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i " MWIWWWmwtMHtMwW t(,MM -. t IV Hi PAGE TWO MEDJfOBl) MAlfj TlllBUMW. MKDTOKI) OHIiOON, WMDNKSKAY. MARCH 17. Iln jmprspirjr if :. jgj. I I !' . ' . '?' !- I i i Hf- a rl I BS '. '-, 8r v y IOCAL AND PERSONAL Farmers are wnrnod to look out for potato faklra roIHur seed pota toes At- $2. fin to ?.t 00 n bushel un dor projnlPo t'hhf tho' salesman will return In tho fall ami jmy JSper ton more than ifib nJhtktjt price. In the Willrimotfo ,vplllyUuWn.' cbnlracts havo boon mado to thlfv effect, and wlion tho potntoo6s arrived, sotno have been found wprthtos, nil ordinary. No bond was HlvW to hold tho Con tract and tlio ttclihnin in evidently ono to unload at fancy flfeurcs, poor Mock. H , .1( , .MnUlsli liata ritlfbo M. M. Store. 309 Jasper Miller, voleran school mas ter and well known throughout Jack son county, left Wednesday after noon for Tucson, Arltonn, where he duns' a desert claim and expects to resldo In tho future. Wo have n particularly good line of tailored hats at moderate prices. Mlsgp Lonsbury and Scmon nt tho M. M, department store. 309 Pctor S. Stccustrup, formerly pro prietor of tho Pacific Motor Supply Co., now South American agent for tho Hupmobllo, writes from tho Pana ma canal sending greetings to Mod ford frlentlB. Don't fall to nee tho , Keystono comedy pictures every night at It Theater. A tramp, southbound. Tuesday night stolo Mobg HarkduU'a overcoat from his auto. Tho same tramp and his pal nro alto accused of eating a meal in a Front street restaurant and walking out without seeing tho cash ier. Tho pair eluded tho polico who wcro hot on their trail by boarding a freight train and getting out of town. Kodak finishing and supplies nt Weston's Camera Shop. Opposite Dook Store. O. C. King of this city spent Tues day in Grants Pasa attending to bus iness matters. Flro .Insurance C. Y. Tcngwald. '..?M 318 Mining Enginoer W. A. Burr of Jack&onvllcl has been awarded tho planB (for the establishment of a cyautdcj plant for tho Hammond Min ing company at Gallcc, Josephine county. Mr. Burr has more dhls family to Grants Puss. See Shapleigh Hardware Co., for fishing tackle, especially tho boys. Attorney II. D. Norton of Grants Pass returned to his homo after spending a couple of days at Jack sonville attending to legal matters. Joliri Gregory of Watklns, Oregon, is spending a few days in tho city attending to business matters. Tho season at its best for Columbia river smelts, 6c a pound. Medford Fish & Poultry Market. 310 At a meeting of tho Drama League bold1 it the Public Library Tuesday afternoon, It was decided to givo amateur plays in this city during the season to stimulato Interest In drama. Tho annual meeting of tho Drama Lcaguo will i)0 held April C, at 7:30 p. in., when officers for tho year will bo elected and committee re ports read. Wheu your feot hurt don't try to put up with It. Havo thorn cared for by a skilled Marlnello operator. The comfort It brings is worth many times the cost of treatment. Tho Marlnel lo Hair Shop. Cora E. Utley, 407 Garnctt-Corey building. tf Raymond Uelgo and Mabel Pullen, who disappeared from this city last Sunday wero located at Talent Tues day ufternoon, and the couplo will bo married, parental consent being granted. Mrs. Jess Pullen, mother of tho girl, left last night for her homo in Northern California. Got ft at De Voe'i Co'untV Commissioners Frank II. Madden and W. C. Leover left last night for Salem to discuss with tho Btnto highway commission matters portalning to the early completion of tho Siskiyou division of tho Pacific Highway. A great majority of persons af flicted with eczema have no other ailment, which is accepted as proof that eczema is purely a skin dlscaso. Mprjtol Eczema Homed is recom mended especially for eczema and diseases of tho skin, If you are af flicted wjth this terrible disease wo ask you to