermon at Chris tian Church Tomorrow. GRADUATING EXERCISES MONDAY- The Eugene Divinity school I. ,!. lug tbe fifth year of its work, and will gradjate its first class next week. From tbe fl ret there haa (S,HUUB. inorease In attendance, iu interest and in tbe endowment fund to the school while the association is entirely free from debt. At the present time n, sohooi bas property of the probable value of S8.000, which it will Brrtiii.. inorease according to the rti,iin,,, made upon it. E C Sanderson, dean of the school, Is really its originator and has labored indefatlgablv for its uinwu tu. m . . X U sobooi has a complete ouurse of bible study, and Is a distinot and separate Institution. Its studenia. hn,.. avail themselves of many of the Mtl HoMa.T branohes tauKht at the University of Peroen'ge of thUla OKirnn muHwl In Ihl. n . Deonlt? uWk, ... w..,. I1UD ui worK, A correspondence course is also carried on, aud through It many are sturivin,. the bible systematically. The faculty the "ntbluklng peopi?,1 at present Includes E O Sanderson, warrn". wheo m, Hn Mn.lnn T. D I... . ' WlllnKAn '""Hi dean. Morton L. Rose. Ienfi,rr i ., torlal tlieology and p actlcal methods oronurcn work. David C Kellems, principal of the ecnool nf oratory and assistant In hotntletics. John Hand stiber, instructor in missionary history and biography, Harrv Ben ton. in structor in the correspondence bible course. ibe baccaleaurate sermon will be delivered at the Christian church tomorrow morning at 11 a. m by Dean Sanderson, after which will follow the ordination of the following young men to the ralnlstry: W T Matlock, E F Beaudreau, John J Handsaker, E M Patterson, Harry neutuu, r su dlimglon. Monday night at the Christian cburob tbe graduating exercises will be held, and degrees oonferred, Presi dent P L Campbell, of the Mnnmnnil, normal school, will deliver the address before the graduating class. Degrees win rje conrerred as follows. Bachelor or Divinity, GSO Humbert: Knnli.i, Bible Course, L D Green, Mrs Claru G Esson, Mies Margaret Daisley, MiHs Mary Daisley. Harrv Benton. Dean E C Sanderson, whose work is always in the nature ol a benefit to the institution of which he is the head will leave June 8, on a trip to the Holy muuB. u,n route be will attend the meetlug of the world's Endeavor Con ventiou at London, will make a short stay in Franca, and then go to Palestiue aud through Egypt, spending about three mouths iu etudy which will prove of much value in his ora. A Warning. voters, beware of statements to the effect that any candidate on the Clti aeus' ticket is being traded off in order to help any other candidate. All suob statements are false, and are circulated by utiBcupulms politicians in the hope of deceiving you. There are no traitors on the Citizens' ticket. They are all true blue. Goddess of Liberty Contest. The Goddess of Liberty votinff con test opened yesterday and will attract "" irom our people for the next three weeks. Juduini? bv th Inter, t laueu last year the friends of the contestants will make a warm flaht for their favorite. Votl nir nliinpa hnvo ueen established at each drug store I the city, and the vote wilt hB nuiim, each day. Followl DO la I hn viiIa i yesterday: MlseDollie Ankenv 7Q Miss Ada Hendricks '. 43 Miss Carrie Paine 25 MUs Lottie Waller " mIbs Madge Buttee ones Lizzie Griffin .. Miss Maude DensmnrA Miss Editn Hoffman ... Mits Jessie Gilstrap General Weaver. Geueral J B Weaver tDoke at Elmlra yesterday afternoon, and the event was celebrated by a picnic. A larce orowd woe present. The distinguished ci izen was met at the bridire hv the crowd and the band, n piiArnl WpftVAF alighted and walked from theie to me ptcnlo grounds. A basket dinner was served on tnhlpa nw inn rt long. The address was olonosnt and forceful for the rlehts nf the neonle and goid government. General Weaver sookenl. the Anurt house in tblscitv Itst uiaht. A larire crowd attended and his masterly stbtenieut of conditions was received WilU enthusia-m SKOOlDBfig Has Ao flnH in n um4 AISlll! posed to receive tis ' K services. .r. !e.'75Pw thecoma .;,"M.tl"kJ Heouirbt (a k. ' 10 sioni. .. . " Nil,' portion of lb, ZSl mntb extra p.,,'" records." a-V. records.- I7r ." Mti. allo,ZS ill naV Ana n . 8 an act that .""s -uvuig DtMiI i" year irom the Ui.'1 the last uisd to Premium. Hs 'hat people a .,'. 'Soapitsj,! . m pre.uluui for them. ZZ 1,1 for himself andUkatlikM? dvawsgs of "", ota. to tbe only his clutches. To remedy all th,, Millioru for clerk, fl, cniiu "i J County CanJiiau Ihe county ouidifo. H afternoon to a Rood mrtii, east park. Hon R It sw an excellent ipeedi. HknJ olaw unirenitjKtu) ,ule. nuifwl,,, principally of wunlj M matters. LT Harris wm the olber He was in good voice uj principally od nitlooil ilm Both the gentlemen vi im previous. 'umber Land Foi ial acres of nooi fir ud dm mile from w mill, Lejp runs tnrough land. Inqilnt iieisner, Ax Billy's n Oregon. CASTOR! I'or Infants ud The Kind You Have Ahnjtli Bears the Signature of ( flaw A llanrlannn Ufa Embalmers. Cor. Willi H 5ay! Did you V know... THB JEWEU- Had just rewlroi n Wl SILVER BEACBW. NATIVE 80X3 Enj LADIES ANDGKB B"0ACHE3,SCAKFfl Fin. WtcllHIW,,' WLCopP !0 Kugeno Keal EiUU hi1 Lee's Barber SW ChriniMBlli Ninth StW- r-: .lMMtlhWOi11" m.t All klndf oltonMa"" FnnnnR Livemai Jl KIT MR f New HrnMjDH Compete"""' WillimetW u& 1M T.l.ohons MIM- Cycyling a I TS I i.l-MMlt ,ihl. ""T-aS f r li ft IU Whlrtt Tfc W the tr'0' , n W" F. L
