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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-08-23
Pound Notice.

n THERE ARE IIPOUSDED AT THE
-r{Zl Government Pound koholalua- Honolulu,
q trlyed animals which viii be sold al Auction
TUESDAY the 2sth-. AUGUST a. . O'Clock. noon. VIZ
Bay horse feet shod. white forehead, brand on len
We. black horse. white forehead sore back, brand
right R. neck not Desirable slate eolored mule,
-. KU NJ neck not desirable
orAoa A 3. KAAUKUU,
s5s-lt Pound Master
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-08-23
For Sale or For Lease.

- 4 HANDSOME COTTAGE PtEASANT-
- u located. with garden, Sc containing rror' three
bedrooms, two CLOSETS dining room, kitchen and
pantry. bathroom servants house. carnage house AMI
stable AL very convenient and in perfect order. Apply 10
s5Iu HUGO sTANGENwALD, ND.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-08-23
CITIzEYs AND -REsTDE1Ts on HoSo

(tITIZEES AND RESIDENTS OF HOMO
u Lulu, Visiting Friencs and Strangers generally are
cordially Invited attend Pubic Worship FORT ST.
CHuECH, where Services held every Sabbath At II
O'Clock A. N and * P L seats are provfted for al
wuo may be pleased attend. There IL Wednesday
evening Prayer Meeting - o'coek, In the Lecture
Room. % EnCh ALA welcome. 5zf 1y.s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-08-23
BATH, SURGEON & CARRIAGE SPOHGES
Star Mills Msdicated Paper.
zs- Particular attention paid 20 supplying
Physicians. Ships. and Plantations
with PURE DRUGS. "a

rs- Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared lay or
eooly ns- NIGHT BILL "a
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-06
The Liberty Car.

Whom a slave was manumitted by the
Romans, q small red cloth cap, called
pileus, was placed on his head. So soon
as this was done ho was proclaimed a
freedman (iibertinuS) and his name duly
registered. When Saturnius took the
capital, in the year 263, he hoisted q
cap on the top of his spear to indicate
that all slaves who joined him should be
free. Marius employed the same symbol
when melting the slaves to take up
arms against Sylla, and when Caesar was
murdered the conspirators marched
forth in body with q cap elevated on q
spear as a token OF liberty. Tho God
dcss of Liberty in the Aventine Mount
was represented as holding in her hand
cap, the symbol of freedom. In France
the Jacobins wore = red cap (boaRet
rogue, but in England tho cap of blue,
with white border, is the symbol OF
liberty, and Britannia is sometimes rep
resented as holding such q cap on the
point of her spear. The American "cap
Of liberty" is also of blue, with white
band or border on tho bottom, upon
which thirteen stars arc placed, and has
boen adapted from the British.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-06
Speaker Kerr's Ilndlca,Ion.

Speaker Kerr has been indicated by
tho unanimous vote Of the House of
Representatives, Every Republican
voted in his favor on tho general prin-
clple that good record should out
weigh even positive testimony from q
doubtful source. The Willingness of the
Republicans to do justice to Speaker
Kerr, should cause Democrats TO blush
for shame over their actions under SINH
lar circumstances. The witness Harvey
who testified that no paid Mr.. Kerr
money for cadetship has far better
reputation than the average witnesses
called upon to testify against Republi-
can officials. Weight has been given to
men of no character by Democratic
committees. Private reputation and
hong years of honorable service have
passed for nothing in the partisan in
vestigations set on foot by tho Demo
Gratis of tho House of Representatives.
Bent upon securing political capital tor
tho fall campaign, the usual sense Of
honor commonly recognized among fair
minded men has been totally ignored,
and every pcrjurer who could be induced
20 appear as witness has been regarded
an oracle of truth. Ii tho prompt vim
dication of Speaker Kerr by the Repub-
licans of the House has the tendency to
awaken like sense of justice among
the Democrats we may reasonably hope
the period of official defamation is nearly
at close, and that a healthy public
opinion will cause tho shafts of malice
and SANDER to fall harmless at the feet
of men who have earned a right to pub
lie confidence by long and honorable
service in the country.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-06
Fro aus TO and from all Trains,

