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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-24


The singing of Miss Emma Peak, Messrs
Refs and Cashier, as well az the recitation Of
Mr.. Etheridge, was loudly encored, but there
wss no response, which, according to Mr.. Eth
eridge, was due to The fact that the Chick
we're to drill by programme, and any repeti-
ton would be a company error. The selec-
tons from the opera of Patience, given by a
class of thirty or forty Juveniles of this city,
drought down the house" The little ones
fairly divided the honors OF the evening
with the "Chicks" by the precision and &C
curacy with which they sang, and well-tuned
fresh young voices. After the COM
pIetion of the first part of the pro-
gramme the main floor was cleared
Of the spectators and chairs, and soon the
memphis favorite citizen soldiers" ap-
peared upon the space in full uniform, led
by their gallant captain, and went through
the manual of arms in faultless style, after
which dancing was commenced and contin-
ued till midnight, under the management of
the following committees:
Recet ton Sam l. Mcdowell, J. Watt
Clapp and Decker Davis.
F2oor.-Csptain s. 7. Carnes, Lieutenants
w L. Clspp and 7. A. Lamb, Henry Guion,
Robert Harris, Adler Proudft, Selden Bus
nv. Hsrry Robinson, Sam Pepper and Tom
Radclif.
CHICKS" BENEFIT NOTES.
Inc concert Will net IL least SOUU.
There was 1852 tickets taken in at the gate
by the "Chicks"
The satisfactory manner in which Mr..
Semmes, superintendent OF the street-cars,
transported so vast a crowd to and from the
park deserves especial mention.
The Quapsw Guarda, of L tile Rock, will
arrive in this city BY special care Sunday alter
noon, and, in company with the "Chicks"
and their guests, will leave for Louisville
Sunday nigh by special train.
Expressive of the general esteem of our
citizens for and confidence in the Chickasaw
Guards as the best-drilled infantry company
in the United States, Mr.. Henry Moore pre-
scented them, last night at Estival Park, after
the drill, with q very large floral ship, full
rugged, standing on floral pedestal four
feet high. A more unique tribute could not
we'll be imagined nor one better deserved. 1t
will adorn. the armory and will serve to in
spire the Guards with the confidence the peo-
pie of Memphis have in them and in their
ability to maintain their proud position at
Louisville and Indianapolis.
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At breast nothing is so quieting to oul
nerves as Parker's Ginger Tonic. 1t pre-
vents bowel complaints, and gives strength
and appetite better than stimulants.-Neu
ark MofItf
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Important.

When you visit or leave New York city,
save baggage. expressage and carriage hire, and
stop at Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
trail depot Four hundred and fifty elegant rooms.
fitted up expense of $1,000, OOo. reduced 10 81
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best Horse-cars. stages ana e.e-
waited railroad 10 all depots Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union than at
any other dnt-class hotel in the city
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Jas. R. Carnahan, Adjutant-General, Indiana

The committee have arranged for sufficient
tarpaulin TO cover the additional seats built
about the parade ground at the encsmpment
This will insure the comfort at no additional
expense of something like 1900 people.
The work of replying to communications re-
ceived at the adjutant-genersPs Office rela-
tive to the encampment is all that two rapid
writers can attend TO. 1t is announced that
a large delegation of citizens will accompany
the New Orleans military organizations to
this city. 1t ought to be understood through
out the country that the hotel facilities of
indianapolis are not behind those of any city
in the country. Population considered, no
city outrapks Indianapolis in this regard.
Minnie Madden, in Fogg's Ferry, will be
At Dickson's Grand Opershouse, and Frank
Mayo, in DdUy Crockett will hold the boards
at the Park Tneater during the encampment.
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The only summer resort on the top OF the
Cumberland Plateau accessible by rail; 1000
feet above the sea-level; new and attractive
features sdded this season. Send for circular
to J. W. Hostetter, manager Mont Eagle
Springs, Moffat, Tenn.
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Ladies FREEZER Fioreston

By restoring color and luster to gray or fade d
hair, and because it benefits the scalp, is why
Parker's Hair Baisam is popular dressing
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I'm Order
Now Open-The Mont Eagle,

To keep cool and comfortable, go to Butteu-
berg's for awning. cots and mosquito barr,
23I Second street.
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Recause ~ Adds 10 Beauty

Remember the knights of the Red
Branch Picnic, june 27tS, at Estivsl
Park.
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At Iadfanaps.fs-Prepz fer The
Drill Being Pashea fer Rnrd.

