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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-24

Why don's the returning boards OF
Louisiana and Florida "cut IL Short
aud get through with IL. They hsye
come TO the determination 20 cheat Mr..
Tilden, and should DO so without 60
much form and ceremony.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-24

TnE great cardinal has gone to his
rest. Antonelli has been laid away with
his fathers. "Bis life" says the New
York Herald. stretching across two
generations, was restless, eloquent and
,rue."
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-24
IaE HuusK W

One OF the best mon elected 10 the
lower house OF the general assembly by
the Republicans, is Hon. Z. B. Sherman,
oi Chicago. lie has the Jeaersonian
qualifications for Office. being both hon.
est and capable. II the house has many
soeh members II will b tho most able
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-24
"a Gigantic frand.'
president Glsnt.''

q (PreHoeut I'll sns't
'.ls has been alleged that Kellogg was
not slssssd. WHISTLER he was y uss b Dot
Altogether cessain. DOR len 40 ME Ger.
tain thse his csmpesitoss MS8uesy, VAS
chossp. Tne election wss gissptic ffsud,
and there are no re,ist'e returns of is re-
,fiit"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-24
Elaine, the Family Safeguard Oil,

dos 10 deg be used
OF so sc
LLANE
bELNE which
and the Yield out of given the cos,
higher than thai headlight and perfectly
SAFE ordinary headlight parafine higher
The the excess Of po
gas and causing in terrible frequently
The cost OF Elaine
tes, lines in rttburg only II
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-24

Governor Iilden keeps cool. Up to the
present he has not turned hair. but leaves
that performsnss 70 bic saddle horse and
the fact team that draws his T cart.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-24

WHETHER Hayes Is counted in or out,
with the conclusion Of the present count
ing process the downfall OF the Republic
can party will como.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-24

10 THE Republicans this advice : Put
away the bloody shirt" and to the Dem.
ocrsts this: Keep on your shirt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-24

The reputation IL has attained, In
consequence OF the marvellous cures 1t
has produced during the last half cen.
tury, Is sufficient assurance to tho
public that II will continue to realize
the happiest results that can be desired.
In almost every section OF country
there are persons, publicly known, who
have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases Of the lungs,
by its use. All who have tried II ac-
knowledge its superiority; and where
Its virtues are known, no one hesitates
as TO what medicine TO employ to re.
lieve the distress and suffering peculiar
to pulmonary affections. CHERRY Pee
ToRAL always affords instant relief, and
performs rapid cures of the milder va
rieties Of bronchial disorder, ns well as
the more formidable diseases of tho
lungs.
As safeguard 10 children, amid
the distressing diseases which beset
the Throat and Chest OF Childhood, II
Is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitndes are rescued ana restored TO
health. F.F...fl s-t.f
This medicine gains friends at
every trial, as the cures IL Is constantly
producing are too remarkable TO be
forgotten. No family should be with.
out It, and those who have once used
II never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the
country prescribe It, and Clergymen
often recommend 1t from their kuowl.
edge OF its effects.
gREPAREp By
Dr.. J. c. AVER 4 CO.. Lowell, Mass,
Practical aud Analytical Chemists.
SOLD ~ ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-24
rnE nrLLErrx ESTABLISHMENT
TOR AAn.E.

CrLLoN's majority will be ahont
o,32l.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-24

In this melancholy way the Democrats
a. the South are said to be singing now /:
"Put away his little rooster.
Pride OF all the chicken coops
He can't crow a. he Is used to, t
Owing to the federal troops"
And. BY the way, is there not more
truth than poetry In these lines? Well,
yes; for since there is some truth In
them at least. person may safely ven.
ture upon this assertion.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-24

