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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-08-29

AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION. - AT the
closing meeting of this organization the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
President, Gen. B. H. Bristow of New
York vice president from each State ;
secretary, +. Otis IIinckley of Maryland ;
treasurer, Francis Rowle of Pennsylvania
executive committee, Hon. Luke r. Poland
of Vermont, chairman s f. Baldwin OF
Connecticut and W A Fisher OF Maryland
The officers for New England are Vice
presidents Maine, Nathan Webb New
Hampshire, Gen. Gilman Marston; Vermont
Edward J. Phelps; Massachusetts, ex-Gov
William CASTOR Rhode Island, c. $
Bradley Connecticut, Hon. Origen $. Sey
mour Members of local councils Maine
William Putnam, w. A. A. Wilson New
Hampshire Ossian Ray, c. W. Stanley
Vermont, G.. C. Noble, c. n. Davidson
Massachusetts, L. A Jones, F. Goodwin
Rhode Island, b. +. Thurston, W. =
Sheffield Connecticut, II. c. Robinson anC
C. Il. Andrews.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-08-29

Masonic. The Supreme Council Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite for the North
ern Jurisdiction of the United States, 80 : g.,
will assemble at Masonic Temple, Philadel-
phia, on the 18th of September, at 10 o'clock
Il. m, to hold its annual session. Many
members of the Supreme Connril of the
Southern Jurisdiction will be present, and a
happy reunion is expected. The Prov. G.
Lodge of the Royal Order of Scotland, for
the United States, will convene in the same
city about the 18th and 18th of September.
Delegates of all the bodies will rendezvous
at the Continental Hotel. corner Ninth and
Chestnut street. Per standing resolution
of the Supreme Council, the 33d degree
will be conferred on the elect on the after
noon of the first day of the session. Pend
ing the delivery of the allocution on the first
day Immediately after the formal opening,
all brethren of the Ancient Accepted Rite
who have attained the 14th degree will be
admitted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-08-29

to IT, and cooperate with it forever, while
all that is in disharmony with it must neccs-
sarily be without continuance and soon fall
dead-as perhaps you have heard in the
sound of Scottish psalm amid the noun
talns; the true notes alone support one an
other, all following the one true rule the
false notes, each following its different false
rule, quickly destroy one another, and the
psalm, which was discordant enough near at
hand, is a perfect melody when heard from
afar.
On the whole ! must account it but IL NOR
bid weak imagination that shndders over this
wondrous divine universe as place of DIES
pair to any creature, and contrary wise, II
most degraded human sense, sunk down to
the region of the brutal however common
il be- that in any case remains blind To the
infinite difference there ever is between right
and wrong for a human creature Gods
law and the devils law
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-08-29
TICKETS FOR THE Round TRIP WILL BE SIC. 90

This includes al expenses for the trip, lunches,
meals, lodgings, etc.
Every effort will be made TO promote the COM
Tort OF all, and the best attalnabe accommodations
VIII be provided. The number of the party will
ne limited ami no more Passengers will be taken
than can he provided with comfortable quarters.
This VIII probably he about three hundred Only
Two hundred tickets can he reserved for Burlington
1t Is the Intention OF the Company to provide this
excursion at It's actual cost, the object being not
only to advertise the Line and its attractions but
also 10 offer its friends and patrons an opportunity
To visit the Mountains and Sea Shore with the least
possible trouble. and at far less cost than could
tie realized IN any other way.
The excursion last season was the first of the
Kind ever ad in this section and its cost was con-
slderahly md rrated. The price charged last year
600 proved insufficient TO cover the actual ex-
pendure, hence the increased price Of tickets this
year.
Tickets can he had of the Railroad Station Agents
at Rutland. Brandon, Middebury, Vergennes, St
Adams, Milton, Waterbury, Montpelier and all
stations on the line of the Burlington 4 Lamoills.
Railroad, and at the Corner Drug Store of Il, "
Carpenter X Co., Burlington.
Tickets admit OF no ''stop-over," and will be
good only on this SPECIAL tram.
Purchasers of tickets on line of Rutlay,d or yer-
mont Canada Roads can procure ticsets TO con-
Meet with this train for fare one way
ID. c. LINSLEY, GenT Manager
Burlington, VI, Aug. VI. 1S19.-dLwtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-08-29

