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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-02
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-02
z. =. NJ. I.
q. @. II. r.,
SALT LAKE CITY, April 25tb, 1884

SALT LAKE CITY, April 25tb, 1884.
q. c. II. T.,
GENTLEMEN-Nith great pleasure recommend the Mill
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thst Of Economizer Fuel its Boiler Ats
tachment Heater Gin my experience OF fortyfve years.
Ihave never found any thing to equal il.
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Nineteenth Ward Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-02
LEGAL NOTICE.
Before Hon. Elias a. Smith, Pro
bate Judge of Salt LGke County.
Utah Territory.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY ME, THE
In the undersigned Judge of the Probate
Court of tee County Of Salt Lake, Utah Ter
ritory, to all persons who may be interested
therein, that franklin NJ. Cole and Abboltne
Barnes have each filed before me written
statement, subscribed and sworn to by each
OF them before me. in the presence Of two
witnesses, as required by the statute in such
Frank Mcbride Cole by the said Abboline
Barnes, and that the hearing Of the adoption
of said Frank Mcbride Cole by said Abbo-
line Barnes, upon said statements, viii be
heard before me, said Judge. on the 9th day
Of August, 1884, at 10 O'Clock an, at the
Probate Courtroom, in the County Courthouse
of said county. in Salt Lake City, and direct
that this notice be published in the SALT LAKE
DAILY HERALD anewspaper published In sa!d
county, for three weeks before said hearing.
ELIAS 4, SMITH,
Probate Judge Of salt Lake County, Utah
: Dated July 18th, 1884.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25
Eoreian Facts and GoAHin.

During the past year the aggregate OF
beer produced IN Germany was 1920, 900
hectolltres, valued at 700,000,0 900 marks
. sum which represents in the retail trade
the enormous total OF 1900, 900, 900 marks.
The export OF German beer 10 foreign
countries has increased very heavily in late
years.
Pirates have again appeared In the Black
sea. Two small merchant ships recently
left Constantinople for Bstoum, and were
oyertsken by yacht manned by fifteen
or twenty pirates. armed with rcvolvers
and yataghans. They secured the entire
cargoes Of both ships, one Of which was
laden with valuable silk.
The five hundredth anniversary Of Hell
dleberg University will occur on August
2, 1886, and Will be duly celebrated, com.
mittee having already completed many OF
the arrangements. The programme in
cludes banquets, honorary promotions,
historical professions, and illuminations Of
the old castle and the town.
Five persons we're recently placed IN the
dock at the Birmingham Police Court
charged with attempting to commit sui
eide. One was coal merchant, who tried
10 cut his throat because Of heavy losses in
business. Another was q groom, who took
yermin.killer because OF failure to get
work. A third attempted to cut his throat
while intoxicated. A fourth was q young
married woman who tried TO drown her.
sell at midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25
Hare md There.

The house in Quebec which Emo is said
to have rented is the residence OF the chief
OF the river-police.
A philadelphia woman is under arrest on
the charge Of killing her husband by throw
ing him down stairs and fracturing his
skull.
Biologists are agog over the well-deGned
human footprint found in sandstone
quarry near Shelby, Ohio, twenty-five feet
below the surface.
The Crescent City's champion bOotblack
"shines " q pair OF shoes in one minute and
fOrty-seven seconds, and his earnings one
Mardi Gras day were S4S.2j.
The faculty OF Berlin University has in
stituted an Academic Union for Christian
archaeology, for the purpose OF encouraging
the study OF the early Christian era and
its monumental theology. with reference TO
the application OF this science TO the practi-
cal clerical calling OF the students.
Why doesn't"somebOdy make a fuss
about the successful Arctic expedition
asks an exchange. OF the 500 men sent to
the thirteen circumpolar stations in 1891.
all came back alive except nineteen, and
these might have been saved by a little
more common sense.
A New Hampshire brewer has been sued
for 1000 by one member OF dissolved
firm OF lIquor-dealers in Massachusetts,, the
sum being alleged TO have been paid the
brewer by the firm for ale sold and deliver
ed previous to 1878 in violation OF the State
prohibitory liquor-law.
The story is told that while General
Sherman was accompanying President
Hayes on visit to New England no at
tended a reception in certain town, and
a good old lady, who in her simple way
was doing what she could to maks ii pleas
ant for everybody, ambled up to him, and
after few formal, commonplace remarks
suddenly asked in most compacent way:
"Are you the General who was In the army
during the war;" Old Tecumseh was as
founded, and looked at the woman for a
moment, and, seeing that she was serene
and innocent OF any attempt at imperti-
nence, responded quietly: "Bead history,
madam; read history"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25
Wilbur y. storsy's Essate.

