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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-03-21
How to Make a Telephone

Prof. Barrett, of London, 10 7 u y,
lecture on the telephone, gave =, NJ
for making a cheap one. lake Il
en- tooth-powder box and mass IS
about the size of a half-crown y s y
and the bottom. Take a disc o. n 4
iron, such as can be had from i. I
served meat tin, and place u " ss,i
side of the bottom OF the box ~ Msaa +
cover on the other side OF II. ~ u
a small bar magnet, place on ! III n ]
small cotton or silk reel, roilno =. ~ n
wind some iron wire, leaving ~ :, n
loose. Fix one end of the nasl h;sst
as near as possible without 1ou .alsub|
disc, and then one part Of ING I'M MI!
is complete. A similar arfans' "a
needed for the other end. p .;,s j
connected bv the wire, anu In
Prof. Barrel says he has per a,al
converse at a distance OF loo ysa'
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-03-21

"A correspondent asks, "What is
the best method of feeding cattle in win
1ef! we don't exactly know. One
man might prefer to take the OK in his
Jap and feed him with spoon. Others
would bring his into the dinine-room
ana let him sit at the table with the old
i.iks- Tastes differ in matters of this
kind. = '''''
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-03-21

SPANISH CREAM.-a box of gelatine
dissolved in / quart of milk when this
boils add the yelks of eggs beaten
with pound of sugar. Beat the white
of eggs with pound sugar and stir both
the cold and boiling mass together.
Flavor with vanilla. Pour in molds and
eat with cream.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-03-21
The Illinois Supreme Court hs

The Illinois Supreme Court has
just decided that parents shall deter
mine what their children shall study of
the branches taught in the public
schools; and that in going from one
grade to another or from grammar to
high school, if the pupil passes in any
of the studies in which he is examined
he may enter the upper grade and con-
tinue such studies-but he can not con-
tinue studies in which he failed to pass.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-03-21

CRULLERs.-1 eoffeeeupful milk,
heaping cupful of butter, 3 coffeecup-
fuls sugar, teaspoonful, even, of soda,
3 eggs, salt, and one or two nutmegs.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-23
RUSsI.tN STUDENTS WRoNos.
The Petition to the Gar that wns Answerod
by the Prefcct of Police.

