THE SALEM CAPIT X .TOUBNAL. SAI.EM. OHEOON. FRIDAY. JAWW 5. tP1i.
PAGE FIVE.
ALLIED TRENCHES
NEAR NIEUPORT
(Controlled From Page One.)
troop west of Warsaw have captured
IKHJO Russians, ilicli.ilinjj; 26 officers,
during tho past tour ilays' fighting.
The Hussions are making a furious
rountor attack, but without result. Ef
forts of tiie Slavs to re-capture posi
tions lost to tho Ucrninns east of Boll-
maw were met by a heavy artillery lire
and repulsed.
Thera are many indications that tho Hay. timothy, per ton $12
Ktiasinns are trying to resume the of-K'lover, per ton $8.50(a)9
tensive in Hast l'riimin, near Tilsit. Oata and vetch $10(a)U
.Strong attacks on the tiermnn positions 'Cheat $1)
nlong the Nieinon river are deelured to Wheat, per bushel $1.3.)
have been cherkod. bran, per ton
t THE MARKETS
Tha hog market today is stronger, the
priee showing an advance of half a cent
over yesterday's quotations.
The loeal price of wheat has advanced
to 1 .35 with all other food and mill
feed stuffs on a rising market.
There is no thango in tho loeal quo
tions of fruits and vegetables. The egg
market, that was expected to decline,
Is holding steady.
Local Wholesale Market.
MOTHER JONES AND JOHN D., JR., ARE
TO TALK OVER THE COLORADO STRIKE
Tha present fighting in Flanders is iShorta, per ton ..35..'3U
regarded as uniiuportiint. An isolated ! Oats, per bushel 50jDc
French attack on Perthes has been ro-1 Eggs aud Poultry.
pulsed. Klsewherc in the west mili- j liens, per pound lie
tary activities are confined to artillery l''ggs, cash, 2C'c; trade 27c
exchanges. jlioostcrs, old, per pound 8c
j Stags S!lc
Turks Mass Along Canal. Butter.
Atbens, Fob. .'). Tliirtv thousand' Btterfnt, per pound 29c
Turks have crossed the Hin'ai peninsula ' -'eil''ry butter, per pound 32c
huiI aro mas'siiiir uloinr the Suez (-ami: i . . Pork- Voal and Mutton.
between Port Said and .Sue., according' .""I"' m ,uot fliXI'Me
... ..,...i,-.i i,...-.. n,inv 1 ri, iiresscu
Th'i Moslems lire ilelavinu: their ireu-1 ca' dressed ...
eral advance against the British, pcud-'
ing the arrival of further reinforce-!
juaiita.
Pacific Coast Harbors
S(l,tle
. .tl'jc
(IV-'.e
- 5(nrVje
Spring lamb
Steers
Cows
Wethers 5U,
Ewes 4(aM'.e
Fruits.
(Vnnrrnii n..n1 OrO Til
n . p ....iv-a, i.ui:i p,6,JW.-i
uei Hppropr anon .", . .--.
' " Lemons, per b( $3jH)(n 1
. J I'ineapplcs, per lb 7c
Washington, Fell. 5. The senate eo n-j Apples, box 7fle(8$l.!i.
mitten on eommerce, in reporting out j Cranberries, barrel $11. fid
tho rivers anil harbors bill, increased i Florida grape fruit $4( 4.")0
ly $4,4R!t,30i) the amount carried by Dates, dromedary, case u M.2.")
tho measure as it passed the house, . Dates, Persian, lb SCmS'jc
making the total appropriations $:)8,- Tigs, per pack !)0c(a$1.50
f.27,880. ICoeoaauts, per dozen .7. $1
Among the increases recommended by, Kard Dates $1.(1(1
he senate committee is $."iiO,0()n fori Vegetables.
firays Harbor and bar entrance, Wash-1 l.'abbago, per lb $I.75fa2
ingtom, and for ninintenance of the Tomatoes, California ll.iiO
north jetty in that harbor. i Celery, per dozen .....4uSf)c
The senate committee also rceoin-j i.uttuce, crate $2
mended that surveys townrd improve
nicntB be added to those already au
thorized including t'oquelle bar and har
rier, Nehalem buy anil river, Port )r-
ford and Coliiinlnn sioiign, an in urc
Onions, per 100 pounds $1.50
Potatoes (Oregon), bushel 3S(o;4i)c
Mwet potatoes, crate $2.75
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MOTHER JO1$ . JOHrt O. ROCKEFELLER.
