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InE WIuoM,s NIrr..


In compliance with your request send you a
statement Of my case. Twill write you with a
dsub,o pur,ose. first 70 thonk GU Tor The great
amount Of good your medicine, Hunts REM
cdv.n has done me, and secondly with the hoIe
hat my recovery siIlinduce some sufferer to do
a. I did. use the crest specific snd be cured
For nesr'ya whole year was an invalid. unab e
20 20 out Of the house. end great pnri Of the
time conhned &, ny bed. living. poser.ess
subject Of the mott dresdful OF all diseases,
stianey complaint From TIE long suffering
becsme weak from the 'ss Of sirengti, with a
lack Of vitality. and very much reduced In nes h.
An this tifns was taxing vari01s nedirincs,
"a mn not
receiving particle Of hep. / bal almost de-
spsired of Eettin well when ny ATTENTION was
e.Iied 70 Hnufs Rsmedy by a hosrder IN my
family. I connen-si taking q tunknovn 10 he
doet,y-i with but little hopes 0frelisf This nom
belief vas son disosllej. however. as l dsily
bsrsn o. improve. I coniin BED Che use q HUNTS
Re .nsdy lard 70 make long stnry shast. used
eirh, bo,ties. al s1sed siih the OCCUR. and u
4 q surp .Iss Of al uh0 knew me. AMI ny oEn
great satisfaction. became 81 well IS eTet an
mains and aches vstishea, sppetts returned
r,ivss strength and hesh. snd today eonadei
rrrss1f ~ Vel .s ever. aud 0nlg to- .rlad y
piace ny testimony Win ma. Of usuy others
Th.t rOur rnedfine. s'Hunfs Remedy.
brosgh' M ron a siek bsd vel fn7s. ~
m ~ people rh1 on n NJ coni t.rn 2 2
nDuncs NJ cure almost ruirHcl' oIs. IN hEpri
srssr n er.fIrirrsrrei e e b. DID, th -
A. vour valna6s m-6ieine. Hrnfs nerrdg.
1auan steel
HaErr1En. Corx.. Hry q. 1ss8
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The FARM, FEELD ANND EERESEDE, az RandolE2F
VAN ALSTYNE.

VAN ALsrYNE Sept. 10 Correspond
ence Ivan Alstyne collegiate institute
opened last week with large attendance
and every prospect of successful year.
By a vote OF more than ten TO one orr
citizens have determined to incorporate our
own. The rapid increase OF population
nd business demands this step, SO our good
citzans think.
We will in few days, be in telephone
Communication with the principal points
IN northern Texas; our business men, with
| their usual energy, having secured sta
| non in the line running from Sherman 10
Mckinney and Dallas.
| Farmers have nearly completed deliver
| ing their small grain of this years Weld OF
which, oats especially, an immense guam
| itY was handled here; one firm alone,
Hufflrd e. Kelly, having handled between
seventy aud eighty thousand bushels.
| Cotton is coming in rapidly, OF which
| our farmers say there will be an average
| yield in this vicinity.
| Tie condition of human affiirs in our
| town and surrounding country Is oil thai
could be desired. Doctors are not over
tssked and ldwyers-we have not-ann
| farmers and merchants are busy as
| beavers"
Died.-On Saturday, 1st inst, r. w. Cos
nahan in the Both year of his age. The de
ceased was a native of Virginia, and sons
time agosscame to Texas, where he followed
the occupation of telegraph operator. While
on visit at the home OF his brother, Corb ~
| Cosnshan, one of our most respected GIL
zens, he was attacked with congestion o.
theiungs; IN spite OF medical skill, and not
Vitnstanding the tender and loving care o
two devoted brothers, he yielded his young
life after few days intense suffering
His remains were laid at rest in our cemete
| ry, in presence OF many friends who knew
and appreciated the manly character OF the
gallant young Vrginian, who sleeps so fal
from the home of his youth and the grave:
| of his ancestors
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r.. ,,o,.mmedan Dead