The Indianapolis Sentinel says there is
but little new TO note in the coming eneamp-
meut, but the work preparing for the gala
week is being rapidly pushed forward. Yes
tsrdsy the executive and arrangement COM
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WheuIHaye a Baby

Cologne because they End this lasting COM
binaIiou of exquisite perfumes delIghiful
noIelIY
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THE GREAT GREENBACK ORATOR.

Colonel Jesse Harper, the great Greenback
orator, will address the people of Memphis
this Saturday evening, June oath, at 8
o'clock, at the Exposition building. Let the
people come and hear him.
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INDIANAPOII5 Juue II. IfBZ J
"SIR-There has BEEN dep SIZED in this rank by
the Drill Corps of kaper Commanders $500. to be
applied solely to the payment of premiums TO be
award ID at the July Encam pment, as specified in
the letter of the association To you nnder date of
Apnl ., 1882 Very respectfully
~ XOOIIEN Cashier
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[RSd 81
louisiana State Lottery COMFY

Incorporated In 1868 for twenty-five years By the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable pur-
soSes-with q capital of s.. 600 0oO-to which re-
serve fund of S55e 600 has since been added.
BY overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made part of the present State Constitution
adopted December 2, AID 1873.
The only Lott7y erer uoted on and Endorsed by The
people Of any State
Ii Never Scales POsfpOne8.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings
take plate monthly.
AsPLkNDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
a FORTUNE SEVENTH GRAND DRAWING,
CLASS q, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, JULY
IL. 1Ss2-I46th Monthly Drawing
Look at the follow eg Scheme, under the
exclusive supervision and management OF
Gen. g. II. BE4 URESARD, Ot la, and
Gen. JUB4L A. EARLY, of Va,
who manage all the drawings of this company,
both ORDINARY and SEMIANNUAL, and attest
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In DIGAFIOhs.

INDICATIOhs.
For Tennessee and The Ohio poHey, partly
cloudy iUeather, slightly tOarmer local rains, minds
mostly from the east and ssuth, and stationary or
Louer barometer.
COTTON BELT BULLETIN.
MEMPHIS TENN, June o. 1882 pm.
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Eslival Park will be a scene OF Gaiefy
on Tuesday, june 2sth. The knights
of the Red Branch know how 10 enter.
tain their friends
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SETTER.
DRAWING.

The Public Is requested carefully Il aoticc ne ne7 ana
eTlIdrged Scheme 70 be drGl1R Monthly.
RSCsPIrAL PRIZE, ez5.OOO.Sa
Tickets only IS Shares I'm proportion.
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FoR pumps, pipes and well points 60 10
J. A. Bailey's, 295 Second street.
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THE CHICKS"
Very Enthusiastically COmPlimented by
the Citizens Of Memphis With a
Grand Benefit Which Was
Really
An Ovation, in Which the Best People
OF the City Were COnspicuous-Pre.
parations at Louisville and In
dianspOlis.

The grand complimentary bene6t and ova-
ion rendered to The Chicksssw Guards by
he citizens at Estival Park lsst evening was
the most complete success, in every psrticu-
lar, that q combination of gratifying circum-
stances could produce. The management
WAS favored with one of the loveliest OF
evening"; the park was arranged in the most
attractive style, with brilliant lights and
decorative lanterns, and the attendance was
not only the largest that has ever gathered
al the psrk, hut the most brilliant. The pro-
gramme was choice in it, seleciion, attractive
in it, arrsngmept, and wss carried out with
fsultless promptpess. Prof. Emile Lazy pre-
sded at the piano and directed the concert,
assisted bv Arnold's band. The programme
was as follows:
Overture. Jolly hODDes
Orchestra.
sonz.............-- ................I Fear No Foe
Mr.. Adolph Refs.
Recitation. e. New Year. Call of the Colonel
of the Mackerel Brigade. Orpheus c. Kerr
Mr.. Bell Etheridge.
Mss Emma Peak.
Tenor Aria Across the Far Blue Hills. Marie
Mr.. George Cashier.
Grand Choruses
Juvenile Patience Company.
FAET II.
PART III.
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Trunks at Cost,

To close the manufacturing of L. Bertorelli,
No. 1853 Main street, near Gsyoso.
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FIoyd's Ladies' Restaurant
French Steam Dye.Works.