usu this remedy on our guarantee. Prlcos COo and $1;0Q. Agents HnsUIna drug store, tf Tho track. teqinQf tliojHIgh school will 'bo(gln'ttyct ieejc the tyork'of trafning, for tjiq,prlng meets. Papering nnd painting, Phono This bolng the 17th of Ireland, tho green in varlod decorations is bolng worn by all good Irishmen Jn this section, Tho season at its best for Columbia river salmon, Co a pound. Medford Ffah & Poultry Market, 310 A, B, Sallng leaves In a few days for Arizona where he will make his .future ome. tony CaiueriifSlrap, Opposite Book HN. , J ' 4 Jack F. Merrill of Gold Hill Is spending tho day In Medford sit ing frlonds and attending to business mrttltcrs. Auto Insuranco. C. Y, Tcngwald. 31& P. D. Wadded of Climax was a business visitor In Medford Tuesday II. 12. Pyo or Chlco, Cal., Is spend ing a few days In the clt yand valley attending to business matters. Everything In tho way of fish at tho Medford Fish & Poultry Market. 310 A. n. Cornell of Grants Vats spoilt Tuesday In Medford on business. Havo your lawn mower sharpened by J. Mitchell, phono 320-J. tf II. L. Swlhart of Derby spent Tues day In Mottfofd visiting friends and transacting business. Matinee, tho Tago today. James Cotter of Eagle Point spent Tuesday afternoon In this city on business. Sweet cider at Do Voel. J E. Lawanco of Ashland was in the city Tuesday afternoon on busi ness matters. For better Insurance, see Holmos, tho Insuranco Man. Miss Inn Cochran has rcturnod from n short visit with friends and relatives at Itoseburg. Uct ycur nutter, cream, milk and butter-milk, at Do VooV W. It. Thompson of Salem is spend ing tho week In the city and valley attending to business matters. Early cabbage and cauliflower plantu ready March 1st. Orders also taken for all kinds of vegetable plants. Maddox & Bonncy, phono S7-K. 310 Rain began falling over tho Roguo River valley this afternoon giving promise of a substantial fall. Tho prcclpltatfdri Is fr6m the north ac companied by a warm wind, and If It Is of any duration and amount will mean thousands of dollars to tho farmers and fruitgrowers. Tho last week the snow has melted rapidly In tho mountains, causing slight rises In the streams. Papering and painting. Phono GI4-M. Deputy Sheriff Wilson spent Tues day afternoon and eenlng In Med ford on business. Montgomery House, 141 North Fir street. Best meals in the city, 25c. 30C Arthur C. Burgess and Frank Bur gess, advance men for tho Andrew Opera company, left tho first of the week for Redding and other North ern California points arranging tor tho appearance of the. company In "Martha." Tho mal ncompany will leavo the last of this week to fill their first California engagement. See Dave Wood aoout that fire In urance policy. Office Mail Tribune Bldg. Shorty Miles loft Tuesday evening on a Jluntlng trip in tho northern part of tho county. Prismatic Ray has accomplished the most wonderful results In scalp trou ble; used only in connection with Marlnello treatments. Try It for tailing hair. Marlnello Hair Shop, 407 Garnott-Coroy Bldg. Rex Lampraan, formerly editor of tho Gold Hill News, now of tho Port land Journal, whoso poetic effusions nro well known to residents of the Roguo River valley, Is now n regular contributor "to tho Poet's Corner of tho Now York Sun, Montgomery House-, 141 North Fir street. Best meals in the city, 25c. 30C H, L. Simpson of San Francisco, assistant manager of the Pacific coast agency of tho Now Hampshire Fire Insuranco company, spent the day in tho city with tho local agent, O. N. Nelson. Mr. Simpson continued bis trip northward on tho afternoon train, and will visit Washington, Montana and Yellowstone Park. He roports the buslnoss conditions to be good In all his extensive territory. J. O. Gerklng, the best all around photographer in southern Oregon. Always reliable. Negatives made any. whore, tlmo or place. Studio 228 Main St. Phone 