Among the MohammedAnsi Is believed
that all who die in the neighborhood OF
Mecca. or even tf Medina, shall dwell In
Paradise. and that at the day Of judgment
The cemeteries Of the pilgrims will be Lifted
nm "a heaven. The prophet himself ssid
tbsf from the two cemeteries OF Mecca w.
O00 dead will enter into paradise Sitnou,
having 10 render an account 70 Zoo, snu
,b.t escb If these NAV take With hin INTO
heaven 20 600 dead. Their faces shall
shine Ike The full moon" The kissing OF
she ,lack stone. which has TWO eyes and
toneue. and will at the last day cry out 70
col tbe names OF all who have not kissed
-. the circuit OF the kssba itself. ouiii
vnere angels pitched the tent Of God before
nan vas created. and whose g-scious name
siCnifes the rOupded FmOOthness OF = maid
81 : spkle: TIE pilgrimage 70 the vel ZEN
zsrn created By God n slake The thirst o.
I.hmseisffer Hs6jira tHsesr) had run sew
enfirDes from Sala 70 Meroush, IN menoil
,rhereof ri grius do still run sven tlmes
from one BIZ 20 The Other; the casting q
t--erfv-one stones ct the hillnck Of DIeulA AZ
slsi- Aatsba fenfireiy formed Of stones % p
flrov-nl tn memory Of The st0nes hung y
Is.ec n the devil. together With other Gun
90 csrsrnonies. are al performed Win N
cams precision as incuicated ~ hohsm
mend himself during his last vist 70 I'd
a.~rr r,fr
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A man at the Central Market was in need
OF a boy to assist him at his peanut stand,
and some way t. became known % col
ored msn on Calhoun street. Yesterday
morning be put m an appearance, accom-
panied by bis boy, 4 lad OF II, ana applied
"Can YOUR boy read and writer" asked
the peanut mau.
"He kin. sah."
"ls he willing and industriols"'
"He am. dat"
"Can you guarantee bis iniegrityY
"l-I-dat n leetie mixed, boss. Does
Won refer to HE giitin' up BiflNf'
Il refer 10 his honesty. II should leave
aim in ohsrge here tor several hours would
be abuse my conf iencer'
"Well. san" said the man as be walked
around TIE stand % see how it closed up,
..if you shet down de kiver an turn de key
an leave dat boy on De cha'r heGh wa
plenty OF apples % eat, III warrant MS 10
ieFfity aein the promiDeniest man IN De
troit.-IDetfoit Free Press.
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III AND ~.

L..ffk
you are sunerins ,Io"i ~ .taS..'s
or lang ulshlnR on Deu i, m
take cheer, u YOU are ~ liipp.s;,.d
ing: or III you ieei ., 81 -, uon
without ciearly kno -s ~, SS"S' "P
'Bitters VII surely cure YOU -. -.r.
III you are m MI ~. III a,,,ts,
taxed yourseh WIN 9ouI 49, 49,. "a ,..srr
'or mother, worn out VII - - ~, $500
'or man OF DuslDess or lsooIe' -, -, ).
BY the strain " ,,s. -. - ,igh,
man OF leiters, toilnk wi soul -,
WORK, Hop bistefs VIII surrey
you"
III you are sunsIinE
.Cn. 49,. 80 s.'1,iis
'drinklne ~. lns,s y.
ion or al.slgslaon,
are gouhk huo tIo ...
TOO last ns u "iten 'no
csse. ~, an.
"Ofi yon az ~ tbe ros.so $50 -,
farm, ~ the eek, ~ snsIe. - -
-tbat your system hess .,-..,-
ing o. s., .,a.. .'1d h,os rain I'D i'm.
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GRAN BURY,

GRANBURY. Sept. 10.-[Correspondent.l-
Messrs. Read and Moore. managers for the
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone
company. at Cleburne, were here yesterday
with proposition to the people OF this
place and Add-Ran and Thorp's Springs.
which we think will be accepted. We hope
soon to send these specials to Dallas with
the speed of lightning.
The following shows the result of the
election held Saturday on local option:
Granbury. 10 majority for license; Thorp's
Springs. 81 majority for local option; Po
lixy. 81 majority Tor license; Llpan. 9 ma
iority for local option; CENTRE Mills. 10 ma
lrity for license; Ab;on, a tie. 30 Tor each
leaving local option a majority OF % in
vote OF $50 in the county. year ago last
Nav local option carried in this county by
l4l msjority in about the same Lumber oil
votes.
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YESTERDAYS FIRE.

