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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-10-21

Arrest of Murderer. () - Marshal
CHARLES arrested a man by the name of WAL
TIERS in this place on Sunday last, the strength
of a dispatch sent ahead from Petersburg, Mich
igan, stating that the man had murdered his
wife in Canada, aud was fleeing from justice in
company with his two small children. Subse-
quent events proved the prisoner to be the man,
but not a murderer. WALTERS claimed that his
wife had been inconstant with the marriage
vow, and upon going home at night he had found
her locked up in her room with man who had
no right to be there, and in his attempt to force
open the door his revolver was discharged acci-
dentally. He then took his two children and
started for Eaton, Preble county, Ohio, where his
parents reside. His wife swore out warrant for
his arrest under the charge Of shooting with in
tent to commit murder, and the Deputy U. s.
Marshal Of Detroit was on his track, when false
arrest was made by the authorities at Petersburg
and the accused allowed to escape. While here
he was in constant fear, not Of his wfe's ghost,
but her appearing in person to get the children
from him. This created considerable sympa-
thy for the children, and our citizens magnani-
mousy raised them a sum of money, aud on
Tuesday they mysteriously disap peared.
Agreeable to the expectations Of the husband
the truant wife appeared here on Wednesday
evening, in search OF her children. She thought il
very strange that nobody here could inform her
Of their whereabouts. She remained over night
aud left for home on yesterday morning.
The warrant issued by squire FOwLER ceased
to hold the prisoner longer than IL O'Clock on
Wednesday night, and having received word
from the deputy u s. Marshal that he would
have nothing more to do with the matter, the
prisoner was discharged.
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ZELL's POPULAR ENoYoLorEDrA AND Uni.

ZELL's POPULAR EECYCLoPEDIA AND UNI
vERsAL DICTIONARY keeps up its interest with
the progress of events in Europe. The Napoeons
are faithfully portrayed, both in text and llustra
ton; and those who will take the trouble to read
the latest issue will find inStl uctiye and entertain
ing matter about the Emperor 0f France, bring
ing his history down To last month, ,which leads us
tn pronounce this great work of Mr.. Zell's even
with the newspapers of the day description Of
curately cllrOnicled. We were much impress
sed with the sketch and description of the Nee
die Gun now used by the Prussian armies. Our
readers will perceive, therefore, how fully The
"Ency clnpeda" fills every department of knowl-
year. 7. ELLwooD ZELL, Pupisher, Phila-
delphia.
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Runaway.-The team Of DAVID MAIN, Esq,
of Webster twp. ran away on yesterday after
noon, taking with them the little son, about four
years of age. He left them standing for few
R,oments while he went into the bakery. The
when the little boy got frightened which set
them to running. After frightfu dash up and
down streets and alleys, killing a goose on the
way, the wagon became uncoupled, hurling the
box of, fortunately with bot little damage to
the little fellow who was compelled to take such
a frightful ride against his will. Further along
the team was caught, without damage, except
| the wagon which was wreck.
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Denth Of Thomas Crngo.