Very convenient for ladies shopping, and
just the place for business men. Bill of fare
changed every day.
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UNSURPASSED in its location in its buildings
" and grounds; in its general and sanitary ar
engagements; its full corps of superior and expe-
rienced teachers: its unrivaled adyantages in Mu-
sic Modern Languages, Elocution, Fine Arts,
Physical Culture and Instruction in the Theory
and Practice of Cooking; the successful efforts
made TO secure health, comfort and happiness;
its opposition TO extravsgance; its standard OF
solid scholarship. For full particulars apply TO
the PRINCIPAL for catalogues
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Peabody HoIei-C. r. Galloway d Co.,
ProBrfetors.
Rstes-52 50 50 ana "a per Gay, according to size
and location OF room. Table board, from Ist of
May $50 per month. TRANSIENT meals, 81 50 per
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BILLIARD TABLES.

Ladies' and gentlemen's goods dyed and
cleaned at Louis Rieeers. 584 Jefferson street
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EDUCATIONAL.
DR.. Wards Seminary

NASHvILLE.T TENN, HAS 267 NAMES
~ of young ladies on its roll Parents may
rely on this school, as 1t has seventeen years Of
success. own its fine buildings, and is prepared
to train and educate girls in all branches. Next
year opens September lat Send for catalogue.
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AMUSEMENTS.
The Wre.fifnx Match.

d in Memphis at 10 a m. June
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-05
Give us Cotton and WOODEN Mills.


To The Editor of the Herald.
After discussion with number of promi
ncnt citizens, it has been, in their opinion,
thought best for Mayor Crowdus and the
acting President Of the Board of Trade TO
call a public meeting of the citizens 10 take
into consideration the proper initiatory
steps towards establishing cotton and
wooden mills and other similar enterprises
in this city. 1t is known that Captain w.
G. Veal, President of Dallas Board of
Trade, is now in the city of New York. A
movement of this kind, intrusting him
with the duties of a committee to make
known to the manufacturers and capitalists
of the North and East the magnificent adj
yantaces and necessities of Dallas, and in
vite them formally to- visit our city
and investigate for themselves would
prove an incalculable bcneht. 1T
Is well to remember that in the North
and East all matters of this character are
initiated through committees. Any enc
Introducing h imself to capitalist or man
ufacturer is generally regarded as simply
the representative Of some private enter
nrise but when lie goes in the attitude of a
committee, backed by whole community,
his reception is at once arranged, and an
appreciative interview Immediately had
and adefinite understanding reached. Tho
state of Kansas has had her committees in
the East by the dozen, and look at the
grand results in that grasshopper region.
When her merchants go East TO purchase
their goods not unfrequently they are del
egated to discharge some public trust. In
tS;s way She has accom- slishcd wonders.
Let lis be alive to this important matter.
Let our citizens come together. Let our
leaders take immediate stems.
s'S'1' : ~ NAT NJ. BukroRD.
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CONTRASTS.

There Is perhaps IN authentic history no
portion oft 50 laughablc to us Of the pres
ent as that relating to the laws and Gus
toms of the Puritans, and no code mas oeen
80 severely ridiculed in al the past as the
celebrated "bluc laws" We publish rev
Of them this morning, knowing thar not
one reader in ten. in all probability has ever
seen them. though long anxious ior 'n's
opportunity. When some me" are 'o'a
that there was actually time ~ 'hese
United states when a man could not pub
iiely use tobacco, or mother klss
her child. or husband his WIG
on sunday, or any ono make mincc-
,,es or play on anything but a
drum. trumpet. or Jews'-harr. and where
~ s;nrie man vas allowed TO live alone. or
.rou,en nermitscd 10 wear dresses that
.,.o,~rd si,cir shoe-bucklss. they win think
-, - ~, The statement is merely pleas
c.,1@ Dnt tl,at such was actually the
: =. 80. III ,hst .,,eh lnws were positively
s..c..,.a ;...,,.e a the Paritnn statutes
- 1-...,.,se Fof nearly century The
VIZ A---@- a l. =. :.
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ALMOST any examination OF the list and
regulations Of protective tariff discloses
the most absurd features and only confirms
any theory Of its unjust Determinations
aud costly results The Mail and Express,
of New York, says in this connection:
s.Tarifs abound in curiositics. The Ger
man government insists upon collecting
triple duties OH A'ncricaa canned meats'
1, on the meat; >, on the label; and, ., OH
the tin case. II would he funny, but for the
fact that the triple tax is on an article OF
food consumed by the poor and working
classes of Germany, and affects one oil our
great industries. But then nation when
finds it necessary to naintain an army Of
threc-ouartcrs of million men must OPP
press its own people and injure those OF
other countries"
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A slight Mistake.