New York, Feb. 4. John D. linckefelicr, Jr. and Mother Jones nro sched
uled to meet in the former's office in the Standard Oil building. Thut ought
to be an interesting conference. Mother Jones was ouo of the lenders in the
Colorado strike trouble, for which she blamed young Mr. Hnckefeller. Both
wore witnesses before the federal commission oa industrial relations tind
they met in the room where the inquiry into greut foundations is being held.
When .Mr. liockefeller, Jr., entered the room he went at once to where Moth-
r Jones was sitting. "I wish you would come to see me uml give me nny
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$1 35 'information you have on the Colorado situation," he snid to the nged wo
'q jmnn. "Well, that's very nice of you, M'. Rockefeller " replied Mother Jones,
Caul if lowe-
Mruse s Snrmits
Ron, and Areata ciiujiucih, minimum string iiarne I.iel ' "l """v ""' ,t"" .,.. , ! i imn mi v.-
bay, California, ami Port Watson liar-1 Parsnips 1 ii,c ', ''rml1 wol,I(1 41,11 J'0"'"
bor. California. Artichokes ilUc I 11
' ',rniCT ' Eotall Price.
NAIiK KA llAKKhNj n'amery but er -.',K")40c
" r of inn ' 1 wncat $-'.ni((i 2.1(5
HA K ANY MAUIi:r'0,"' v"" '''2.
K T)'n f T, Jflr
DEPUTY SHERIFFS INDICTED
Kggs, per dozen 30c
Don't Stay Gray! Here's a Simple
Eeclpe that Anybody can Apply
with a Hair Brush.
Tho use of Page and Sulphur for re
storing faded, gray hair to its natural
'Sugar, per cwt. ..
$0.30
eolor dates back to grandmother's time, !$38.7
Portland Markets.
P.vtland, Ore., Feb. 5. Wheat Club.
$1.51; bluesteni, $1.55.
( lats Ao. 1 wmte feed, $3!l; ernv,
-ew llrunswii k, . J,, Feb. 5.
Twenly-six deputy sheriffs
who firi'd on a number of strik
ers at the fertilizer plant at
lioosevelt, N. J., recently, were
indicted today on charge of innr
dor
Hurley Feed, $35. ,
Hogs Host live, $7.35.
Prime steers, $7.i5((i)H; fancy cow,
$(1.(15; best calves, $7((iS.25; spring
lambs, $7(i8.
Mutter City creamery, 32c. i
Kggs Selected local extras, 24c. I
liens, llijf12e; broilers, MdrlOc;
gees", I lie.
Khe used it to keen her hair benutifully
dark, glossy and ubundnnt. Whenever
ler hair fell out or took on that dull,
laded or streaked appearance, this sim
ple mixture was applied with wonderful
nffec.t.
lint brewing at home Is mussy and
out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking lit
biiv drug store for a SO cent bottle of
' Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Hem-
fXe whiciwan bbXTupunVo ! Legislature Gives Rebuke
restore natural color and beamy to inc
hair and is splendid for dandruff, dry,
feverish, itchy scalp and falling hair.
A well -known downtown druggist
says it durkeus the hair so naturally
nn'd evenly that nobody can tell it has
been applied. Vou simply dampen n
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, taking one
strand at n time. lv morning the gray
hair disappears, and after another ap
plication or two, it becomes beautifully
dark, glossy, soft and abundant. Local
agent J. 0. Perry.
:;
May Be Kidnapper
Tacomn, Wash., Feb. 4. Portland po-1
lice officers are on their nay to Ta-!
k coma today to return Mrs. l.urllu Dunn. I
a bride of two weeks, tn the Oregon'
citv. where she will bo tried for k '
All of the indicted men miiiiiiL' the five months nld ibiuehler
are in custody. . f Mrs. Kinnin Johnson. j
Of the strikers who were fired sk Mrs. Dunn was arrested here last.
