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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01

The hour for the united action of
men OF all political beliefs, has come.
The most unblushing aflrontery Of
the most unholy trio of political van
dals that ever strangIed the will Of the
people must be rebukcd. The name
of Pettibone has become the SYNONYM
OF corruption and rottenness. His
two pals are as mean and devilish as
he himself is. The one will ever be
known as a deserter from every poIit-
lcal faith and from both armies in the
last war, and the boss stranger of his
party's wish. The other is the most
splendid liar on Gods habitahle globe.
Are these three men controlling spir-
its Of the Republican party OF the
first district Of Tennessee? Are they
the representatives Of Republican
principles3 God save the country
Are the people so lost to self respect
that they must cover now, and lick
the feet of these impostefs? Will the
voters of this district listen to the
damnablo lies that come swarming
like green carrion flies from tho Shiny
lips of these bosses, who live on SLAM
der and calumny? Win our good
people believe the nasty circulars in
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01

who could not 10 as he had done, $50
eye to eye with him Ia Support hiM
now is TO support him two year. fl -
now, for he boasts that lie hos Said ;,otii-
ingto retraet and has done nothing
to make acknowledgements for.
What may we expect when he has 10
promises to break? What has he done
when calli d upon to redeem promises
made on is honor? 70 support him
now is to shy that bribery, intrigue,
SANDER and falsehood are right and
that OBTAINING and breaking down Of
Republicanism and distinguished Re-
publicans are perfectly honorable.
Republican principles and honor
will be yindicatcd when We cease to
support men who are devoid Of both,
and not till them
In full assurance of victory for j. G.
Blaine, J. A. Logan, Frank T. Reid
and honorable Republicans, we de-
nounce 4 II. Petlibone rs unworthy
OF support and confidence, aHa pleiee
ourselves TO BOW alui hapgel aiJh-
draw from hnn our support, ami
leave him alone with his errors.
4 REPUBLICAN.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
a Section Of the Republican
Platform i'm 1850.

That the pcople justly rieW Nth alarm
Tie reckless ertrdragance, Which per-
pades erery department Of the Federal
Government hdt a return to rigid econ
omy and accountability is Indispensable
to arrest the systematic plmder of the
public Treasury by (apored portisans;
"hite the recent startling Developments
Of tWuds and corruptions at the Federal
metropolis show that an entire change Of
administration q impe, irely demand
ed"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
"A Question for Every Voter.

The question is whether the people
Of this country still control it, or
whether they are the slaves of specu-
lators and tricky politicians.
The Blaine men have been in pow
er since 1S61-twenty-four years near
ly. They have committed all manner
of misdeeds the monstrous carpet-bag
corruption in the South, the star route
corruption in the West, the navy cor
ruption in the East, are only samples
and they have not punished any Re-
publican corruptionist. On the con
trary, Kellogg, Dorsey, Robson and
all their helpers are at large and
vigorously and desperately supporting
Blaine.
They deny the right and the power
of the voters to make u change. Yet
it is Time for Change" They re-
fuse to let the people "have look At
the books" If Cleveland is elected
dozens of them will join the Republi-
can Emo in Canada, or go off to
Europe.
When bank cashier absolutely re
fuses to take vacation, the directors
il they are prudent business men, force
him to do so, and take look at the
books while he is away. The Blaine
men refuse to take vacation but il
is time to get a look at the books
which they have been keeping out o
sight for nearly quarter OF a century
IN. Y Herald.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01

be at home in amy body; he has ex-
perience as legislator and can be
trusted to faithfully represent his con-
stituency The next legislature will
be an important one. Efforts may be
made to reopen the State debt ques-
ton the regulation and subordina-
ton Of the railroads will come up, and
other grave questions will have to be
considered. Let old Sullivan choose
a public servant who will stand the
peer OF the representative of any
county. We believe that DR.. Nat,
T. Dulancy is the man.--BriStol Cou-
rjer.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01

Pettibone was quite unhappy when
he called 0. c. King, Oliver Chilled.
King said he cheerfully accepted the
name, and on the 4th OF November,
$1,000 Democrats and 5000 unbought
and unpurchasable Republicans would
be hitched to this Oliver Chill pillow
and would pillow through Petlibone's
fallow ground, and would put the
small bone under so far that the arm,
of the resurrection would never reach
him.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
From Sullivan.