Hearing that the first through passenger
train over the Texas & Pacific Road from
the west would pass through Wills Point
Sunday afternoon, a number of the citizens
of tina. place secured the services of a brass
band and an orator TO- do justice TO the &c,
casion. Men. women and children gathered
in largo numbers nc the depot and as the
local passenger train which had been delayed
an hour pulled mp ut the depot, the band
cut loose aud the orator of the occasion wa
talk. when conductor Taylor, who was sur
prised at the appearance Of such large
crowd. stepped out on the platform and an
enthusiastic gentleman rushed up and pre-
seated him with box Of fine cigars, con-
cratuiating him as bciug the first conductor
70 run the maiden trip through from San
Francisco to st. Louis. The conductor
broke the news gently that 1t was the local
and not the through train, and II scattered
like wildhre among the crowd, wnicn
{ ampedod.
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Annn Cotton. Terminates Her Life by TAX.
Ing Arsenic.

hunu NOttohs ->~s -
~ ~ 80
Ing Arsenic.
Last evening Miss Anna Cotton, beau
tiful young woman of some eighteen sum
mors put an end to her existence by taking
arsenic, at the residence of her father, No.
1859, on the south side of East Main street.
A HERALD reporter called at the house.
where he found several ladies and
the aged father of the deceased sit
ting up with the corpse, According
to their statement she assigned no cause
for committing the rash act. About 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon she and young
man named Dasemore were sitting in the
front room aud she said that she was tired
of life; that it was blank to her with
out a 10y, and that death to her
would be welcome visitor. She went
into n back room and soon reappeared
with tea-cup in her hand, and remarked
to him: ''See here, am taking arsenic, at
the same time taking large pinch OF the
deadly poison. He wrenchcd the cup from
her hand, ands notified some Of the neigh.
bors of what had transpired. She fingered
until about six o'clock, whom she expired.
and to all appearances suffered no pam. DOC
tors Adams, johnson and Bell attended her
but could do nothing for her. She bought
thcSdrug at DR.. Adams drug store. An
inquest will be held on the remains this
morning.
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Af,er careful aud exhaustive exafnina-
tlon Of the financial affairs of Mcssrs.
Mitchell 4 scrueEs. Of this city, promincHt
hardware merchnnts and dealers in agricul-
,nral implements. the Manager here OF
l5nnn's Commercial Agency, a.-ives ut the
conclusion that the Iirn has surplus over
and above their 1iabilities-if any they
l1ave--of one hundred ana nfy
Thousand dollars. This frm Is
and has ever since Il began bus
ine-- been considered solid By the business
corn spunitv Of Dallas ns Wei ns The com
mcrcisl world At large. and the unfortunate
rrs.r,-r mt al,road 70 tue effect that they
IRE 4 weak firm. has Deen fully proven 70
II. e-rnncous IN the extreme. They are
l.r,c business men. and have always met
.l..fr raper promptly and Their future
~.e11s as suci. i wrl-aasurea
f-cf. Gher enjoy iarTe arg
i.c-ithr trnde. and their solrcncy shonld
~ -,u6nr.fiened- Upon 1uTcsflE1fiet they
Ind that they have been IN lo.-t NC. =.
Ir-icr|ine persons. aud the inIusticf cone
~. =, ~ inrrurr reports = now fullT ap-
-~-.-.f. OF cour-e these rrportz. before ~
I.lrrssIr.tior vas bad. were rtrT damaging
ana We tonrfnlniafe them f1et they nafe
...'-'.e .ni 81 sn1il . trying or1enl WIN s1c1
.,-.- .,In-.. ant III1f t1ef may prove
49,. 70 ...'~.-< ii behalf II tte a1rnpce-
mem a nrr rD'ulo0n r''nfrIII,-l tn' ''.''>'
I.r snt.1-s s-I1rI sut1 1ru
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OgE Of our exchanges very per-
tinently remarks that Platt, the man who
served rs a tender to Conkling in the New
York Senatorial fight and got badly used
sup with the illustrious Roscoe, has aban-
donei his native heath in northern New
York, and taken up his residence in Wash
'ington. He is splendid type of tho politi-
cal tuft-hunter, with just enough brains to
make him dangerous as q machine politi-
clan. The capital is swimming with sueh
men, who expect to feed fat on the admin
istration. The President can do nothing
which will give him more popularity than
to vigorously exclude these political BUM
mcrs from public Office.
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Plies, itching plies.