Sargent Jewell of Westmore, 70 years old,
reaped, bound and set up twenty stocks of
wheat one day recently
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-08-29

d. B. II. Allen of Chelsea attended the
soldiers reunion at Montpelier, and left the
camp at about 4 o'clock. Thursday afternoon
for his home. On arriving near earns
mills, it appears that he became perfectly
bewildered and turned on to the road
that leads to South Barre and Williams
town, and from the appearance of his
wagon tracks he must have turned quite
round in the road, and soon after took down
strong rail fence and drove his team into
the field, and over exceedingly rough ground
until ne came TO a steep side hill, when the
wagon tipped over, carrying him long way
and apparently against tree. This was
about one mile from earns mills 1t appears
that he must have laid in an unconscious
state long time or wandered about all night
and until the next day at noon, when he was
seen in the vicinity of Williamstown village
on the road that leads to Barre, some five
miles from the place of the accident. There
were marks of several severe bruises and
blows upon his body. Medical aid was en-
ployed but with only little benefit. 1t APP
pears probable that Mr.. Aliens insanity was
caused by blow from ruffian whom he
came in contact with near earns mills.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-08-29
Excursions.
Burlington Il LamOille Railroad.
Excursion to Old Orchard Beach,
September 8, 4, and S, 1879.

Inc excursion party will leave Burlington, Wed
ht-liN. SEPT. 81, at s:+D IA. H., or on arrival of
IRAN from Rutland, AMI the entire train,
'aIs anu engine will run through TO Old
Orchard Beach without change, via
Montpelier and Wells River in
stead Of via ST. .IOhnsbury
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-08-29
Gen. Grant Around the World.

hnpNTQ WhNTp0 at oAcf for the only richly
huuNlD WANllU Illustrated, authentic, and
priced work fully describing the great tour Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-08-29
PROGRAMME,


WEDNESDAY. Sept. 3d.-Leave Burlington from
central Vermont Passenger Depot, at $40 a. m
Lunch Will he prepared on the tram and served
about l2;Al. Pass Crawford Notch about 2e0
Reach Portland at $40 Arrive at Old Orchard
Beach at 600. supper Immediately On arrival OF
tram In the tening. music for dancing by Gill
beIt,s Band IN the Hall OF the Ocean House
THU RSDAI, Sept. 4th--Surf bathing and visit
my points OF interest about this famous sea shore
resort. Dinner Will consist of a CLAM BAKE in
me Pine tGrove at the Cleaves House, .on the
Beach at l p. IN. In the evening. music and
dancing.
FRIDAY, Sept 5th.-Leave Old Orchard Beach
az 800 a. ~ arriving at Crawford House at II
O'CLOCK Remain at Crawford's until D. H., thus
duordng passengers three hours to visit the Wiley
House or ascend Mount Willard and examine most
OF inc minor points of interest near this celebrated
mountain pass.
Leave Crawford House at O'Clock and arrive at
Burlington al go y. III.
y light lunch for such as desire. will he provided
on the cars about eleven, Just before the train ar
rIves at traw1Ord's.
Inc regular lunch of the day Will be served at
Immediately 10
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-08-29

sight-secrs and pleasure seekers and Sum
mcr ramblers will turn in that direction
Its proximity to mountains, lakes, trout
streams, and numerous other attraction.
should make it a central point for the lover.
of the grand and sublime in nature. The
lovely lake. Champlain, in its placid mo.
menis, lies like sea of glass at the foot OF
the city, on which are mirrored the noun
tains which extend along its western borders,
and form the backgroundof grand picture.
Wherever you look, in fact, nature pres
ents herself in most becoming and be-
witching character.
JERICHO CENTRE - The Congregational
church and society at the Centre have lust
put in one of Estey's best church (reed) or
gans.
The grain harvest is nearly completed
The Hay crop is light but of good quality :;
oats good, corn small and late; will need
blanketing if we have an early frost
Potato bugs are getting discouraged Pure
Paris green loosens their teeth and they are
off for the dentist.
Mr.. Henry Bcnham and lady of Wilson,
sin, after an absence of twenty-six years,
have returned to their native place, Jericho,
TO spend few weeks with their friends.
Aug bed their cousins with few friends, in
all about seventy-tive, enjoyed picnic with
them on Prince hill, on the farm where Mr..
Benham was born Just sixty years before
He received rs a sixty-year birthday pres
ent one dozen each silver knives and forks
and one pair napkin rings 5.
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Champlain Transportation Company
ANNOUNCEMENT