Oct. %, 1884.
EDS. COMET We noticed in re-
cent number OF the Jonesboro Herald
e, Tribune, edited by one of Petitioners
campaign liars, to wit Eli Perkins,
the second, that the anti-Pettibone
Club, Of Sullivan, spoken of in THE
COMET some time since, was hoax.
We have five Anti-Pettibone Clubs in
old Sullivan, which have enrolled 287
members, principally made up of ex-
federal soldiear, who done as much
hard fighting as Pettibone, OF any Of
his henchmcn, except, Tom II. Reeves,
who if we remember correctly, served
on both sides in that struggle for the
supremacy of the Union in 1908.
And il the Taylor "sQuirts" in the 9TH
er counties composing the LIST Con-
gressional District will stand as firm
on Nov. 4th, as his friends in our
county in their opposition to the Maj.
and assert their rights, as freemen, we
will teach the Maj, though, as he has
said, we may not have sense enough
to lay out one of our Taylor friends if
he were dead, that we can, nicely and
quietly, lay him at full length on his
political cooling board, and being pc
litically dead, though physically alive,
we will turn the scales on the dear
Major, and feed him on what he said
in one of his speeches in this county
before the primary, he would feed us
Taylor Republicans on, to wit: clap
a-doodles, food for fools" upon which
we are satisfied, the Major will grow
fat, as whiskey don't agree with him.
Fellow soldiers, let us beat the Major,
and he will, in all probability, join the
Prohibitionists and will, doubtless, be
their candidate for the Presidency III
1888.
A BLAINE REPUBLICAN.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
FROM HAWKINS COUNTY.

RoGERsvILLE, Tenn, Oct. q, 1885!
EDITORS COMET After a careful
review Of the present state of feeling
as between Pettibone and King in this
county, | think it entirely safe to give
King a majority of $50, at least. Pet
tibones m@jorty in rs was 81 in 80,
IS; in 80, II, The Taylor Republi-
cans in this county are such men as
cannot be bought or driven, and the
greater number, lis given above, will
stand firm against Pettibone at the
ballot box. Very Respectfully,
TAYLOR REPUBLICAN.
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DIR. Dobson is pure, good man,
and is well worthy OF the support of
the voters Of Washington county.

We saw II letter Thursday from r.
NJ. X. Deakins, addressed to one Of
the leading Republicans Of this place,
advising him not to be too pure to
vote for Democrat, for Pettibone
must be put down It all hazards. If
anyone desires to see the letter we can
name the Republican who will show
II
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
Let there be no swapping.

In another column we print com
munication from Il Taylor Republican
of Hancock One remark is worthy
OF special notice. Speaking of Petit
bone, the writer says:
ITO support him now is to support
him two years from now, for he boasts
that he has said nothing 10 retract
and done nothing to make acknowl-
edgements for"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
Small Voices

Sometimes shake Nation Of people and
arouse them to action. Expressions similar
to the following, from a well known Drug
b. Is. B, has been used.
ATLANTA, June II, 1881.
It is our firm belief that b. b. B. is the BEST
Blood Purifier on the market. We are sell
ing .foRr or fire bottles Of it to ONE Of any 9th
er preparation of the kind. It has failed in
no instance to give entire satisfaction. Mer-
II is the secret
W. p. SMITH & CO., Druggists.
This is the only blood medicine known
that combines quick action, certain effect,
cheap price and unbounded satisfaction
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
Robson md Esrnbson.

We listened to the discussion be-
tween Messrs. Dobson and Brabson
at Harmony in the 18th district ON
Thursday night the 25rd
Mr.. Brabson opened the debate, de-
voting the most OF the time in discuss
ing national issues, and expomding
the tariff bill he proposed to present
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01

vented BY @brains" as desolate Of
truth as hell is Of holy anbels2 Gcd
save the peoplel
There is place prepared for such
murderers of truth and honor, and
that place is belopo He'll, wheIe it is 50
hot that if they should ever have a
chance to come back through Hell,
they would have ia put on overcoats
To keep from freezing to death.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
rRoM GRANGER COUNTY.

