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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-26

The Lsavenworth Times brIstles up
because TIE NEWS suggested that Em-
poria would also like 70 share the benS-
flts Of nstural gas And why notf II IL
Is good thing tor the penltentiary, 1t is
certainly good for the Normal. The
Times explains, however. that if a
hole IS bored, it will be by the individu-
al subscriptions Of the people oil that city
rhe excellent report by the Times of the
meeting Of Its citizens, certainly indica.
ted an intention TO ask legislative aid.
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zor IN rAvon on EIoNIzsaa.
To the Editor OF TEE Nrws.


To the Editor OF TEE news:
After reading the article which was
copied fsom the Kansas City Times in
last evenings News. feel ike entering
a bit Of q protest 10 behalf of those citi
zens Of Emporla who have meyer run az
ter or lionizsd Mrs. Walkup Because
a few were co bewItched By her alleged
beauty, and a few saw in her chance
to make notorietY for lhemselves, il
seems q pity that the whole city
must be counted among her train. cay
a few, because I Ihlnk that The number
was comparatively few. who made the
sickening and uncalied for demopstra.
tioDs In her behalf, and which led the
whole state to think Emporis had gone
Wild over = strange woman. A woman
too. who was brought here by one whom
these very sensntionslisss would not cay
single good word for. LIST dlsluter.
ested person come into Emporia and
sift this matter snd let them. see fol
themselves who it IS that lloaizsd Mrs
Wslkup, and LET them note that they who
dId the iionizing made enough noise fol
forty persons charged with crime, and
slowed them all safely away from the
danger Of truth or justice ever getting
near them. STARR.
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Read lie Ar,ie,e on the Pone,s Eucv

Read the article on the Pope'a Eucy
clicAl. IL shows that the Church o.
Rome, from its head downward, IL about
to initiate the much-revlled Know-Noth
Ings who introduced q religious test into
politics How the Church OF Rome re-
vlled and screamed against the Know
NothIngs ls matter of history; and nov
that they have taken the same ground
IL Is plain that Protestants must turn
their own weapons against them, 40 thai
no Protestant will vote for any Roman
Catholic or other candidate who Is in
slavery to the Church of Rome. New
York Witness.
We think the Witness overdoes this
matter, The letter as published in TIKI
NEws on Saturday Iast. bears no such
construction. The Witness incaIcAsed,
or tried 10 In the Last cAmplI gr, precise.
ly the same Ideas with the Roman pon.
til, viz; A determination TO support
only those nen for ONCE whose personal
characters were above Espru@ch. When
the Pope AdYacA,es All<xjarce b The
church. Il Is a very marrow sgs<ls wbleh
will elIminsss ihp sp:risssl doctrines q.
thsl ehaseh,
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nInrIierer1,anrht.

DENVER, COL. NoY. 81. - About Q
mile above Delta station, on the D. &
r. q. railroad, VIM Whalen had left hi.
wife on their rancho, while he, VI it'll his
three sons, went on a hunting trip
Stopping with her was Mrs. Camaron
wife of J. A A. Cameron, dissolute
character Yesterday Cameron quarreled
with the woman, and his wife
fed. After her flight he shot and killed
Mrs. Whalen, her body falling into the
Fireplace, where il was badly burned
Cameron visited one of the neIghbor'.
houses in search OF his wife. threatening
to kill her If he found her He was final
ly captured and at once taken to Mon.
trose for safe keeping, as the officers
feared summary punishment would bt
dealt out 70 him.
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a. least one employee OF the NEWS i.


At least one employe OF the News is
a very busy man. He came to this con.
clusion yesterday, while lowering the
awning. 20 prevent the sun from turn
ing his hair red. and thus impairinH the
cordial recognition given him by his
wife on the occasion of his weekly
vlsit,and by recollecting that it was the
third time he had started to do that
little job, each time being called away
for something else. And this reminded
bookkeeper and local editor in the sb.
sence OF the big Chief" Paddy Ryan
lived IN Colorado. He had been edu.
Gated 70 handle pick and shovel, and
was an accomplished artiss in that line.
He had probably spent forty OF his sixty
years grading. SO when Paddy struck
It rich" In the mines, and found he had
moro money than he could com.
fortablY care for, he decided
he would build u good road
over the mountain. Aud be did.
He graded tho stomach out OF that
mountain, 80 to speak, and then macad-
amized It. He employed in this work
hundreds Of men and teams, and there
isn't better bit OF road in the country
to-day. II kept Pat very busy. He could
not write a word, but had a bookkeeper.
His memorandum book, which he al
ways carried about with him, was curl
osity. It's contents was q greater
puzzle than the characters on
the obslisk. But whenever Pat
was seen on the "wOrrocks" he was ever
conspicuous with the little book and a
pencil which he Kept moist with his
lips as he had seen so many clearly and
respectable people do, though II never
occurred TO him or to them that IL was
unnecessary. One day a gentleman
walked up the road and Identified
Pat from the other laborers,
by the book and pencil. You
appear very busy, Mr.. Ryan," said the
stranger. BUSY is it," quOth Pat.
Then shsking his pencil 10 the gentle
mans face. he sand Busy, 10 it, Faith,
| shud say so. This Is the tiRM pincil
to day"
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1na,.,~a,so.


