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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

Z" Hickey 1 Mason, 9 u
On motion tho bridge committc in.
structcd 10 visit aid make an cxamina
ton Of Guido Rock bridge . few days
before the next meeting Of the board
and make q report at said meeting.
The following resolution was adopted
by tho board:
Whereas. information has been re.
eeived by the board Of county super
visors that an unequal distribution Of
patronage as to printing stationery, etc,
having existed between tho Webster
County Argus. Rcd Cloud Chief and
the Red Cloud HELMET. as per former
understanding between said papers and
tho board Of county supervisors,
Therefore be il resolved by tho board
Of supervisors that il il the wish Of said
board that the matter a. referred 70,
be adjusted by the above.named 20.
peru.
Tho following resolution was adopted
by tho board:
Whereas, q special Jail tax has hcrc.
toforc been levied aud collected, and
lying in the treasuror's Office.
Therefore, be it resolved, that at the
next general election Hov. Q. 1883. there
shall be submitted to the election Of
Webster county, Nebraska, the qucs-
ton:
Shall the board Of supervisors ap.
prOpriate from the Jail fund an amount
not TO exceed $4,000 for the purpose
Of building a Jail for said county,"
Voters desiring TO vote against said
appropriation shall have written OF
printed ON their ballot the words
Against Jail proposition"
Voters desiring to vote for said prop
%osition shall have written or printed on
their ballot For Jail appropriation"
The county clerk is instructed to
draw the warrants for claims allowed
At this meeting on the general surplus
fund now on hand, until the different
balances are exhausted, taking the
claims in the order Of their allowance.
then draw the remainder on tho general
fund levy Of 1883, except such as arc
for bridges, which he will draw on the
bridge levy Of 1851.
Mark Noble was appointed by the
board a. the member 70 represent this
county on the committee to draft a
bill TO amend the township laws Of this
state.
l. B. Hampton offered his resisna-
ton Is . member Of this board and the
same wal accepted.
e. 7. Gather. L. D. Thomas and
Mark Noble were appointed . commit.
tee to az the price 10 b paid the county
judge for indexins the books in bio
Office.
On motion the board adjourned to
Nov. 18th. 1883. J.. h. BAILEY.
Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12
SupesvIssVs PvoeeslIWgs.

Board me- pursuant 10 adjournment
seventeen members present.
The following claims were allowed:
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-12

Pleasant Ilil. allowance for bridges. 20 d
These claims we're laid over until
the next meeting:
James Gates, fees case Of Dusby. : 8 ..
Hickey,
Aassn, ~
" " " Hickey K liasOn. A N
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01
An Adventure with n Tigcr.

AS we walked along through the jungle
failed to keep up With the other memberB OF
Che party, who had got on somo distance
ahead, when suddenly heard 4 rustic in tho
underwood, and almost at the same moment
en- enormous tiger presented himself and pre-
pared to spring upon me. had never seen
a more magnificent beast, and could rot
belp admitting him, notwithstanding the dan
ger Of my position.
But there was no time to be lost. l imrne-
diately presented my rifle and fired. As i'll
luck would have il neither shot struck, and
in another second tho tiger was Oh mo and
had thrown me down, his claws buried in
nv left shoulder. mad no particular scnsa-
ton of fear, and remember thinking quito
calmly US Icy on the ground, the tigers hot
sreath coming against my face: "It's ell up
with me now" But at that moment nay faith
full little Mungo came to the rescue. He Bit
the tigers tail SO severely that the beast i'm
nlediately released his hold and turned round
to seize it's new adversary.
But Mungo, as sharp and wary as-he was
pluclly, was OF in the tall grass in an instant.
The tiger followed, but the dog had tile ad-
vantage over him, as it could run through
the grass and under the brusbwood at pace
which the other could not keep up with In
fact, it was almost coinical to see how the
great creature bounded about in its useless
chase after the dog.
But knew that tho tiger, disappointed OF
Selling Mungo, would soon be back again to
attack bis master. so reloaded my gun and
stood awaiting his return. In short time
he was before me onco more, and again ! lev
eled my gun as well as could, considering
the pain in my left shoulder Tho first shot
missed, but the second struck the tiger in the
shoulder, crippled him, and made him roll
about in agony. Reloading as rapidly as
possible, went nearer to him, aimed rsfT
d1s9eyaae.y. and this time savS hiri ls-sese;
ssxs se%eray had toRsso before NkHfT 55e::
,i ifiS o. Bounding UP to me- footing into my
face, and whining as if with 10Y atseeing me
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