A special from Chic,go SAYS; The legal
fight over the estate OF Wilbur +. Storey,
proprietor Of the Chicago Times, grows
more complicated every day, and q small
army OF lawyers are getting their finger,
into the pie. The contest is between Mrs.
Storey, on the one hand, and the heirs at
law, the creditors, and the Times manage
mept, on the other. A. s. Trude, the
criminal lawyer. who has been MIR. StOrey's
legal adviser for years. and W. C. Goudy.
another attorney OF Mr.. Storey, are con-
Quoting the fight for the last-named psr-
ties, while Judge Trumbull represents
Mrs. Storey. +. G.. Assay, another attor-
ney, claims that he Is Mr.. Storey's
only legal adviser, and he has pre-
sented a petition for the transfer OF
the case to the Federal Court. This pc
tition Is signed by Mr.. Storey himself, but
Lawyer Trude says the signature IL q
forgery. and insinuates that Mrs. Storey did
the signing. Now Lawyer Assay threatens
to horsewhip Lawyer Trude, but the latter
says he will be In the vicinity when any
such attempt Is made,and offers to bet Law
yer Assay $4,000 that Mr.. Storey cannot
hold pen In his hand. 1t Is generally be-
lieyed that Lawyer Trude is a creditor OF
Mr.. Storey and that he has had much to say
recently about the management OF the paper.
He claims that the paper has been well
managed and has made great deal Of
money. He Is convinced also that Mr..
Storey isa wreck, and that a conseryator
should be appointed. In the mean time the
gentlemen In the Times office are looking
for the headsman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25
Mob Law in Ohio.

A Sabins (Ohlo) special says: A loud ex-
plosion that suggested an earthquake star
tied the five hundred inhabitants Of Sablna
at O'Clock this morning. In five minutes
the whole population was on the streets,
where II was found that q band OF masked
mon had driven the inmates Of David
Vests house Of ill-repute out Of doors, set
the furniture on the street, and blown up
the house with giant powder. Only a Gel
lar full OF dtbriS remained.
The mob bad then gone 10 the only other
house OF the kind In Sabins, called out q
woman, and, despite her prayers for mercy
and curses, tarred aud feathefed her. The
mob then gave her till 8 O'Clock to leave
the place; she VAS gone by daybreak.
The town has been full OF country people
who commended the action and carried
home mementoes OF the occasion. West
recognized certain persons among the re-
galators and threatens 10 prosecute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25
Personal.

J.. Marion Crawford, one OF the novel
lists, is arranging TO come to America, his
home.
Mustapha ben ISmal has just arrived in
Paris from Tunis. His retinue includes
seventeen governesses for his wife and two
children.
Mrs. Pavy. the widow OF DR.. Pavy, one
OF the victims OF Cape Sabine, Is the object
TO be benefited by fund now being raised
in 81. Louis.
Plon-Plon's youngest boy, Louis. sub
lieutenant in French regiment at present
stationed at Blois, does not side with his
rebellious brother, Victor, but sticks to the
faded political fortunes OF The old man.
Arsene Houssaye has a mania for build
ing chateaus. He now has seven at Beau-
John and is building an eighth. The seven
were named respectively the houses OF
youth" al owe" knowledge"
Family" Renown." Wealth." and
Wisdom" The eighth. which he is now
building, is the house OF death, and
will be the mausoleum in which the au-
thor's dust will be placed.
Colonel Ferguson, having acquired for
tune IN McNlcO, 0as CuOStl W hHlupIOu ~
his place OF residence and is having built
house modelled after those in the land OF
the Montezumas. 1t will be a large square
edifice, one hundred and one feet long by
seventy-iour feet In depth, with central
court forty eight feet by twenty-four. This
court will be covered by glass roof and
have . fountain In the middle, with an en-
circing balcony on the second, which will
be the upper story.
The st. Paul and Minneapolis Pioneer
Press Of Sunday says: Last evening BAN
quet was given at the Cafe Breyoort TO DR..
J. l.. NJ. Curry, OF Richmond, Va, and ex-
Governor John l.. Marye, Of FrederIcks-
burg, Va, by j. r. McMurran, J. w. Nc
Clung, G. T. Fauntleroy, F. ID. Hsger, r.
J. Reed, and Or. A. j. Simons. The In
yited guests present were: General T. l..
Rosser, OF Minneapolis; DR.. W. II. Hand,
j. b. Beals, DR.. Brisblne, Judge Brill, DR..
Williams, OF st. Paul; Colonel Walker,
formerly OF Virginia, and now OF St. Paul,
and Major c. j. Allen. OF the United States
army. After supper toasts were happily
responded to by the different members OF
the party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25