The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted by the Ph@nix Lodge A. F. & A. NJ. on
the death of THOMAS CRAoo:
WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty God, our
Supreme Grand Master, to remove from our
midst our friend and Brother Thomas Crago
therefore
Resoiued, That while we bow in humble sub
mission 10 the callbf eur Supreme Grand Master,
We cannot but deeply deplore the loss OF our
friend and brother from among us.
Resolped, Thatin the death Of Brother Thomas
Crsgo Ph@nix Lodge No. 1873, A. F. h A. NJ.
has lost one Of its most worthy members, and
the country at large an honest and upright man.
Resotued, That we will cherish his memory
among us, aud that we will emulate bis worthy
example in his fidelity tn his trust, and his un-
feened piety TO his God.
Resolred, That copy Of these resolutions be
furnished TO the family Of our deceased brnther
by the Secretary of our Lodge, under the seal of
the same, and that copy be furnished for
publication in the Perrysburg JOURNAL.
w. F. POMEROY,
ALBERT WILLIAMS, Com.
JAMES TIMMONS
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PersOnal.-It has afforded MS much pleas
ure to receive visit from our old friend JAMES
IIooD, Esq, on his return from Europe, which
he has visited in company with his brother JOHN
IIooD, Esq.
During their absence they have visited Scot
land and reviewed the scenes Of their early days.
They have also visited Edinburg, Glasgow, Lon
don, Liverpool and Nottingham, the region of
ROBIN HooD's exploits, together with numerous
other places and objects of interest in Great
Britain.
Now with renewed health, well filled purse
and content Of mind, our bachelor friends can
rest content and diffnse their spirit If genial
friendship, in the circle around them.
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Written for the Perrysburg Journai1
TO THE LIQUOR SELLERS OF T0NT0GANY
ny oRAon MELBOURNE.

III OHhsh mhhh0bhNhs
Oh listen, listen 10 the cry
That comes from bleeding hearts,
Beneath n crushing weigh. OF woe
Tie teardrop quickly starts.
oh hear the prayer, the pleading prayer
And turn not thou away,
Give up this work that early leads
Our darling ones astray.
oh from thy counters take the bowl
Filled to its brim with woe, in
Brsak thou the chains which hold them fast,
Aud let our loved ones go,
Give, give them back 10 VS. umcc more,
Though they have wandered Far,
Angels will help rs win them back,
The gate Of Heavens aiaf.
Take thou the tempting cup away,
List TO our pleading prayer,
Over thv life curse shall hang
That will be hIrd to bear.
For OH remember that this earth
Is not the end Of life,
1t may be full Of bitterness,
OF worse than earthly strife.
oh cans't thou see sweet child weep
With anguish deep aud wild,
Knowing that thou hast brought lis grief,
Made II drunkard's child
Or see fair woman dreOp and die,
Too frail to bear the life,
Worse, far, far worse each day, than death
To her, drunkard's wife,
oh can'st thou sec the blOated form,
The pain distorted face,
Knowing IL was thv hand that stamped
That name with dark disgrace? ~
Aud can'st thou hear the widows cry,
One hour Of sorrow save,
To her who kneels, with broken heart,
Beside a drunkarl's grave
oh say not thou, "'tis not my work,
give but what they ask"
Beyond deaths gate that life shall bo
Freed from its earthly musk.
Each day upon thy counter stands
rhe beverage Of Hell
Sometimes thes1 words may sorrow bring,
You tempted, and we fell"
Oh lure them not, our darling ones,
With breaking hearts we pray,
Lead not one soul, one precious soul,
From hunOr's path astray.
Th N from thy counters take the bowl,
Filled 10 its brm with woe,
Break thou the chains which huld them fast,
Aud let our loved ones GO.
ToNToG ANY, October, 1870
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-----.--- -,,----- Ia. r.. -.
ns.e are seNen.sen u,,orey s siI SUI '"' "e"'
- ''''' = - i.
-Call and examine The STACKS o. now good
now making their appearances on 'he counters
A. y. WILLIAMS BRO.
wa lcarr that MoREuouse and WHtrMopR
of Tontocanv. are about 10 employ steam no,ve,
for shelling corn, and also Tor elevating grain.
we dirsct attention 10 Tho card az Mr. Ions
w r.srrvs IN his nsper, WORK dons on IN,
t..st II .ii,;.a NJ as,,ina ,yill vaeorrnond t,s,r
''"''' An''N"s ''"s"'' 'S'''''''''N ''''''
DIR. PEoK, again gives preof OF his popular
co,niv by a large m ,ioritv - N,ooieo, ,S;onoi
The new church at the Dayton Soldiers
Home will be dedicated on wednesday, October
| 20. HENRY WARD BBEoHER Is expected u
preach the dedicatory sermon.
o,a drr coods r,o-oh.n, tooL 49, oo,,un.
Of the Cleveland Herald for one week during the
fair, for advertising his goods, at cost OF five
hundred and forty dollars.
IT. l.., -, IL -. a,..,.a A.
ne uauy,uR souooi 1, CIV" CIV, '''..e uee.ueu "
Tare ano,!er n"P Ut nVKIoN nsa' ~
~ uesuSy @ e'eesut. A'I iIe,noe'S "'o eAPeS''u W
W P'ese"'' N' ""'e'iiie''"S'
- HN1.wl.ns.anulnR Lne auractse appearance
" ,ne 'auy wno "ns ne'e W sea'S', W ".r vn',
uren, one D, our ct,hens Ieiha,keu ,haV ne hau
"A l.
was NOT enV'eiy as'ee"o'e oh 'ne part OF tue
"o"ian'
Miss LILLIE SHANNON has our thanks for q
tastefully wrought miniature basket filled with
raspberries OF the second crop this season.
apP'e we n"Ve seen .n's season, weighing TWO
'0''',.s
e are IN reeeip. 0, vo1; !, NO. OF re Hs-
WuITe. ESQ editor of the Cb;o E,Ineofionoi
Monthly. The object is to furnish publication
to those interested in educational matters.
A prasshopper. four inches long. one inch
across the back, and with hind legs three inches
long, mas oeen cSugnt,n western iowa. He was
have been The sCrowned Prince, oS Tho, inn,msr.
able band of grasshoppers that have roroged so
extensively about Utah Tor some seasons past.
A most frghtful accident occurred in IRA
cY's saw-mil, al East Toledo on Monday:
sss eno".,"n ,, e1pea ~ 'ns s nn'', was ma,hng
fall oo.oss tba sa,,r a,,d -, t;,,o,oii,. o,,. L.
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Agricultural College. - Fifteen members
Of the Agricultural Board assembled at Colum-
bus on Thursday Of last week for the purpose Of
locating the Agricultural College. After sever
al unsuccessful ballots they selected the Neil
farm, situated two miles north OF Columbus, as
the site Of the College. The vote stood 12 TO g.,
which was afterwaud made unanimous.
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Teachers, nsti,u,,..-A