Ht0GWcF EA1VENN bf1VhEs
CAPT. ~. W. MATTHEW'S.
WEDNESDAYS and SUNDAYS for Crisileld, Tan.
sierIsland. Honmans. Evans, Bogg's, Nandua,
Goucvra, Davis, Reads, Miles, Shields, Hun-
CARS and Tayor's Wharycs. RETURNING
leaves TaylOr'e Tuesdays apd Fridays at q.
m..Hunger's e.Sn. Shield & 8, Milss' 9.15 Davis
l0.l5, Reads 1880. Concord IL. Nal dua n &c
Enggs' $50. Evans 8, Hoftman'e $50, Tangier
al nd 1
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01
Farm for Sale.

ST.: AS I shall give mp
NHiissG farming and go into
scsssssgsss:sssother business, I now
ollcr for sale. my farm situated on
Chincoteague Island, Accomac
county, Virginia. The,property is
very desirable and consists ofabout
forty acres ofimproved land, with
d good house containing fourrobms,
and a good fence nearly one.half
wire and white oak posts.
There are two pastures, one fresh
and one salt. and q creek running
within one hundred yards OF the
house, and "a pnblic road running
tnrongh the farm to the business
centre of the town aud to the steam.
boat wharf, The property is all in
good condition and will be sold at
a bargain to any good farmer. It
is we'll adapted to corn or trucks Of
any kind as it is excellent level
land, and not more than hall a
mile from the steamboat landing OF
the town. The farm will be sold
on reasonable terms. For further
particulars apply to
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01
LELAND stanford Junior University.

Senator Stanford, just before sailing for
Europe, said Of tho Leland Stanford Junior
University, OF California, that in this
school one Sex was to have equal advantages
with tho Other Senator Stanford also added
that this university would DO open TO the
poor as we'll as tho rich, and that the cost Of
tuition will be put at so low price as to bc
within the reach of even those people to whom
dollar represents every ono of its hundred
pennies Free Scholarships are to be provided
for those mcritorious young persons who
arcunablc to pay for their education. In addi-
tion to the regular college courses, there will
DO machine shop and department to en-
courage inventions. -Harper's Bazar.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01
yyca,t,,v countorfeltln, c.f,c.

The Rappcl Gays that the gang which has
lately issued false French bank notes is COM
posed of wealthy Russians and Austrians.
They possess ships and crews and all tie
necessary apparatus. The notes are engraved
at sea and the plates are thrown overheard
into the water The ships put into ports
where eccomplices receive tho notes, scatter
them and give back those unused. Thon the
whole establishment travels to another port.
New York Sun.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

wonl 10 well to call at the Furniture
Rooms of w. S. Dickinson S,where they obtain anything they
that line the larger cities and
freight and other We at all times Bed Room SHIFTS
Chairs Beds Bureaus Tables,
Stands Safes Couees Willow Chairs Hat Racks Walrobes Side
Boards and almost everything t:at line Also tut assortment of
Aattn Ingram and Brussels Caets and everything in the
Window Shades Curtains Draperies Wall Papers, Trunks
BABY Carriages Sc $50 We Offering special
bargains Summer Dress Goo NotionS &c. 1t will pay to
"l and
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-09-01