A fire broke out yesterday afternoon ct
$3.50 o'clock in the large frame stable of DR..
E. L. Thompson, located on Collin stree /,
between Market anG Lamar streets. and the
flames spreading rapidly set fireto an ada
cent stable, also the property OF Dr.. Ihomp-
son. and so intense was the heat that log
cabin, occupied by a colored family ana
owned Jointly by him and Mr.. Is. N. Bry-
ant. caught afire, as we'll as a frame cottage
which also belonged to the doctor. Inc nre
department turned out, but so well sea-
soned was the timber in the buildings that
Inv The time the engine began to throw wa
ter the stables and log cabin were destroyed
and the cottage was SO badly damaged 1mat
il might be put down as total loss; Inc
studies in which the fire originated were
rented by Mr.. Harry, in when tne .pa ant
used in putting down the street pavement
were kept. There were several mules ID
the stables when the fire broke out, but
they were saved. A good deal OF corn and
hay were consumed, as well as LOT OF gear
ing, which will foot up some S4Oo or per-
haps more. Xu,.
The cottage was occupied by Mrs, White
and Mrs. Walker, who managed 70 save
| their household effects. The cltlzens OF
| that vicinity were busy getting their. goods
outdoors, for 1t looked at one time as
| thouph there would be general confiagra-
ton In that sectioa of the city. Children
| filled the air with their cries of fright, while
older persons busted themselves taking
| care of their household effects. Ihe streets
| in the vicinity of the fire were lined Win
tnrniture bedding, etc DR.. Thomson was
| insured in the New York Underwriters for
1850, and estimates his loss at $2,O5O. The
origin of the fire is not known.
Emmett Bledsoe, one of the paving gang
saws he was sleeping on the hay IN the
main stable and awoke to find the hay all
around him abaze. He had to jump out
of window to save his ne, leaving ms
nanis he had pulled off behind him to the
mercy of the flames. Some small DO,
were seen play ing around the stable just
| before the fire broke out.
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RumnLINe REBUs.