011, two died bller. niuht nil tideirrnidiii .iulvlei.s frnni I'm! .'
lliuid. She deelured in the citv iail to
H dev Hint she killllimcd the ehilil A
'cording to the storv she told the po-
IRRIGATION RIII -NI'B' wns married here Jun
iniMUrtllUn Dilill aiv 12. havinir been rried twlee be.
(Continued from Page One.) : f. jn prtland. She gives her nge ns
: 1 : hi.
ion .ippropnntioii of $100(1 lor tno pur-! nlie said that Mis. Johnson Jind left
cliase of S-! 0 acres of hind adjacent the bnliy with her tn take cure of hile
. - in,- suue le lli'll 1 iv. w e e 11 IT 111 . i ....... .,n ,-M,- rns
lO DOard Ol LUrriCUla A X1- t citv, mid lor the "ll0 notified the mother that she was
piirehave of wnieh former (lovernor 1 ning to Ta in nith the child and
The 2Hth session of the legislature 1 W,Mt 'y" ''i"!'"'""' "te Ihrco years Jhut no ol.jecti.iu was mdo at that
t i occasion to rebuke the board of ''cpudiiitod , ,e same hist Sep- Kmc.
higher curricula when by the action of wlu'" '' ""I'''1 to meet the nolo. -
the house yesterday afternoon in the ! 1 '"' ; '!!"' !"',',""s ''
adoption of semite joint resolution 17. i'T ,lK'""l,"ll county delegation ,.',,
registered a kick against the present , Z, VTT" ?1 HISTORICAL
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walnut experiment station, and this will sk
The Capital Journal has just received a new shipment
of the "World at War" atlases. They are of a later and
revised edition and consist of 24 large, highly-illustrated
pages, printed on heavy enameled book.
The atlas contains splendid colored maps of all the
warring countries, with routes of - travel and railroad
lines; many tables of army and navy and general statis
ticsin fact, the work is a complete ready-reference li
brary for students of the great war. It is a book which
would ordinarily sell for $1.00 or $1.50, but we are having
them made up in large lots and buy them at a price which
allows us to give them away to subscribers on very easy
conditions.
All who pay three months subscription, aid or new, back
subscription or in advance, in case their paper is delivered
by carrier, will receive one of these atlases free. All mail
subscribers, old or new, who pay a year's subscription
($:.00), either back subscription or in advance, will also
be entitled to receive an atlas without extra charge.
This is the most liberal offer the Capital Journal has
ever made.
course of study in effect ill the publii
schools of the state and instructed the
state school superintendent to revise
and simplify the same in order to pro
mote more efficiency in the public
school system "'to the end that eve
j pupil mliy be more thoroughly and ef-1
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1 1)14 A 1. THICK ttANCII, also well
HdHptfd for iinullry, linns "i liKtit
dairy; 1!7 ncvi.s: III noes In culti
vi.lion; runnlnK wnt i for imita
tion; Brevity srln(t water with
fine lorce for liniiiM' end nil uses
fur which It limy he needed; mod
ern 7-roinn house: dnuhltt I Ire
plnee; plenty "f wood; henrlnif
ocehnrd, Fume slni.ll fruit. Worlh
Ji.',00. Ilwller Wishes In sell (ulel(
rnc $r,r.no. Will tnft ileslrnhle
lniildiiiK lols In Snleni fur tmrt.
Kiiunre rienl Uenlty I'mupiiny. II.
M. Ilnnk lildu.. I'lmne 470. Knleni.
fieiently tniight." The resolution pass-
also lull by the wayside by indefinite;
postponement. Also the claim of Miss'
KM u Kllefsou for $d(l(l damages sustain-1 (By Albert Tozior.)
cd tliiouuh an iniurv while enihloved nt The members of the house who did
the insane anvluiu in November' IIM.'I. I ll"ow tlll! James S. Slewiiit,
has been turned down bv the commit-
cd the house by the bnro majority of
!tvo votes and the responsibility of
tee, '.ml Heireseiitntive Allen a bill ask- H,'"t of Win
nie live wire limn rossil, the coiintv
oinity, iiae exnres'-cd
ing for $1.1,0110 to iiiiv the expenses of,Mrprin that llns country editor "ins
!..... .. ... . .. ' Vf ,,t uu i t. i . u
i .. . , ,, ., ,, .i.i.iii mi i in', in., in. uie if euou .a-i " " i ""I"'.! i ,.iin
I'.doiitiiiL' n " more practicable" course . . . " .. . I..1.111,,. ,1 ..