Fort SMITH Ark :, Nov. 20.-The So
preme council of Choctaw Nation ad.
journedlafter two weeks session. No
measures of special Importance came be.
fore it except registration of freedmen
which vas presented and appEeVss3.aad
certified copy OF the same forwarded 60
the department ef Indian e6aIrS e
Washington: After being approved By
the department, ell negroes who register.
ed TO remain Ia the Nation. become
bona fide citizens and are entitled 20 an
annuity of 500 per Annum, from funds
now in the hands Of the federal sovsrn-
ment Besides this, heirs be
come legatees Of ihas en-.
tire fund, which IL eaoH
nearly 81, OO0, 600. About 800 coIcrsd
families throughout the nation have
registered to rensin and thus become
members Of the Choctaw family. Man.
bers OF other negro families desiring %
register, hut unable 90 comply % e 20
remain, will be given 500 Per family
and allowed reasonable time to move out
of the Choctsw reservation. All those
freedmen who failed to register, or Who
were not qualified to register, OF Who
were refused registry because 81 nGdort-
Gus Iawlessness, viii be declared In
sruders and removed By the federal gov.
efnmenf, By the aid Of the nilitGRf II
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Sbart Horn Hrec,,ar<

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Abou, IhFte hun
dred cattle breeders ct,all paris of the
country were N abundance at the 5th
annual meeting Of their association last
night An invitation from The Cattle
Growers convention for Short Horn
breeders TO connect themselves with that
organization was accepted and the SEC
reiary vas instructed to forw8rd MEM
bership.fees tor the entire body. II was
resolved 10 send representatives to the
ST. Louis convention of the Cattle and
Horse growers association on the 23rd.
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Kansas EdItors Ranqueted.

ATcHIsoH. Nov. 20.-The northern
Kansas editors, to the number of about
eighty, were entertained in Atchison to.
day at the joint expenseof the Missouri
Pacific railroad and the city gov ernment
the occasion oeing the formal opening
of the splendid new freight depot and
ofnce building being completed by the
company.
They arrived by special train AZ $50
this afternoon uader escort of Sup-rin
tendent Fsgan and 81. G. Townsend, who
met them at Downs. A committee OF
citizens also met them at Wefmore.
They were taken care of at the ho-
tells. and in the early part OF the evening
attended 3 performance of the "Mikalo''
by Peake's Opera company at Prices
opera house.
Afterwards there was dress ball in
their honor in the new depot followed
by a bananet They viii be shown about
the city to.merEow and depart for home
at noon.
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PrahshlAau ,c,As

CHIuAso, ILL.,, Nov. 20.-Last night
W. F. Mcclure, while making 6 call ai
house on Oak street, heard the appeal
Ing cries Of a woman, from the lake. Es
ran to the spot and seeing her struggling
In the water, summoned the police. The
patrol wagon soon arrived with g hook
attached to rope and got her out Of
the water. When taken ont she was
dead The heavy cloak and furs she
wore kept her from sinking. She il
handsome looking, dark complsxioned
about thirty years old, with
very black hair, and dneiY
and fsshionablY dressed. The body
was removed 10 the morqus. Hr. He
CluTe says that on nearing the lake he
cav man jump into a buggy near the
spot and huTrIedly drive away. This
gave rise to the suspicion thar the Wo-
man had been fouIlY dealt with, bufthe
arrival of an officer who ssid he had met
two men leisnrly driving in o buggy,
who told him they heard Woman's
cries in the lake at the foot OF Oak safsst,
tended to destroy that suspieso8. l. Il BE-.
lieved the woman committed saIeieeo a0
Of her fingers had On It PLAIN gold saal
maIket"F. W. B." to IN. l.. G. B."
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The editorial in the Times several
days since under the head oil "Sorgbum
Sugar" has been copied by about one
hundred Kansas exchanges, twenty OF
that humber failing to give proper cred
it.-Lsavenworth Times.
AS the Times stole the said aIticle al
most bodily from government reports
1t ought not 10 complain. The Times
knows no more about Sorghum Sugar
f1han il does about natural gas"
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Naval A6a,ra

