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MarriPD.

BY the Rev Thomas l. ITewcll the residence Of the
bride on March 21b Mr. FRANCIS C. DE- LoNG. of Free.
dom Ia Sale county IN to Mrs. MARY W. MCCLURE, Of
| the same place.
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BOTTOM PRICES.

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lsi'r Dr Dyer- office. VIII attend promptly - a. hus
nr, entrusted 20 Dob, special Attentions paid 20 clr,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-07
DELINQUENT SALES.


ALPINE GOLD AND SILVER
"A MINING o0MPANY.-Location OF pnn.
cipsl place Of business, San Francisco, Dali.
Location Of works. Virginia. Storey county,
Notce.-Thers arc delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. ON account OF assess-
ment mo. ~ levied on the seth day Of January.
1878, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shsreholdsrs. a. fol.
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%ST0cKn0IDERs' NETTING.

~ Francisco. February n. is1s.-The reeu.
lar annual meeting OF stockholders OF the shove
named Company. Tor the election Of Director
for the ensuing year. and Transaction Of sueh
other business - may be presented. VIII DO
held 81 the once % the Company. Rooms Q and
California. on THURbDAY. The 10Th day Of
Marrh, is7s. at az .o'clock ?. -. Transfer
books will be closed on MONDAY, the 9Th day
OF March, and until After the m e'ing.
mil "a wN. II WATsUN, Secretary.
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No. Certif. shs.
sTocKH0IDERs' MEETING.

nFvIcR BENTON MINING COMPANY. San
PraneIsco, February n, 1878 The regular
annual meeting Of stociholds n cf the above
named Company. for the eleetion Of Directors
for the ensuing yess. and Transaction OF shch
other bu lness a. may he presented. will be
held o. the ofnce OF the Company. Rooms 8 and
OAiih rnia, ou rHURrDAY. the itth day OF
March, 1878. 81 . O'Clock ,. y. transfer books
will 10 elossd on MONDAY. the eth day OF
March. and until afler ths meeting.
mil ID NM. ii. WATSON, SECRETARY.
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DIVIDEND Horlcf.

NPPIoE or THE CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company. IAN Prancisoo, California. Ysb.
7th, isTs.--At . meeting OF the Bnard q Di.
recon Of the sbovenamed Company, bold
this day. . dividend mo. 77I Of Two Dollars par
.h.rs wss DECLARED. payable 90 Friday. Feb.
ssii @. p. GORDON. s.e,.,.,,.
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And In secorisncs with Law. and an order Of
the hoard OF DIRECTORS. msie ON the iI,h day OF
January, ISIS. 20 many shares Of each parcel
of such stock a. may be necessary will b sold
at public auction. at the once OF the Company,
as California street. city and county OF Fan
Francisco, California. on MO NDAf, the lith
day OF March. ISIS. at the hour Of . o'eloct
y. n. Of said cay. to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with Gusts VI
advertising and expenses Of the sale.
JOSEPH 0hUss. recrrtary.
Oniee-tis California street. ssn fisnelsc".
California fcxitd
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DIVIDEND NOTICE..

OyIicR OF CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
Mining Company, San rrrneisco. Feb. Z,
isTss-At : meeting Of he Board Of Trustees Of
he above named Company. hsld this day. .
dividend mo. ca Of Tso ~ Dollars pr share
1878. rransfsf books elosrd until he 18th In.
slant. A. w. HAvKNp,
fell Secretary.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
AIpiu.-Ceasinusd.

s,us.. No. Certif. shs. Amt.
AProvO kiuit DO .....sss....iS.....i..
And In accordance with law. and n ordef OF
the Hoard Of DIRECTOR, msds on The 18Th day 81
January, 1878. 90 many shares OF eecn psfeel
Of such stock - may Be necesssy w, %
psny. hoom "a rafs Deposit Building. No. s9s
Montgomery street. San Francisco. cAiiiornia.
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of Mafch. leIs. y
the hour Of II O'Clock A. n. Of said day. 70 pey
said delinquent assessment thervon. nestnei
with costs Of Advertising and expenses Oh 'ne
A. PROVO KLUIr, Secretafy.
0fnce 32s Montgomery street, Room -; sen
Francisco. California. mns'a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-07