11 ( , , . . ..... ... .1.011:11 i.uarii 101 two years, will he " ", n.'-n.. . nc wine.
tarn Jiocssiriiafflanaimni!
'Oiiling to the same rep.ivt. Ihete!
li.ililil sheep and lambs in .Marion!
Many Cattle Tested In
Marion County Past Year " In I lie !tiito ol' Uncoil, nrford iutC to
11 HvcshM'h vHlujitinti iititl criiMm tul.i'ii
lurinj; tin- it v.ir, 1 0 1 U 'Hlt1o hnvo in April, IHN, thno wciu Is4,.'i(i .lniry
MEXICAN STEAMER ASHORE.
Hit ii lieno( Oil., Fob. 5. Tho .Ufxirun
I. ; . i '. j,.,. ;.. i in h 'i',.
ii HvcdhH'k VHluatinii uml rriiMm tul.i'iii ' . ' , ' , ' . ,i ,,'.. m .
been given the tuberculin test in the , ,,,ws , the stale will, an average value " - ' ''""' '
eouii.v or Million, aecoriling to the,f 70..-H, ,.,,,-h. The average price at ! "j'1"1 ) '"l? '-on ' V'""' 1
,,,,, bienuia,, rep,,,,,, f I he " " "! ' ' ' ' " "'t adinH
Of .Vis number, Will weie puss Six-; ' ll"1' ''"'w n "'"
teen noises were tesled for inallieii ami S people would rather die a nut- 1 r " '
all ,veie passed. 1 uml death Hum send for a, doelor. I Ibrty politics begets dirty strcelf,.
i school is up to Superintend)
J ! The house also adopted
fi memorial No. 7, re.piestini
of these Hues luiows of some of Mepre
.or two years,
...; ..I.. ,.,. .: :
icnn liurcnil u ll 1 .I.: sent'inve HI, .nut V ,.,,, I , I
ted house loiut , :M ... t )i h,.;.,, h; .i, n,. n,
reipiesting the sccre- : .,7 '".. " ' " . ' " " ". ' ."' " ' ,.' ,,, , , ?, .." I ...
tary of the department of the interior 7 , 1 . , " " . s a of , f ' i
IU"l', ., l.iuvi. III,.!' l ll.ll, in II,., .,..,ll,...,u, l
iRAVES OF ENGLISH SOLDIEHS IN FRANCE
AND AUSTRIAN PRISONERS AT NISCII, SERVIA
SOKE 1
i,w, i,.n.t
' . 1 . - . . i two WtirN,
j,,.,.!- ...,.,,.,-,. u,..m i. mi Vm nm, AjMt(H.P mIIIK Mt.h rvrovv, IWHI ill,- w.ilrr wiih K.-rrWnrv o' I .if
;S'n rro"k. T y ?Kn:il,!,,l..xn nf tin. wiivh i iiH'inm .i.mimtt.'n "".n Ht, Vrw umnnU, nn.l
.... It III llprea nf l.l.lcl Hnmt .if u-lnoh Ii,:. ... .1 . .. ... ....
, . , lis Andersici s hill, ot Wasco, nslt- jenr ine nssoeiai.oti I at Ash
been 1 pen. ing pa cut from the govern. nr ;,.,.,,.!,; f , ,.,. laud in nniiiuil conveiitinn. II..,. .luuies
I'.iuS. Konso Joint resolution No. 7. bv
the ctiililishinciil of a "division of pie- vtu I''1' '''lent of the association, uml
toriul instruction" i mnection with in ''is nnnuiil inbliess strongly urged
the state buiinl of edmatoii, and calls Hint the newspaper people ol' Hie slide
for the employment of a liend nf Hie1"''1' "P Hie mailer fimiring un expo
divi-iou at a sin In iv of l"iil per mouth : i"M- At Hull ciiiivcul ion were Hie Hon,
uml a stenographer or clerk at tilll per r'"''l Wagner, (lien of the A -Ii In n.l
mnirh, Tiie purpose of this "division " Tidings, now a member i.l' the house
of the eiliiciiliiiiinl department was to fl1111' luclisoii county, mid who sits in
establish and loan free to institutions r.ccniul nnv from Uopresontntive
an. I u gani.iitiiuis of public education ! Stew:. it, and llmi. ( has. II, Fisher, edl
iin the stute. lantern slides, picture films "' "ie ( i.iitul .Ion run I, Snlein. I'... Ill
H-lll 1 - .I..I..II ,1, nn.l mi. 1. 1- Iiur nii nu unir-n- . r. . llll. Ill' lllelllis. tor I III I ill it I II II lllstnie- " "P' Csl'll 1 II I U c I.I'..I.T IIIIU .Ml'. I'lshel
..in r n o. . . , . ? ........... i- . biiiiio nniu VI! xllll.i An u DAIS JJ ... , , ' , I . i.. i i . I . ' .