320-J. A. C. Howlotts, of Eagle Point' Is hi tho city today visiting friends and receiving congratulations on his 83rd birthday, which ho celebrated Tues day. Mr. Howlettu Is author of tho Eagle Point Eaglets published In this paper, and one of ilio best known cit izens of the county. Saturday tujihl. Murphy was victor ious in litilli unities t lie xooro licini;: Gills '-MS: hoys, .:j. .Miss Jennie Thurston in returned fo Mcdtotil. Mr. and Mrs. Oconjo llvrriolt nnd family spent the Inst pint of the week with her pit rents iicitr Murphy. llioy nl-o visited m (mints Puss, W. It, MoDniiiol was a visitor in Jacksonville (mo day InsSt week. Gertie Moo spent Saturday liijjht with Josie Wricht. lfcrmtiu Offqntifu'lier ami Juntos O'Hrien were visitors, in tho oily one day Inst week Mr. Chester Kuhli nnd daughter, Lornn, were visitors oC .Mrs. Nancy I'eruiill Sunday. lientrioe O'Hrien wns a visitor of Edith Kuhli over Sunday. William Cameron nlid son, Har vey, vveie visitors nt tho Kuhli homo Sunday. J. A. O'Hrien mul fnmily wero vis itors of Mr. nnd Mrs. John Offon luiehor Sundny eveninf. Tho schoolboys huskotbult tonni were uVft'titetl last Saturday night hy tho Talent team to tho luuo of 1(1-15. John Permit! vvns a business vis itor nt As-hlnnd ono day Inst week. link Fields ol Lrovolt purohnsod n now lord oar recently. ftM. .. . . I . t .1 t. . . i no junior uasKoinaii loam litis just received their suits. . Swnt the flies! "Mrs. S. IT. Wright liel at lite homo of her daughter, Mrs. Molly Simpson. nt Unzxly, near Portland, on Mnroli (I. She had liocn ill for n lomr time. Imvinjr hern confined to her room for the past three years. Mrs. Wright was well known in this community, having lived here six years with her son, W. P. Wricht. She Itnvos four children -I.uko Wright of Portland, Molly Simpson of Grizzley, George Wright of Lnkovievv nnd W. P. Wright of thH place. Charley Meo and his sister, Gert rudo, drove to Grants Pass Saturday, returning in time for tho basketball games and dance nt Murphy L. M. Houcher ami familv have moved to their now homo near John PernoH's store. Kvervbody is invited to attend the dance at the socialist hall March 27. Extra good music will bo provided. Eva Jordon, who was injured by n all, has returned home from Grants J'nsg, where he bus boon for the past few days. J. I). Mickic, dniry and food com- AUSTRIAN LAI TURNED IN BATTLE IN DEEP SNOW 1'KTKlH.ilfAI), .March 17. in tlio Carpathians the ltusiuw appear to have boon huooossI'uI In turning tlio Austrian light flank south of Slim ishiu, in a spei'laoular hattlc. Half buried in snow, which in places wy over the heads or tho combatants, tho Russians rushed tho Austrian for tifications near tho village of Tarn ovvicc. Abandoning the ciitomnrv military formations, thoy scrambled as best they could thtoiigli the drifts, sometimes strung out in Indian file, sometimes almost losing touch with each other, lliov suoooeioi, How ever, in reaching Ihc fortifications in uftiolcntly good order to take tho AustrintiR by fihrprUo and possess themselves ot the stronghold in a short time, capturing u largo number of prisoners and guns. This movement was followed bv a general flanking operation which drove tho Aus'trians from the Dnies ter. The Itusslnns now hope to expel their opponenls from East Galieia. An encounter of cqiinl strategic im portance ooeuned between the I'r.sok Pass and Turku, in Onlicin. to the north of the pass, in which the Rus sians captured trenches and (.ciod railrond communications. PONTIFF RECEIVES BELGIAN MINISTER ROME, Match 17- Huron van den llouvol, newly appointed llulglnu mln Istor to tho vatlcnn, ptesnntnd bin etellentlnls today to l'opo llonmllet, who received him In tho throne room, surrounded by tlio pnpnl court. Unron mi den lleuvol delivered an address In which ho omphaslxcd tho loyalty of the Roman Cnthollrs ot llolgluni and said ho