TIE Pacific House Is hs.ildIn- and contains Il.
caagensrcs OF \ drsi class hofel. spscf1ss sArzgs
room has ben oPene5 ARi nrF.ag~i Ter IT, use og
traveera II l. lcared rcarfy opy~ostte TIE coxnfy
H. ilftuxs here god har ~ oftainef a. a. trrs
utsa ssr wi;i,fgt EGg.uS Sz.s.fscgioa zEsrAEiesi-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-06
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To the Working Class.--We can Furnish you
employment at which you make large pay, IN your
own locality, without beng away from hCne over
night Agents wanted m every town and county TO
.ake subscribers fOI The Centennial Record the lar
gest publication in the united stateslG pages "a col
umns; elegantly ilnstrated terms only ~ per year
The Record i devoted to whatever Is OF interest
uected with the centennial year. The Great LXhtbi
ton al Philadelphia IL fully illustrated in detail Ev
cTybody wants 10. The whole people feel great Inter
est IN their Country sCencnHia Birthday, aud wau
10 know all about u An elegant patriot crayou
drawing premium picture D. prrrcnted free e. each
subscriber. IL Is entitled, lin u1rnucc % the
One HuBdTedth Anniversary 90 the Independence Of
the United states. - SIC, . by ~ inches ANY one
can become successful agent. for bat show the paper
and picture and hundreds OF subscribers arr easily OBJ
ained everywhere. There j. business tiiat ~ pay
like this az present. We have many agents who
making a. high a. 20 per day and upwards. Ncw D.
the time; don't deay. Kousnlber u costs nothing 10
give the business trial send for circulars,
terms. aDd SAMPLE copy 81 paper, watch - srnt free
% All WbD apply 10 ,t to-day Complete ouat e~nt
20 those who decide 20 engage Farmers aud me
chanIcs. aud their and danghiers make hs very
best Of Agents Address
1IIE CENTENsiAL RECORD. Portland, Maine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-06

Fer stone the Bladder Calculus Gravel or Briak-
dust DEPOSIT AMI Mucu- or Milky Discharges,
and Diseases ot The Prostate gland.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-06
KEARNEY'S EXT. BUcHU

Cures Diseases arising from Impuieucss. Habits Of
dissipation etc. la ali thvir stages 40 ltie expsnsr,
lttlc change Of diet, NJ Inconvenience and no
exposure. 10 causes a frequent DESIRE and gives
strength 20 Iruatr, thvrrby um0viuR uhstniction-,
preventing and curtBg ~trciurs % the Jrihra. asy
ing pain and innandtion and VNp'ing all Poisonous
matter.
Used by persons ~ the decline or change OF life
chtiiirvn. etc.
Prof steele SAYS: Zone bottle OF kearney ENtraot
biucd. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-06
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W Y 4 ~ Fa-fFNFs n Hss 10 - IL
POSITIVELY NO PosTPoaEMEaT.

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$50 ck<tt. stzssis - s1sFs@@sf ~
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-06
q WF. g. JOHN BARNES
sll,5O AVERAGED FER Day.