GEx. LEIB didn't throw out .hc igreg-
.ilsr returns OF Cook county.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-24

nu insnsuos to make
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22

IL tho crops of tho last very exceptionally iNoaoo
year could be taken o criterion, general agricui
ture could not be made profitable In that ree'o'.
Remembering the suffering OF those VINO nave souen'
homes TO the westward of the limit OF sufficient ram
falls of the great need OF correct Information up"
this subject to enable Congress to dispose in'oii
gently of questions involving the capabitios VI '",'
country. and the fact that many hundred thousinu'
of dollars are spent each year in sectionzing this
worthless land that can never 10 SOU ioi "
teptb of the money spent In making the
s,rv.vs would il not be well for Congress
to take steps TO gather. for the use OF ALL
the facts respecting tie agricultural qualities OF this
interior countryf This most useful and practical
knowledge seems TO be subordiDated in all our sur
yeys TO more purely scientific questions ana
although giving much of the data from whch 'no
facts of the question now discussed are oeuucioio'
vet il does not come In form that Is PLAIN ana COM
prehensiye 10 the general public The best ana oSt
disnterestcd witnesses, possessing al theeo i'''
can Iva fonnd within the limits OF Washington ten.
Warren. Lieut Wheeler Lieut.. Carpenter, ana Df
Yomans of the army; Prois. haydch anu
Powell. Mr.. Gardener, Clarence hing, ana many
other perfectly trustworthy men, VINO nave speh'
man Years passing over and examining this country
would tell tho whole story.
If has seemed proper to refer again to this subject
AZ
bend IT, while there are yet interested parties who
for selfish ends VIII strive to pcrpetuao errors re-
sDscting it. ] will recapitulate what l have pre-
yiously st,ted-.hlt the region of country between
the Tooth meridian and the Sierra Nevada mountains
all tie way from Mexico to the British posscssions-
is practically valueless for agricultural purposes;
that while mining interests of great value Will be
developed, and scattered pastoral communities OF
great thrift will occupy the country with an
agriculture Of sufficient extont i'll exceptional 10
caiies Tor all local wants. yet none of this region
can support than very meager popuaii ION until
there shall be changes in natural phoEomona not
reasonable to hope for. In other words tho buiid-
ing up of new and popuious States, such rs WIS
Consln, Iowa, and Missouri viii no moro be seen on
our present domain. and all calculations based upon
such thing are false, while all eNtraneous inilr-
cnces brought to bear upon emigration to carry II
wost OF TIE Tooth meridian excepting IA few very
restricted localities wicked beyond expression,
and frauglt with misery ald failure.
W. Il. HAzEN.
Fort Milford Dakota Tcr., jan s, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Everett Brown was tried before Judge Benedict in
United States Circuit Court esieIay afternoon on
ch1r,e rua & r,c3si - sst after gang
rUgniaI ippng ARTICLES The Jnry returned Nrract o.
NY Brown sentenced To 10 daJs nprisonniont In
Ludlow street jail.
Thomas Stewart OF the British ship Neptnne's Car
was committed yesterday by United states COmmssiohef
Osborn lor ex'r1ton England under treaty existing
win country He charged with IT, With ihtens
to robert Bdc CHAM, m Its 0f tho vessel lln
coins,l a. II. Puniy. VIII Application 20 the Unsf
writ Of habe@s corpus ana cotora
At fhe Essex Market Police COur5 yesterday.
stephen Maioney sailor held for slng shot
. John and Terrence bcKenna wore hell IN 100
bail EACH asssutDg and r0bbng freGerak H. e. Cark ~
80 Spring-st uto and tcc0io together valued AZ
l.. 1hr robbery took place at HOuss0nst AID tho B"nery
laLs "Wednesday nsat
Al the Washn gton Place Police Court yesterday.
Augustus Hendrckson No. SIG Wstst, hell Tor
d.fraudng By rlbOof
pps " main. by secTIlns his ge for DO hing
Henry NJ ~ Brooklyn held for -wiJdlBg M.yr
Bar ~ 80 Ann s. Out ~ SLIT ~ clothes Dy giving IN
payment fraudulent ohock on the Park Ns'iOnsl Bank
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
rcoyo,fy IN KINGS COUNTY.