BERLIN. Dec %. The following Is the pe-
ttion Of the st. Petersburg students to tho
Czarcwitch. which the former attempted TO pre-
sent on Dec. II:
Your IMrEGfAL HICuNTSs. Tho Govern
mont believes the agitation among US Is caused
by fcw eyil-disposcd persons. II your High
ness will recall to mind the fact thnt this agita.
ton has been extending for some years and
has met with Il response from all the educa-
tonal establishments Of tho country. your High
ness will scarcely share this opinion. Tho
sources Of this agitation are to be found in tho
ntplcrable position in which the youth Of Rus
sia are placed Students outside Of college
halls are subjected to police supervision. whilo
inside they are constantly more and more de-
priycd Of their rights. They have had taken
from them the right of meeting to consid ider their
own Affairs, and thoy have bcon forbidden to
establish fund for mutual aid. In attempting
anything OF this Kind. they Hre threatened with
prosecutions In the most odous form by tho
police administration. Whenever our rights
are concerned. our dispersion becomes law but
borne. We are looked upon rs having cor
nornie existence. We arc deprived OF the in
dependence necessary 10 adults. and some OF
us are treated liko children. Tho increasing
Obstacles placed in the way OF higher education
will soon make education the privilege Of tho
ri n. These and similar expressions ARE tho
sole cause of tho agitation. We know what
awaits the stud of Churkon. and the oX-
ample of the ktcn agitation Is fr, ,Sh in our
memory. Persons should not bA punished
when tur circumstances lu which t4Ny HrO
placed are at fault ON the strength of the foro-
going We take the libctty Of requesting your
CharGon follow saAoiurs ami your attention to
tho present condition of students.
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owns right " way and much OF w., land over
Whith tNt piu - VIII ruU iu fUr Siuplv. aul has
Hro,rgltd l-ll - p'r'ccty in thi' direction by
thnt uo trouble can bc !!iycn the company by
hostile railrpuls. Tho liIc viii run from con-
tral POINTS IN the oil regions tn Wiliumsport.
and The OH will there bc delivered tp tank cara
on the loading Railroad. with which faylruidO
contracts have been made. Already the tclC-
and tho wires will hc strung in II very short
time. The pipo will be- ready iu a few wceks
nnd large force OF ricn will b. put To- wort.
laying H.. II 10 hc six inches in diancicr. nni
viii require 10000 nuu pounds ut upc There
are To be- two large stations. ono at frisbce aud
the other nt'a station about midway brtWucn
there and Williamsport md tho pump there
Will hc very powerful. This will give the line
cupncty uf 5000 barrels day. and with cN-
i9o5o'u. 5o'u'''- ''''s '0i"''y can DO '''' '''''0 10
Naturally. from former experience with the
StandarI there wus some fear that the li'a'ling
Railroad would not h1 proof against that mo-
nopoly. but one OF tho officers ~ tho rnnd re-
Gently said; We are bulict proof You can
rest assured that three quarters of "a million OF
capital could not have been induced 10 invest in
this PROJECT unless We could show u clean hand.
80 far IA our railroad outlet il concerned. wo
dnuM."
This oil can be delivered in Now York prob
ably ior thirty cents barrel. and at a hHnd-
some profit 20 the iransporicrs Even tho
standard, With IT, great rebate. Is paying -iNtF
cent? and tho railroads cannot begin 10 rnl
oil Tor thirty cents. OF course the amount that
this pipe line can deliver b. only about once
third 90 ono fourth of thc PRODUCTION; hut 10 ia
asunicicntly larg" amount 10 bring tho prtr,
oi refined oil down to such a point ~ 10 control
the trade. and II is hi 'ycd that u will rrsult in
tho cgutralHing Of the t,nniug business q the
world ia New York.
The only way That the standard can COM
pete then. suid nu onir,r. will bc hy hiilul:
puc linc - their own. A. a'l events % will
knock the railroad rebate business lr ihe head.
The short sighted Iolcy oi the railroads IN
granting rchHir- is glihs tr prove hIoWrrnnE.
iiv" years from n'w nl TIC crulc oil viii h
Transported tu tid,viter l., pifH.."
Capital H. waiting for Investment in rcnnorics
in NrN York lu-t u- spouue ~" Od"Wut"r ln,
hcgins to deliver. NeluWhuc. tho PRODUCERS
uroln-e g. lrt.- their suits Thty sN thnl
they shall inHyr no stone uuturnDd L., LDt Npir
C' tll, Stuu lard wDuNl.iy ly thn r1ll- 0ll tnal
| IL az -4 THAT it cannot grow aEUin.
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MlDIu INDhRSOy's TRIMr.
ai.ing TwcntS-srNen EIundfed Quarter
Mus, Ia ~ sany Quarter Ii"ur-.


