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, 1888-07-19
Mountain View Normal College.

Ever since effort began In the interest
Of University at This place our educa-
tioDal interests have been under oew
impulse. Part OF this agitation has cul-
miuated in The organization OF "Moun-
tain View Normal College," with the
following directors: j. ]. Calhoun, q.
w. Hunt, Ii. E. Morgan, F. j. Browne
ard ". F. Heipey. A visiting commit
tee was appointed, consisting OF Prof. Il
r. RYAN of Leland, Rev George Lindsay
Of CoupeviIle, ana Allen cir OF this
city.
The new institution will occupy a
commanding position on the Morgan
Hill. where a block Of land has been do
mated for 1t. Prof. Browne and few
PRESBYTERIAN and CongregatioDalist
friends, together with sone OF our enter
prising citize ns, have worked hard TO
mature this enterprise, and 1t Is learned
that about $4,000 has been subscribed
toward It |, will be one IF the fntnFe
-.i,-r.tlrnal 'rat lra- - ;',e port - en'r'
I'd .tl,' .u oto.e ,-s--. * -.e Ad4
patby and support of al who appreciat'
Christian education,
, 1888-07-19
From sso-aax,s naiIs.


The Transportation Co. is duly incor-
pora,ed.
Every loyal man is urged to subscribe
Immediately.
Mr.. Bourland takes ten shares OF stock
in the P. T. T. Go.
The logging camps are very active get
ting off their logs BOW.
The Board OF Trade is wide awake un-
der the presidency OF Gen. Smith.
General Smith is to canvass Whatcom
and the islands for subscription for
stock.
The Port Townsend Southern is los
ing lots OF money by moi being ready to
carry freight these days.
Seattle firms are locking this way for
business. There will lie some active
competition with our local men pretty
soon.
1t is expected that the Y. NJ. e. A.
Workers convention wall meet in camp
near Port Townsend in August. If SO,
it will be grand time.
Good news from Washington! a
hundred barrels, sperm right wha'e, sir
three points off the weather bow and
| only half /. league away.
y - r.
| fae ouhaGi }G,'fvse a.. t4e I. ii u
rooms yesterday afternoon. Mr. iiarpel
also spoke briefly but well.
, 1888-07-19
A Real need.

One of our pressing wants rs city is
good thoroughly graded VI agon r ad
around cur bay. 1t should Ge called
perhaps a 'coast road" The railroad
fl 1t should be Aicely planked and then
the read should run over University Hill
and continue in splendid shape TO Had
lock. Let US insist on this and not be
content until We have drive worthy OF
the beauty of oaT city The cost will not
be much The Advantage viii be very
great N finer drive cnll be found on
the Pea as ash tie scenery Will RI
4 say t..'e zen swher-.
, 1888-07-19
From thursdays Daily.

About 20 conversions are reported at
the camp meeting.
We are willing our railroad shall make
haste. Don't be bashful, gentlemen.
Capt. L. B. Hastings goes up Sound
this morning on very important busi-
ness.
Considerable bnilding is going on
over in Pettygtove's and Webster's ad-
ditions.
Mrs. MoIloy, after conducting the Lo-
PEE Island camp meeting goes to Friday
Harbor to begin meetings.
King County Jail is very popular now.
Il has forty-seven inmates among them
a elsven.year.ol old horsethief.
It has been some time since we have
had the privilege of chronicling so many
important advance steps for our city.
D. P. Quinn, of Port Angeles, is show
ing up as quite capitalist and real es-
tate agent. He says he is no anarchist,
though.
This efiee is. in receipt OF a package of
literature from the American Frotec i've
Tariff League. Call and examine this as
it is good reading.
Berrie raisers, on the San Juan group
are troubled to get their berries to mar
ket. Such steamboat accommodations
will ruin any business.
We wonder il our city front above the
bonded warehouse is to be used for a
5ons-ysrd any longer. Can we not af-
ford to have q little less conspicuous
dumpage for our dead animals!
The people of the Islands are indig-
nant over the stesmboat sccomnoda-
tions or lack OF accommodations OF the
Libby'a route. The whole work OF the
present contractor has been abomiDable
Col. Wool received this morning q
letter from DR.. T. byail. now at sgd
ney, n. s. W. He reports all we'll but
greatly desiring to snuff the breezes OF
Puget Sound. He aud family will re-
turn soon.
HURRAH, BOOK Boon. = Operations
begin on the Morgan HoteI thit
Ing. Architact McCoskrie and C
tor Hill are starting 10 TO eomPl
structure and soon full fcrcet
will be employed on the contract.
A KIND REMEMBRANCE.-Th:s
ni:lg'o maiI brought kind iettsl
JddLe Jas. o. Swan, comrsemorat
the virtues OF the late "Dnke Of
and enclosing five dollar bill as .
, 1888-07-19