The symptoms of itching piles are moist
urc, like perspiration, intense itching,
mostly at night, seems as ifpin worms were
crawling in or about the rectum. The
more,yo scratch the worse they itch; very
distressing. The private parts are often
Affected. DR.. Swayne's Ointment is the
most effective remedy cxtant for this tor
menting complaint. Gives rest at night
without desire to scratch, also has nc. equal
In eradicating letter, itch, salt rheuni
erysipclas, barber's itch, all scaly, crnsty
itchy skin eruptions Here is the proof ;
Certainly thethe best medicine ever useed
in my practice, DR.. Cotton, WOODSTOCK,
Vermont. Troubled with itching piles ior
over twenty years; it cured me completely
L. s. Messer, Enfield Ask for it and take
no other. Sent for fifty cents, lin three
cent stanips), three boxes, 81 %, bySwayncc
h Son, Philadelphia Swayne's Ointment
Sold by all druggists
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pEooris now forthcoming that both Gar
field and Arthur were openly and decidedly
in favor oftlie rcadjnster movement IN VIZ
ginia, notwithstanding the statement that
il Garfield had lived, he would never have
aided Mr.. Malone and his followers. 1t
ought by this time to have been learned
that the administration may be always de-
pended upon to give its hearty support TO
any movement likely to iniure its oppo-
nents, and principle is absurd and fogyish
wheii party is at stake.
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ple footo itwm nnt discovered ny aVino
ono who saw smoke issuing rom
fle windows IN The fhhf ~
tho building, aud on iIivcsllgailon \ wgs
supposed caught pirc from defective nne
ffofn Wallace n Wagencr's store, IN nd
Joining building. Watof was thrown ny
Tho Hose Company and the two engines,
and The building was soon flooded aud Tie
fire oxtlng,ishcd. Some ak hundred sam
plos OF cotton we're lost, and damage was.
done by water 70. tue plaAtcred cciling OF
tho store OF Mr.. Underwood, ~ vol as 10
that occupied by Mr.. Darlington. The
damage will not exceed 500, oil told.
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ArrExrsox is now being directed to Ne
sada as The greatest political frand Of the
are. The failure or The mines out there,
whsch some time ago attracted attention
ana drew i,s-iiisle population thiiher, aud
N. ccnsns returns aDd the subsequent ero-
dus from that deiec.asle cline, have shown
how little claim il has 10 tho rights and pc
sstioa Il o state aud how utterly worthless
Il seems 10 be for any purpose what
ever. Tho Chicaro Times lately had
sane Interesting rcnarIss on this
subject. some " which VIC quote:
The greatest political fraud IN America l.
the province u Nevada In geographical
area o,.ly Texas and California are larger
In population Only Arizona, Montana
I6sllo. Wyoming ami Alaska arc smaller.
Utah. Dnkois. New Mexico and Washing
ton contain. each. uuch larger popnla-
tioa thar Sernd. By including nboui ~
90 chinhnen ard IndisDs. the census re-
t,irns riatc The population Of Nevada g.
10 his meaecr I.grulniipn hns. in tbs
nst'1n1i Legislature. The poIIt'n1i c0nsc-
oneace 81 ruo eennirrt and one Rrrre-cnta-
live. j IL aot sarlerons % say Il
i vast des>n d slkaH dhss
sI'f s1ett'rusl country in
-lil an aericrIIIu-IlIr -inciinel vol
c1s.I - Ct Iirinr ~ honce l,.las.tT|
1h--s !. absolutely uothirr in al xet1lr
~ 'ninss c'-iizrt bsi1er - r. ttsre. Or q
.tn- thtr<. t1i he s.iTrt r'ine< TI.1ss r-.
fr--1 n, LONGER probable TIE orr11'.s
.,r- nj -trnf1 a. q 's's.t IN l,tI r.<
~ ..-.I f-s-d. sIIh rtrf II|ie ra'ss n,'.r'
ras ntjsrI US 10 s'rlr<l..sr -
...'.r.r In rorrr' ~ a.. frffrs.i',t'Ir.. q
.-.t'.t Ic-1n1'I IL r1i.t1ctss ID ~
-.-..... 80 Ind q t'.t t,iI.'s'' i..I ~
9'....|.'<. anst. ~ f.t I.'& I.'' 70 n