davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-12-19

~ The papers are again going for Judge Webb,
Superintendent of Insurance, and demanding that
he be legslated out of Office. We have always
believed the present Insurance law to he fraud
and would like to see it wiped Ont. Likewise
We could never endorse webb's Greeley chute
But we think the bother about insurance has
been more in the law than in the Superintendent.
and have no donbt that Webb does as well as any
ether man could do. 1t is Of more Importance to
be rid of the law than of the man.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-12-19

~ We this week publish number of articles
relative to the treatment of the horse disease.
1t is here, and anything will be of interest that
promises relief to those indispensable animals.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-12-19

u 1t is proposed that the Liberal members of
the Legislature support Gov. Harvey for United
States Senator. 1t would be but returning n IA
vor. About every man that Harvey has appoint
ed to Office in the last two years, including his
own brother, slougbed off with the Liberals.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-12-19

" The smallpox is raging SO badly at Topeka,
that it is feared there will be scarcity ofcandi-
dates for Legislative offices and United States
Senator, at the approaching session.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-12-19

Ev- The epizootic is ste;nlily obeying the in
junction, go West"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-12-19

20 There is said to be pissant in India, that
causes the death Of elephants, by insinuating it.
self into their trunks and irritating them to such
n degree as to madden them, and canse them to
break their nccks. And now that ponderous ele-
phant, Charles Sumner, is about to be laid out by
q very insignificant pissant. George II. Hoyt has
introduced q resolution into the Massachusetts
Legislature, which is likely to pass, denouncing
Sumner for his proposal to strike the names of
Union victories from the national flags. When
Massachusetts denounces Sumner, it finishes him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-12-19

NOTICE is hereby given that petition for change In
AZ the County Road known the Iowa Point and
Atchison County Line road will b~ presented to the
Board Of County Commissioners Of lioniphan County
Kansas at its next regular meeting January 9Th A. D
1913; said change tn be follows: Beginning on said
rnad section line between Section II Town
Range ID due north said line until same
intersects road quarter section line running east and
west through seetos1l thence due oId
road" decor
December 5th. issl Prs fee. q.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-12-19
Executors Notice.

UVHE undersigned having been appointed Executor. Of
the Last W i'll and Testament of Eslmund Herring late
Of Doniphan County. deceased which VA,
confred by the Proate Court Of said County Notice i
hereby given that all indebted said estate arr
required make immediate settlements and al having
claims against the estate required exhibit them for
allowance. within from confirmation; and il the
same BE- presented within three years. they viii for.
ever barred JOHN DILLON and SILAS HERRING;
deci2w2 Executors Of the Estate Of Edmund Herring
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-06
LIQUOR STORE d SAl00Nl
". @. HOOK.

GEN. Thankful TO: past fayors. rssppctfully in
Storms his frisnds and the pnhlic th ii be has
6ttsd ug and rsnovated hie saloon, No
". FOURTH STREET. Wilmington, Del, and
has addedt bis Pr present business that OF liquor
store. where he siil keep constantly on hsnd and
foreign and domestic brands Of vines ana LIQUORS.
ar,ors which ese dePuyle l. CO. : Otsrd Brandv,
lold aud very ans 6svor); Whi.keys-A.S Ii. S.
ovscsSit' XxX 4 COPPER distilled Old Rye VERY
oeilowc >. b. hiskey uAlsis an article OF great
Wines and Fancy Liqssss such a. Old Bursundy
Port. Sherry, Clsret> Sc. Ae. Also Ginger Laven.
Ale ON drought. W 4 kanK
n. U.b.-DonON.seS NOS Fourth street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-06

THE DIsausTED BRIDE OF AN Ixn,.,
CHIfF.-The Kansas City TIMES of ,hs SD,.S o1.S
ult, says that Mis- Amanda Bsrbsr - vho t"e SNn
ried sQuatting Bear, Brute Sioux Chia1 =.
Warrington, in 1857, and went 10 D.t.,.%
Territory with her husband AS n,iss,n.rr
rived in that city on the steamer Fon,en,si,', Il,
from Fort Benton. Alter spending three ve.,
with the Siox, suffering gross ndipni,;es an snS
being compelled TO perform the mos, ,n.a;", E
services, she attempted to escape, bat wa rec,
tured, and beaten nearly to death BY her r hns.
band, and then sold toa Cheyenne chief sor .
pounds. She was taken north in 1870 ap.i ,.'
manned with the Cheyennes till this snr;na
when she escaped to Fort Benton. Mis- Ras. s
Yer @ ieit Kansas City on Friday for her home at
Milford, Mass. ' "o'"e a'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-06
Attempted Rape.