.
FrLroN, Mo, December ! ith ,ls-t
Nessrs " r. ee John B9rnes, Rockford. Nfaois-
Gentlemen: sawed 10 frcts for balustrtde for por
tico and - brackets in first two days running Eve
~ one who Witnessed the working of the saw has
pronOuncch II the most useful machine invented
have been working from twelve 10 sixteen H1en. and
have sOne all my shop work (scToll sawingl your
machine, running II daily since purchased H. and
have paid nothing for repairs except for SAWS, which
amount was comparatively small Three weeks since
purchased some imported woods and some nice de-
signs and turned my attention. % fr't work. have
averaged per cay, since That time, vi 80 know 81
no occupation pleasant zust profitable for anne
chanic 10 spend his winter evenings III ~ the above.
Your machine runs lightly and easily that u will
not tire the delicate after little practice
in fact consider Your machine Indispensable 20 any
carpenter however small his business H. bee in
lrSluce the little machine 20 his scrap nile and max
enough brackets nloue week to pay Tor his machine
consider my machine inst n essential In my shop 40
"a bunch of bench planes.
Very truly.
NJ FRED Bell.
architect aud Bladder.
rgeAddress for hsll information.
W. /. &JOIIN BARNES.
BOX 20H Rockford. Illinois
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-06
LOOK. LOOK,,

hnpNTS WANTED Now ready in one large
AUDN Cand finely engraved steel plate. size
2.x Great National Picture of all EMBELLISHMENTS
of the United States from the beginning OF the iepa1lc
A. WORK OF art, this important picturv, whiCh
strongly appeals. especially at this time, to the pride
and patriotism Of every American citizen, viii bear
comparison with the best production of the Srver IN
this country or Eur0T. Ihe artist wno commits
stoned 10 execute the plate, has been at work upon t
Tor nearly two years aRd now presents finished pic
ture worthy al the great subject
coid only 10y Agents, q wnOn the most liberal terms
given. Address
ANCHOR PUBLISHING co.
l2-3m 81 Pine II. 81. LOUIS, Mo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-29


ANOTHER SCHOOL housE'-Ihe peo'
pie on tho DIVIDE are taxing active
steps owafu erecting a larger ou'idihg
fer tbs aeeomodaion OF q scholars al
tending the public schools. a meeting
OF the citizens, to deliberate on the sub.
iect. Is called for this evening. at the
house OF Monumental Ere Engine Com
pany. Professor thnt super
intsndent OF faohe schools
was out early this morning surveying The
situation. and trying 70 select asui'a-
bic location for a new ehooi house.
At the time We observed him he was
talking with Z. W. L,arue, VINO owns =
lot 7oIeo feet on tho Yves, sue .. y
street. virginia. ce'wesn .he Asn'ana
House and Lonkeys lousins.nouse, ana
almos. opposite Monumental aoo fnsihe,
house. Mr.. Larue asked S',svv i'r we
lot, and when We leit no anu Wv a
fessor were wraneling soon. NO ~.
two hundred dollars. i Sa
uenuiso s'eiS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-29
suRPRIsED.
4 Piea>ast way efspendiug winter
Ev~eaiugS.

Mr.. George ". Rogers and his esti-
mable young vito were called upon at
their residence. ON High street, in this
town. last evening. by a party OF young
people who were bound to have n good
time. and did. The party was organized
by Misses Emily Nieoll and Ida Lichten-
berger. and rendezvoused ut the resi-
dcnco OF the former, on Telegraph
street. Mary Mcdonnell, lucy Kcnns-
dy. George Wright. Laura Holman, Viz.
ginia Moore. Esther bloomfield. Julia
Seharff. Lulis CASTOR. Emily Nicoll, Ida
Lichtcnberger, and Messrs. Heber Hol-
man. Charley Conwell. X. II. Eastman,
]. Il. Weston, John Buckmaster. John
Jones. John Allen, Willie Nicoll, Edgar
Taylor and George Stewart were the IN.
yored individuals comprising the party.
The young people. including the host
and hostess. hal n right merry time,
such an one as does more towards culti-
waiting good fellowship than could DO
accomplished by months OF ordinary in-
tercourse. Reserve Is too much the
rule in Gold Hill. aud such informal
parties where convsntionality is laid on
the shelf. should DO p~opulaized by all
means. more especially among young
people. Friendships OF an enduring
character are liable to be brought about
in this manner between people who
else might never learn each others good
Qualities
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-29
srooMp o,spAron.
The case or RssenbiAtt-Mr. Dawson
Confronted Heavy Sentense 81
IIsodiums = Arrest or nunko
b~hArpers.