.late house 7-rooins paved street, teruis; . Hon In visual and graphic form, in Hie " ' ' bu-ed the suggest I
this property is well worlh .-..uiu. ' Washington, Feb. n.Tli Interstate 1 "al1"'"1 "I'l1"'-.! sciences, useful 1 President Htewiirt ami pledged then re
C OS 111 HUUtirUan llOlllO Vlioa J nill.erc. eiini.li ss on lo.h.v nnllinr 1 K'"K ' my I...U tll.ve., ill era- 1 r"i".': '
Fine S acre tract improved stock and t,,. nrtheru I'neifie railroad to eon
implements, tl2.llnu. 'tiune its present rales on brick, sam
: Lewis, nuthorizing the governments of
Itlie eitv of l'ortlilll.l and M nil .inmii I
2.-i down balance on easy j.nviiK'iit s. v l(1 consolidate and merge into
friee modern orooin biingnlow, : m, fnn f nverumeut was defeiited
largo lot, paved "'reel :)V ,il(t mi,.fjni),,v postponed. House
Houso and 8 Lota. ; ;ll( r,,,!,,,!,,,, No.'lfl, bv Home, nuik-
(lood ll-room house, luigo lols, barn , j M.H , ,)y im Ml,,
fruit, l'riec f2,.M); easy terms; might t ,.,,, ur ,;,,, i,,,,,,,,,,,,
tuko a lot as part ; payment. ,V1IH indefinitely postponed.
Beautiful fi Acre Tract
All tinder cultivation, close in
libit); terms.
Improved 81 Acra Turin. .
On the famous Howell 1'rairie, price;
i:i."i per acre; terms. 1
31 Acres
Improved On Unwell Pin'nio iJI'mO;
term a.
EXCHANGE.
T.nrgo list of eastern Oreann fnrms,
for trade for Williimclte Valley prop (
r.rtv. I
List Your Property
now If you want to sell nr exchange. I
llousos For Rent. I
li.nl ernvnl lietueen Wnlln
f"r Athens and I'm-tlnnd. t)rei;nn.
Walla,
lie nl
tore and hi tiiiv." piuposil inn. The members of the Slut
1 AM Hie lulls n. t, 'd upon iinfnvoinl.lv ii'sii.-iiiti.'n most loyally supported
Inst nielil ,pii,kl,v pict polled in Hie fair, nixl the Lewis and ( huh ev
filelinililv in Ille house today, except ositiun is a pint of Oregon hi-lurv,
the Iniuntiiu. iiiea-uie. uer which the...
Time Is lunnev tu the man who Is
hoi king out a fine,
Kvery miuricil woman is sottish in
one re-pect lit lei. St. Mil. Won't llllnw
i others to slinte in tile pleasure nf
aliieiiig her liiii-lii.i.d,
L Bcchtel & Co.
347 Btata Btwt
Ptioim -tr.2
Norwich Union
Fire Insurance Society
BUROnARDT ft MEREDITH
Resident AgenU 386 BUM Btrwt
MONEY TO LOAN
On Oood Real Estat Becurlty
THOB. K. TORD
Orr JMi It Bush Bank, Salem, Oreon
'"iL-" when their blood is
realy starved. They need thnt
blood -strength wfcich comes
from medicinal nourishment.
No druRS can mnke blood.
SCOTT'S EMITI.HION la highly
concentrated blood-food and every
drop yields ret urns In atrcngl hen ing
both body and brain. a.