bbe@Fue7 IA 1S6TE.As
CAPT. J. ". WILSON
Every Tuesday ana Friday for Crisreld, Yinney':
Onnncock, Shell.own, Pitts Whrrfp Cedar Hail
Hehohoth, Pocomohe City aG.i SncT Hill. RI
TUESlEG-Leaves Fnow ELL fsrndays AL
Thursday ut a. m, Pocomake City $780, Rchc
both 8. Cedar Hall 9.30, PITTS, wharf 10, Omar
COCK y. Is., Flaney's $3.50 p. III.
~--s,All Steamers leave Crtsa cid 1ol Ralti
sAY more. on arrival Of last a:ow2 train.
Freight and passengers resolved fo- oil reint
OF the n. E, Phll9. and Norfolk, Ticomico ant
Pocumoke r. r. daily. Delaware. Maryland snc
Virginia Railroads on Tuesdays and Friday.
only.
Positively DO freight received aftcr - p, n
and must be prepaid 10 ell Joints, eIcep
on the n. 7. Phiia. and Norfolk Rsilroad.
Pr. CLARK, General Agent.
Ia5 South 6areor. Baltimore
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
GRAND RArIDs aAKkKrs


FAraa Produce fren fret nsnd.
ClOssnE " senssdzy sepgeaHbef -
Aprles-5o.S PER barre - oe per
eur-r-l.a lsc per ID for dairy oaly.
Cbeese-cisse, ~, Ne~ fork. lsc. oone n the
salkei Iuu cream, lletl-c.
Clover seea-si z5ss5, Timothy. sLeoel ~ per
b1sGel
pred Fruiss-aPpies evsporsied ssse per
pouno quarters hxse per POND. cherries ID
Sc rer Posnd. Ke-eles loei-c per pound
Pfssh MssIs- Ng.isn. s5oos7oo. veal 500
go. beef u .5sss6co.
Grsin-whe.s-s isr ols aad new. white and
REQ. Cs1. -t92le Rye. Gc Corn. boS5-c.
harley, llSS 81 per ewL
Cider- sasc PEI pa.
Hices-OresR. esei part cured. s1S9s5Sc,
cured, ege,4e' esif skins 70 y pounds &C.
wool beips calm sted al 30 per pound.
Honey-l2c PEI ID. strained. loc.
Hsy-rnotay. 81 sosr2eo per ton: clover.
s6.v0stss . 1aixest 5000.
Maple Syrup-tl - per gallon.
Pouisry-Chickens. lsslac. ducks. ilei2c,fowls
SotAIoes-New sc per bushel No old potA-
toes Iu the market.
Tomstoes- S. psr 10. or 81 25 per bushel.
6rspeA-seS Sotc'p per pound.
g tl.1) per 6ashrl
Beans-sl 05er stl0 per bushel.
Onions-2Sc pet bushel-
TAliow-5GsS5.C per ID
woOd-Block steve wood sl.7S6sl2o per cori:
four loot wood. 81 ooESno per cord.
COai-f7 %. CRATE. $50
Lme-Grsnd Rapids. 75c; Ohio eoc; Pe.oskey.
s1ee
sslt-7,c for Saginaw or Msnistee.
KeIosenc-Mch test lo1s water white, 1lisc-
GaSoiine--i2c Per gallon.
Flour-S259 per cwt.: a. % per bbL. patent pro-
cess, Slsoe80o per cwt, $40 per bbl.; al wheat
-four t2l0 per cvI, So.5e per bbL. buckwheat
32.75 per cwI
Mil -scretnings, SIS per ton; bran. SIS %.
ships. Si6.Oe; middlings, SlSoc.
Feed Corn and OATS. s2oeg per ton
SGlt-A ichiEsn. 96c: Eastern. s1.O0.
Fisn--No. I uhitebsh, E.o1 per half hol.;
trcut, fs.5Cfs.oe, cod. salt 6s1sc per ID. clams
sec per hundred: oysters. bulk 81 70 gallon
standards, 2oc can; selects &c cah. smoked hall
but lie.
Pork In barreiK-Mess pork. Chicago packed.
s14.5o extra shor. cut. slecos 1885, standard clear
back. tl6.ho.
Lsrd-TieroeS. sG9c; 50 and 50 10. tubs, Sc; 81
lb. round TINS. 100 cases, &c; in tin pals &c
Beef IN bauels-Extra mess, warranted 200lDs-,
tS 90; extra, homeless. 1000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
CRISP CONVERSATIONS.