NIr- Ada I,ui.n pnl,v b.ttrr kunV,u I\-
~
hor prof, s7ional name 1i Madam Anderson, IL
tru.lsiuL u.urkiIy ar0u!l track in Mozart
,.'., I'r.,.,, ,,I..,.,rt,.. A., ,.,..,,,,,,li.f,
'''i'''', 'l''' a. ''''' '''- ~ "
htr un0o'iahine io Walk go" quarter miles lh
as many consecutive uunttor hours She i,
I.,ii. M y.,r- ola ~ r,,li,m hci,.ht and
'"-'l''. "' 'N". ''' ', u" ''"' "'''''''' ''"''
IS El' uuoW 40 pouud-. Her leatntes are
colorl.,s ami thin and suggest German de-
- ,..t I., i.,,ll,~s my, ,,,,,,.,,.,il,, tr..,l
scent ''' "'' H"""'"'IS "'' U""9u u''', D'o'''
and her legs arc stout aud shdpe'y, She np-
uapr- in "A black velvet cloak or Jackot trimmed
.,t IN. .. ,ri.o t t...,.,. ,r, i.,,,. o,,l ,l,,
WIN N'" 'Ns' l"' S''N'9 arc 'o"h una ,no
skirts reach NOT quito I" the Knee lace rd'l'
protects hor neck. from which hangs a long
IN ii o,,l i.i, IT, ,,.,ti,;,,., gi, .,,..,.,
E"n '''''n 'u1 'o'@o III ""'N'''S 1,, sM"y'
tho body gracefully from one stdo Ia the other.
sy.nginl, her arms we'll forward and outward.
IIrr Siri1lo is long and easy. and. except when
she attempts -prrd. her attitude is erect. She
carries ,n@hng in her napdss, hut occasionally
For the most part she walks alone. but some
times her husband accompanies her. He is a
sallow;rompcNioned Ensllshman. nt least ton
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quickened her stop ~ keep tlme with tho music.
aud made the quarter in mnutcs. ~ seconds.
She retired amid storm Of applause to which
sho responded by waving her handkerchief as
she entered her dressing room.
Sho can sleep only five or six minutes at n
time. and that while her attendants arc bathing
her hcud and hands. and changing hor stock
ings. ShC rarely socpe except between mid
night and daybreak. 30 that shO has less than
two hours slccp out OF twonty-four. II Il this
want Of sleep that makee her tnsk so dihicult
ance On Saturday morning mt o'clock she
fell nslcep whlu walking Several men were in
tho hall but no one was aware oi her condition
until she reached u turn In the track. and thoro
she walked of against the wall. when placed
on tho track. she walked as usual until she
came to another turn and then walked of again
She finished the quarter mile In time to got n
few minutes rest on her couch and was Wide
awake when called out again.
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The sale of seats Tor "T "Troyatorc, n ne Academy q
Music, ON Tuesday evening next Is very BRISK.
An aged man WAS Killed Yesterday by n Delaware.
La kAWAnha aud western Railroad tram near thc tunnel
Mr. ant Mrs Mon Roucicault viii be at thc dinner
given to Col MApcsun by Mr. T. A. GhsJH ON Christmas
bay in the Westminster Hotel
Nouce was gwen In The Cathode churohcs OF New jer
that midnight mass would uc omitted on ChustmAA
niAht IA obedience 10 the statute torbiidiuS II
There ist0 be no Christmas mauNe IN the fnll Ave-
nuu Theatre, hut the box oC IL 90 bc kent open All day
Tor Rip Nnn Mnklc lu the evening rh, ts the hrrl
time since the ga has teen ned that The u,ua IL
iday mauute has hccu omitted
ara rntcr meet bear robbed Of her wholrg than one
Of ho.c terrible butcher carts" sail Justice WAudc yes
tctday In the EsoN Market Police Court The prisurcr
wa. Herman Eilcr who. By driving butcher cart
ilrou,ly IN Sec0nl hVcuun. had run over RhCluhau
Ha SCH blind man. and his conipanou Tho blind mag
severely bruised Ms to be- Conrucd ~ hls LNd an1
ulc clher nIan had hL arm broken
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS DEAD
LIFE SAID TO HAI'E BEEN SHORTENED
BY YDISdPPOINTMEN7.
The Outlook for the Democrats In the NeNt
House-'The Case Of Riddle OF Tennessos
Going Home Temporarily Deranged.