And In accordance with law. ana an order
Of the Board OF DIRECTOR. made on the 10th
day Of January, is7s. 20 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock ~ may be necessary
viii be cold at public auction. a the ONO
Of the Company. Room . Hs,wards Building.
m MONDAY, the nth day cf March.
1914. At the hour OF 2 o'elock ?. 4. Of aid day.
10 nav said delinquent assessmenS therrou. 10
rsther with costs Of advertising and expenses
VI JAS. 8. KENNEDY. Secretary.
OyyIcu-Room No. Z. Hayward's Building.
lis California street. Gan Francisco. California.
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Won ffurtrr ...s....s..FflS .e...si 70
And In accordance with law and an order OF
The board of Directors, made on the sd day OF
Jsnusry, 1878, 20 many shares Of each parcel
OF such toe % mas be necessary vill DO
sold n public auction. At the once 81 the
Company. Iioom No. .. Haywardis Building.
No. ts California stress. .ssn Prsneisco.
March, 1873. at the boar Of ~ o'clock \. Of
said day. TO pay said delinquent a,sessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses VI the sale.
John ". P0PR. Secretary.
Od1ce-Room . Hsyward's Building. No. tl9
California street, San Francisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-07
CAUTION.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER MINING
Company sale No. u. - The public 10
hereby cautioned against purchasing the follow
ing described stock Of the Yellow JACKET silver
Mining Company. ~ the sane was sold for
Assessment No. u, this 9Th day Of March.
1855
In whose name. No. Csrtif. shs.
BchmiedelL Hectstadtsr a Co,
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THE JUsrICE INNING coz,

PANY.-Location Of principal place OF
business. Ban Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hin, storey county
Nevada.
Notice.-Th ere are delinquent upon the fol'
lowing-described stock, on account OF nsess-
ment mo. 81 levied on the 10Th dav OF January
1873, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. a. fol.
lows; .,. 49,,
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OaEaON CONsOLlDArED QOLD
~ AND SILVER MINING coMrANr.-
i,on on ~orsa. cola nan Ney.I,

Location Of principal place OF business. San
Francisco, California
Location OF works. Gold Hill. Nevada.
Notiec.-There aro delinquent upon the fol
lowlnx-described stock. OF account OF asse.--
ment no. ~ levied ON the It'll day OF January.
ISIS, the several amounts Get opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholders. 90 FOL-
lows
Names. No. csrif. sh.. Amt.
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WoopylLLE ccssoLIpArED

Of principal place Of business. Ban Pnneisco,
Csilfornls.
Location Of works, Gold mn. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account ~ assess
ment mo. o. levied ON ths Sd day OF January.
1878. tho several am0unts get opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, - FOL.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
puLLIoH MIxINe C01PAsY-

Ban Francisco. California. -.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. storey county
Nevada.
Notice. -Thsre are delinquent upon the fol
ment mo. 81 levied on the 12d day OF January,
1878, the several amounts set opposite the
nance Of the respective shareholders, %
fo,s1w m No. cer,. shs. Amt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-07

tees. .......:....:.....i sa'. ...o....o e.
Woods 4 frcborn, Trus-
.lsSo... WV -
woods n freeoorn, Trus-
te~e <SS....oo.... 81.
Woods 4 freeborn. Trus-
tsrs......... /. :
Woods 4 Frceborn, Trus-
eer...............
Woods 4 freblru, T.us-
lees &c
Woods h freebon, Trur.
tees ''
Woods n frcei orn, Tru-
lees ft.s.'@''''' e.
Woods 4 freeborn. rrus- 49,.
Moods 4 Freedom. Tus.
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Woodruff uE do not i-.ncd ias51h s3os Is
And In accordance with lac. and an order OF
the Board % Directors. made On the Ith day OF
February. Isis. ~ many share. Of each parcel
of such stock o. may b n~ces..ry viii be sold
nj public auction. at the once Of the Csnpsny.
s!s MONTGOMERY street. koom ~, san frsn-
cisco, CALI JrniA, ca the
Thirtesnth listhl day % March. ISIS. 81 the
hour % twelve o'ciosk n. Of .a'd day. To tsy
sad aelinqusnt ASSESSMENT therton. together
with coats OF advertising and exp~ns~s OF sale.
DAvtu wif.Dah. Secretary.
Oniee-No. 80 Montgomery street, Room ~.
Gan rr.nei.es California. fe35td
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Names. No. osrtif. shs. Amt.
n NJ. T alni tyaa Ts : &c. Tis.. : .slss.:
Afkipron. Lyon 4 Co do gsie. 100 ...1 :.
n llaibridss. Trustee ....... e0l....ss.....o
pa Bend.r I 90. Trustees .aoss'''.dh'';:T
c~.llarhan. Lynch = Co.,, an,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