About mon, on Friday last the public we're
thrown into an unusual excitement and the
police az the alert by the intelligence, brought
BY boy, that . negro man had committed an
eaAult and attempted an outrage upon the
psrson Of Mis. Mary Ellen McGovern. q respect
able white lady, residing at Lelpervile.
The following is an account Of his arrest. On |
Friday about noon boy came to this city with |
Intelligence Of the assault. In the evening off, |
cor Stewart heard that George Brown Of this |
city, had seen the man. Shortly afterwards the |
omcer met Brown. who told him that the mans
name was John Collins, and that he was then
aboard Of Capt Morris' vesse' lying q, putton's
IhaFt Abodl two O'Clock Jfsce!s Stewart and
D.srOlf repaired To the vessel and went on bard
They called for John Collins, but receiving no
snswer, Dierolf went down into the hold Of the
vessel, while Stewart remained vn deck TO see
no escape was made. Dierolf found the negro
v the cabin. Upon the cficeg ASKING him il his
0sme vas John O0llina, De replied no, that his
name Was John H.nries. The officer, however,
Arrested and licked him up.
The lady, on appearing before the Mayor,
saturday morning, wss frightfully dis6sured.-
vue eye was terribly swollen and the other very
olacs. and her nose twice its natural size, the
fesalt Of blows the black 6end gave. One 6nger
o. nsr right hand was bitten into the bone, and
eef neck Was covered with the marks es h;a
~ Ss :;,dtss. fSs ,.as !: g e'.'s Fh' R''o~
Aooot twenty minutes to eleven on Friday
morning she was sitting upon the rail Of the
saces picking cherries from the tree. The tree
.aooos square from the post road. Some one
approached her from behind and dealt her =
e'ow IN the face, which knocked her of the
Soee into some bushes. He then caught her
y!hs throat and told her he would Kill het
.a .nI attempted 70 outrage het. She struggled
kn4 sneeaPtsa fe cfy. but bis grasp on her
Maoet nearly strangled her. when he again
Necs hsr tvice in the face. He did NOT ac-
S~p''sh -. bis purpose, and sfteF struggling for
v" - ~ nutea, turned and ran.
Ane Mayor held the prisoner for further
s.amina.ion % Saturday afternoon At six O'Clock
~hile issuing subenas for several witnesses
.g .Sulog In the ns,ghborhood of the scsos Of ths
" Al hearing on Saturday afternoon tn.
naayor held Collins in $1,000 bail 10 appsar a
op & 3. 's:s B:E: \ Xs 4! ':ssy !eAs Il ,Is
sossood, with viss toretGough,, had the pris
Soer Immediately conveyed % Media. Their,
40 doubt had be hsen sent to the Cheste
NH'ap. which u very insecure, the indignan
RoPql:cs would have taken him out and trie.
@ oy 9odgs Lynch.-[nslawars Count,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-06
wells In the Desert.