The OutiOck for the Democrats In the Next
House-'rhe Case Of Riddle OF 1cnnesscs
Going Home Temporarily Deraagcd.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-It Is fortunate for
the Democrats of tho House that their majority
In the Forty nth Congress rcsts upon larger
numbers than in tho Forty-siXth. Did 1t not n
would have already been destroyed by the
death Of throo members. two Of whom have
died this woek. and tho threatened insanity Of
a third. In all. five mcmbcrs OF this House
have dicd-Loonard Of Louisiana. and Wclch
OF Nebraska tliopubllcansl. and Quinn Of New
York. Williams OF Michigan, and Douglass ol
Virginia tDemocratsl. tho last dying ehrlT
this morning. Quinn was succeeded by
Republican. elected last fall. and II
Is probable that Williams OF Michigan will
be by appointment from tho Governor.
Democrat will. OF course. succeed Beverly
Douglass. Neither Douglass nor Williams was
reelected to the next House. tho first not being
ren0minatod and tho last losing tho seat aftor a
hard struggle. In both cases this failure un-
questionably shortened the lives Of the two
Congressmen. Williams's campaign was an
extremely trying and harassing ono TO a man
nearly 50. Ia tho case OF Douglass there were.
unfortunately. passages in his lifo IA a Con-
Rreesman that deprived him OF the conf
donco OF his district. aud while his con-
stituents continued to feel strong sym.
patny for the man. after. personal
plea, rather than a canvass for tho nom
lnation, Douglass found himself defeated
in his party convention. His friends say he
never recovered from the blow. Much OF tho
time after 1t he WIS ILL., and during this session
he hardly wont out Of his room. The threat
ened insanity of another Democratic Congress-
man-Iiaywood q. Riddle Of Tcnnesseo-ls said
also to spring from disappointment over his
fniluro 70 receive Il nomination. Ho Is not in
strong hoalih is dyspep,ir. and since tho ses-
tent that has resulted in temporary dernngo-
mcnt not however. OF a serious or. II is boz
hcycd, OF n lasting character. and he starts to-
night for his home.
Mr.. Thornburgh OF Tennessec haa been sick
for several days with symptoms Of pneumonia.
but there have boon no critical indications.
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IooIs. IccOnDiNa TO rILltIGM


tuots 10 Tue sabt ttnH'tcs
"'A companion Of fUols,'" said Nj Tai
mage. running an oso slowly over his congrc-
CATION. Cd" shall be- DESTROYED" lie repeated
tho proyerb with emphasis aud diliborafion
and then Ia all my midnight explorations"
lac continued. L discovered hardly any man
in place Of @u who was alone" The prcach-
cr's face had ali lis features turned downward,
and looked luguhrious; his long arms hung in
quiet detection i his sidc. and hi, whole man
ncr indicated that he was surprisingly sorry
about tho grcgariou-nc's OF sinners. There
is hardly ono" he proceeded declining his
head for q moment toward Mr. Morgan. tho or
gam-t. and biingng ii slowly AMI wcaiib up
again. who ilurnoys to ruin alone. lie al
ways" swcepng "a cold gray eye laiorally to-
ward Mr Arbucklc. who glanced downward aud
looked confused. takes sOmc one along with
him. Nayl with something akin to snort
each one who turns him into the pathways Of
sin takos ton or twenty or thirty souls with
him: strikes into ton or twenty or thirty house
holds the s,ing that a sharper than dcath."
May it please the Court but that turned
out 60 be only tho poa Of Il dissipaled prisoner.
who SAID lo tao Police Justice that Gs, n--ocia-
tiun. like a Nuiturc. had dragged him down To-
destruction. notwithstanding no had oucc been
entertained hy distinguished men. / am
lost was the hriof and riifu pcrorntion of
this prisoner. rchcarscd by Mr. Talmago with
wild volume OF voice and gesture. suggestive
~ th' thought that On, prisoner wa- far too
powerful aud energetic inun stu to giNu Up ih
a hrllihy man. snid the preacher. draw
ing pa his arms and recovering himself with
iiul' thiN'r mt g rapid Wrggltug oi hi- gv.s
i6"nra sshin 'yer do"1nt ' cntch thnt fey"r 80
crttfuul, l9 tho good man cat hes the fever of
sIn hi x my u tl' minny 1l ii'c We S,u Tul
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nonglnr ~ 1 Hosrov norm.
How Wumnn, u Tran>lcat Guest OF the
fremont IIousc. iost ei5O.