Teachers lnstiluIe.-A Teachers Insti-
tnte will be held in Rowling Green. commencing
November llih, 1870. The services of Hon w
ID. llenk!e, State SchOnl Commissioner, have
been secured. IL is earnestly desired that every
teacher, aud all contemplating teaching in the
county, will be present. No pains will be spared
To make the Institute Il succt SIS.
lIv order of the Executive Committee,
zoe ROBERT DUNN, Sec'y.
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The Phonic Advocate is quarterly
magazine, devoted to the Spelling aHd Writing
Reform. 1t contains sixteen double column pa
ges, printed on fine white book paper, with neatly
printed cover. Price, 30 cents year, or 10 cts
a copy. S. l.. MARROW, Publisher,
No. 80 South Meridian ST., indianapolis, Ind.
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The Infirmary QuestIon.-Te published
| in the last number of the JoURNALa a cOmmuui-
cation from Bowling Green. protesting
against the purchase Of the PHILLIPS farm by
| the Commissioners, as an addition to the County
| Infrmary Farm. In this issue we publish a
communication from " Justice" in reference to
the matter, in which he takes exceptions to the
statement of our former correspondent which
are wholly irrelevant to the question at issu !,
namely, the propriety or mpropriety Of the Com
missoners in making such purchase. On thai
head Justice" is juliciously silent. In regard
to the current expenses charged to the Infrmarv
Fund, il is 200 as stated BY our Bowling
Green correspondent, and If the expenses of the
7nhnalary were only half that amount 8 affirmed
by " Justice" he should have stated what dis
position has been made Of the other half.
In the matter of ignorance, and misrepresenta :
ton which "Justice" so readily aseribss to ou
Bowling Green correspondent, we leave such
charges to be answered by him. We do, how
ever, most earnestly protest against the Iurther
outlay of money for enarging the Infrmary
Farm, and we hope the Commissioners will not
allow themselves to be drawn into any such
speculation
Tho burdens Of taxation now sufficiently
heavy without unnecessary addition thereto.
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Administrntor's Sale.