Ths produstion of she 5.eco. 900 acres
of cotton N Texas IA 900. 600 bales
A "A. 0o0- gcot peak N ,hs Rocky noun-
tains .Colorsds secttOnl has BEN named
NJ SoaTidan-
Professor Dodge. q ths dspsrsmcn. Of
agricglsure. sssira1tes the spring wheat
erop as ia 90 ooe buzheiA
In re United States one man in every
2oc tak-s a college course. in England.
en- n svr-y $50. IN Scotland one Ia every
500. "a 6svnany. ere N every 2i3
Just b~for- selling the furniture Of an
cd iadY q. Ryde England. The executor
examined "a ancient bureau sud discov-
srsd a secres a<uver in which rers up
wards % I. coo sgv-rsizns. closely packed
A iump of pvrrs copper wsighing mors
thar sigbty pounds. and showing traces
of IA astesnDs 70 work il with made tools.
hss iu.t besn found n a Michigan 6eld
quite away from asy place where such
metal 3 usually found
Germ any - doing considerable foreign
rrfssi-r srv work nowadays = has eixh-
tern soeistiss Nnd Supports go mission
sres who look sftsr their 10000 con
vsrts. LAST yaar The total receipts IA
raati~F Htte ofef = fHt ~
rs negro prisoners In tail az Macon.
ca. kad a sEbt the other day N which
ths hoEes frorn round steak played tns
par. - hrsss kuncxles. AMI a syrup Jug
aglsw-rrd for slun rshot
The Detroit At museum l. now fin
isasd- The aew stone hrsproof building
Vas c-ecfed ~ popular subscription.
800 Co being donated. The p-essns col
l>eticn 81 riinEn-s is snid % ~ # higA
gsGs.
Its rell k-owu That there srs a5~olus~ly
~ r-ruino c,t1rcs sifris "a shs market
hrt notwithFt 1ndin~. an English srm -
rnaar sssfTuirr new clofh ~ tu1itatiou
81 re initaf,1n skfrs They VII be frss
a. rsci ~ - real skins it - claimed.
AL vii he sold ~ irYitaticns
The time seems te have psssed whsn
RI enc -ouli rad an American book.
an tt,re is actually fear n tha othsr
SIDE of tha wseer that ~ ~Au1erican
eorTriEtt bii IS s~Ting .o transfer he
cenr0- 81 literary iuGsstrT frurn Great
frta.1 20 A7ertca- A. leass that :.
wb1t Fneiisacr B'nkie. of Edineurxh.
seys.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
Constitutional Catarrh.


No single disease hGs eutailed more sureflng or
hssteled b. fTeaklng up 81 the constitution thAn
Cstarrk The sense OF sLnell, OF tssie ~ Aght 81
hearing. the human voice the mlnd, one ~
more. aud sometimes al. yield u ts destructiNe e
innuence The poison u cisinb9ies tlrotlg host
the system attacks every Vital force. and breaks
up the mos' robust Of constitutions Ignored. Be
cause but little unden ntoOi. by most physicians
IN pctexty ssailed by QuAcks and ChsTlstans.
those suffering from 4 have lite hope 70 - re-
leNed OF II this siae OF the grave. II h time then,
that the popular treatment ~ thR terrible disc
by remedies within the reach of al passed into
hsnds ~ once oompe ehi and trUstwerthv I he
new aud hitherto untTled EstbOo adopted by DR..
sanford IN the preparation OF has RADICAL Ctrt
has won the hearty approval Of Thousands u Is
Instantaneous u sfofdlng relief II al head co.ds
snee ing. sruftiiDF and ohstrucied breathing, aud
re picly removes The most oppressive ptoms,
clearing the head. sWeetenlng the breath. resfof-
ing the senses OF smell taste and hearing, and
tTslizing The constitutional tendency o. the
disease towards the lungs, liver and kidnerG
SANFORD RADICAL TrKE consists OF one botis 9
OF the radical CURr, one box Of CATARRHAi
SOLVENT and one IMPRovED INHkLEE price e.
PoTrEK DRUG & CHEMICAL CO., BosTOS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