RrTLnDGE, Tenn. Oct. 2s, 1884,
EDITORS COMET IL thought as the
election was close at hand | would
give you few lines from Granger
All efforts to drive the Taylor men
into line has fail Il, there is at least
100 Taylor men in Granger who will
not support Pettibone and will sup
port 0. G. King. Il all the counties
will do as well as Gaingcr King will
be all 20. {. NJ Yours &c. =.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01

Will the young men listen to Petit
bones promises to give them office?
Remember that the devil took the
Savior up on high mountain and
offered him the whole world, if he
would fall down and worship him,
when the old rascal didn't have foot
OF land on earth.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01

The above article signed by "Observ
er," but coming from the source it
does, is not bad corroborative evidence
Of Steele's statement; for, when one is
guilty of a charge, the truth often
hurts worse than falsehood, and it is
clear that a sore place has been touch
ed. The writer got his information,
that Jim Mascngill had tried to buy
out Jack Faw, from one of the best
citizens Of the county-from n man
who will doubtless prove that the same
is substantially true, and if true, the
people have Il right to know it, for the
presumption is that man who will
"buy out will "Stll out"
Both the name of my informer and
my real name have been given to Mr..
Masengill. STEELE.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
No End to the Anti Pettibone Clubs.
Browns School HOUSE, Oct. "a 1884.

BROWNS SCHOOL HOUSE, Oct. "a 1884.
The Republican voters Of the 9th
civil district organized Blaine and
Logan and anti-Pettibone club here
on the oath inst with % members, all
in good standing Ed II. West, Presi-
dent G. w. Smith, Secretary. Mr.. A
B, Bowman addressed the club, his
remarks was Of interest.
PREsIDEOT OF CLUB.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
we PROVE

That one single bottle of j. B. r. viii do rs
much work in curing Blood Poisons, skin AZ
fections, scrofula Kie!Dcy frouhlcr, Catnrrh
and Rheumatism as a. ijo1llc. u ,a,y other
preparation on earth.
One 5o-year-old chr'' 'e :; ."r 'nsed Scrof-
ula ofchlldren, cured v in one b,H.r. Blood
Poisons cured with few bottles. i never
fails We hold home proof in book form.
Send for it. Large bottle $780, SIX Cor $500.
Expressed on receipt of price, (; >tj,g "...g-
gist can't supply you, address
BLOOD BALM CO., a''suti tn.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
Circulation 1850.
Will Won DO Ifo

If you irish to pOte for man rho has
been false to every pledge and promise,
and pho is nor engaged in an effort to
toiSt himself upon an unwiHing people,
cote for PeHibone. -Mountaineer.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
rRoM 1.NIcnI COUNTY.

Pettibone and his gang made their
boasts that they could beat without
the tag rag Taylor men, but after re-
hecting they say all the Republicans
must vote for Petite. which means pYi-
mary fraud. We will vote for King
and cut and scratch till we think King
is 1000 ahead.
pAYIoR REPUBLICAN,.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01

Vote for King for he is an honest
man. Vote for King, for he is II bust
ness man. Vote for King, for he is
down ongfraud. Vote for King, and
shame the devil.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
FROM .oHNoN COUNTY.

TAYLoRsvILLE, Oct. 30.
King will poll the full Democratic
vote and will get quite a number OF
Republican votes. Petitioners major
ity in Johnson will be greatly re-
duced. s.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01

Nov. 4th, King will "walk Jaw
bone and the people will "Jump jim
Crow and wen all "cut the pigion
wing" and down will go The Pettibone
ring,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
FROM OVER THE DISTRICT.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

JoNEsBoRo, Oct 80.
1t is safe to say that Washington
county will give ut the very lowest
estimate a majority OF 400 for King
Yours, r.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01

The rally at Jonesboro, last Monday,
well Brownlow hung his head. The
thing smelt of Pettibone, and the Re-
publicans wouldn't rally.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
'S8 4 Ul,,.ED COMB NATION. 'S4
DIAMOND AND lELLlG1 COAL.

Win be furnished to the citizens Of
johnson City and vicinity at reasons
BILE rates. A large supply of the very
best coal kept on hands at all times.
S. II. P0UDER.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
AIfT.sylOr'~ Position.

The following letter, which correct
~ defines the situation in ;li> county.
was sent by a leading Republican mi
this county To a friend in one Of tic
lower counties. We withhold the
name OF the writer, as We have not yet
consulted him as to whether we shou!J
use his name.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01

The Taylor men everywhere are
down on Pettibone, King will be
elected by a very handsome major
ity.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
JONEsBORO, Tcnn.. { ct. 20.