Tickets for The Annual Excursion from Burling-
Ton AMI DINER Lake ports, to Montreal and return
VIII be put on sale September LIST, and continue
through the month, good TO return any time during
September.
FARE ONE WAY, AS USUAL.
Our cheap New York Excursion will take place
the second week In September.
The popular Lake George Pleasure Tour of last
year lllnlied 10 one hundred tickets and covering
meals and hotel bills. Will he repeated about Sep
iemhrr 18Th. Due notice Of the day will he given
p. W. BARNEY, Supt.
Burlington, Aug. 25th, lss9.-dSwtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-08-29

THE new Catholic convent on North
avenue, the foundations of which are now
half up, will he a stately and magnificent
building and one of the largest public edifices
in Vermont 1t will have a frontage of one
hundred and seventy feet and adepth of six
ty-one, and will be four stories in height.
The whole structure will be substantially
built OF brick and stone and it will be as
handsome in its appearance as it is thorough
in its workmanship. The foundations only
will be completed this season, but next year
will see the whole building erected and occu-
r,iaI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-08-29

Poor NoRLEMEN Chelmsford is
probably the poorest peer of the realm. His
private means certainly do not exceed $40
ooo year, and he has no expectations His
second brother is cavalry officer, married,
and with children. The next is Il Judge,
with salary of So, 900 and childless the
only affiuent member of his family The
fourth son is one of the Lord Chancellor's
secretaries. The late Lord Chelmsford had
LOT over twenty years an income of $50, 900
To SO, 900 from his practice at tie bar then
became Lord Chancellor with n salary of
$50, 900, and a pension of sos, 900 on retir-
ing. Yet, although he lived to sc. he left
but S25O,O He was a domestic man. and
devoid of vices, but he had wife who was
resolved TO vie in the fashionable world
Of London with persons having hered-
itary incomes of S2j0,000 and up
ward. of three daughters, two mar
RED men with Il few hundred a year, and
the third is single. The sons have not mar
rled women of fortune. A position about
the court yielding, perhaps, $4,000 year,
Is all that Lord Chelmsford can probably
now look forward to. Probably the next
poorest peer 10 Lord Chelmsford may also
be found in Zululand in the person of Lord
clifford, grandson of another law lord n gal-
liant young fellow who won the Victoria
Cross in Ashantee. The British army con-
tains very few wealthy men past 40 Mum
bers of rich youths enter the guards or crack
cavalry regiments, but retire at their fathers
death. Wellington and Marlborough were
younger sons.
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The crop report from Grand Isle is that
the grain crops will yield above the average
amount, but much of the straw was injured
by rusting." If We escape an carly frost,
the corn crop will be very large. The late
rains have saved the potato and root crops
from comparative failure; and, for the same
reason, the pasturage will be excellent the
coming Fall. Early pears and plums are
now quite plenty, but the Autumn varieties
of apples do not yield very largely this
war
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-08-29

Chorus.-Fiye times five are twenty-five,
Five times six are thirty,
Five times seven are thlTiy-1ye,
And 1--WE times eight are forty.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26
Spbiilan0.

8issoass.8 spraitutant,n Sribid.
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tet B,itemmsliern. / 9ousn mot
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BAN /; men 8lssous.n rafis is al.
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hagen en- S.rIuslle. buOri ban ior.
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mann iial iatt,s UNDER 8lItaI, f;
men aQs BARTER amer en- laaban
6orfeIssli. iom urstferois.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26
Gbepenuernes Siitoric,
fcrtalt al 8iitep @bippls.