San FRAscrsco, Jan. 20-2 r. NJ
Tho case Of Samson Rosenblatt Is on
argument before tho Supreme Court
this morning. The affidavit Of Chief OF
Police Ellis was road, averring that the
suit brought against Rosenblait by
Flsishacksr was simply for the purpose
Of getting the prisoner out OF tho hands
Of the police TO defeat the ends Of jus.
ties. the plaintiff being Rosenblatt's
brother-in.law.
The case Of T. II. Dawson against the
publishers and reporters Of the San
Francisco Post and members OF the
prcsbytery came up in the Nineteenth
District Court to-day. An affidavit was
flsd by defendants rehearsing the whole
story OF Dawson's crimes md peccadil-
loss, aud avorring their ability to provo
tho truth Of all publications made in
connection with Dawson's affairs. The
case was continued until Friday next.
George Pearson and p. Foy. two OF
tho Jessie street gang Of hoodlums.
were sentenced. in the Municipal Court
to-day. to twelve years imprisonment
each. for rapo.
George Adams. Samuel Doyle and
T. h. Martin were arrested this morning
for conducting q "bunko" game ON
Hsarny street. All tho parnpherualia
Of tho game waS found In their room.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-29
BASNER BRss. AT HOME AGAIN.

II Is with pleasure that we chronicle
to-day the return and r~sopening OF Ban.
nsr Brothers, the great clothiers, at their
old stand. corner Of G and Taylor streets,
Virginia City. This firm was the first to
start an opposition aud put down the
high price Of clothing in Storey county.
and has become 30 widely and fayorably
known throughout the State that their
store was missed as ono Of the land
marks Of tho city after the great fire.
hut energy aud pluck will tell, and to-
day they reopen in q far moro magnif.
cent aud elegant store than the old. The
building has been lsnthgened until II Is
now G2 feet in depth. 1t is two stories
in height. besides having u large base
ment for storeing goods out OF the
way. The two upper stories arc occu-
pied rs salesrooms, the two placed con-
iinuously on one floor; forming a store
l2i feet in depth. The walls have been
whitened and calcimined. and the shelly.
ing and cornish finished in u manner
second to no house OF the kind on the
Pacific Coast. Three elegant aud cost
~ mirrors adorn each Of the rooms,
above aud below. while at the back part
Of tho lower sales room, overlooking the
whole establishment, u handsome, con-
venient Office has been partitioncd of
from the rest Of the store. These
magnificent store rooms are to be filed
from top to bottom with a stock OF goods,
which. in variety, finish. style. quality
and prices, il not excelled IL il is equaled
by any clothing house in San Francisco.
Banner brothers would have every per-
son in the State to understand that they
have located in Virginia City to stay, and
that without any ostentatious display ON
their part, they intend. by fair, honest.
upright dealings. and by furnishing at all
tunes . superior quality Of goods. manu-
faetured expressly for this market. to
not only deserve. but keep the custom
OF all who may favor them with their
patronage. Any person. in this or any
Of tho adjoining counties, in need OF
clothing will certainly do well to give
them q call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-29