=.
The legend Of the Wandering Jew
has exercised q strange fascination over
the European mind for many hundreds
Of years. In the thirteenth century II
Vas not NO much q fable a. a tradition,
and two monks Of st. Adams collected
numerous tales which had then long
been current respecting the Jews mar
velous adventures. Whether he was
Ahasuerus. and had driven Christ with
curses from the stone before his door,
or whether his true name was Carta-
philus. and be the porter In Pontus Pr
late's palace. the various versions agreed
that his doom In 10 wander till the end
Of the world. The h~arbinger always
Of strife and confusion. no had been
Q g 1t Antwerp In the thirteenth rem
fury, again In the fifteenth, once more
In the sixteenth, and lastly ut Brussels,
In April l774. The myth. which has q
PARKWAY ring Of the beautiful legend Of
Tithonus. was transformed and trans
planted by Southey for the purposes Of
bis Course Of kehama," and later was
made the groundwork Of q novel. .'Sa-
lathiel," now forgotten, but once rs
popular ~ ''Daniel Deronda." The
tradition has hardly been happy in the
uses Il has been put To. 1t may not be
much to have inspired ''Salathiel." but
Il Is . melancholy. degeneracy even
from ''~Salathiel' to have been dragged
through the cOrruptions Of Paris life by
the Misguided genins Of Eugene Sue.
London Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

Teach them sslf-rsliance.
Teach them TO make bread.
Teach them TO make shirts.
Teach them not to paint nor powder.
Teach them to exr thick and warm
shoes.
Teach them 10 wash and iron clothes.
Teach them how 10 make their own
dresses.
Teach them how TO cook . good
meal.
Teach thsm how to YEAR calico drssc-
-. and do L like . queen.
Teach them 10 cay me- and mean h.
Teach them how 70 darn stockinss
and seW o. buttons.
Teach then - regard the morals. not
he money a beaux.
Give t1sa . rood. Substantial. CON-
mon-sense eduoakion.
Teach them hat . good. round, rosy
romp u worth City delicate consumP-
lives.
Teach them accompRshments--mu.
SIC. painting. drawing--A you hsvo
money enough II your own 10 do Il
with.
Teach them the essentials Of life
truth. honesty. uprightness-and 1t .
suitable time let them marry.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

An English msrchicoess, resident in
the Legitimist faubourE. and avoiding
the Napoleonites ~ low" grave grand
parties. To n 81 these an Engliss lady
took uninvited . pretty frsnch woman.
. friend of the Empress. The pretty
woman made herself cossplcuous by her
pretiiness and nirtations. but the mar
chiouess found out who sbe was, and
va dIsgussed. She said TO her;
II am 10 conscious u the honor you
have done me In visiting me that ! dare
not expect . return Of the unexpected
compliment"
The pretty woman grew pale, but
smiled, and ordered . cavalier 70 order
~ sarviagsL The psstty woman was
e)svsr. and nnessed . rsvesge. She
bhbsd The marchiOncas' femme de- cham
bre 10 give her the LIST Of guests In
vited for the nett s0iree. Armed with
this she prepared . circular note. which
she dispatched 10 each Of che invited,
late In the afternoon Of the appointed
day; THE mArchioness presents her
compliments to 30 and 20. and regrets
that n domestic calamity will prevent
her." etc. She then went 10 n great
mad DOCTOR" representing herself as
the daughter Of the marchioness, and
acting with the consent Of her ladyship's
family, she represented that her moth
or, the marchioness, WA afflicted with
iossnity, and her madness was In the
delusion that she VA always having
great parties. For instance, II monsieur
the doctor would 20 10 her ladyship's
hotel that evening he would find her
dressed in great splendor, with the sa-
loon illuminated. adorned with flowers,
and bui1ets covered with refreshments.
The doctor went, on the understand
Ing that he was To obtain the proper
police authority 70 take the marchion-
- 70 MaisOn de Sante In the event Of
~ representation made 10 him being
c0uormed In his own observation. He
arrived u 10 In the evening; he was the
first-ths only guest; and though the
marchio0ooo did not remember bis
name. ske took Il for granted she had
invited him. and was profusely civil.
His puzzled. aud his questions
startled her. and ~ he grew abrupt ~
his perception Of her hnacy became
more clear. she was 1t last offended,
aud rang for her servants. At the same
time he made the proper intimation Of
his police authority; and the end Of the
story In. that she was taken OF by the
doctor In Mysteries, and detained rs q
prisoner In his asylum until the whole
truth came out. All Paris was In roars,
and the pretty fiirt was q heroine for
ever Protected by her august friend,
she escaped retaliation-a British mar
chioness Is too grand for wit.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