felt certain of tho assistance of tho Holy See la nt tatntng "tho ultimate triumph or tho rights of Belgium.' Tho Pope re sponded with flNprossluns of sollrltudn for tho wolfuro of all his children nnd pledged his untiring efforts to diminish tho suffering occasioned hy the war and to hasten Its end. ALL STOCK BRANDS FOREST FIRES RAGING missioner, was here Thursday and Friday insjweting- the Valley l'ndo creamery. Mr. Micklo states that he found everything in first-class con dition. He spoke cHccially of the neatness and sanitary condition of the institution. I. B. Zicrner, deputy commissioner, accompanied Mr. Mickic. They staid ut tbu Hose hpuse over night, relum ing by stngo Friday. Fred Offenbncher nnd Chester Kuhli went up Hishop crock after rt steer belonging to George Kohlhngen of Hoseburg. It escaped from tho rest of the herd while taking to the city to bo shipped. .Mr. and Mrs. Johu Offonbacher were in Mdford a few hours Satur day. Mr. Drown, the county surveyor, was out hero Friday and Saturday surveying some lines for Mr. Wright. While out here Mr. Brown visited Mr. Hansen, returning to Medford Satur day evening. MATCH CANCELLED -NEW YORIC. March 17. The Now York state boxing commission today ordered tho ten round bout between Poung Ahoarn nnd Eddie Mcdoorty, scheduled for Friday night nt a local boxing club, cancelled. The action was taken as tho result of a previous contract exhibit by the promoters of a rival club, which showed that Ahcarn.had agreed to box before that club on Saturday night nnd had fur ther agreed not to engngo In n con test previous to that date. I imranF I CONSCIENCE RECTOR SLAYS GIRL AND COMMITS SUICIDE MIAMI, Fin., Murch 17. Kev. Wil liam Alfred Tucker, rector of St. Ag nes' Episcopal church here, todav shot and killed Harriet Delnney, a member of bis church, nnd then com mitted suicide. Tucker yesterday wns bound over to the federal cotirt under 20f)0 bond on n elmrge of scudinc obsceno literature through tho mails. When1 arraigned on the chnrgn of violutuifj the postnl law, Tucker waiv ed preliminary examination and wns released on bail furnished by mem bers (if bis congregation. It was charged be sent letters dnt contain ing objccfionnblo matter tp Mis Delnney. TO MARRY AGAIN LKXIXOTOx, Ky., March 17. A report touched here today Hint forest fires arc raging in the mountains of Hike county, in the eastern part of the slate and that many tbousuuds of dollars' woith of timber bus been de stioyed. Deputy Tinted Slates mat1 sbals with bloodhounds have gone to Pil.e county in response to a tepoit that the fire is of iacendinry origin. TO BE LABELLED County Clot It Gardner received. In structions this inornln't from Horre tary of .State Olcott nt Htiloiu that nf ttir April 1st, all iitorlt biamlH must bo legislated with the slate vofeil uitrlnn, Instead of tho county olorl., as at piosoiit. This changii Is em bodied In a bill passed ut the lust ses sion of tho legislature. In the umIkIi hoi hood of 300 owners of stock In Jnekson county nio nffouted by the chitngo. The county rlerlt wns also notified to strike from the reglstintUni !ooU all voters not nnturallxoil cltlneuH. At tho iHRt election a law vvus passed di'iivlng the vote to uiiitntuiallxml cttliotiH. Pi to thn tttmo declara tion of Intention!! to hcrouio cltlreus entitled them to li Vote, Provision Is in u do for the re-n glsterlng, If they kIiicu have heroine citizens, VOLUNTEER E NEWARK, N. J.. March 17, Rob ort Fitzslmmons, formerly heavy weight champion, applied for a mar riage license at tho city hall hore yes terday, announcing that on Satur day he Intended to marry Mrs. Temo Slmomln, divorced wlfo of Henry Slmomln of Portland, Ore. As Fitz slmmons did not havo n certificate of his own d Ivor co tho clerk refused to grant the license until It was pro duced. Fitzslmmons said ho would return with the ovldonco lator. He was. accompanied by a young woman. Fitzslmmons lives In Dunollon, N, J. Ho Is 53 years of ago and his flanco Is 28. WASHINGTON:, March 17. Am bassador Morgcnthnti at Constanti nople cabled tho state department to day that the Turkish piverniiieiit bad given him assurances that uvory pre lection would be given non-combat-ants in Turkey during the wnr. Mr. Morgcuthnu had madu representa tions on liehulf of foreigners to the porte on instructions from the Amor ieau government. FEW AMERICANS VISIT CAPITAL NF GERMANY HEHI.IN, March 17.