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S%nbtrptt.t of Nlt, buao Der CT pilot
o. sruiomt, % itaar i ben Ssnlssu'
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tiabeo.n mere snb at riOe nso paa
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tapre @en,raI Ganbp, baoos mlltet
en- aammsI Rome busm be Spios
bauoe brenbt tiIocoe; en- anosn
bauoe be trentet paa ben met op'
rsrsnbe Waabe.
9b.pennerne par tiolisers Be met
psnliahnbsoe Snbiansre. De par
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aarIiat. o. inssn buio Wano lfules
letils paa Snbiansrnss Sano. Oen
n, Nitale bIsp paa bet Samoittls'
bsosfuloeits %ou,rbOlot fra Snbiansr.
mes Sio.. @misrantsr pasiersos
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paa 3anb. Der rstmeslist lilbsrts
Subiau.rns. Snbpunorinssns frpt
Sr,u 8sfslsn % ben rsbs WanO
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26
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Nrsbansr &rls,n ipnss for en- 3lo
at pare inbflQtt paa 8ruuo al ben
ioIos Aarstib, / bet Winofte boiler
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n~ebu,nbise YrOuiaut. Gitsrretnin.
s,rns ira DC fOritisuiss S~9rafoslin.
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ipn,s Der uu after at berthe fulo.
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Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26
Yfinuejota.

Bor 9%anosmanb &nut Rtlion
abpOiat / Nluonoria. Soualns 60
uapn,s iom &anoibat for Bles,
@uuuner.
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for,tom bsrOpp.. mautt, ltriu, ia
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iOtu S,uis unluufitei / SOr,nins
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fiulb, ~unouisss Srunosn til. at
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borb tuu Ylanier, Der btoorusr
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sQ,r sOot eit,rns. Banb oil osrfor
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Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26

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brufa nit eiie Bpsoamaol. ga ea
pa um Bun lfuloe ia%artelia lite.
Den e b~sliiianb9 umtrent Is vii
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bar ei nm 8sliiinuhsit b. Shats
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ga. faar bi at Bp'n &C umrin9a taa
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flu ba me ma Der i Bp'n, Den ,in9
bsire ts ei Babtiitmsinisbsit. aa ben
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Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26
Gin Saains.
@sra enp. sau asste GV..

VVsnt GID. San 3,rte ~.
II. l.. 3ees Set. 1879.
or. 8eedfisr! Seq isncrr Der.
lem ate mine Ntnse.
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Sris Il. is tanfsr. al Dc oil
3ilbase Slaest bclne;
Seq I'm m,p Sdnebee iyis nj.
Oct oil mig Spra icrroles.
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Den bclees bsit | sgrs.
Ses Tiger Saf Tor ioin aar
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wsp slsttlit
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StorfiecsIsn uf Su.osn blsp 20. 4
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baue Git. % oa iprinser be arme
Statler omtring % iamrsr no. Oet
oil barre Dem In goo 49rspenas.
"SberlH Gale" % Stspniussr DO.
rsr til Oaaens Srosn.
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iaa bet oil bieIpe Ssttlsmsnt,t be.
tpotIist. Nels Y. Wsllon, tiolia,r,
en- al 0scOrabs bseits Qinoslsbe.
ltul til 8aarsu aabns en-
lea tror. ban oil 9isre bet
mtast soot. oa ban bar mana,
samle Wsnusr Der. iom for bar
banclet mto BAN.
Spuo bet airtsligs anGaur. bsrtr
pi til Den Norlte Spnoee, % bette.
mes al YaitOr 8ierso. lom Ct en-
!ro iisnsr.
- Solbi,r, Soma. - ApIinscn
Der par oner S%orpenlnlss. Speos
fra 10 til 20 SuibsIs pr. Ncrs. %
Saure o. Wals sau rIssliot SoIc.
men Yriierne CT Tom ale andre
Stsrsr lape. vi faar baabs paa
beore 6iosr. Yaitor Silmsu al Den
Spnoee sr Dor Brett; ban
CT erst % astst al MQe
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26