First OF all l wish frankly to acknOwl.
edge that ! am myself an evolutionist.
l may not agree with most that eyolu.
ito advances always cam 0quo pede.
On the contrary, ! believe that there
have been periods Of slow aud periods
q rapid, almost paroxysmal. evolution.
! may not agree with most that we nj.
ready have In Darwinism, the final
form, and survival OF the fittest, the
prime factor Of evolution. On the CON.
trary. ! believe that the most impor-
tAnt factors Of evolution are still nm.
known-that there are more and CREST
OF factors In evolution than are dreamed
OF 10 the Darwinian philosophy. New
ertheless, evolution Is . grand fact, In.
volving alike every department of ma.
ture; and more especially evolution OF
the organic kingdom, and the origin of
species BY derivation, must'be regarded
- an established truth Of science' But-
remember. evolution IL one thing and
materialism another, and quite 4 dr.
ferent thing, The one Il q sure resnIt
OF sciences; the other q doubtful infer.
ence OF philosophy. Let no one who h
led step by step through the paths Of
evolution, from the mineral to the or-
ganic, from the organic to the animate.
y nom the animate 70 the rational.
until ne lands logically, a. he supposes.
into blank and universal materisIIsm~
lot no sach one. ! say. imagine for a
moment that he has been walking ali
the way In the domain Of science. He
has stepped across the BOUNDARY Of
science into the domain Of philosophy.
let b step seems 70 easy, 20 natnr:l'
20 tnevitable, that most do mot distin'
guish between the tsachings Of sciencs
cad the inference Of philosophy. Ard
thas the whole Il unjustiy s~ccreditsd ~
isS.seos'--fsPssar Science AontAiy Ior
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

On . rock opposite Scutari. facing
the entrance TO the B0sphOrus, stands {
tower which Ii often. without reason,
called 1.-THE Tower Of I-eander." The
Turks call II 1.-THE Tower Of the Virgin"
In II, according to Q. Turkish legend,
Was confined the lovely daughter Of 4
Mohamedan Sultan, Mehar-Schegid BY
name Of whom II had been predicted by
= mysterious Gypsy that she would die
by the bite Of = serpent Mehar.Sche-
gid's reputation for beauty spread till
Il reached tho cars Of the Prince of Per-
sia, who came 10 ConstantinOple de-
termined by some ean 70 gain admis-
sion to the tower. He contrived by
bribing her sttendants, 70 get conveyed
to her . b0quet Of syb0licN flowers OK.
pressing to her In = language shc per.
fectly Understood the passion with which
she had inspired him. hut, like Cleo.
patra's basket Of fruit, Aehar- Schegid's
bunch Of flowers contained an asp.
Mehar-Schegid was stung. Tho ser
wants remembering the Gypsie's proph'
esy. uttered loud cries Of distress, and,
throwing open the doors Of the tower,
rushed out frantically. exclaiming that
all was lost Then the Prince Of Per.
STA rushed In and seixing Nehar.Sche.
gid In bis arms. sucked the wound n
her shoulder until he had extracted
from u all the venom left there by the
asp. The Sultan when he heard Of the
young mans noble and devoted con.
duct, declared that he should be his
son.in-law and the Prince Of Persis
made AehAr Schegid his wife. and lived
very happily with her for . great num-
Der Of years, and had many children.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

agvesd N. Tbe Hosse seat Into eonsstsss u
the shois % The Isdsss sppsopustios IN
Ihe bii psssrA amer very hftls Aebsfs. The
=" ~ tcSs.,.ssSe. ~. s=sse.s,,. ~. 80 !, ,, ~, ~
psopvsaatDa btii--the total amounse cprvp~iaseA
by 0he ban bctag GA N. 0m TIE han vss red
BY se~tions for ameed@ents, and aftrs coss-
pIst'sg the s~ections rrgasding legislative d.
the oossmIttee rose sod ths Houss ~adtcussed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

h issew hsA asd ssissbssy IT, eMyooo An.
49, "a M character ~ pshlseatosAL n
iuy swasdsd hin oss esst Pa,nss asa. 4
reward u oooo b o6ssed ss hs srvSsa
AChicago Dispatch Of April sssh ssys
tAsrs 10 conadsrsbls lssssess ssis ~ eisissps II
ths movpmssss a ~ Cuaasnssas a thas etsy
nsy ss sssavs,y u vsvh driJllae ssd asusins
via bre0h-toslsae ress. Uppa bstss quss
tioaed tAsy eoesss Ghss thsy se psspsnsa
f~ futurs ensvgsusssA bst ssy thsy WIN sc'
messsy IN sslf->sessss, 80 wtiI ~ foasst die
osdsrA nsss ~ shsst a.ono Ia Coo& ccssty
ssd n y ssAssd ~ fFom o. 10 I've thcassad
are AIMED anA 1nli weekly. ne police On
wssching thsis movements N pesvsss . sscus
rvncs II Ne nossus psossedisCs Of Jsiy -
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