! Mr.. WA DeIanty proposes to take
$4,000 worth OF stock in the Transpor'a-
ton Co. That i the kiud of enterprise
that makes the thing move.
+ ur new members were elected al the
/. Board of Trade meeting on Sa:nr, ay
evening, w: Messrs. BOurlaud. Bebr-
man, Wintrode aud Col. Wood.
a private letter Fron Judge Swan to
Major Van Bokkeien confirms tEe runlor
that Charles Francis Adams will soon be
10 Port Townsend GU impor ant Tailroad
business,
1t Is now foresone conclusion that
the headquarters OF the o Z. & n. Co.
for Puget Sound will be at Port Town
serd-just where nature designed it
should be.
There is a rumor III tie air, and we
think it has splendid foundation, shat
the o. r. & \. CO. IS behird the Carroll
railroad scheme. We are looking Tor
developments very soon
The new law firm OF Carroll & Rhode
are fitting up rooms in the .IcCnrdy
building. These gentlemen are young,
energetic men from Iowa just such men
as Port Townsend needs. The ARGUS
gives them cordial welcome.
Quite u number of officers and mem.
bers o: the Grand Lodge, A O. U. w,
some accompanied Ey their wives and
families, passed through Saturday OF
their way To Victoria. The party in
clngled Grand Receiver Il. l.. Durham
and family, Grand Medical Director
Browne and wife-all OF Portland
Judge w. A, IumaD of Colfax. and
others. Mr.. Iuman Is we'll remembered
as former citizen here, and law part
Der with Mr. Bradshaw. DR.. Browne
was ais" principal of our public school
twelve years ago.
, 1888-07-19

ARRIVALS Brit. blk Veritas, lumber
laden, fi"m Port Gamble, to clear.
Ship Nm. McGIlvery from San Diego
tD load al Il coma.
Ship E,iwa 4 OBrien from San Pedro
to load coal at Nanaimo.
Ship J. g. Walker from SAP Francisco
to load coal ut Seattle.
DEPARTURES Palmyra for San Fran
cisco.
Ship ST. Nicholas for Frisco.
The Molie Adams passed up Sound
this morning with full cargo of fish for
the New York market. The Mngul has
her in tow
, 1888-07-19
BLAINE COMING HOME.