Midway between the Mississippi and the Pa |
c;6c ties an elevated plateau Of land. over 30OO
~ above the level Of the sea, uninhabite and
nnnhab abitable-the American Sxhaars. Com-
ma cling on the souther borders Of New Mexico !
v,deaing, fau,ike, a It spreads northward. it il
|,risosuarlv bounded by the Wind-R
NJ t,ouins on the north. the Wasatch on the |
saa. aud the Sierra Nevada Oh the west. This |
desert tract il mainly divided into three great
or Territ ,ries Of Utah, Idaho and Neva-
|ds, and contains an area equal to about twelve |
compact New Engands. Populated a. dense
h u New England,it would su port 10000. 600
|cf people, or as many a. nov inhablt all the
IIaitsa Statss This wide tract Of land derives
| IL chief present value from the minerals that
lie beneath its soil. Over these treeIess wastes
10 nerds Of cattle pasture, no aocks of birds fly;
man only uakes Iis home there for mining pur-
poses, Yet the soil is rich 10 every elemen,
' that combines to produce vegetation; the atmOs-
phsre il pure and healthy; nothing is needed
but waler. For 1900 miles the traveller fol.
! Dxs the westward course OF the sun without the
sight Of grass OF tree, except where some stream
| gives life and greenness to its narrow margin;
be sees nothing in all bis course but the dry,
gray age-brash, contempt uoNsly known tominers
y grsase-wood. This great plain is above dew.
point; rain u imperative stranger; and the
streams that start from the mountains, after q
short light for life, sink away into the sands Of
the desert. The Carson river flows into la
goon, but never dowa out again, the Reese dies
sway in sand in 2 short distance; while the
Humboldt, largest and longest Of ali the rivers
Of that basin, flows for 500 miles, and then grad
usll, disappears in its sandy bed.
And yet, when water can be obtained no part
Of our country - more productive. Polygamus
Utah presents city whose streets gladden. the
eye with foliage and the ear with the ripple OF
water; and the population about that city raise
enough for it's consump p.ion and for large sales tc
traveller AMI to outsider. The young colony O.
Grseley grows apace on the strength uf Ito wa.
| t'r, brought from afar. Whenever this can bt
.scared, agriculture follows. 10 obtain the ele
msnI Que man prOpssea to dam up the Colorado
and scatter its waters over the plain, others Of
ferto catch the snow.cald streams a. they leave
the base Of the mountain, and distribute them
among the pei, hboring farms But the-,
loprces Of supply would be literally but dro2sin
he desert, com pared with the great extent O
vslsr'ess territory, and would be entirely Ioca
10 the slnount they would furnish. There i
but one certain source Of supply for irriga iol
o. oonsam tioR. and this ia BY artesan wells.-
ran would be no new experiment. About
dozso Of these wells have been sunk in the Des
en Of Sahara, and around their mouths are N
homes Of man and beast, the waving palm.tr..
and the green grass. The French Government
has introduced them into the sterile wastes {
Ageris, and 6nds water its chief military all
against Bedouinism.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-06

Inc cable dpatch saying that Marguerite
Dixblanc. a French servant convicted of
n IN ST. es had bern sentenced to b hanged
reached California paper: The MARQUIS Of
Dixoanc, = French savant, is convicted Of
numbering his mistress and sentenced to be
hanged. "WhereupOna m0ralizlng editor dis. =.
Gnursed course at length upon the wicked lives of the
French savants, the in compatibility of sci
entlflc study and religious faith, aud the base
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-06
ohser Vp Again.
sYJ. n. CARPENTER.


Cheer up. cheer up again.
Whate'sr may b your tate;
fherss . . morn for every night.
A love for every hstsi
rbsrss an hour Of doubt and dresd
For ill to know and feel;
Bat there never was q wound
That time would fail to heal
Whatever be your tate,
To break from sorrows chain
II ns'er can be too late.
And so--chser up again.
Cheer up. cheer up again
'Tis mad, sss to repins.
When . struggle will do much
Whatever grief be thiue:
There's . place for every one
Ia this wide world. nt'er doubt.
n the heart be only arm.
And resolved n And il opti
Whatever bs your tate.
To break from sorrows chain
Il can never b. tou late:
So cheer upl cheer up again.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-06

u There is new Invention in fishing. Out in
West Virginia they -iuA Tin carriage contain. =.
INK pound Of nitro-g lycerne to the bottom of
the river, explode it by All electrical battery and
then pick up the fish, stunned but not killed On,
tne surface. Al the falls Of Kanawha, the 9th.
ef day. one fellow, with three pound. Of nitro.
styser'ne, took three hundred and fifty pounds
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-06

Ihe t,ttsburg COMMERCIAL is afraid ,b,, a;
Horace Greeley is elected the DEMOCRACY vii, !,
come into power, the amendments viii i,e -.
Ieaied, the ku-Klux will be revived. and ,l.,
hell generally will swim.' Let the CoM.ra'
ciAL take courage; if hell should swim ,h..
managers OF that journal would be r.l,eved n
one oi their greatest dsngers-N. Y. Sun
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-06

|sase
|,Wsptdl|
L q coll
|bs w.
-sutths.
hsdty,.
|6sn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-06
~ ire 4 ,la.lVGs, Wire GUARDS

sEE5gYEHDg SgpEE gR9NTS %K Asft AwEbBNa For oS s..s
ea1 poultry yards. Brass and Iron Wire Olett
sleeves. Fenders. Screens for coal. orss. aapA. Ac.
cape Wires 70! windows. ~. ,,fsps:nskers Wifss
sdSssss,Mins ssd%Ss M sas 9sasaesSSH,;H,,. WALKEE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-06