John Louy, Administrator
OF the estate Of Michael
Nicholson, Plaintiff, Probate Court,
against 4 Wood County, o.
AKA Nicholson and others,
Defendants.
by virtue Of an order of sale, to me directed
and delivered by the Probate Court of Wood
County, Ohio, shall sell upon the Slst day "
October, A. d. 1870, upon the promises, at pub
lie vsndue, 10 the highest bidder therefor, the
following lands to.wit; The north half of The
southwest quarter section No. 30, town No. 4,
range No. eastt contannging 80 acres of land
more or less. Also the fourth fractional part of
the west half Of the north half Of southeast quar-
ter, same section, town and range, containing
l2lS acres of land, appraised at 1894.
Terms Of sale, third cash, one third in one
year, and oss-tbird in two years, with approved
security, JOHN LOUY.
BY j. 2. TrLuR, bis attorney. 2ids6 25
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LEGAL ADVERTIsEMENTs
SSsERiFF's. SALE

Jonathan Amcs, In Wood County, o.
BY virtue Of an orderof sale issued in the above
entitled cause by the Clerk OF the Court of
Common Pleas of Woed county, Ohio, and to
mo directed and delivered, ! will offer for sale
at public vendue, at the front door of the Court
house. in Bowling Green, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November Is, 1870,
At 2 o'clock, of said day, the following desert
bed real estate, tO-wit;
The west half "a of in-lot number three
hundred and sixty 1901 in the town Of Perrys-
burg, Wood county, Ohio, appraised at 81, 600.
J. W. BR0WNSBERGER, Sheriff.
October 10, 1870. 25es6
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w WAESNER'S
Pi1e Reroedv.


warmers I'Iie Remedyba has never fsiI.d
mot even in one easel 70 cure the very wmst
cases OF Blind, Itching or bleeding Piles. Tboye
VINO are afflicted should Immediately call on their
druggist and get WARNERs PILE REMEDY. IL
Is expressly for the Piles, and is not recommend
eu 70 cure any other disease. 1t has cured many
cases of over thirty years standing Price or
Dollar. For sale BY druggists everyMhere.
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Dy5pSp@i

warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared
expressly for Dyspeptcs and those suffering with
habituii Cos'iveness. 1t Is a slightly stihula4
ting tonic and splendid appetizer: ii strenc,h.
ems the stomach and restores the digestive or-
gans to their healthy state. Weak. nervous and
dySpephc persons shand use WARNER's Dys-
One Dollar.
Sco1 @E- No More.
q 1e1t- sErs7srzs zazzEz=->rszxu
warmers Cough BaISaui is healing. suf.
'en'ng ana expeciurdtng. The extraordinary
power It possesses in relieving, and eventually
curing; tue most obstinate cases of Coughs. Colds
sore oat, Bronchitis, Influenza. Cntarrh. i.
lnnrSeneSs, Sthml and Consumption is almost
incredlble. So prompt is the relief and certain
MS effects in all the above cases. or anv afectn
OF the throat and lungs. that thousands of pLys.
lclans are daily prescribing ii, and one and all
say IL Is the most healing aud expcctoratira
medicine known. One doSe ,tlways II, IDS reIirf
ana IN most cases one bottle effects cure. Sold
py druggists, in large bottles Price One Dollar.
H. H. Is your own lault If you still cough and suffer.
The Balsam will cure.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-10-21