The Committee of the Kings County Board
OF Supervisors appointed TO revise tho pay rolls of tie
county officials and 10 prescribe the mode ~ appoint
uept IN oil oasos provided for by law. held meet
ing Yesterday afternoon. Supervisor Mcdonald. who
presiei favored tho appointments Of all subordinaos
by the heads OF the several Departments otherwise
the Commissioners could not be held Responsible Tor the
conduct OF thoir suborEaes IL was deded To report
10 the full Board of supervisors resolution Ia that
effect Supervisor Phelps expressed the opinion
that $4,000 was large An expenditure for
the salary account Of the DistrctAttorneys OF
fee He favored reducing the Dstrct-Atorneys -alary
from 900 10 900 year. aud the salary OF tie
Chief Clerk from - 900 to $500. In his opinion tho
salaries of nl the county officers should be reduced
supervisor sexton tnCugt conference should lee had
Win the hrss departments before reductions should
be made Supervisor Mcdonald believed that tho alaIy
oil 5000 paid 10 Gerard Nj. stevens as Clerk Ol no
supreme Court much. The number OI court ol'
Gers he thought, extraordinary many ~ them NOS
going near cOuits. A. Gnally decided "a make re-
duct.1ns but first 10 communicate Win the rads Oh o
departments regarding the amount OF rcuc0ns and lhs
number of employees.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
DECTSlONs-JAN. 81.
!cupveme Court - Ch

Supreme Court - Chambers - lv Judge Barrett. -
bowman ag AUAntiv aud Pacinc hiirad COMPANY" MOuln
e,ned win 80 costs. Mclean agt on Ia Grunge
granted. but Ni put c-s M the moving alrts 10
d made before s'ur l"in Oh
Z Sos. aud ttnOft confirmed and ofler
Pickt rNoOn lo YacsIc 81 Z o arrest
rie, win costa rfThsrit agt kUl'L-Anl iratlon
Granted or - ag. punan -OnOr lIano' SPiaLt ngI
Vr4wt0r Gi,m,- Il without costs hba VIA irafeo
rnrw o. ler psptrs Mo~g and sgt- tlt'niha Mo
ion granted upo payment - ui thc IS To dAie a uIn
defendant y,ns rc lNntin bond 10 Do alfrnN q Df e
niura Tor the Fymen. or any luagineit wh,.n
De uaif 'ud bond lNu Nltn Ten
G r mot an doud with $40 ccsi. order be settled On
~ days not c.. kp Bluinwrs dismissed ana pms
olel remandcd memorandum.
iy Jadge Bray-PhiiUs agt. BalyCeunsN 10 apptsr on
the January ~ lUit Phis sbL Atlfiu-Sano
'CisiDr. ~. .
sppr,4 7era-By judge DOn0huc-a1msty asL Peyser 1t
al May AIT Kahn et al udgn nt nor rig Ms oilniOns
sObcr acf Nrtnfl aCk al-Drt GUd r. Gtls siS ID
lsy Jni.c lit agt. iienonway et alJudS
mont for p,H'nt Opitp
SgpryjOy C0pyi-Spociai Tcrm--By .ludge Scdgwick.
Ntt4hke sgt O'Nol SChwaTl DC, ait VCoJror - AZ
intt AT Hgt Johnston ,uepts Tor PLAINTIFFS m'A1rin-
duus Parser Harrison ot aLCompnt ds1lsse1 Win
D. b, st. munorahaG1.
~ sac < SanUrd-G rahan 81 a. AIT Olirhi FOLLOW
S,.yrps a.id l.aun a. ihip-)uirr- Tihed hcck
ei al MendeT-rlrrenoc ordered DAVIS asI hC-n %
al.-Dnler overriding drnurr T.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22