The Springfield Republican, Independent
Republican, referring to tho attempts Of
the BLAINE organs TO smirch Mr.. CLBvE-
LANDS private character, says:
"The Republicans have not been able to
put their finger upon single weak spot in
Grover Cleveland's official career. They
may criticise some OF his vetoes a. unwlse,
though they will be difficult to establish.
but dishonesty. cowardice in meeting his
duty, or the turning OF official opportunity
to private gain they will not he able TO bring
against him. In this strait, they are under
temptation TO assail his private lie. As he
hanged two men in the performance OF his
duty as sheriff, il Is easy to head the list OF his
offences with murder and run down through
all the crimes against society necessary to
make him out 'disreputable bachelor as
Mr.. Halstesd calls him. IL remains TO be
seen whether respectable Journals will 90
into this business, involving as ii does the
danger OF retaliation and the dragging Of
innocent families In the mud. The fact
that Mr. Cleveland's honors have been won
In the city where his life has been spent;
that he is known to multitudes OF men as
man OF upright life, and that his opponents
have in time past deemed these scandals be-
meath notice, is honorable alike to him and
TO them"
Short and to the point. And now let the
BLAINE and LOGAN mud-machines fling all
the mud they can. While they will not hurt
CLsvILASD they will efectually expose the
desperate condition Of the Republican
cause. The public's reply might well be-
" Asssiied by SANDER and the tongue of strife,
His only answer wss a blameess life.
And he that forged ard he that threw the dart
Had each brothers interest In his heart"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25
A Horrible Discovery.

A Lawrence (Kaasss) special says: late
last evening, a. Aaron VIM was raising
his nets, he discovered large pine box In
the nver. He towed Il 10 the shore, and
upon unscrewing the lid found that 1t con.
tained two dead bodies, one Of man and
the other of a woman. Both their heads
were decspitated, and that Of the womsn
was missing. The mans head was wrapped
In common guDny sack aud the bodies
were entirely nude.
There Is no clue 10 their identity. The
box had probably been In tho water for
several days, as the bodies were somewhat
decompoAed. This II the third box Of the
kind that has been found 10 the Kansas
river In the past three months. The first
contained the bodies Of two infants and the
second that OF negro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25

Claremont Herald: The checklist thing
about the Republican platform IL Its pro-
mise to reform abuses Of It's party's own
making.
Petersburg Index-Appeal: Blaine has
about rs much love for ciyil-service reform
a. Ben. Butler, and Ben. hates 1t as the
devil hates holy water.
Norfolk Ledger: Honesty Is preferable
TO deception, and Grover Cleveland repre-.
sents 10 lis fullest sense that principle,
while Blame Is deceptive and unworthy
the support Of the people.
Gordonsville Gazette: So the office-hold.
ers, poor unfortunates, will have to bleed
numerically In order 10 produce by their
hard. earned pittances the enthusiasm and
Republican thunder which Blaine has
failed 10 produce.
Norfolk wrginiam. What was needed
was safe, conservative man 1t the head OF
the Government Cleveland would make
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25
PETERSBURG.
The Late Fire-The Rera,,a-san,.ary Men.

ICorrcspondence Of the Richmond D,.p,,eh.I
July -. 1884.
There have been no further deyelopments
TO-DAY In reference 10 Yesterdays drc The
impression Is strengthened that the negro
J mes A. Jackson, WHO is in iail. II the man
who set fire to the building. He viii he
brought before the Mayors Court to.mor-
row morning for examination.
The victory OF the Norfolk oarsmen IN
the regatta at City Point Yesterday was
complete. They carried Off all the gold
prizes. The victory was fairly and hand.
somely won. The prizes we're formally
presented TO them last night.
The destruction Of Marks. peanut.facto.
~ will for a few days stop the cleaning Of
stocks here. His was the only factory in
operation.
A great many peOple-both white and
colorcd-are out OF employment lust now,
or working on short time. bv reason Of the
partial closing for the present OF several OF
our large cotton and toblcco-iactorics.
The heat has been intense to-day, and
rain Is very much needed.
The sire, Is OF Petersburg are being
freely lined ~ sanitary measure, but
something more than lime is needed. The
city could we'll afford TO spend thousand
OF two dollars for sanitary pur 1oses.
ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25