M long " the nee moon returns Ia
heaven Q bent. beautiful bow. % long
will the fascination u archery keep
hold of the hearts Of men. I can DEM
onstrate this fascination. and can give
the reason Why u exists. hut first .
word ~ to the fact Of IL existence.
Since the publication In this magaxias
for July. 1877, of an article on archery.
! have received nearly i've hundred ~
ters IT inquiry. and men have n
hundreds u miles to see what msuner
of bows aud arrows ] use. You have
but 10 mention an archer or archery 10
your friend and Immediately his inter.
est IL aroused. lie may soo6 u the
bow and sneer NJ the Assuw; but he will
inquire and show curiosity. Haag .
long-bow and Q culver - srrows con.
sPicuously 10 your he'll or library. and
you will so0n discover that no sxquis-
ite painting - ~ q statuary will re-
ceivc more. aAesaeoon from guests than
will he accorded 70 these ancient wesp-
ons No oabt n one could procure .
shell strung w3sh gold and silver cords,
after ~ fSDhIOu OF The old time instru-
mcnt wheroWith the gods made music,
the same fascination would attach. In.
decd music and poetry sprang from the
bow ~ did the goddess Of wiSdom nom
the head Of Jovc. The boW = ~ old
first Tyre. the monochord. the 0fst rune
Of fine art, and IL n inseparebly con
nected with the history Of culture ~ 60
the alphabcts Of the learned languages.
What the fragments Of Sspphic song
and the HOmeric epics are 10 the litsra-
ture Of to-day. the how IL 10 the weap.
ons Of to-day. When . man shoots with
o bow II In his wi vigor Of body that
drives the arrow. and his W mind that
controls the missiles flight. Not 30
with gun shooting. The modern weap-
on Ii charged with y power acting in
dcpendently Of muscular operations.
and will shoot just ~ powerfully for the
schoolboy or the wcxkling ~ il will for
the athlete. The Sapphic songs were
the natural music Of love; the Homeric
epics were the natural Out-pourings Of
u great. strong. shelf-suficient soul. sur
charged with inspiration OF heroism;
and when Apollo IL represented with
drawn bow he II the symbol Of the nat
ural perfect physical manhood In an At
titude displaying its highest powers
and graces. IL Is curious tn note how
surely bows and arrows have found their
way into the hands Of all wild peoples
whose mode Of life has made physical
culture n necessity with them. and II Ii
equally interesting and significant to
discover that among these wild peoples
. chieftain In invariably chosen Of w.
count Of his ability 70 draw = mighty
bow. We arc nothing better than re-
fined and enlightened savages. The
fiber Of our nature Ii not changed In
substance; Il 10 polished and oiled.
The wild side Of the prism of humanity
still Offers IT. pleasures 70 ~. and u =
hcalthful end essentially necessary 70
broad culture that W sccsps theun In
moderation. Sport. BY which I mean
pleasant physical and mental exercise
combined--play. In the best senss--is .
rcFisement Of this wild element thu
glossed.Ovsr. ps,sseeas he9thcd SIDE Of
our being, and the bow II itS natural
implemsnt-Scrtonsr for Nay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

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lila: ~. Sss an -; ny bsood bscsns
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san aSP ostsent y GOV I am 8 bow sssSc
.cs sSoa ssa kiteeys ARE I'll rat, - Il ~.
/ have 10 dosS %1 II q StS II A. si.acsyS !! am ., and
my sss. Il b worth the Il ~ Sseers Of
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

Titlss Of rank aT0 nof onear,. :.
~ iAws q he United Seaaas, thocsb
ss.s y only oae q tAs rsasoas why Se
- boarding house butter alluded
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-09

y q teseFsburg dispatch Of April
sotA sayss Al os1ss y ceAelally pHs,sAsa
hat ~ HesaAzy nunbsr a nsa have hssa
cnlled oal nFsn ~ aAval pssssvs 10 fusn tAsps
eesps q onass ibr sssvtes h IL Asaa, TIVE u
vhtsA ~ - y seausas1 Z CsuaseadA aaAthe
third y NiaalAi1. osvsral papsrs ssaAs tAal
preliminary essisrsaes shosld - assspssd
= nsans Il sscsstaiaiag he nalMissusnel
xagsAsd. rs Asssss Raass says;t No.
nsws that ~ wttA6rsw1l Il Ne Rnsalans -
bsttiaA fson tAs vteAaity d CoastaAhsepls \
authentic, Y sAows N inpprtaat 49, = ~
regulations rcaehsd under 0ermaay's pewsu
aad inausnes.