Another phase of tho Park Thcater litiga-
ton cilo ye5tcrd,y besoro Judge sanford in Superior
Court Special Term. ia the Of Plrssci against the
Now-York Ife Insurance Company, trustee. aad ohors
The property which Tho thcater stands was leased to
the plaintiff in 1868 for u years ON ground rcnt Of
$50 600 subsequently modified Ia Slo,3Jo per annlm
The plaintiff built the the tor ON this property. and Dor
rowrd ON u MORTGAGE of his lease money from Riggs
Co. bankers. Both the sublcise 10 stuart and the
mortgage 70 Mr.. RIGGS have been the subject OF pro
t4tcted litigation. Meanwhile tho original lcsseos
the defendants In this case, took summary pro-
ceedings TO oyict tho lessee. tho plaintiff
and his sub-esseos, from tho premises. and
tho order for tie eviction entered sept. 4. 1874
Under a statute allowing lessee where his lease has
than yc years 10 run, To rte, IN the leased prop
erty paying up the arrears of rent dnc
tue plaintiff brought this st. lie claims that the
rent his subcsSees more than $40 1000 per nm
num- and that II has been collected by tho dcfcndants
that thcY thus pad more nan the rent watch wa,
due on sept 5, 1879 lie therefore asAs that the dc
fcuins account hun for the oyerplis. and restore
him the property for tho balance OF the term Iho de
PENDANTS deny that they have been paid IN any way tie
S2s7l Al OF rent III arrears and dony hat they are
compelled to any account until the afrcHfaSe Is
trudcred them. The Court reserved its decision
ArnouX Rich Il WOOdford appeared for paintif; Belts
,g Robinson and Ira SiIier Tor deicndans.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
ALLEGED MrsApPRopIlATIoN OF BONDS.

The trial of the suit of Virginia e. Burke
ayaust Ira O. Gardner and others. begun Wednesday
Last before Judge Van Hoeson, In tho Court OF Common
Pleas was continued yesterday The claim OF the palm
t is that the defendant and his family, having induced
her iathor Capt Alexander, to board with them. took
from his dying bed tho bags In which ho had been
accustomed 10 keep bonds worth about s600o0 about
hs person, aad appropriated 10 their 0wa all but
about 2O0 claiming first that this ALL but after
admitting that they had received another bond to
prov Idle hi5 funeral expenses. The evidence yesterday
maiuly deslgDCd 10 show that immediately ator the
death OF the plaiutTs father members OF the Gardner
family negotiating for the sale Of bonds, for the
possession OF which they sb0wed satisfactory reason
A. H. ii. Dawson appears for tho plaintiff Mr.. Ely Mr..
Cooke, o. H. spencer Mr. BlauYelt, and Wheeler H. Peck
ham for the different delondants.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
cTNcJyNATPs GROCERY TRADE REViViN''
r,or, Th> Cincinnati Gazette
al

The Industries oil the South nave reviSeu'
and thorc s tis season, larger crop OF sugar ea no
i.s i'm ,usiaus than has been grown since the wdr'
idencr of this is 60 bo seen III our streets every uy
nat portion of the city IN which the heavy glooci!
bo,e, ARE located presents scenes that rtcai anu %
tmr, Tho sugar and mOiaSses products OF lYt,e ana
aTc arriving in large quantities, ana mcrchnnts are dys
in their sl plies tnoy ueed u do ia oid tnes. -
sniners arc also turning back 10 tGo Iia Iouis,sa"
products. This Is espccisiy true Oh @ nl''"Se I've
'rha sirips which have grown into use 80
been found 10 be absolutely unheaithy, ~ oes "a
ehe nically compounded IA other Words dos.o'u' "a
domestic liqaors which sold as Ioesn plVuue ar
Joctored foSons are used In preparing sirups ior %
ket as they are used In manufacturing what is Sa SSy
brandy bourbon GIN rum. etc. Out ol commune n1y
As "A con the CONSUMPTION OF the
ing sirnns i falling on ana the Ncw-Oflcans pro,i
which il they go not as lalaable as the ma
stnff nre pnre--are assuming their OLD piaco xs~s
excrpion OF sorghum, wioh Ia domestic produe,,
Orleans products viii soon cofIn,and ue "as ,.,i.
In the West and Cincinnati will regain It's olu p''
nonoe ~ giooory n.arAet
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR INDEPENDENTS.