$50 with all my heart love-" is exactly
the same sort OF English as Mr.. L0GAN's
"to amply protect" let who will use such
phrases. A verb in the infnitive mood is
but one word In reality. "Amare" means
"to love-" "Avoir" means "to have"
"Proteger" means "to protect" As in
those threc languages SO in English, il not
In oil, q verb In the in6nltive mood is really
indivisible. The sign Of the intinitive mood
should never be separated from the princi-
pal part Of the verb by an adverb nor by
any other part Of speech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25
For His Y.,hsr.in.IAv,s Sake.

A telegram from Lancaster Pa.) says:
Amos b. Hostetter, who on Monday con-
fessed TO having forged the name Of his
father.in-law to note for 5000, has re-
tracted that confession aud stated that he
was Induced to make the confession by the
friends Of his father.in-law, believing that
the bank would compromise the case and
his father-in-lsw could settle the 5000 note
for e2,5OO. Thefriends promised to furnish
bail for Hostetter II he was rearrested, but
they failed TO make good their promise and
he says he docs not propose TO be used any
longer rs q tool by his father.ln-law.
When the case was called for bearing
this morning Ii was continued until Friday,
the witness who made the overtures to
Hostetter 10 confess not appearing. II he
fails to appear on Friday an attachment
will issue against him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25

General BUTLER is reported by the APP
proving New York Tribune to have said
that "this man CLEVELAND" il he went to
Washington. couldn't find the White
House door to the Treasury Department"
BUTLER has at last given CLEVELAND the
strongest endorsement possible. The trou-
bic has been that The Administration knew
the door to the Treasury Department too
well for the public good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25
NORFOLK.
Enthusiastic Reception OF the Crew That
Won WEDNESDAYS Regatta.

Enthusiastic Reception OF the Crew Tha,
Won Wednesdays Regatta.
SPECIAL telegram to the Dispatch.l
July a, 1884.
The victorious boat-crew, on their return
from City Point tonight, were received by
the Gymnasium Association with an artillc-
ry salute, and on landing were escorted
through the principal streets In procession
BY the Association, headed by the Ports
mouth Cornet band. The winning bOst
was borne in the procession on the shout
dcrs OF niue negro men. At the gymnasium,
Captain James W. McCarrack, president OF
the Association. welcomed the crew In q
handsome congratuatOry speech, and WIS
followed by N. Glennan, Esq and DR..
Henry Smith. II. s. Herman, OF the crew,
responded. 4 collation. and profuse dis
play OF fireworks wound mp the festivities.
The sane crew will row in the Washing. ON
regatta next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25

be questioned In court Of justice, bills
would never be passed under such circum-
stances.
The same remark Is true II the Senate
and House Of Delegates Of Virginia. Bills
are often passed In the absence OF quo
rum. whyi Because u the question OF
quorum IL not raised at the time the vote
is taken, IL can never be raised afterwards,
either In the House itself or In court OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25
Bshsadsd By an Engine,

A Gettysburg special says; A terrible
accident occurred this morning at Gardi.
ner's station, on the Gettysburg aud Har-
risburg railroad. Joseph Cline, aged about
eighty, had driven across the track with a
blind horse as an extra train was approach.
ing. just as the wagon cleared the rails
and at second whistle from the engine the
old man tried 10 urge on his horse, but the
animal stopped and backed the wagon on
the track, too late for the train 10 be stop
ped. The wagon was demolished and Mr..
Cline thrown across the track, the engine
passing over him. taking OF his head,
breaking leg and arm. and otherwise mu-
tilaling the body. A Jury OF Inquest exon.
Grated the ..ilroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25
CopclpsiyA.

That the records Of the two houses Of
Congress and Of the two houses Of every
State Lsgislsiure import absolute verify
and cannot be questioned In court Of jus-
tice wss abundantly evidenced few weeks
ego In the prssence Of Hon. JoHs 8. WISE,
Or when be ought to have been present, In
the House Of Representative Of Washing.
ton. Bills were constantly passed by that
body, although Il was well known that
th<ss ives not quorum Of the members
pgsssut. u Ne record Of the House could
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25

a New York contemporary wonders
what BUTLER thinks about. About what :
II our contemporary had the Democratic
Convention In his mind we would not like
TO print what Ben. does think unless he
has changed his way OF expressing himself
when excited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25

18th. Mudir OF Dongola telegraphs That
he has defeated 5000 Of the followers OF
the Mahdi near Debceh. and captured 300
Remington rifles" We now know what
has become OF the Texas meteor man. He
is masqueradlng as an enemy Of the Mahdi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25
INSURANCE COMPANY.