The Demon Child is the same which
created 30 much excitement il Cleveland.
Onio. sosls tim $50 The Demon Child
vas bora in Cleveland. Ohio Of Russian
Polish parents IL has horns sproutlng
from its head-tusks protruding from its
mouth ia place of teeth. The child has
claws instead Of hands. hOofs in pace Of
feet. and tail two feet in length. making
in all vbst may be termed an infsntils
devil. OF demon child The child has been
examined by The most noted medical men
al Of -hom agree that tbs - without
d0ubt ths most extraordinary freak ~
nature thsv have any record Of We would
advise every LADY ard gentleman % % and
s.s this ehid. The Demon Child vii "a
CO exhibition a. the Fair Grounds dur 2 Z
far week All medical msn are invited %
see IN . child frss o. ohargs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

GasxB Rsrrns Nieh sspt i5. isSs
y n HerT5.S z. se>Tf F1aA Ltfs snd
~ seas fxaaaos c., lf~aad r. ssas
DEss sss--f AXE ptess1rs n sekuou issiz
81 rrcslps 81 vcrr ehscE fer a. in set
tenor aT my cam fsr ininrv 81 nv srtfs
rsceised whls PLAYING baa IN "a foit
Auznsf =. flsd mr eisin. a. Tc1- once
to8s~ snf VS. sgTses II sarpT' sd o. re -
seffie~-@nf of ssUe ~ sle1lstsiy sron ere
rutfoa cf arrofs 1eea rrausa tfsstmen-
ef e.sir-s iustly er64ies TIE Pscec - 80
uatronsxe q al rtoss who desire accident
s~sn-s-c- sra shsa tsss p-esssrs - reg
cnrrsnst q vo1r coEpsuv TaeasFer So
srpertuaffr a sforss3 fosrs tr8ly. 3 p
n ,rrss0n-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

rcr fr7sv. vsu go 1n1 s1re irT sksf ~
p,~sss vFr - s1n6e- In 49,. frssh Fssa
.a "a 81 ess vsrirt~ szf ske<s = AZ Eawxx
Csu1t oEn~rs .kst a. rTazsences - sTsrv
,.s s~e<~ez. Ia A~~Fe~A
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Ff--s ths-- rnsr witn sori - aess ths'
-sve- ts hi-ssslf hsfh sd. szske frrsrs
Rrrussfc Cfxsrrcs f~cu aars g wss All
naffss toc f. rec Nd
Nazsrs n IsEEzca = Bsa
soc s9s1ts
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Thstfeeling OF weakness and lsnguor.
which is often the forerunnef of serious
disease, is entirely overcome by Hood S
Ssrsaparilla. Take it before it is too late.
Sold by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

piDVsc Skin ana seal preserved ana beau
ID DAD L y uEeo by CUTIcuHA AEDIcAIfI
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Ore ~ tn- finest sss0Tt1sats OF millinery
goods for tie Fall seesoa an nor 10 SEQ
a. sChalfxss Nsr Aldrica sio<k. cofnsr
Fountain saa CF-ava.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