WASHINGTON, Nov 20.-G. ]. Walker,
chief of the bureau of navigation, IN his
annual report to the secretary of the
navy submits estimates for $3.50 600 for
the support OF the bureau during the fs-
cal year. Commodore Walker strongly
recommends an increase in the clerical
force engaged in classifying and copying
the ma val records of the war for publi-
cation. He submits as appendices the
reports of the heads of several divisions
Of his bureau and calls attention TO their
recommendation.
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A. o. q. w.
Election OF oncers for the Grand Lesion
of Select KniRhtA

Election OF Omcers for the Grand Legion
of select Knights.
LAWRENCE, Kas.. Nov. 1S.-The con-
vention of the Grand Legion Of Beloc!
Knight of the A. o. y. w. for the dis.
trIct of Kansas and Nebraska, which
has been IN session for the past two
days, closed itssession tonight and ed
journed. The following officer wers
elected for tina ensuing term of two
years:
@. C-J. A. Montgomery. Lawrence.
CIV. C.-H. A. RodmRh, Atchison
Ct. L. CT. O Frederick, Topeka.
G. NE. P. Steen, Fort Scott,
q. Recorder-E. NJ. FoFde, EmporIa
q. Treasurer-C. T. ScouteD, Water
vile.
G s. BIDS. CAssell, Parsons.
g, S. W.-C. F. Chase, Topeka.
G GA. II. McClearY, Parsons.
G.. Trustee-M. r. Roblee, Emporia
The following representatives. 20 the
supreme court which meets in st. Paul
Minnesota, in August, 1887, were elect
ed: j. T. McMullen, Winfield: E. r
Smoit, NIckerson; r. E. CroWder, To
peka.
Tie convention will meet next time u
Wichita on the second Tuesday in 0cto
Der, 1887.
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Natfonsl Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1s.-Ail the prelimi.
nary arrangements for the holding Of
the second annual convention OF Inc
National Cattle and Horse Growers'
associations here next week and the en-.
tertainment of the delegates, are now
complete. Fully one thousand regular.
ly accredited delegates have already
been reported and over I've thousand
csttlemen from the frontier atates and
territories will be IN attendance AID ax.
ert their influence IN the interests. OF
their various sections of the country.
The rancho interest will be largely rep
resented, but there will be also many
breeders from the east and porth present
a wide range of questions Will be dis.
cussed and 1t is expected that the con.
Vention will do q large amount of i'm.
pOrtant work.
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]. Ben Perley Poore's great work
6. He calls It "a Descriptive Cat
10 OF the Government Publications
United States, September 8, 1874
.,oh 4, 1881" Discussions upon
oesltY Of such . Work took place
.grsss a. early IS 1874, Maj. Poore
oat the project did not take form
q Ike progress until Senator Cock
4 Missouri, In 1881, introduced q
.rovIdlhg for the compilauOn, under
lrcction OF the JOINT committee on
loR when the committee, /"
l1l. Poore. commenced they we're,
po3lnon Of Christopher Columbus
he altered westward on his voy-
, discovery, confident that q new
existed, but having no knowledge
distance or In what direction 1t
The corps or comptrollers which
.soore directed foand 63.06S books,
alsts and documents which the
iment had published, All these
tAiogued aud .indexed with . brief
.ISAeIon OF their contents,
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CaIvestop 4elx. Ala

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.-Hon. Thos.
Ocheltree, OF Texas. appeared before The
citizens relief cahmiuee at a meeting
held at the mayors office this silernoon,
in the interest of suffeFsrs by fire IN
Galveston. In answer 10 inqairles
Mr. OcheltIee stated that Galveston
received outsite AID II the extent of
$4,000 Tie number of people who
required aid was over 900. Alter some
discussion the committee directed the
mayor TO issue az appeal to the citizens
for contributions.
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MIR GcenEille one day asked his
cousin, Lord Glastonbury, what had
induced him to get made Peer, for he
could not think he had ever cared
much for a title. He said: God.
DEVIL (for such, it seems, was his
queer habit of expressing himself) I'll
tell you. never thought of a Peer
age, but one day I took up a news
paper and / read in it that Tommy
Townshend was made a Peer. Con.
found the fellow, said ]. what right
had no TO be made Peer, / should
ike TO know Why. 1 am as rich
again as he Is and have q much better
right. So l resased to write TO Pitt
and tell him L wrote and was
made Peer the following week"
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All Ready