-- The war has, of course, resulted in a very notice able reduction ut the ntiirbor of Americans visiting Hcrlm. For in stance, the records xhou t'mt 1.10 transient Americans registered in the capital during the month of February. Morltol lUienmatUm Powders. Tho unusually large snlo or this remedy is the host dvldonco wo could offer you to provo Its merit. It Is mado of effective IngTcdlonts. and Is guaranteed to gIVo permanent re lief for rheumatism, Wo will gladly show you tho formula and explain its merits to you. JOonl agents prices Cue and 1.00. Buskins' drug store. tf. school Church was held nt the house Sunday, Mm eh J 4. Mario Mclveo of Hogue, River Iiuh been visiting friends Tmd relatives on. Applcgato nnd Huch. Mr. und Mrs1. W. A. Wheeler took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. W. Meo Sunday. Mrs. Louden lias been visiting nt the Pernoll home for tho past few weeks. Mr. nnd Mrs. Zimmerman left for their new homo near Spokane, Wash., Inst Tuesday. If. DeArmond mid family spent tho week'? eiid with her parents, Mr. and Mrjs, ,DeilBonr on" jVppIegate, Tio Applegate boys ami girls played, basketbull with Murphy last SUSTAINED BY COURT DENVER, Colo., March 17. Judge Ira Rothgerber in the county court today ordered the executors of tho estate of Rufus ("Potato") Clark to pay the United States district at torney, will receive tho nionoy for the government. Clark, who died In 1009 leaving an cstato estimated at C00,000 ho rjueathod $3500 to tho government explaining that In 1803 he had knowledge that a man defrauded the government to that extent. Ho did not teport tlio fraud and thorerpre folt himself under obligations to re imburse tho United Stutos. TOO liATK TO CLAHBIF. FOR EXCHAMJE'Wrad 2 wagon good condition, now body. Phone evenings 778-J. 311 LOST A black muff on G-enova street. Ploaso roturn to Mrs. II. C. Kentnor for reward. 307 FOR RENT Modern furnished bun galow, wator rent padl. Phono 13-X. FOR SALE Mo'dluhi Weight automo bile, runabout body, npw rear tires, host cash offer this month will take It. Address P. O. box 207, Medford. oVo. POSITIVE PROOF Should Convince Ihc Giv.itcst Skeptic in Mcilf.inl Because It'a tho evidence of a .Med ford citizen. Testimony easily Investigated. The strongest endorsement of merit. Tho best proof. Read It: Mrs. William Charley, 305 North Orao St., Medford, says: "I had much pain In tho small of my back and sometimes I could hardly bend or straighten. At night tho troubln bothered mo, too, and often I couldn't sleep. I tried plasters und liniments, hut nothing helped mo. When al most discouraged, 1 heard of Donn's Kidney Pills, in less than two weeks after I began taking them, 1 felt bet ter. Four boxes of Doan's Kidney PIIIh mado mo well." (Statement given Sept. II, 1007.) OVER FIVE YEARS LATER Mrs, Charley bald, "( have had no kidney trouble since Donn's Kidney Pills freed mo of It." Prlco 50c, at all dealers, Don't simply nsk for u kldnoy remedy got Doan's Kidney Pills tho samo that MrH. Churley had.' FoHtor-Mllhurn Co., Props., Iluffnlo, N. Y.Adv. FOR RENT CIoho in four room houso ono block south of park, good soil for garden, G per month with city water pald. Address P, O. box 207, Medford, ,Oro. WHEN YOU THINK OF TIRES THINK OF GATES FIGURES COUNT Doforo you havo vchlclo equipped with rubbor tiros, auto wheels or bod IcH built or repaired, or any