sen, IS -wheef r4er. Cssa. ss4c oc.ehsE.
Csss-l-nsf Sea-. s4s. Oclsoef sss.e -
ye1 keT fit.G
3 NsA- t4xFs tekG. - - O~-2lSr, - - Ne
venice $50
hLzky-H
fura- 49,. los1 slc oclQpef siAt-5t No
se&rsf sssIs
iar1--ffrner Ian k1d pStotzer. 20 81. No
FeAbsE ss-A.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Some twenty ye2IS aSo httso, active,
slender man from tho soush OF Italy was en-
ployed In a TacniaI capacity In the Offices Of
the Erie railway. TnFee or four years ago
his eldest daughter CONTRACTED marriage
with an. r1Jyts-ht, hard working. rszpectable
yopnx feslew of station In life about eQral
to that of the father wlscn be was OF the age
of his snwelcoIEo so7s-tn-iaw. Ihereupon a
large prppoetioa of tho newspaT indnlged
IN O vast alnoIus Of mawlcsh sentiIaentahty
on tie s..h5acA A r1i2iio1atres dau3htcr had
married her cozchzrxn Nobody pretended
that social position had been sacrificed No
one ALLEGED that al honest mans name was
not az r.rircA rs toe girl could hope FOX, bar
ring tie rna2-y; bus the occnz1ol Of Il all
was the money How did 3LOroElri make iti
When no Vas first IN the employ of the
Ere be WAS under 90 years old, not well edn-
Gated, but sharp and quick to degree. He
vas not IL looking, though by no ureans as
handsome Is 10 Is now that time has
transformed his Herman beard hlto'a counter
part Of Victor EEra a1ucfs, and frosted tha.
and his hair, and Efled Up the figure almost
% por1ItaeS bis Rssfduity and u1qusstio1-
ing obediencot 20 the mort incredible orders
won sOr him tae con1idence Of jay Could
and Jaules Fisk. Jr., when they began the
wrecktnS of the ETis railroad
Since that time he has been the constant
and faithful servant of lay Gould, and the
frugal habits OF his ecrIy days lsavo merged
into toe ostcnss1ious 17sshDsss of sxtsou1s
wszIth Ike his master, ho hrs TO rePtrta-
ton Of beng fond father and domestic in
his tastes Beyond qnession. the riRrTiasss
Of his daughter was a severe blow b him,
for wtsls x.s raraLnsd single there remained
a possibility OF his becoming allied TO some
family OF good social position lie has other
chsdren. but he 10 longer his tie hope Of
rrcog1iton n scciesy, and has costly home
on. toe EuGecR II osSssids no charming circle
into which hs never shipped
EALEs1CrRTT9
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
TEEKIBLt sUffEKfNG fKOK SKIN DIS
EAeEk

Z have been tefrie.s slTerrl l0r ye4n tfozs
& .ss4ses q fhe sklu sna blood G1a nave ogel
eshgec to shun putitc yltoss ~ iezson q rs dis
rgariuf huHoe Rave hsc ne eoss ~ s1ssiDl4ils
an spcEt huudreos ol cols hut goi 10 rciioi
unul lIscc fhe ClflclEA kAkApIf2. wnlch lave
cured &e 40 isn Ey EAtn a. cltsI anc u1
tloOC a. pure a. ckllcG
IDA Nay kASS
oiiss bI&2ck, =. o. hlss
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

sold everywhere Price. CrrIcURA zoe soar
.he kssoivkN1 81 Prepared ~ the folttE
DhUC ASr CHzsIcAL CO koston, kEsA
ks-Sene foT Few 10 cure skfn Disssses o
pages. 80 iliuslrzllons. and 100 testimonials
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

CCFlcrKA, ne great sam cure ane CuIlcl "a
soap Az exquisite can beslG1eT e1tcInAila
and CrTiCtRA kES0ivKST The new kioec fun
rer internally, s-e positive e4rs foF every ivf 10
of SAN aEo klOoc uise&se. irofn fGnples 70 sCre
fuia
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

fkos les fOlNiS TO IT, rot Ms
have taken scFersi sStgles 81 Cprlcyk. hEsol
VAST NlIh a. he results could wssh foF sisui
thls uas sst year When commencing IA tans
weighed D e. pounds s1a tod a. weigh ~ pounds
OEO. gAMFbkLl- Warrington j. &.
NoIK-Ike CrrfCINt kEsoINKN1 T. beyond al
celhI the grs3lesI blosd purineT eve CON
pounded.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

r-fter zlar seauiS a. es hess a. Fzsh
SO ossser sszisr. -, az asnrass.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
SORE FEsp EEEE TO ANKLE
sxlk kNFgKE11 SoSE FtEsH A NAss oF
pEsEAeE lD6 nIAfNfSAEn lfNk 8tii.D
n sizG O~SEI1loS hofkLkss Clk

AEeAArG ~ lt-1A = - - - r. -
n siEG C~NEI1loA AofkLkss. l.
~ Ef THg CVklCNkA kkAE0lks
fes kzre< sesIs e~s Slzeesi SEFFls< stk 80
a. 81 - - - irezz a. knaS 0S@N - 49, S44se
s1e akls rllE.fett ksht el7 ttg ISL - o-as
sasss ~ .se4se sS1ss y.2ysl.ss.llf er4sS4ece4 Al
iEaafSsle % k41 elE4tNl4ksc 1eUf ocr-ss.ic tas
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