NJ, John III. Cochran who returned yes
80 nornine from trip through Archer,
v,,rg and several other counties, rela.ep
~ afs.,.r.n reporter q singular pnenOne-
~ a -, ocrurred west OF here Two weeks
nun ,.s, Wondav. At the time he was on his
% 80 wee accom- panied by his little son, sna
thew were within two miles Oh "e S;s,snctiv
when they ra nsd,f sound.
s..,h,,ne heavy blasting. Tue sound was
1880 a number Of times, though DOT ~
IeP-.Sd snccession as blasting, ana ap-
~ -, come from the northwest. MS
RI,s.s' 80, s,,orested that there was picnic
there arouud there and ma. w ~
Me were firing on cannon; go a.
W ,,,S wss verv much like tbtt OF nesvy ol-
sounu =. o-srafion. They were travelling
sas.a srd he was laying on the grosnho
~ az .bede Of tree 81 The time anu y
IN w ~. orin,on that be could discover =
,,'-,'. isrrinr Of the earth: The sky W
-i.s- nd there were no trdicalons ~ -.
On reaching Weafberiord be learner ,s,s- vi.
The The s,.rs n', ssd thss il came
neeLo ro-fhwest. He subsequently
i.s-nsd that The sane sounds. coming 49, =
- 49,. - 800 we're heard the same oe5
~ >. 49, came time ct JscksDoro. grn-
-, Palmer. Bslknsp, and even - - =,
--l1 The following day the eos. -. = /.
-. .9,.s.t '--.crs which filed the etmospn
~, 81 these sounds can only Pc 81
r-i-ea vet ss they we're seem psn,,so ~ ~ :.
r1Irhf isrring sensation u = ,-,Tr
- - a sfer werr caused b. interns.i 81
Pt..-';-,- a. ne earth, s0meininR Ne -
e-~tFonske. Thee SOUNDS -,
-. @Ers rrrr1n Of TIE -.
.-.'..-. -e.-u ero 10 the vest. ana - y =
49, ur-<~ Br0rn. ubo wss IN tn.l -
-, - 49, line Iookinr aiter t1e ll--'s. -.
III fhs rnhIic srhrrl iards ne.I- .--I..s.-s
-rrts = uIecs a. Ut. Nn'11 -
~ rhs Hrns1r 81 tn t'rne-
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mornine Tho ofIlou and Deputy Bborl0
w, III. Psddlef0fd, OF tunnels county,
arrived IN the city, having IN chargc ne
prisoner, whose name In bob Perry .Tbe
name of the man he killed IL James Hart
This prisoner was taken before United States
Commissioner Mccormick for q preliminary
hearing, when he confessed that he was tbe
party wanted and that he shot and Killed
james Hart.
Perry Is q blonde, medium.slzed man,
and does not look like desperate charac,
ter. He sooke freely OF the affair and did
not appear TO try to conceal Anything
From Mr.. Paddleford aud himself reporter
cleaned In substance the following CONCERN
ing his capture, which was effected by the
officer in Runnels county, about the nrst
of the month: Perry had spoken to some
one of his having killed Hart, and II leaked
out, when the officer first arrested him ana
at first confined him In the Coleman Clty
Jail, but afterwards took him to Baird and
turned him over TO Deputy United States
Marshal Crozier, who served writ
of arrest on him, when they came
on to this city with the prisoner.
In regard to the killing, Perry stated that
it occurred sometime the latter part OF
July or the irst of August. 1882 in the In
dian Territory, about twenty-five miles
from Hunnewell, Kansas. Hart and HIM
sell were III Iflc VI
cattle man named Miller, and were at the
time driving large herd of cattle. lie
saws that Hart told him that he was not
tending to his business like he ought TO and
began to curse and abuse him. Alter tax.
ing good deal of abuse that Hart hcaped
upon him, he told him be had to
cease it or fight. Hart said
that he was no matcn
physically for him. He told Hart to lay his
auirt down aud take his pistol off aud he
would do the same and fight him. Hart
then rode off aud coon returned, and re-
suming his abuse OF him, struck him over
the head twice with the handle OF his CURT,
when he drew his pistol and shot him in the
breast. Hart died in two hours afterwards,
and he made for Texas, and, after staying
around in some of the western counties Tor
a while, went to New Mexico, but as heidi
not like the country he returned
to Texas and has been living at different
points in the west and southwest, working
for cattlemen. Miller, for whom he was
working at the time he killed Hart, Offered
81 900 for his capture. The officers left last
evoning with the prisoner in charge for
Wichita, Kansas, where he will be tried by
the Federal authorities for murder, as the
crime was com omitted in that part OF the
territory over which the court at wichita
has jurisdiction.
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Great Revolution in Single Number
Ii outeries-New and striking Feature In
single Eamber Drawings.