JONESBORO, Tenn, CT. ~.
DEAR SIR lit having been rurrcnt,
~ reported throughout this Congress
sional district by rcl,ibonc's loiluw-
ers, that ali the Republicans Of WASH
ington county, and even Hon. \. A.
Taylor, were now supporting Maj,
Pettibonc. deem it the duty Of some.
one to correctly state the tdcts.
, Hon. A. \. Taylor is ut home. has
taken no part, nor Nill he take any, in
behalf OF Maj. PVttibone.
While it is true that fcw--a very
iew-who openly opposed Pettihone
after the Primary, will now vote for
him it is also true that the opposition
to Pettihone is now greater than ever
III this county.
One month ago there were not 30
Republicans in this county who would
vote for Kingdom there are not less
than 300, and 200 more who will scratch
Pettibone, This change has been
brought about by the action OF some
men, who at first organized the Anti
Pettibone movement, and then fopped
The Republicans OF this county are
detern1ined to rid the party of this cor
rupt element, even though we send the
ET-Rebci to Congress. How is YOU
county? Very truly yours,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
e. !. GI.DC,.)...D

And its unparalleled abuses, are fully and
ed FREE to any address, by Blood Balm Co,
Atlanta, Ga.
Drop a postal for it, as every man and
woman needs it and win be delighted with
Its valuable and entirely new revelations
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01

FOR GOVERNOR:
WILLIAM Es. BATE.
OF DAVIDSON.
FOR CONGRESS-:
d. &. EAING,
OF HAMBLEN.
FOR SENATOR:
GEO. Ie. DUNCAN,
OF WASHINGTON.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
DR. A. =. ". DORSON.
OF WASHINGTON.
FOR FLOATER:
John II CALDWELL.
OF SULLIVAN.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
FOR PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR NICE-fRESIDENT,
Thos. A. Hendricks.
OF INDIANA.
OF INDIANA.

Or ELECTORS FOR STATE AT LARGE
ROBERT l.. TAYLOR,
j. u G, ATKINS.
FOR DISTRICT ELECTORS.
| ROBERT BURROW.
? S. G. HEISKELL.
3 c, MARCHBANKS.
4 NJ. S, ELKIN.
5 EARNEST PILLOW.
6 j. w. JUDD.
7 L. P. PADGET.
s r. P. COLE.
8 w. P. CALDWELL
10 j. HARVEY MATHES.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01
THE COMET.

R0B'T. l.. IA YL0R.l r,,
C. J. 81. JOHN, % Ho''ors,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-01

Taylor REPUBLICAN,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-31

Aeaae0eot ~ The Dalf Tear RsAlsa
Deeeohee 81. Isoo.
Prsm q report rssdsred BY z. 9. o.
borne, Clerk Of the City. 70 II. @. Strive,
the Mayor. We cull the statements fol-
lowing
The city. easlieht and Are funds vsrs
in debt I'll, 1858 on the 3lst of Decem-
Der. 1ss2, while the road and cemetery
funds contained f49s59s. Taking the
money from these funds from the
amount Of Indebtedness sf the eshea
funds. and the debt of the city as that
date in feond % BE- e6.770.D.
The disbursements of the year 1883
amounted TO t53.S3l-b.
The receipts of the various funds for
the year we're SIS So. 81.
December 81. 1883, the city, road. gas
light and cemetery funds contained
&l2.s64.22, while the fire fund was - :
377.7O in debt. Subtractino the short
age of the fire fund from the surplusaas
Of the other funds and the funds
in the aggregate, are found TO be
t8.466.52 ahead. In other words, the
city made . gain of tl5,257.07 daring
the year, in changing an actual indebs-
edness Of f6770.0 to $S4S6.52 in the
treasury.
In the following table will be found a
statement of the condition of the vari-
ous special improvement funds; the first
column Of figures indicating the whole
amount of disbursements on account of
the funds named, the second column
the whole amount of the receipts TO the
close Of 1853, and the third column thu
Indebtedness OF the funds at the close
of the NSnR
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relief - 70 your hooorsblo bodiO may
seem Just and proper.
The statements Of the position, whieh
we have much abbrsviated- are douoe-
less correct. The sitoation in which
these settlers are placed 10 one demand
ing prompt and ample relief. We do
not understand how under the Law of
1854, lands settled upon prior TO the
withdrawal Of 1850 can be selected a.
leo lands by the company. Bat there
are 20 many crooked Rulings in reference
70 these land questions that one must
devote his whole attention 70 the mat
ter 70 keep on the right track. and even
then 10 more than liable to 60 wrong.
We hope the settlers Of Whitman coon-
ty will be able TO obtain and maintain
their rights.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-31
COGSTH ROADS.