4, xne venerable John hale, Of uaine, has
!o~ ee.ved out his third term In the STATE Pri.
a, TIE ags Of eighty-fouf years, and Is
'v@ay 70 60 for apothsr 6orsA
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-05-11


. .es,Gr s msr,. S ana wso hsd promotion not 70,
sass I.. ~. OF 'sso,' Snsn ne ias. eompeiied
2 -" and 4 would wee: then ises .a.r ssA::: ::
-. wins on tho actual Geld Of life. though Il
may be tHrdily Of man, surely, and always Of
itself aud God. Cato, the Elder said, "it was
li4 opinion that every one ought specially %
- serenee himself for every one was alws ~ in
hi4 own presence" Did IL ever strike you that
This self reverence 10 not an easy thing 70 have
You may have concert and confidence aud
'iler quality, but the man only rsverences
himself when he stands upright 10 himself,
when 10 his own scrutiny he is clean Of every
iittleness in soul or conduct when to himself
hr 10 of worth that has no skulking shadow
lingering about Il. Honestly, I think, that the
lee II opinion OF q man, tho truest 10 that which
u" has Of himself He 10 not going " tell you
all about H. lie 10 not going 10 empty his life
- your ear or your curiosity or your tattle.
You are no father confessor. What part he
ch oose. he may divulgs. he will never tell you
sl. aud be will battle aud throw you OF your
rc.,nt II you get too near but he knows more
sud better about himself than all men beside.
aud II he have not substance of worth, he will
not reverence himself; II he do not reverence
himself he cannot reverence God
set yourselves this one only, task, young men
to live worthily. Leave . name Of worth
hshind you. the best legacy man can leave.
pire 10. They ars the eynosurc Of many eyes.
yet are they a. sepulchres full Of dead mems
- TAks the Veg York Clique, whose
s-sn.s ssea inss tns a,ssos es
m ,ee.. uor.r' honsr,' ns,orietv- ot,ces .na IA.
I'-e..' $3.50 noup,s. n"'ysu,ev, o'ne's sns
,'I..,. i.' .,,..ss. h. -.
~ e,..,. .,,o,.S.A -, ~ rs.
-, t.as.ss1 ,;.s..,,s a., ,..,.t "a -,
-. ~ - F1l 1-I - "A W.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-05-11

rss sitvsa Rrts - Ycn sr kno~ n. golden
rule DO unto Others as YOU would wi.h them
70 do unto yen" Mere IL rule which is almost
. part ef the golden rule hsi which We will m,
by iissk and beesase Of is value call u the ell
vsr rule. "rhlnh aud sAv Ill you can Of the
good qualities ~ alhs's forget and keep silsn,
eoneernlng their hal ssallies' You cannot
eoseelvs how much sneh = course will tighten
your swn happiness aud raise ,ou 10 the esteem
~ your companions.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-05-11

A"sSAxE" esosr.-The Lancaster Isteli.se-.
~ is responsible for the following One day
i.st week. while william Smith Was tnskinr
ienee on the farm of Jacob Mcysr, near the
colgate, on the Harrisburg pike. he iiftsd an
I'D post from the hole in which u stood. A
hoy undertook te clean u cut with q shovel,
aud threw out bundle or coil Of snakes near.
" the sise Of q hat crown. There were twenty.
Ave Of the reptiles closely twisted together. aud
three varieties in the LOT. They seemed quite
torpid, but wriggled about while being de
spstshed. Three 81 thsm were eoppsrhasas
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-05-11

rHs L.Ha,sr wos.SNiHr woRln.--A color.
ed woman. probably she larses, and heaviest
She weighed between nine hundred and ore
thousand pounds. Her dimensions were Ave
feet ten inches IN height. twenty-eigh inches
across the shoulders, and thirty seven inches
seross The hips. Her arms we're thirty inches
In eireumferenee. when shshad been arrs yed
In burial ves,men,s u was found impossible
fnr sevsn men 10 iift her. Finally the boz va.
tilted an cne side and she was rolled 10. while
the priest ehanted the service of the dead. -
She was then placed in . large wagon which
proceeded slowly Ia the eemeiery. The WAGON
vas backed up ~ the grave. aud eight men and
six rollers combined their exsr,ioas ~ lower
her into her marrow he'd
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-05-11