Tux MONARCH or TuKN AIL.-As will
10 seen by due announcement in our
advertising columns to-day. Hermann,
the great prestidigitator. king Of all the
wizards and magicians OF the world. IL
shortly going to give the wonder'loving
people OF the Comstoek range an oPPor'
tunity to see him perform some OF o
astounding feats in leaerdemain which
have so sorely puzzled the wissst OBJ
servers and philosophers wherever he
has appeared, His advance agent. Carl
Bosco, who il himself very excellent
magician, was in town to-day attending
10 business. Hermann Is TO appear at
National Guard Hall. Virginia. on Mon.
day, Tuesday. Thursday and Friday OF
next week. The beautiful and graceful
Mile Addis will assist him in the capac-
i,y Of page ; also appearing as the ned'-
nm In his marvellous spiritual seances.
Hermann is the best known and most
popular OF ell the great wizards, n
only a year or two ago his death In Ea-
rope was officially announced through
ost all the papers. and We even wrote
and published a nice little obituary no.
,ice OF him in the Cold HILL news:
hut il i. nothing strange that he should
he alive, nevertheless. for surely ne neeu
not stay dead amy longer than he chooses
srooKuoLpErs' MrkTrSo.- The an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Prospect Gold and Silver Mining CON-
pany. for the election OF Trustees. etc.
will be held at the Office Of the company
in San Francisco. oil the 9Th OF fsoiu'
ary next See Official notice in our ad-
yertising columns to-day.
No E,sr.RS MAu.-No mail was TO-
c.iyei from the East to-day. When the
passenger train on the Virginia x
rruckec Railroad left Reno this morn.
ing the Eastern train on the Csnna,
Pacific was reported eight hours psnih
ut WiLnemucca.
ALTA ASSESSMENT. An assessment OF
90 cents per share il levied by the Alta
Silver Mining Company. dslinquen. on
the 2d Of March next. See Official
in u advertising columns TO-
day.
Lazy WASHINGTON AxsEssNESr.-An
assessment Of 90 cents per share Is levied
by tho Lady Washington Mining Com
pany. See official notice in our advsr-
Using columns to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-29
4 LITTLE ORR.
s.~s ss~ Misssas~ase.s. Corrected,

Three fair ladies' OF Gold Hin, n
married. the ether a widow and the third
n blooming Miss in her early teens. en-.
tered the Nkws Office yesterday and took
US roundly to task for daring to intimate
that the leap year party. to be given at
Miners Union Hall ON Friday evening.
February ith. would DO attended only
by girls excluding married ladies' and
widows) over eighteen years Of age.
They said that the three classes they
represented would not only attend but
do 80 in force. and IL would be the es-
peeial duty Of the married ladies' to in
vito the nico young men; OF the widows
TO take married men in tow; and Of the
young misses to tenderly take charge Of
the inve,erate old bachelors. We are
happy the ladies' called to s%nlishien us.
and more than happy to make the above
corrections.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-29
n CATARRH.

II you have n discharge from the nose.
offensive or otherwise. partial loss Of the
sense OF smell. tasto or hearing. eyes
watery OF weak. feel dull and stupid or
d~ebilitated. paiu or pressure In the head.
or take cold easily. you may rest assured
that you have the Catarrh. Thousands
annually, without manifesting hall OF
tho above symptoms, terminate In con-
sumption and end In the grave. No
disease Is so common. moro deceptive or
less understood by physicians. II. v.
Pierce, NJ. D.. OF buffalo, N. Y. ID the
proprietor Of DR.. Sago's Catarrh Rene
dy-a perfect specific for the Catarrh,
"Cold in the Head" or Catarrhal Head.
ache,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-29

y,no r,xx r,,, lack nj
-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,m.
eo"P'e'e'y om" ne'ou w
portant features OF the Pioneer reunion
at National Guard Hall, Virginia. on
Thursday night. Many others were so
briefly noticed that they might A. we'll
have been omitted. Among others, the
Virginia Glse Club-tho members OF
which arc not only among the finest
musicians. but also the most liberal gen.
,l.men In the city-pentlemen who, on
numerous occasions. have rendered their
services cratuitously to benevolent and
other worthy neutrality-suspicious.
80 ",seiy 70 'no nisn,a ~ csll
Si., ~ ,nim ~. tloubl
n four Amer Voices can be found in the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-29
AsErixu.
Some or tks Subjects Discussed. and
How they are Handled.