OF THE TEN LARGEST
~ LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANIES.
according Ia the official report OF the New York
Insurance Department for 1883.
THE SOUTHWESTERN MUTUAL
shows-
l. The highest rate Of interest realized on la a.
sets.
2. The smallest percentage Of interest overdue
3. Not one dollar loaned on stocks or other nuc-
tuating securities.
4. The lowest ratio Of losses and expenses 10
amount al risk.
s. The lowest rate OF mortality.
8. The smallest percentage Of policies "not
taken
7. The largest surplus earnings for the past seven
years
The above stroug poluu explain the fact that
THE NORTHUMBERLAND MUTUAL Is furnish
Ing the cheapest insurance o. Its members. We
IN wife The fullest pyessizalion ~ It's claims. and
will furnish esti OF cost al any ago for either
life. or endowment tontiue Insurance, on APP
plicalion. JOHN u. CARY & SON.
General Ageats,
corner Tenth and Bank streets,
~ 6-eod3m Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25

The following pOstmasters Of the fourth
class have been commissioned: George VI.
d. Williams, Amos; Julia 4. Vaughn,
Vaughn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25

The Philadelphia Press says; "There
il depression in values OF nearly every
description" Yes, and particularly In the
value O, BLAINE and LOGAN stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC seHOoLsl
HESRICo COUNTY, VA, July 2oth. 1884.
V'HE EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
l. FOR THE PUBLIC FREE SCHOOLS OF
instant, at superindents ONCE, from 40 A. N. TO
T.. ". The old teachers are expected 10 attend the
examination, which will be continued from aay ~
day until completed. ID. r. GARDNER,
" 20-eod4ts Couatv Superintendent schools
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25

PssrH, July 24.-The bricklayers OF this
city have struck for reduction OF the
number Of working hours per day. In
one instance they attempted TO demolish
building. The police had much difficulty
In restoring order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25

The philadelphia Times says; "rhc way
the gilt r,lbs off the Plumed Toy Is eau
ton to sinners" Don't you mean the
whitewashy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25

DR.. O. w. Littell, druggist, Creston. O.,
writes % iollows: 81 am selling 81. Jacobs
Oil, the great pain-cure. and can say that
II brings comfort 10 many households"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25
REMNANTS.

A large lot u remnants ~ DkE-s GOODS.
Remnants Of WHITE GOODS.
Remnants Of COTTON DIAPER.
Remnants q COTTON sHEET;NG.
Remnants Of Lawns, GIN%hAM,, e..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25

"BRADLAUou. the English agltator, Is
coming over in the fall to lecture" Amer
lea should try to get even by sending BOB
INGEIsoL 10 England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25
yxPeysFs or A RPsTpEyT STUDENT.

FAFENSts OF 4 HE6IDENT SIT DIM.
Two hundred and four dollars per nine month?
se.son cover al the expenses Of entrance fees sui
ton. board fuel. lights and washing.
kLghty-seven dollar, and city cents viii meet
the expenses Of non resident student.
The cOlege-grOunds, comprising thirlesp acres
Of land. have been greatly improved and beagI1ed
In the lAst TWO years The institution offers Verv
superior advantages In the htathfulues. or IT, To-
cation, IN It's abundant provision for the comfort
Ano Of students. and IN the extent and
hOrOughnes. Of its course or Instruction.
FOR catalogues, Giving full Information. apply al
The bookstores, or ad 1rts- II. PCR1EAk,
~ 23-deod2mswSv2m Chairman Faculty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25
DICHMOND SEMINARY,
IL NO. EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

JOHN II. POWELL. Principal
Mrs. I. G.. PENTOS and Mrs. j. X. GARNRTr,
Associate Principals.
The next session OF the BOARDING and DAY
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and LITTLE
GIRLS will begin SEPTEMBER 20. 1854.
The young lAdlos' apartments and the school,
rooms lhorO' ghly rr1ttrd.
Apply for catalogue 10 either
iy1a-tOcl5 PRINCIPAL.