- The Old frisndship-safe. genuine and
Armly bailt-for which We take little thought.
and witch avails us much, are like ,hose good
paiss Esd ere svsS sssay iss shsisw ~ asfsass.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-05-11

Kur HrsRtr E.t,r 4, .,,,,..,..
p,...o, t,.v,t.. ..,,.ry ii. :, ti.i,,t'ls.. ~
!r. "a. .,o...r,. -, t...,',,,'S
Adv.rtI.ss IA. =. - go. - si..1.
d.ms..t,.t, -, D., -. -. -
u.a.tl.t... -. M - -
ads.rt..t sm.y,t.t 4. 60 a., - -.
psior T. ne decatur. %, Fs,.,. q. . -.
from n. .s4. a.. v..t .,-,.-. :.
,stgra,ot h., h.. .,..,,t,ter oso
al, n H., ,.~.,, !. t.,..,,.4 '-'
= .,l8 -. ...f. -. - ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-05-11

The traveller Loudon gives the following in.
,eressing account Of The famous poisouos, valley
10 the island Of Java. "We took with us some
aogs and fowls 10 try experiments 10 this poison.
Gus hollow. When within a Eew
yards Of toe valley We experienced a strong.
nauseous smell, bot in coming close 10 lis eds dse
this aisagreeAhle odor len Us. The valley ap.
peAred to be about halt mile In circumference.
o,sl' and The depth from thirty TO thirty-6vc
ieet the bottom qalte fat no vegetation and
the whole covered With the skeletons Of human
beings, tigers. pigs, deer, peacock, and all sort,
OF birds.
We nov fastened dog to the end Of a b.mboo
eighteen feet long. and sen, him iu-we had oa,
watches 10 our hands. aud 10 fourteen second.
ne Tell on bis back, did not move his Iimhs n,
look around, but continued TO breath ten minutes
We thsn sen, 10 another or rather be got loose
aud walked into where the other dog was Iying
lie then stood quite still, and 10 ten minutes III
% his face aud never afierward moved hi, limb.
lie continued 10 breathe seven minutes We nos
tried fowl which died in = minute and a h.iI
We threw In another. which died ,efote reach.
veg 'se gro1nd On the opposite sid.
OF the valley, near large stone vas The sk.ls,on
Of . human being. Sho mus, have p~rished on
bis back, With bic righi hand under his head
IRON being etPosed 10 the wea,heS, the bonss
we're blesched 80 white ~ ivory. was anrious
to procure this skslet0a. bot ssy .itemp, 70 eet
I, wosld have be-n fss<re,..
- xsNak;s~r @fs-tsi- - -'-es
and " any oss apIrb-cilA. N - ~ j. -
Death. Saossqasut ins.sigztian however. prov
ID N. i1roffe' 'nss. - 'he l-x,ud ~ regard 10
the isee ~ ug' =. 4 s-sDs N f-g.fd 10 the
d.adiIDss, - place Nor vas tha. lst,., .rag.
s.fstsd but 10 c.gs- srsm,sAuoa proved y,
be merely the oseflaading o'ihr air sith eArbonis
acid gas Tue origin Of the gas has 90, be.s *
clearly sscsr'sin'd. esi 10 Supposed to b. 'rosn
sons 'sni 10 the es'ih sspplting the o.. f-s.,
that q can D. disips'sd ia The siF. thoa. p ..
Traveller lss' quoted s.Js .. cssld 90, .. ,.i,.
sny '.po'. % sag og$uisg 20 the gro4nf
ser'helss, tbs gss !. ssnua 70 bs 90 sb., f-.s
product ~ 'Olcsnic seton. and from son. sr.
serio' source ~ nav D. conveyed 10 tbs 49,
faster ihss ~ 10 eos'.y.1 away
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-05-11