kind of wagon work done It will pay you to figure with BILLINGS Wagdn Carriage and Auto Works Ho has had 22 year's cxpoilonco In bis lino and guarantes hfu work. Corner ltlvtu-sldo ud Eighth N'UWPOHT NI'.WS. Vii., Match 17. ('harh"i Frank nnd Hohoit Hoggc, former iiit'inln'm id' the American sail ing ship William P. Fr.ve, sunk in tho South Atlantic bv the (leituaii uiimI iary ciuicr Prin. Kiticl rriedricb, nnd who wore said lo be held on the cruiser ngainst their will for niibt'"v service, made a deposition lodav de nying that they wcro being held i'uie- ibly. The men said they eoiwidercd themselves refugees fioiu a sinking ship, subject to inililiirv service uti dor the (Jcrmnti flag, which fhey vveie willing to perform. . !'iuri- "liFJJ iv THOUGHT SHE I30IIL0 HOT LIVE Restore to Health by Lydin E. Pinklmm'fl Veaciublo Cainpounil. Unlonvl"', Mo. -"I imfiVed from a female trouble tint! I p.ot owak that 1 re&SU,,.l. i ni tho (hior with. W&S out hold In ft o to l.lHIIOtllllllf. I hud nu'VQim spoils and lay Ayron would crainn and mj fnen would iltnw, slid t could not iNwk, nor sliN-ptodonuyiprnd, had no appllt",and overyone tlwuirlit I would not live. Home one advised m to tike LyiUn 12. Iliikhniu'tt VegetabU' ('itiiMiund, I vu taktu so much medicine and my doctor viitd ho could (h) in" iioi;ikmUo I told my husband he inlcht ct me n bottle nnd f would try It. lly tho time I hud taken It I felt bettor. I rontliuiwl lUiwu.tiihl now I am well and strong. "I havo always recommended your medicine over since I vviw so wonder fully benelltt'Hl by It und I 1ioh thl.i letter will Im the mennn of snvlnj; sonio other iHMir woman from nuuVrinK." Mm. M.vtmiA SiiAVijY, Ilox JM4, Unlunvlllo, Missouri. Tho mnkerH of l.ydhi U. PInhhnm'i Vcgotable Coinpoutul have thoiuiiudsof such lot torn us that bIkivo thoy toll tho truth, else thoy could not have Ikhui obtnlnvd for love or money. This iikhI icino is no strniiKor ll him stooil tho test for yours. If there are any ronipltentloni yen do nnt untlrntniid nrllo to l.vdln I PIiiLhnm .Mrdlrlun Co. (ronlliliutint) Lynii.M bni. our let lor o 111 be opened, rend and nu hoc red by a iionuiii mid held 111 strict conlldcucc. Hi ".ilTTtl t r.ienw'" , I li-ffiiS Mir 10 lMuiW) Smokers of Turkish Trophies ClgcrUtcs fifteen years ago uro smoker of Turkish Trophies Cigarettes today I enJlpjiunGpntlelttAiylrU F.viri Pound of DAISY cciniu'i'' lluttci' li mii'le front lackson fjkninty CrMin nt our rcor u Myrlflrd Thai Is wh It has ihnt notHhhr pinllt), ' The White Velvet IlijCrcnm Co. . .Mi'dfuiil, $f II. I. Van (.'lldcr K, II. ltauiitaii 1'. H. Vim (Hitler Get the Education Worth While !earn To Do Things Which Have a Meno Hurtling Vnltio Thu) are thoroughly taught at tho Medford Commercial College "Tho Hchuoi That Tralim for IhmlncM nnd for Mfo." Unroll Now. HcsKloiinThrouKhout the Yoar DM and livening. til .V. UnipoSt., .Mctlfotil, Ore. I'liouo ir,.f, ALFALFA SEED THE CROP WITH DOLLARS BEHIND IT Our ntock ot IIiIh need Ih unlimited In (pinullty and Ih Hiiperlor to all lu quality, it will pay vou to got our prlucft boforo you pluiu your oi dor elHowhoro. Hvory pound or homI In Umted for germina tion and purity nnd tlio test Wo represent to you Ih not flctlloiiM. Wo nlHo have to offer xolcclod graded of nil field soilu and iiuiko a bid for your valued imtronnge. MONARCH SEED & FE ED CO. !H7 K, MAIXKT, Owing to the lower ptke of lumber nd the added induce ment of keeping eur men employed dun'ng tlio winter inontlu, we make the following rernoiktblo teduiAiont In doom No.l,$U06-PanlDoor R-duccd QX 1Q No.2,$l,10C-PanalDoor (lor I'aintintf) Reduced to 90c Quality JuSt as Good as Ever Our euilomfcM Aie litAv i.titHI T. H. 1 . .1 laraeA dueclp.conigrnrf Sadi. Duorand Mill Wwk felwy in Nouhwefl. You will find lir,e lha Lirit valuri in inleilor Inm. tyo kii wijrwie, tiiio anwneie, AiK lor (.ntnlotfNo. WV.lf nii-riiVminrii mm &M