On the asst Thursday OF every month,
the Henry College Lottery, company, OF
Kentucky, will have public drawing in
Masonic Hall. Masouic building Louisville.
Ky., TO be under the sole charge of judge
w. b. Hoke. ju sc of Jefferson county,
Ky., Past Supreme Dictator OF Knights Of
Honor, and w. ii. Meffert ESQ.,, Past Grand
Master of Grand Lodge of Masons OF Nv.
who will allow every ticket holder the priv
lege If calling out the number on hisncket
lust before the drawing takes place, and see
The tag with the number on 1t corresponds
to the number on mis- ticket piaced IN The
wheel 10 his presence. thus absolutely
guaranteeing fair drawing. This company
has given bond for 500 900 TO the Henry
County court for the payment of all prizts
thew NAV sell The charter has twice hem
declared legal by the highest court in Ken
lucky. First grand, fair and public draw
Tug takes place Thursday, Sept. 2lh, 1888,
capital prize OF $50 COO: Of $40 COO; l u
SIS 600: 2 81 81 $50 each; OF 600 each; ~
of $500 eacn l,S57 prizes. amounting 20
$40 0O. Tickets only 81 e ch; halves, 81
"a tickets $50. 60 ticket, SlOO. Address all
orders Tor tickets or circu ars TO j. j. Doug
las, Louisville, Ky.
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ooRsICANA CoRALLED.

The most interesting ball game, in this
section, OF the season was played yesterday
before large and appreciative audience.
Corsicana and Dallas had old scores,
literally as well as fguratlyeiy,
TO settle, all previous games having
heen interfered with by the weather clerk,
and wien the two nines came to the
scratch at the fair grounds yesterday at
2:3O sharp, expectancy was on
Tntoe. The home club los
inc the toss grasred the willow
and went out wi bout scoring, paying back
their opponents in kind In the third in
ning Inc Browns scored run aud again
whinewashed the visitors. The game pro
ceeded without change until the sixth IN.
ming. when Fisher, by magnificent raj
hrot,oht In two men on bases and tsllieu
himselt' This virtually decided the zane
and the sports began to industrlously hedse,
Tho visitors. however, stubbornly con,
tested every inch Of ground, and succeeded
in making two tallies. ..,,.A. ,,.o
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IxI~a COrroN.

Tic cotton troubles are virtually. Mt an
end. The farmers now weigh where they
piense and the buyers ars good natureo
"a IA serene. as though the Uniled states
mint was az the helm. MessIs Smith snc
Foree, the weighers have separated, TIE
former occnpyiIg the vacant lot opposite
SCHNEIDER & DAVIS, on Pscihc avenue, Ane
- Later holding The ward lately occupied
nc both. corner OF Bryan street and syca-
more ttrset. while Mr. Melton continues 10
~sigh for The compress. There was good
dea1 of The staple on the market yesterday.
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n,,rror rxBt zzLERs

A warrant was issued yesterday morn
i,e far the arres. Of S. NcEvers, charged
x3,h embezziing Sc of Dan Kelly's money.
Kelly had given him the money TO Keep 20.
him and he failed when caliea
upon 10 account for it. ,.sa q.
John Berry was arrested and lodged 10
the county fail. to answer Tor the emDeI]' =.
ment from Captain George FELTON, 70
whose employ he was at the time o. ms
arrest. Saturday evening the e npn. az,
svsnne and discovered $40 he had lett ln
a. each drawer gone. He spoke TO Berry
sbont n. who confessed that be TOOK ,ns
money. ana also that be had emoez.leo
from him at different times. which, il pn,
together, would. he said. make ABOUT si''
IN all
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The revival services, under tho auspices
Of the Lamar street n. L. Church, south,
are increasing in interest 9TH each meeting.
Prayer-meoiing every morning rom o to 10,
preaching every light at 1880. On account
0i the chool IN session preventing pray err
meeting every morning ne German Mt ~
odists have kindly rendered the use OF theiF
church, corner Of Bryan and Olive, for that
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UTICA. Ilre 2, ~
TrtrrW. rrrrrar. 9 err ~ ~ Auertaar
rYirr-rs TrIerrrrt o. s1T.- Gavin nd 0e11-
a. o. - fr.flrir f1r kif-HaE trurtle I'D .
r-e 49, 7 wnr rc-rrn - ID - rle - = Z
r1f'rs q urrl1lE 10 Ne Hurrs tl-rIe1g- e. ~ 1.l
sd az "a rfal ~ J. n wrrg O. OF ltell
a. = bee 81 ~ rrreess for kifrcT
II-r~ "A r. rIrrT rrrrtfes ] ru'ctnse1 - p
80 \ .-f rrIy - e. ftree tc1tl-E ties ~
-. sd ! en- t-rlf r..1u11rne1I1 = urf TT J
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A Telegram was received ct the Once o.
the United States msrzhsi yesterday IRON
ID. II. Ford. government eauger ~ D,.e
e,-r~ Faunfn county. fsking thst oeIu.y
r-,.i,.d 1f-tes marrhe be dispatched 70
ti'et mint Al once, and one lsfl yesteIosy
sf'e-roor. The telegram did not stste
--,,e--in his services we're needed, trough
re .s.i-ers suspected that there sons
rneorshire business 20 Be looked amer.
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The Drown Stockings received the 500
iromthe GulfCity baseball clubofGalvcston.
yesterday, 10 deiray their expenses TO the
Island City. where the two c uOs VIII pay
thrre match games, beginning Saturday
and ending Monday. The Browns leave
here Friday. There Is considera-
Ole interest manifested here As 10 the result
Of the game especially among the sporting
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Bn7rronE. Sept. 1l.-At tbs oTerlnE q
-. o.sr,s fs.rs. re pr0css.ion n ten
- s-u~r-fi~e Lrr1 B.lurn1re 10 ne nArool
- r-rnl. TIE cisplay 81 frs-sorks 80
..-rrf r|r-nrs uas rrs pc1e1 On 49,. = =
- 80 Il ~fs flrd nth Tl-t - rnnry
f-,r s's.srf sou.hsrn ststsss ne s1rse
sss crDTct1.
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nr,r. FORMER pAuT.sITr-