SIR: Why cannot the people take the matter
OF seectng candidate for the Presidency o the nation
ont OF the hands of politicians and mere wireliersi
In a matter OF 50 great Importance 10 the honor ana
welfare OF the country always bo at the mercy
f thcso meIeu who more for the spoil5 OF office
and their own personal interests than for the good Of the
countryi Why cannot man DO nominated WHO
Will be acceptable TO tho better class OF
voters OF all parties and all sections OF tho cOun-
,ryt Party ties weaker than ever before
Thousands OF men, slckenei by tho corruption
to bc found In all political parties. woud 10 giu,o toto
for "A man who IL removed from ali partisan iniiuelre
and who, pure honest, genuine sia"s snlan, wOuiu
,id dignity the Office and honor Io tho country Sacn
man would hnve no political debts " pay 10 corrupt
for tneir lis would bo free to select
. Cabinet all his subordinate officers from among
tDe best men the country. Who doubt that tho
administration OF such would command the al
nraton country and the respect % the civilized
world To the point does not Mr. Carlcs Francis
Adams combine all that Ia wanted In candidate
for the peolo and " 30, why cannot he be Nominated
by body independent acting for the people II
his name could preseDte believe 10 would be hailed
with 10y by thousands VINO ready to break loose from
party lies. and that enthusiasm Tor such nomination
you'd pesd axe siliio tLronghout tho land Al any
rate let the people speak In this matter and insist
that oioe s1al Sock the aud not the man the
oinoe. =
4o~rislova. N. j.. Jan. ID. 1870
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22

deliver to the substitute psntn five first morts.s. cc
uonus ~ Siso COUPONS anecedont to Jan. 1878,
10 themi Ia aares of nreferref .,oex e. oyionn9
common stock, scrip for dividends On bonds amuuntns
soI " o., .n e1tI Oh III h9Dey on his gvng up the
| - a Ur .. - ''. was o'"uSns'
e'ou a'"uemeht Wy ueiaut against VIM sprague. Amsss
opraguc aud others. the survivors OF Hoyt Spraeue
Co. Edwin Hoyt being dead for SI5G 74I 57 The sts
are on drafts drawn against letters OF credit issued TO d.
PENDANTS by plantins' NewYOrk AGENTS.
The trial of admiralty casas IN th. ry.;.x
. " "1'AiAA4'J N"'o' al LILO Ohiten
states Dlstrct Court viii be continued until includ
-, o.. - 80. tn -, 80 W" n"so
.or Jury as inc calendars OF jury causes for the
term Without new notices Of rial for that term Sa
causes snail have been duly noticed for that term The
'-.,on al" a A'rii soii"' wiz "o'dis Vria''
Bef0re the surrogate yesterday argument on
the probate of the Will OF the late william Bonde which
has been contested. was Leard Mr Blondel made his
VIII without the assistance OF d nwyer leaving the
sno "a ,, U ~ ~ IT, d"nsbIr IT, ~ eIe os n's
~ Ai 10 - o. 1s"neooea
- 'ui aiu son, Lis no ~ ~ S ;. y. ,neom
petehcy unSoindness OF mnd, and undhe hhuehce'
Judre B9rrett yestard9y in SuDrpme COurf
-, .,E. =, -
ChamDcrs hado an oruef ooIurnS tc recent eiection
OF trustees OF the Union Trust Company, the law requir
,r tho .uhoissor n, ,bosa .tactad 10 tho co,,r,,. an
,n.at ria sr'o,an. ~, ,ScravaS ~. tI,nerJ Vns
PVr 'T p D IT. IT. IPfPt0e" iPfPtn arc iImu ,i IhnS
Tr,h T. r - lrnhin ,ba,a cenr,a Z, Wiii,os an,.i
Wtjets Henry A Kanf and George fahot Wi
' " 49, -
Judge SeUgWick, In superior COnTt, Speclat
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
A QUART BOTTLE SHOULD HOLD QUART.