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 19.-All preliminary
arrangements for holding of second
annual convention OF the National Cat
tie and Horse Growers association here
next week and the entertainment OF del
egetes are now complete. Fully one
thousand regularly accredited delegates
have already been reported, and over
five thousand cattle men from frontier
states and territories will be in ettend
ance and next to their influence in the
interests of their various sections of
country the rancho interest will be large
~ represented; but there will be also
many breeders from the east and north
present. 4 wide range Of questions will
be discussed and 1t is expectsd that the
convention will do large amount Of
important work.
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BurKlara Cap ured.

ST JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. go Recently
several safe burglarIes have occurred in
this city and neighboring towns. The
police have worked ell the elews with.
out success TIL to-day. when two hard
looking characters were taken into Gus
todys and gave the names OF II. F. Elem.
ing and X. G Stewart. Money and tools
were found on their persons II is be.
ileved they can be convicted OF blowing
the safes of Collins meat market and j,
0. Stephens, Wholesale nah stove.
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nnmanitarians IN connolI.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 20.-The Humane so
ETY. held its final session to-day. Resp
lutlona were adopted asking legislatures
different states to pass laws similar to
those of Michigan and Wisconsin pro-
vidIng Tor the policing of the principal
stock yards OF the country by the
association In unison with the state
and local societies; asking railroad man.
ayers to refuse - carry mixed stock
commencing to the mansReFs plan of
transportation Of stuck by night 10 avoid
over crowding, and commencing tile
Humane Association" by all organi-
cations for the protection OF animals and
children. Adjourned until the next
annual.
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For Contemp1 Of Cont.

SEDALIA, Mo-, Nov. .-D-puty
United States Marshal Hurry Graves
passed through the city Tonight en-
route for Jefferson City, having in Gus
todV judged c. Philips and B. T.
Copenhaben of the ST. Clair County
court, whom he arrested for contempt OF
court in falling to make a levy to pay
a judgmeat rendered last May 10 Judge
Krekel's court at Jefferson City. Hon
Thos Scott, the other judge, could not
be found by the officers and is sup
posed to be eludinR arrest.
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The state press is unanimous in It's ap-
proval OF the verdict IN The Baldwin
murder case. Il is almost uncomfortable,
the young man could. wilhfa so short q
time, become 80 detased Is TO coolIy
plan for and carry ont the murder Of a
sister university beloved for her hides
Try, trugaIisy and excellent department
The case is a fearful warning 20 the
youth of the country, who yield q
temptst on. One step after another Il
taken. until the inward monitor, Is 6
monitor no more.
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PolIoeman Shot.

ST. Louis, Nov 2l.-At an early hour
this morning Police Officer N { Ger was
shot on Seventeeth street, near Franklin
avenue, and will die of his wound. The
bullet took OBJECT il his side and passed
through the body His assailanls are
unknown, but are supposed TO be a gang
of hoodlums who make the corner their
headquarters. A numb, of people heard
the shot, but no one saw the assassin.
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WAsECzscoz. Nov. sO-Loais sum-
n SEdel6, . Rol6. Ssee o years. to-day
sAos aad IDssanEly killed his wife and
G0stlIeb Blssnbaam e the latisH's saloon
II the northwestern part Of ihs city.
SommeFneld's wife. 1t appears, left him
some weeks ago and has since been liv.
ing at EisenbaHm's. This afternoon
BommssHeld entered the saloon and
drawing Q e-baFrelled revolver. emp
it'd all the chambers. one Of the ahOts
passing through Elsenbaum's heart,
while &Fs SoDmeFdeld vas shot In the
back. As soon - the shots WsEs fred
some Of the nsIRhbors rushed in, Mira.
Elssnhaum giving the alarm, and they
were both touad dead. SoDmeraeId ran
down the street toward the navy yard.
a eItigeF undertook % stop him Whsn he
attempted 60 kali him also. Al of1cer
then appeared and took him into Gus
tody. He made no explanation except
ing 70 say In broken Eoeiish that ais
wife Ian him and had Gose TO live Of
EleeAhAum's aad that She had cheated
hin out e. his moEsy.
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The new time table OF the Santa Fa
railroad contemplates fast train over
the Florence and Ellenwood branch. Il
will make it's first passage over that
road one week from next Sunday,
and continuously thereafter The train
will leave Kansas City about 10 40 a. m.
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No Gina.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 81 The latest devsl
opments add nothing to previous &C
counts of the killing OF John B. Bow.
man of East st. Louis. The assassin
has escaped and the police up to this
time have no clue to who he is. C0ro-
nsr Woods. of St CLAIR county, began
the inquest this morning, which, so far
has developed nothinR.
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A st. Louis AUGMENTATION