Agricultural Meeting.-The annual meet
ing Of the members Of the Wood County Agri-
cultural s. ciety, will be held ut Tontogany on
Saturday, November jh. 1870, for the payment
Of premiums and the election Of officers for the
ensuing year.
fv order Of the Board.
26b GEO. POWERS, Sec'y.
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PERRYsBURG MARKET

GORREoTEDwEEKLYB T.R.NILLER AGO.
PERRYsBURo. October 20 1870.
FLoUR-5 OO@6 90 W barrel.
GRAIN-New ear Corn 70s Yl00 lbs, Oats
3Se Rye 70 Wheat OO@ l lO1p bushel.
Shelled Corn 62c.
BUTTER 26c u ID Eggs, 15@2Oc W doE
LARD-l70lSc " tb.
POrATOEs SOC W bushel.
SALT-2 40 W barrel.
WOOL-3 30039c q h.
HIDES AND SKINS-Green hides, 7@sc
doealf, ilej do salted cured, l4@lSej do dry
a0@25c.
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Agents Wanted iS' sspiHs %S'S Soa"'i.. a1d 10 'or
ssS5s' sSE ? HJgSB AN|D|REY
is--istED Br GEORGE Z. WARINc. :, JyI

A GUIDE FoR FARMERS. YoUN0 AND OLD.
FSliy endorsed by the Anierieaa Agrieultiralist,
the NsS York 7ribase, and by personal letters
from the Presidents Of the following State Agri-
cultural Societies. New York, Vermont, New
Hampshire, Illinois, Kansas. Nebraska, and BY
our leading Farmers. IlOM W. s. CLABE, Pres
Eient Of the Ka.s. Agl. College, says; II is one
Of the cheapest and best books on Agriculture,
and should be 10 the hands Of every farmer. A
splendid selling book IN the haads Of active men
and women. Address the Publishers, Z. b.
TREAT a. Co., 65t Broadway, N. Y. Also an In
dspensibls book Ia every household, THE MA
T10NAL HANDBOOK OF FACTS AND FIG
URES, Historical, Political. documentary aud
statistical, from the foundation OF the Govern
ment to the presenttime-islO. OSpages. IL
Illustrated, 81 50.
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MAItR

MoKINLEY-VAN HELLEN.-On Thurs
day eve October 20, 1870. At the residence OF the
brides father, Perryshurg Ohio, by Rev. j. H.
Wilson. WILLIAM McKINLEY and MANY A. VAN
HELEN
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W. r TUNI TTNU 7,
ALBERT WILLIAMS, : Com
JAMES TIMM0NS.
LETTER FROM ToNToaANY.

ToSrooASY, Oct. Is, 1870.
EDITOR JOURNAL: In my former communi
cation spoke briefly of some of our busiues,
houses, and what they were doing in the grair
trade. While the grain trade is very heavy, Il
is but one branch of the business transacted here
The dry goods and grocery trade is very large
and adds much TO the business prosperity of the
place. am satisfied from observations that
there is more goods sold hero, IL not double the
amount of any town in the county Of its size,
We haYe no closed up houses, no notices Of
places to rent all are full and more are wanted.
Next season we think there will be more busi-
ness houses erected.
Our merchants have mostly received their
fall supplies, which are being rapidly disposed
of to their numerous customers. Peck & Miller
are now receiving mammoth stock, which will
b. disposed Of by the gentlemanly management
ofyour townsman, John Powers, Esq, both to
the satisfaction Of the propretors and customers.
BY The way John is into the egg trade and is
driving fine business in that line. Success to
John.
OUR COUNTY FAIR
Opened rather unfavorable a. first, but the
second and third days the people came pouring
in by hundreds and up into thousands while il
was thought for a while il would be a failure
1t gradually wore away, and am informed that, f.,
financially, it was success. THE vegetable and
fruit depar ment was good, hard 10 boat, and
the other departments were good, with the
exception Of stock; this was not what it should
have been, and 1--we trace to the fault the small
premiums offered.
1t is to be hoped that the managers Of our
fairs will Look more closely to the stock raising
interests. The premiums ON stock are much tOo
low. Stock raisers will not be to the trouble and
expense, TO say nothing of risk of bringing their
stock to the fair. There many articles upon
which premiums are given equal to premiums
on stock, which are no more to be compared with
the stock growing interests than u Ttmouse is
tu a Golden Eagle. We most respectfully ask
that the premium list be revised an6 made To
correspond with the real merit and value Of the
articles and stock upon which prem urns are
proposed 10 be awarded. TYSON.
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Cough no More.
Wine oELiTe,