him. That IL greater than al titles aud descent
than mines aud fwels. A man is u something
that came ftom God. lie 10 worth more than
systems audi stars. Take him from the hovei,
the wigwaul the gutter that Is true. Ia him is
sometl ing Aamo,tal, though We hesitate about
saying Il 50 sely-diviue You cam get out Of
him that " Meh Gllies him TO the lnfniic Life.
There Il Il and IL inheres through cycle aud
epicycle or n elcFniiies. In lowest degradation,
Ia barbafJ igsOrance II must have honor 10
dehaseme'I aev,r wholly lost or foul something
ever 10 inf y clue by which IL may loop itself
back TO 90 Living centre. Theology will
say terri jugs about the nature q u gave
man, hut hosry ialehool cannoi ,,and tor.
ever aga bat Jesus said and did and the
man Ia % witness 10. Because are men
A0.for ie not wholly drpraSed because
ramt AsrtfOTr are we not zen over
to rep will becagse Christ 10 of the
same slryorc shall We none - Us lose
utterly ole. Faith stands ffmer on the
Gosps " than upon ABgustin,. Calvin,
dccre Nii SsaoiA,Rg y uo''h m NAN
becaV they rriierate. Jesus came not
tot 30 ~ men who had done the
- elves bot be care 90 the
inic an se s,u Z ,ss a, sqssh y
death, ,tc pfinsi disiae spark 10 the o. wtom
God would t=eue because o. the ss,paeiiy,
The man auiesrlopsd, degraded, be- siEed 10
them tnSo'ihy TO be called Gods a. every
fepeuiant pFo1igsl might feel wor'n saving
God considers every man, hecausr. h0~ S-r over.
laid 10 him !. ,h,, .at,ryo which san q, ,p. m.
iuspirailoS - the Almighty shall sta' to ~,
y not here, ei-stefr. liu o. to giof'a houor
80. ~. 49,. -. 49, -.
A.. ti.. c. 80, -. -.
~, .'t a
...I,-,'.,,.,.. t--
''.t " F' "us ~" ~
~ tsing of srfskiuE fsriit e. htu ~ fat
"'1''' -, -" '.''' 80 . = %"
,D"'' W. "si' 80 - ''si,' 70
u''A - - ~ 2" Fi,irie ~''' - A. shhhs
'' - 'f Hi'au go 90 3 +'' IS meo
"-' - : -'' ~ ~ hu- 'e.d 90
- ''o.a' 'fr'''f, 'n''F' As''-
- GEO - - ives .-t great SOL
- ehsr} 80 tsl.e3 'hp-' o. sosTsl 10
'if'uae >pas' 80, t-s.i- sst.-ths' he reai
49, % f4 faf aaf ttt retr. nan aui noi
's- '.4tt tf. q. ss.f f.i ih~ asglts ~
t..,.a' tet s. 50, n. .H.r - sscs ihs
20 a.'r'eas fs'' a.a' .'' AZ 'hs s..'
krasa fh rft p.r... as i--a'r aa4
u.t.' atl %. ,. a.t d. th,u~n 90
.r.I.rg4 R . as...t.,. a,
tr..E.t'-1.s ,..........., t.--,,,,.,,
u.- -. t.-,....., 49,. -.
IT,. s.. .... -..ts..3 ga. 81. 80, d,
t
.s,a r,o.sr. - ,...,,.-t .,e - "a
'4F
A@" -aa'os
''s'' f'+' Aa' ''ie''oa
~''a' -
Wv 80 2
'i''f' - ''sA- i'a '-''fs -
''''NF -isrs '- 80 ~ea.s -
'ss' s'i s'sTn4 = 80 s.aiss
r'' 'sife 'feF. 's sr1 s7f 80
a1t 100 .sf.t tr ne '~. % nr1
h.'- =. rs ss'r ...a't t.-. 20 isr
Fs-.t- ~. -rt -.3
.t fss t..r .a .s.. s.t go
sfo-
Att tt+f end .sa ..ta n.-
atu.r rtt... See. t-.s ..... ..-.
ts. .--..- -, 3 t-.-.. tt..
:. t.rtrs, ..... ..,.-... --- ~.
b. -, ,u...-. ,..........t .-t-. -.
~...ss4. .....".a.t ,-.. ..
,-..--,...4 v..
..t
t
-. -s
t~FsoaA
.s H.. ~.a
Hf' tea P" tnos
- - -srssi - ~ -ss e. issi =
e.s~ 'sf 'v+7 Aai /