mso ct ipSt Slerte forIoo ban 20.
fen for at bspios ii9 iiIbase til GET
rem pso @ti4ita; laaleoes lpber
8apport,n. Tire 9ass iensre bIeu
5noiansrbpsn omrius,t Of 5orbuues.
trooper. o. iflsnt Snbiansrns ti9m.
p.oe ION 5urtuiulsee. falot be BOG
uas. Susrisn Waao. Bomber euer
Bern ousrleusoe bette Wproeri for
at funu, iort1Il, bets Raeilu.
8eneral Suffer trosoe ! al Spri8tl9.
btb, at ben Sti. be iulats. isrte I'll
en- henotli9 Ramp Wanse Once.
rer | Nrmsen p%aoitaar. at Blad
Kettle uar en- fisnotll9 Snoianer;
men Sbsrit Boone, iom / 80 Oar
bar leust blanbt Snbiansrne: for.
tolte mig mso 8aarsr Seq bar al.
brig flsnbt en- bsors Ben Of be Spi.
be ,nb 8Iad Astile. Sen. Slrn,p
laeoe % So Oar bar l,s baaret
be 5orsnsbs Staters Uniform i.s
iisnote Blaf &ettls sobt ban bar
en- lissiaa flor Ben Of DC Suio..
iom les er". Sc. iom fiennte BAN
bsbit. nilGrer BAN for uiiplois
Sc. fom foriuarsr @nsrebst. mener,
ban bar Rsnbtliainoet. vi fan in.
gen Bisbsb faa. Staiftls Blad
8stils % bans SOIt / 8iidita. %
taprs Gutter o. bans Solbatsr Oso
Roie Bub. be sfterloo Snsen, iom
fan sius 8slteo ON, bporlsbss bet .r
saaet Ill. (SAttes }
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-26

bette git boa lite iai,nn,m, iiient
bsnne Nrtiisl sr alt Anb,t END
Gurus.
On Nrbsib,r / ct Brpaaul
8odioro. 81. bar nplis for OF IA.
Dc m Nrbsiosbsrrs. iaitst ler, Stpi.
Ter Sobs n,o / Gltenoun,, laa
Ouet nj en- bstanislis Smos b,rai
pan blto oemt til ct Nars 6uat.
bus.
- "9iauor 9iesnis" / Ruibforb
WiHn.. Ct neolat fra 5000 I'll s25
5ro Yusst Souno / Britilb
Columbia. u Der / Natst 1873 no.
tibet 200 Wiuion,r Sob Sr9lait
og l60 3uiino, Cons &ul. Oct
tOe 600 Stibe til at irast. bisis
Barsr.
- 8so Bismarf sr Der nplia
foriest ct ,isuoOmmsllst Experiment;
8sneraI 8Osi,r. Ou,riuseuisr, lasos
en- St%inue9an9 oper Wlsiourislusn
o. loo ct 9Otomotip mso Boene.
lao.oe mso 5srn, aaa op,r. Nlt
git b.loiat. Rlent man bauoe ipaa,t
bet Berlte. 5isn oar Dog paa fine
Steoer AZ 3Ommsr ipt. % oa fan
ben aliio bar. en- tun9 "Steitsle.
ber".
- 1873 ubisrtss Der fra Sa.
IifnI | Roun StOtia til england
lS8. 653 SSltu m,o nsoIast Sum.
m,r. en- lonst itsrr. u~oltibnlns emo
iorrise Nar.
. 5no9rnoninas. oe 8rpt
ninasiOntOrst BaibiustOu par man
neoiasst til Of arbsioe hbiie Sen.
bag paa @runb al bet operorbtnt
lis. Rrap for 4 Brocsnt B1no.
3 Rem yort bar en- Wano
bps9et en- Ssbauo. Der teller pau
5ien m,b en- Cart al 10 Wile /
5imen.
Sor en- 7 .llsr 8 Nnr iibsn
blep Der peo Souiatonic Bonsn i
Stntsn NtD Bort at os til feet Ct
u1pre al en- tort Slane,, iom op.
bolbt hg / en- Wpr / N9rbsosn al
Ban,Iini,u. o9 iOm pafte en- aluiu.
oslis 6Orftrrifsiis blanot 5uIf. geo
Gu 9slll9bso iorie8is ,uoOsiaa 9oto.
mOtIpiersrsu at tIsrs Den opsr. Ia
ben Iaa miot opsr Sernbau,linisn.
uo,u at bate bog lpttsbss. = ben
ien.re Sib bar man Sntst feet til
ben. Ter MI uplis. oa TO WGno
ION par uos for at flers blsm
Brnno, fra ben baaroirOsne Rpr,
fanot osns Benrao / ct built 8rn
iom b, pilo, iaee ousr. Del maolts
81 Sob. % sntslts Ben par 6 SOm
m,r / Diameter.
- Den forte Bsit / RusInnb
ists at i,uQe bare i Gftus,nbs,
gmirsn al Ni9haniitan ital
bshnoe iB puu aisbaniit
SerrltOrium.