kilograms received here - 'f''A' ~
..,,.ed IN. rather sudden o-ath ~ Az
i.ns Ksnsas. NJ Mr.. Harry p r. 30 -
n Mr. X. w. Pa fry's Of this cli5. ae 10
snddenlv from consumption, from which ns
hsd been A snfierer for the past lev yesIs.
He lived In this city some three year, ~
and bv his splendid qualities Won ~
egfeem ofall with whom be came IN oOn'a''
ne vas buried In Abilene yesterday
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wuxrrsros, n. C.. Sept. la severe
vird storm has been prevailing here ioI tns
uarf thirty hour. reacning - -.
--~-~ir1-. TIE velocity Il nov thirty = ..
~, srrfrur damags a. rErorte1 IN re ~
- tr-brr. Wirss are down No neEs 81
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.n.nnrn ,rITn AssaULI To KILL

wsrrnnts issued yesterday morning. On
-,,rl.suts Sled With the county attorney
- - .--rst of John II Caldwell snd rs
t...-l.s- Tlanh~n Csi1wtIl. coicr-o. c1sIt
- -, IN assazl ing Ton Green CO..
-, ~7fr irfs1f n XII In the enco1-.s.
- -, j. n Csld-eil. and then gnFs
li----Is m 70 he sbrTii Sunday.
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Il ~ rolunns 81 5ssts-osy's HrH.ID
--srsion ~ m.ds q he irrt in-' =, =.
1-rI,sa st..es nE-zhzl c-orss vrs - 49,
-. I'D - nj. cry hsTing r. c1s 49,. ;
...--- -, r.s wsntsd ~ -. 80 ..,.... - I.
r-.l~-i<'rs ~ 1rsrU - - -----7. :
~ n TIE I11lzn isrrll'1'
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RUPTURE.

1HE IEIIHfH IT > %
81 Il Tffr1 avrurs. y II and M. 1ouih
/. street. rhila1-lpnia Pa
Cr-rR rtr-r IN fr1n = 80 fsFa sri hare
~ % 81 flcwr eve fIr Eurflre VII reT
= a. s.rI-i 81 TRUSTS rem II p
ia re. frI r-fererclt-
cd T-rrr-rr f-u-n - ~ Cal e. aend g g.
~ B1rf ~ Gre ~ n 1frre- d.. g. A. -.