If mrm frail l.nnl.l
dellcata or nervoua
Scott ' mution
for on month.
rjaiaa.MVLTwu.M'iJija.i-a ii-1
all. languid. jTA
rvoua, take )
i after meala V I
No Alcohol, il.jl.
Orrine for Drink Habit
TRY IT AT O'JR EXPENSE.
was a hard and ti.lniii'ci Huht.
j Two bills will be teeoieilieinleil fa-
vonil.ly by the finiiiice ciiiiniitlee, one
'b'iiig the iliiiui of Mil-rill dingier, ut
i.lncliM.n county, f.r tr'.m.iil ieiniliui.
nient fur expenses in, ui red In bringing
a piMouer Imck linin lln'se, Iduho, ii ml
,tlie nlher is Ifei.loseututive lllt.l' s
bill reducing Hie scalp bounty uu goph
lers nod uinles in Tillii'uuok cnuiitv tiuni .
I'"' "''ids tn .. cents, , n, n rB,IH,f wh.'ii we ask ynu l.,
I A' ' '"X nl. "'"''give I III 1(1 N K a trial. Vnu liiue'imlh
'''! '"l.'hl Hie bur-nil ; , rih ,, ,..,,,; , a, flll
ot nunc, and .-e.ilngv v.ns nll.med iin,lr ,,. vi ,, r,.ttll.,, lr after
a,,purp,,rit,u,i of M.;"UH of "Vino i.k : j, ,,.;, vm,-flli , t rll( rim
c.l for i.iaintennuce fur the ensuing wo jN, Thi, lfr ivi,, , wiv, ,,
years; toe .Peg,,,, Ihstoneul see ,dy , , f ,, .. k , ,,,,
Wll. allowed flll.o.,11 of I ..SM, asked, ,.,;,, , ,rv , ,,,,,.;
! hh.I thi phv Itonnl nf linitirnltnrn 1L',-, . ' . . . . .
. .' i .i.l, ti incut, mil to hi wmi in tin lionip wltlmiit
1 1'iihliritv nr Iiihh nf Hint' fioiti hiiniiic,
iiIku indoiliii rl in tli'' ti'itin t Ii i m morn
I 11 u Fl r ri 1111 1 nr llll II 11 MI 'MM U Mill M . ., ,
Wli ' ii rii ' OliliINK it iriimn'. In two fumirt
iTIiimi.iii lif t lift rom III nm'llllilv 111 Id i '.I '
in (l')Mi' to umlu' rov t oti fnr whih ii!' j
thr ti(irrT nri't clrrK"! (if Hie O'-ninn
who (i it without hnniPiliiito tnrnim of
ini'itt. ' tctd only, l.tlO n Imt. omr
m timl uU fPi tin intitti-r with un.
A-k for hooiiN't. J. V. IViry, IIj H
1 oinniprfiiil ntriM't.
No, t, m ri't trt'ntiiU'iit, it imwilrrt OH
)t'n rnnnT tor h votmu mun to rui-.pl tINti No. 2, in pill form, fur tlume
n vow t It n it n iiiniutiii'-hp. jwlm ii"irrt to tuko volniilnry trt'iil
nliHi"tPtii,(.
i r' i ;.: '.t.; 4. . . s -rif ..... 'i S..I , ! 'Mia . '3.'... ,x v..? ,"",' !,,' ''
. ).- V ' 5T.TJ S . jtr...'. 1 I ,. ,.r' r .s , r."'i
V.Vj'-H'v'-w . V': ' .A 1. '
10R.Wt& OF fOuUSH SOLDIERS-Ifl FRlHCtaiftUSTRIftM Pltl SOrjCRJ AX WISCH .5CR.VlrA
11 rw 9r "rri w..n, ' t m' , , , , Ml , 11
One nf Ihese pictiireu rhmvs n niimbei of Kngliidi g;nes on Kreneh soil. TI e wooden emssea nimh the lit wt resting
place nf the siddiers nh.i nere killed a'ung the trenches. As fur as possible the suldieis' n s are plu I on Hie
wi.o.lvn markers. The other picture shows Austrian prisoners nusweiiiig roll call lie fine two Keivian officii' at
N I sell.