In August last re called attention 10
shs fact that King county had no good
public roads; that the tracks and
opened ways through which settlers
could get 70 market we're mere apologies
for roads, aud that there was not, out
side Of this city, . turnpike or decent
highway in the county. The same con-
ditions exist today, and as the Board of
County Commissioners will me+t next
Monday, II IL q good time to call stten
ton to the subject and urge that some
action be taken. The surplus revenue
Of this county is very large. and there
is plenty Of money In the treasury.
The time for building and repairing
roads will soon he at hand. April is a
good month 10 begin such work. The
county should build and own this s@a-
son at least three good turnpike roads
one to the north. extending to the
county line. to connect with a road to
Bnshomish City one from Ren.on over
~ Snoqualmie and up Green river, aud
one up the Cedar river. The road to
Rsnton should be- fitted up, turnpiked
and graded and kept In first-c:ass or
der. Otksr shorter roads should be- cut
aud put in condition for travel. Every
valley in the county h bsing settled.
and, As We said before, there Is not a
decent road anywhere thin its limits
We hope our County commissioners
will wake NJ at this meeting and do
something practical and worthy the
comfy in this particular direction.
There are thousands of acres Of good
land now being cleared and settled
moon, which are entitled to be opened
TO market BY public roads. There ia
nothing which contributes more 10 the
Development and prosperity of a new
county than easy inter communication
between its different sections. In a
region so heavily wooded ~ King
| county public roads are absolutely in
dispensable TO settlement, 10 their cost
IL reyOnd the means Of settlers. Let
us have them, and good ones too. this
| summer.
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1e9,D1.41

hlsss. lse, 7sl.4
Amount disbors0d from road
fund fg se1ees improye-
meots = 1888 1885
Total digbufDsd for an street a
Improvements in 1888. 49,. D1 $3.50
Total received for all street
improvements ............ lO6,5l5.9
Amount disboEsed far general
0ty puYpoooA ......... S,6Sl-b
Total disbursed for all CITY
Purposes. .................. s4s.ase 8
Amount n ceiyed for general
eity purposes. ............ ss,sss. 6
Amount received for all pur-
pose 80. Is ,354-s
Length At grades completed
IN 1885, -...... .s1I6milel
Length Of sidewalk completed
IN Iono .-..---l4 mllol
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DAILY poST-INTEluGEMCER.


The resolution of Senator Sherman,
vbich vss adopted by the Senate on
Tuesday last by . very large majority
and without much debate or opposition,
il one of great importance. 1t provides
for the examination by the Senate Com
mittse on Privileges and Elections INTO
the truth Of allegations made By ciii-
zens OF Virgins and Mississipp' and oy
tho press Of those States and elsewhere
that at the last election men were pre-
c,udsd nv intimidation. by force and BY
assassination from exercising sae'l
RIGHTS and privileges a. citizens snd
electors, Of those States and the United
State The Committee afe empowered
TO send for persons and papers and to
employ q stsnogrspher.
By some, this will be characterized a.
an attempt 10 resurrect and haunt sns
"bloody shirt" 70 create a secfiooaa
contest and excite hostility between the
North and South. Rightly considered,
it has NO such intention, nor can II 10
ultimately effect such a result. MS
Investigation would he equally necsssa-
~ and as promptly demanded and
Granted had the occurrences stated hap
peued in New York or Iowa. The
charge IL made, that by force ana
other Illegal methods, the rights OF men
entitled TO vote have been denied, that
freedom Of opininioa is prescribed and
that the attempted exeroiseof the elective
franchise has besn made an excuse or
reason for riot and murder. These are
not local matters; they are not sectional;
they concern everv citizsa OF the ks-
public. II the charges are true, rom
edy for such a condition OF affairs
must be provided and applied. II false
a. every patriotic man hopes they may
be found-eood will result from the e.
adjustment of their falls ~ and publ
oatioo thereof.
It ID charged that the Democratic
party at the South systematically,
through their elective and registration
ofiassrs, obstrucs Republicans in the
.xA,.;.. NJ thsir r,shts under the Fiji
t.,snth Amendment that freedom OF
,o,;t;o., action DOES not exist that
.,act;o,s ara mot fairly conducted, and
.h., . fo,I exorsssion Of the desires Of
~. r.o,,a !. mt rsrmitt.d. II in the
h,.,n... a. IN. national 0o,erment IN
8ra ont The truth Of suoh charges.
p,.h IN. a,o.ram.,t and the statu,s
,....a o., =. .,sorc.mant ara lava Of
-. ,.,a r.,;o,., ,aw =. not sac-
.;n,o, NJ, can -. snfo,c.msn, in anv
,...,;,v s.. ;us.,, .a,m.a . ..c,;on.,
1900. 10 {, NO .,ra =. .,,enuooslv
u..s,..; .oo,.h 49,.