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20.-As Mr. John B
Bowman, one of the most prominent cit.
Izens of East st. Louis, was approach
Ing home in the outskirts between seven
and eight O'Clock Tonight, he was shot
in the oack of the head or neck by ar
unkI own person and Instantly killed
The perpetrators and motive for the
murder remains a mystery. Deceased
was an able lawyer and formerly mayor
OF East ST. Louis.
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Aroh,tsot. IN counoil.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. sO-The Western As.
ISOLATION of Architects, IN convention TO-
day. elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President. D. Adler of
Chicago; secretary. J. Root of Chicago
treasurer, s. Treat Of Chlcago The next
meeting Will be held at Chicago. The
report of the committee on statutory re-
vision Was referred IN committee rep
reaeniing the different states. Adj
iournei.
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The Thomas county Cat gives this
novel reason for electIng IN IN to Office;
IN. d. Bean, II elected, will save the
county The cost of safe by usinG his
own. Tree OF cost TO the county. The
expenses of running the county should
be cut down as low as possible. aud the
safe question is an Important one. Bean
is the man"
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iSAtlon OF their contents,

10 rev. Howard Crosby. D. D., and
ldsEs Of his PresbVterisn church IN
York have addressed . letter 70 the
o., exhortinG them TO give up the
dung Of Sunday newspapers. on the
.and that 1t "unfits the mind for ser
- thought" "draws It away from
d. word" and "nullifles ali the 50.
a Influences Of the Lords day" Toe
sws Is not open to this objection. 1t
- 70 keep its moral vision clear, and
80 those nice determinations which
4, .ruiDg newspaper cannot make.
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Mere Iadian rroabIe.

WINEIsEe. Man. nov. s0.--DispAieIes
from BatllefOrd say tbs southern and
northern tribes Of Indians aTe on The
point o. forming sn alliance 70 sweep
The whole country from the far north TO
the boundary lines. msssacreiDs the In
hsbitants ard destroying their homes
From infeTmsliOn Obtained from Tuns
neFs who have been among tho vsgious
tribes, il is pEedIcfs1 that Ihs trouble
nsy come at e1y moment The govern.
inert zas warned very much 10 the8A1e
manner Of the Saskatchewan tFoahaes..
bur neglected 10 ;ake rEecaHtiOneTy
measures Until too lste-
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Reckless Indians

DExvEE, Nov. 1o-Colorow, with
fourteen lodges and 500 ponies, is
camped on the Yampa river, twenty-five
miles above Cross mountain. He has
burned the cattle ranges along his trail,
leaving seventy-five thousand cattle
without feed. The Indians are slaugh-
tering thousands of elk, deer and antelope
for their hides, leaving the carcasses
to rot. The settlers are wild over the
destruction ofihe game and ranges, aud
have assembled and will order COlorow
to leave, and in case of a refusal, gen
eral determination Is expected The
Indians are well supplied with rifles and
ammunition.
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The "ChIcago Farm, Field and Stock
man. advances the entirely original
idea that We should abolish" foreign
ministers. This Is an agricultural jour-
nal discussing state matters. The Leav.
enworth Times, with equal vim, tackles
the question of Sorghum Sugar" This
is political paper discussing agriculture.
We shall next have the EmpOria Repub-
lican discussing theology
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1tnEerarn al ihaFrnrf.

NEexxEson, Kaa.. Nov. 10 -fh- d..
rector. Of the 6iekeFson 4 psabaueIe
railroad mel iiiis eTsnins aad 2 fissted
permanent o gsaizstIsa b esessint )
s Rent, president: Q, h Stair aad I'd
s3sers, Tles rressdenfss 3. Essgtt
ua4ees. secreasfr, sid = 3 IItf;. fFsss.
sser. FfaEafnant fasifpai nep Esars
AbFosd Eers present 4 segiss q ipGk
Is NickeSso0 sad fse 3
psl ~ ess