fremont alouNcs tsuHf rinN.
lu-lOs. Dec. - daring robbery. ac-
cAmpaulrd with violoucr. committed in ono uf
thc best hotels in this city has !u-t como to
hight The victim was Il highly respectable
woman Mr.. B. o. transient gucs. az the IRE
moht House. She arrived in this city by the
Boston aud Albany Railroad on Thurs lay
attoru ln. Doc. r. At the depot she met by
appointment gent, man from 81 John. y. B..
Who was To- transact ,omc business with her
which was TO pay her $3.50. This sum. at the
request u the gentleman sho counted in the
waiting room. and while doing so sho saw that
she was observed Ly a nne-looking. we'll
dto~scl man via, stood near her. She went TO
the BOSTON Theatre in the tycuius. and saw the
stranger cycius her there. On hcrrrturn 20 tho
fremont H1usr sNN EaNc dire tiOh0 10 lc
called az IN th' M rn'ng. u being her in
tcutlun to take tnr forenoon train for Now York.
Aucr 'achiug her apartment, she first 10 ked
and butrd the door. Thou she placed the sl5Q
az the bottom of her trunk locked the sam" an
put the hoy under her shawl on the burrau.
she tncu retired. Al about o'clock in tho
morning She was awakened by the presence Of
"A nun IN her room. standing near tho bod
at tine 9iie on which she lay. She
atinmp'l g. scream for hglp. but be-;
fore she could utter sound he clutchod
hGr 10y tho thtoal Wlh ono i@nd anu WIN nc
other held q pistol at lcr mead. threatening her
life. II" rrlcascd his grasp on her ihroat long
enough for her To gasp out, For Gods sake
spurc my llic.' Lowering his pistol for mo-
ncut. he suddenly applied -1mot ng of sick
e1lug odor To her face and sho lost Conscious
mess.
At the hour Designated the call boy. who
kul'krd at the donr of Mrs. II. chamber, found
it partly open. and upon entering saw Mrs. H.
iu bed. with a napkin stained with blood tied
over her fa"c, and the trunk opcn with tho
contents scattered about the illur. Tho boy ra-
moved tho napkin and immediately gRve the
alarm, ana a physician was sent An lnNr7tlgu-
trunk opened with the key. and the $50 ah-
stra'tcd. The money was 10 havo paid the IN
forest ON "A mortgage on her house IN New ork.
on saturday, having recovered sufficiently to
travel. Mrs. g. returned to her homo ia EOV-
eufl .trapf Ngy Nprl.
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cirE nori0N'S Rrrt RM
Ills sixteen Voyages 10 his suit -f"UiN-Tw"
Decoration. ana Mans Heceptions.

C,,t p,,I p,,,.r Ga. .,yi,,.,,,c, ,,ri,.,d
W. '"'' 80 '''' ''.'' 90 '''' W.
In the steamship ir''HNnic yesterday, AND wont
to his mothers house iu West Nineteenth street
II. ,,if.,,,t r-..,,, ,.,,.,i
II "''' Wv """' U''''' 80. '' ''"'
v,nr- .r, ord since ihou d., las visited tl,.
~,
p''''''"' n'i'' j" ''"'Np.' i., ''"
Government. Inc sgy-. has at'lt'i h.- iiic-
saving suit. and lc fns bpon dr.ufng r.cl.
.,u,r. /, H. us.. Tt, T,...l-, .,,,,.o,I
-'i''' III W. VS. l"' ''-''''" ''' ''''i'. FOO
las j. iu hand. Tho Italian Government !. de-
li.ltpi with IL md n- for tho Russia. Cavern.
~ 80, , .,, -
j" w. h' -"i' 'nc "Is' "'"'-" ''..'''' "'''"i
up in ihu Danube WIS destroyed l> tNrpodo
-.
SWING ''7'"I'''
tnIl E"4tou crossed tho lng'i-h Channel in
twenty four hours. n0ai.i q Nn Uc Muo q
t,....u .,. i..t. t....
"'7'"h'' "i '' Hil' - SN"li '"' '"h"'' 't''l
Lint tu\ icuuh ard buiu-lc-lI iu tiLlfy-' i-it
hour. md his iournr, On I'll. E'v pD ln ~.
,.,,.i -, .,,,,..,.i ,,,,.,.l d..,,.... .,
az ,r' " 't -,,, 49, i-' t....
a., ,, 49, fr,n' i r'',.''i p.'. IN II ..',l
~ ",t - r. .'.' '.''', i.., r. MW MW ..'' '''
KY, ',., i' '"Hr . H. H & . 10
nii",'' '''N ttm Xxx ' ''' ,, N,, A. ,,.,,, g. ~,
hA',i', 90 t ~. t..'.. x .t'' ~ H".'i' 90. p"
.l' i.'"up ~ c,Att ~ g. ,if,' ..
Eg"nnrt N, an ft.rrt IL. ,.'.,,,,., ,,r-.,, i
az '',,-r' @ 'm. ~ :. 4 80, H. pi',, r.. ,, M , '
~, ~ ~ W. " tl Ky w. i',tr s,,,, f,,,
H. Ni'.s N.,,, ",,' 4 i ~ ~ Ntb'ic ~ s.,r
W " ,tl,.'u y" ~ ~ w. -,'' ~ g., -, ~
n rli ,..rt i'.,., H.. : .nIr',r from Nr..i.,
n" tit.,i.l, in nr.Iy" .,i,- WAN Ill.,. .ir.
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No Money tor nlalne'. committee.