IT,. ....,, -.,,hi, ,n..,;,, M ,bs
nan ,.e.,.,,,x
teachers OF uoid fhii was neiu yes'eiua!
afternoon at the Central School building.
Pres.nt-Professor Kent. III. Z. Baker,
- NJ c,s,o, Mis-.
80, At.
Mary Mcdonnell MISS Lena om
A. b. G. Davis, Miss Jennie hsrche'ai
anil T,n,tss Haxeltine. Absent-Miss
q, -----, >u..r., uo,ua,
o.h' iay''' :"
Prof.. Kent spoke on the suoJec' u.s.
| signed him BY the NEWS, "The Fsasibil-
;,v NJ awarding Prizes" In 4 short
- u,,..,, .unh.,;.ailv
speech he expressed himself e"P"'
opposed to the system OF prizes. '"'''
no did not believe in hiring children to
Ia xo,l vh;.h ,h.x ouvbt 10 10 from a
ss,ss ~ Jutv The motive inculcatsi
by off,rs of money was a pernicious one.
I'll. only ipspirinr motive should 10 the
chila's lave 81 knowledge aud desire for
A., ,.lpca,;on anil NOT msrcenary re-
.a,Ss Second pr;x.s were. as a rule,
only competed for by two or three OF the
hr;.h,est .cbolars- the dull or less bril-.
Ian, nn,;l. knowing .bat II is useless
.".,hIm,a s,,;,. Tor "A Thus sncour.
.-,.,n.n, IA ,iy.n 10 those who least need
n anil announcement to the very onei
that need an incentive. Lastly, expert
.ncs uroyes tint il ia an utter impossi.
bilitv 10 award prizes 40 Us TO give salts.
faction IN all parties interested, thore
b,iny invariably complaints Of favor
i,i.m and partialitv. Awarding prizes
IN primary scholars for punctuality was
c~ommenisj. lint awarding of money
prize. vas condemned by the speaker.
AMI nh, view, heartily seconded by all
,he ,saeh.r. present.
Mr. Bnk.r game next with arithmetic
ma nj. text. First he held that il is a
c,sa, mistake 10 have compound mum.
her. pr,eede fractions and decimals.
m. also advocated that answers should
nsv.r h. ciyen ..e.pt In the first two
ar ,h,.a s,,mnles- illustrating new
nr;nr;ples. Mental arithmetic should
rseciys much attention. Let the pupil
h. ,.,ch, 90 ,x,,l with tina mind inie.
nsrJsS,iv 81 nan.r anJ p.nciI. ma mucb
- nas.;bi. Sho,, ns,bnls of mnltipli.
- J;v;.,on a,J nr,oI war. iIip..
,.s,sJ :, ,ha hosrS ..sSo,, cn,s acres.
Lots sbould be- shown 10 The pupils
a, a eay,v a .ta,e ns possible. Lastly. |
h. ;nsis,.j mon nunils always ciyin.
a.. ...hr" vii "a an. ..bow"o;n ali
.,nl.ra,;o,s Ins;s, un,n having the
..;ni.s .,.n I'm, no, ,ha ,nles
H., *. .,;e., rs..on all .,.mn,.. M,
n%s.;na so mr.h s,,.,,;on 10 NIL. I'm,
100. n-n.;nI.s m. all hs wonIi
-, a. haxs s.ho,ar msls , m;stsLs
= $50, an5 DIVA ,hs -,.as.nip,
- ,hs, 40 ..,,hs s,,c, Navel
sna No, Ia ah,s ,o Tell ,rly hs cot II.
a. Da,;. ~ ~,lnbabetical fame.
.,ah. mon ,hs s,h;.s, ~ ..obtaininv
.,,.n,;on 81 .choia,s dnr;po ~recita.
,;"n H. a, TN ,h,, ,.acbs,s sbonla
a,~a,s NIL n,snsr,,ion ior sseb reci,,.
,;on ,,ach tsxt hook. lass and ideas