In suit between iIrm which for nearly
half century 5on brandy 30 the United states ani
other arms, t. rcsiriin the latter from usns an imita
ton 81 the former, trad mark. tried In Common Pleas
Special rorm Judge Robinson has decided against the
fIiinLf io nuis thai the trademark "a well r,ia''
h,hcd that tho defendants initiating IT, that tne
r,.i,rfGs Of tho Trademark under the United raies
Law merely lyo8 remedy. and does uv deprive
tlo Vlun.in OF the old romedy before tho sute
Court ani that In fact but for ono thing tic
plaintiff would be fully cntlted 10 the injunction
ASKED That thing II that the trade mark purlOis
10 he placed on piut ana quart bottles" anG
tho bottles nOt hold oLer pint quart Tie quart
bottles hold Ht,o more than 2ao oi quart and ths IL
kuou and dCnDr rat" mater Oh she part or mo ILu
tn since t.c cialns reduction NJ tie Cus, IN
house on account Of tls shortage plrty coming into
a Codri of l.quity bound 10 come with clean bdnd-.
1A.r calling VI Sl les pins and quarts whch dO NOS
hud pui3 Hui guits, SAYS the Jud- Is calculated. II
not intended 10 .eNo Cu.tO u"ls u Is not nee soafy
la snow aJ any ha, Actually boon deceived. IL IL
cnl su that matter calculated 20 deceive the I'M
wary IspcOas. flc rule Of ctred1 dm0F "a NOS
favored equity Hnd luu0t be used by PLAIN III 10
support his for equitable heL The nuuctiOns
are therefore denied W j. Osborne Appeared for tbe
plaintiffs W. III. Arnoux for the dofendants'
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
IMMIGRATION TO BRAZIL

move IN ent toward the colonization OF GER
tain sections Of Brazil Boy French Canadians and others
has begun under the patronage Of the Brsziisn
Government. the Consul Of which is attending to the
necessary details One shploai OF go emgran,s ma
already been occurred. and IL Is stated that there are ap
plcations from 600 persons more. Para a the mourn
Ol the Amazon, is thc first Destination o lhese ,'
From there many will toward the hntn Na'o rhe IRA.
Amazon approaching the Peruvian Do.i'iy tn.l -
zsn Government Offers 53 acres OF iaiu 10 n~aa
tiers together with stock and the use OF @
Innnths. unlIl thcy cln erect etrncturce Ior uIo
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
CIVIL NOrE9

In tho suit Of Andrew Lillia against James
r. Ward and others, tried in Supreme Court Circuit be-
foro Judge Lawrence the facts OF which have been
ported In TaE TRIBUNE, tho Jury br0dght IN verdict Tor
plainti6 for ~, 400 ana VI 900 spooial damages
The case Of Francis VOse against the Mil
waukee aud st. Paul Railway Company. which has boon
for some years before the courts has been settled by
decree Of Judge Donohue made In open court, by con
sent OF parties substituting Alfred Hector for Francis
voso plaintiff and ordering tho trustees OF tho rVad "
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
THE COURT or APPEALS.
ALlANY.N \

ALBANY. n. Y. Jan. 21.-ln the Court OF Appeals
to-day tue following business was transacted;
40 3 -Brown agt Vo.kenkils.AT sunent resumed ara
concluded. - ,.,,- -.
No 5I-I M wsisuer. appellant ag. The Village OF
Douglass pbniont by d. d. Niles OF counsel iof
appellant and by ". j. Welsh Tor rnSpondet
FluIlaBsiIou mai and Ilo Cont adjourned a.
3he aendsr, Court - App as Tor M"niay jan "a
1875 iO.og Nos lJl, Isl. li lag. l1O l5L Z anu
New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

ALBANY Jan. 2l-The following IL the Supreme
CouTr General rer calendar saturday Jan % Nos 81
O2 80 o. 81 1s g. T5 llG, H. 81 l2a iZd 10 lSi
lSl, Nd l,J