WAsHIN0roN. Dec 2l.-Thc Blaine Committee
ha, no money There Is balance Of S2o"1 lct over
from sum appropriated last session for the committee
n'estigaung frauds IN the last Presidential election II
was this TINT Blaine relied upon Tor his Committee
hut ludgc Porter, the Comptroller ui uic Treasury has
deruied thnt this money was appropriated TO luNcsii
gate In the late Presidential election. and there
fore cannot be- used bi he Blanu Conmttee unless a
special appropriation Ice made hA Congress The kcpu-
lirau senators who have been drhgooucd ani hulhed
into serving upon tins Committee are delighted with the
opinion ut judge Porter An atempt Will hc nnde 70
morrow 10 get Judge Porter to change ms decision
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DIR. HudIngtoa ResIgnlng.

Tho Rev. Dr. Storrs preached in tho Clinton
Avenue Congregational Church, Brooklyn, yesterday
morning and before beginning his sermon surprised tho
congregation by reading letter OF resignation from the
pastor DR. William Ives Budington The reason assignee
the condition VI his health Dr BudnetOn has bees
the pastor at this church Tor twenty three years and ~
the troubles which covered the sphtin Conversational
In Brooklyn through the BccchcT scandal he ami his
society we're arrayed against the Plymouth pastor Dr.
Buincton Is over ~ wears old A few weeks agJ tho
iourt surgical operation lor the removal Of cancer
from his chin performed
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Nv mn Nlnsnor.N. luI1oN
Projecting = I,nc nr E...r eaNin- ~tanoa'
Niuux frw york', Wnrr Front.


Nau tl" rr"-i'n> went Yesterday I"
r,,.t.,. r,-,t 81. .,o ,;,.h.r ,n.rn. fl..
,.I
= ~ '-'"N'l h.iii .f' VIZ '.' "N' ''"l ".''.
V.tid hc'us '.c l'-IHot Whitehall boat ololrl
too. &rw Nor. Volunteer li.c >,.iu. C.ri-
'" a.,
hY A.J i'l"1r-' 70 th'7 ''l' M' "I"'p' now
Cy r. had puuo .o Garden tt'b,an4 h'G,d nHi
-..Iiui. Iriir rta,n tim. Nr. III. II. .lr,ni.
A.,
m'uuIa'' 20 ol paints 900 water ~'fe'' h'I
sent Attenuation to Nau7 l0lS lE lous-. 90 ~
....,... t f.4 ~ ID ,,..,,il ctI..t t'.,.
cost 'i WhW'N'l l' ""h''" I'' "''" l''' u"
nt for the ulat and l,r tlD ihr0e members oi tI"
...r,- inal,ufn.- ruiiorc'.t'. ir.s h,,..nII f,.'
a. = t'" i,,' j., -,.,....i -. . ,y,',..,i Il,
xxx ,i'. ~ % ,r,-,l,
N'" '' WIGS r
r0
4 .l. s,lt. f..,I h.r..rr.t DO ..t IA, tle
v,,.' tl 4I ,,if' ,. rrr %
i,p' imi,. .............
l'nl
Ito ihink- ilat the amount ~ ihi- hil' ie a..