=, he great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink. i.
!" HFheiN 'Innm NIl8. or W inc Of Life,
neing prepared for those who require a stimn,
lant; II Is splendid appetizer and tonic, and
t3e hnes thing in the world for purifying tbs
n'"'d. 1t Is the most pleasant and delicious ar
ucle ever offered to the public, far superior to
brandy, whisky, wine, biters, or any other arti.
c'e; IL IS more healthy, and cheaper. Both
male and female, Young or old can take Vine nf
Late. ii Is, in fact, lite rrcseryer. buse who
wish u erj1y good health and free flow of live
" spirits, will do well to take the Wine of Life.
i IS different from ANYTHING ever before in use.
II Is sold bs druggists; also at all respectable
sa''ons' Prce One Dollar, in qhart bottles
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ToNTocANY MILL.
MISCELLANEOUS,

MAOCEAAAMG
EXCELSIOR
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
HAVING removed 10 nv New Brick Store,
and possessing increased facilities for do
ing business, would respectfully Y invite the at
tention OF my numerous old patrons, and the
citizens of Perry sburg and vicinity in general,
to the fact that / shall keep on hand al all
times Lnrxe aud Choice AssortmeHtof
all classes of Goods in 10y line of business.
Ladies, GcatS aad Caillrca'S BsOIS and Shoes,
Ofmy own make, aud also Of Eastern manurac-
ture, of the best quality, will be offered at
ASTONlSHINGLY Low PRICES,
SO that the smlllest amount of Cash will secure
TO an nay customers pair Of Good Under
standings!
My stock comprises in part the following
classes of Goods:
Mems Calf, Kip
and Rubber Boots;
BOYS and Youths
Cali and Kip Boots,
OF all sizes and styles;
Women aud Misses
Calf BalmOrals;
Fancy Kid aud
Morocco Balmorals
and CATERS of
all styles and sizes;
Arctic, Field and
Rubber 0ver-Shoes,
for Men and Women;
Slippers Of all styles
Children's Fancy ShOes,i
of all colors and sizes;
In fact. every style
and variety that
can be found in
any First-class
Boot and Shoe Store,
in this or any
other section of
the country.
Leather and FIndin gs.
select assortment always kept on hand for
the supply of the trade
REPAIRING neatly done, and all Orders
promptly hlled upon the shortest notice.
snare Of public patronage solicited
s-@ keme mber he new B ,ot and Shoe Store
IN the Excelsior Block )" Perrvsbnrg. o.
oo7z JOHN EBERLY.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
NEw ADvERTIsEmENTs !

Administrators Notice. Reuben Egbert.
Attachment Nolice-A. X. Chamrney.
Knittng-John W. Chapel.
Painting Bechtel 4 Thompson.
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New Firm.-The card of Messrs. BEcnTEL
& THOMPSON, Painters. Pap"r-hangers and CAL
cmners, appears in this paper. Those wishing
anything in heir line will very probably do we'll
to cultivate the acquaintance of the new firm.
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,'ol1 ~ D,Wegjsis eYr:ypAere.
I]fce S/.2J per 30fI1e, or q ZolI1es
L1r 50. 81. S)ekiJeTc2 70 am oasl5 esS.
XeSc'fSe StiHlogo@YS Le CO coMN1aM!ea-