London, July 16.-Blaine's depar-
ture has been fixed for August Ist.
on the City of New York. the fine
vessel plying between New York aud
Liverpool. It will be the steamers
first trip.
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trihution to mopumeu. - lis Duke
ship. We VII print the letter tomor.
row with some observations Ct our own.
WHOLESALE HARDWARE SToRE-Par-
ties from abroad are uow here contract
ing for building in which to open a
large Wholesale Hardware, Stove aud
Tin Sture just wha, Port Townsend,
as the natural centre OF q large scope
Of country needs. Judge Kuhn will
erect the building on Water aud Polk
streets. along side OF the new blacks mith
shop of Mr. Ca'lb Bill, which is Uow be-
ing erected.
\ Hl!sGoro (Dakotal scandinavian
newspaper Of the 4th inst. has two
column article on the natural aavautaG-
eous position Of Port Townsend 10 be
come the fatuIe gre test trade centre OF
the world # IS safe to predict tha'
when our people become fully awake t.
their duties III the premises and IS be
cone patriots work unitedly together
in their own behalf to the consGmation
Of the destiny pointed ont above, that
future will not be far Of.
A gentleman from Butte (Moutana) Is
in town to secure location for whole
sale tailoring establishment. lie will
also manufacture ready made clothing
for the wholesale trade. Wa under
stand that his location vii! Ice the ele-
CANT stone store Luild!ng Of Mr. Eisep-
bvis on Water street recently occupied
by Rostein 5G Cox. We extend to all
such enterprises very cordial welcome.
Capt. Chri4. Williams is in the city,
locking after his properly aud arranging
for the building Of Il fine new residence
on Clay & Adams streets. The Captain
is improving considerably, and bids .air
to be himself soon. Pepet Sound never
had mora genial, gentlemanly and
opeu-hpartei Steamboat captain than
Capt Chris Williams, and of course
every body is his friend.
Steamship Idaho is in port, loading
for Alaska. She is making special
excursion trip. Since she was last
here she has received a complete
overhauling and now appears greatly
improved. She sails north today.
Bark Henry Buch is in the harbor,
lumber laden from Hadlock for Guy
mas, Mexico. She is now shipping
her crew.
, 1888-07-19
sHER1DAN's LIVER AFFECTED.

New Bedford, July II = General
Sheridan passed quiet and comfort
table night, propped up by pillows.
He c0nverses pleasantly with his
physicians The doctors agree that
Sheridan Is suffering from cirrchasis
of the liver.
, 1888-07-19
THE ANARCHISTS AGAIN.

Chicago, July IA gigantic and
mnrderous plot on the part of the
Chicago anarchists to blow up the
board of trade building and other
large buildings, and to murder Judge
GrenwelP Judge Garrick' Inspector
Bonfield and other prominent persons
engaged by the prosecution during
the celebrated trial of the anarchists,
waa n1pped in the bud by Inspector
Bonfield. chief Hubbard, Lieut.. ElIi-
oft and central detectives to-day.
The means TO be used in the whole
sale murder and destruction of prop
erty was the anarchists weapon,
dynamite, and enough of the explo-
sive was discovered to-day to blow
up half of the city Three of the
conspirators are already under arrest
and confined in the city hail. Every
body supposed the revolutionary
spirit among the anarchists had died
out, but it seems that rhe conspiracy
had been brewing among the friends
of Spies, Parsone and the rest, and
that most diaboiical plot had been
hatched and hundreds of lives were
to be taken.
, 1888-07-19

The ship Rotcb, Capt Gibbs, will pay
off her crew today before U. 5. Shipp III
Commissioner Bash
SAN FRANCISCO, July 17.-Arrived -
Nex,co. Victoria Sailed Ar
Cala. Coos Bay; shirs Rosie Wellal!o
ard Dashing Wave, Fort Townsend.
Br. bk. Madeira. from Liverpool, Ia
den with general merchandise for the
Sound, arrived this morning.
Am. ship Wm, G. Rotcb, fros 'hang-
hal, with cargo OF tea arrived tins
poarninp
, 1888-07-19

Dayton Inia 1der wants to rUn
B. L. Sharpstein.
, 1888-07-19
MI0NA

: WN9M A. hoFors X ! E45y
er at hand. 1t is the oaly safe
;ine yet made that will remove all
lie disorders. IL contains no Opiua
.rpAias, but gives the Child 1"'p,'9
ron p1iA. Price 25 ccG,s. S.,..i IL
inner Il Co.
, 1888-07-19
sEEKITG a HAVEN.

London, July 16.-L'Universe, of
Paris, declares that the pope, in view
of the attitude of the italian govern
ment, and looking into the future,
is negotiating for the purchase of an
islet in the Mediterranean, near the
French coast, whittier he and his
household will arrive when it becomes
necessary to leave Rome. The coun-
Gil of the vatican is now engaged in
earnestly discussing the situation,
and there is general opinion that
their departure from ItaIy should not
be long delayed.
, 1888-07-19

tcnaluT i7ryu say. that FnIlsr VIII lie
confirmed chief justice.
, 1888-07-19
To ABOLISH DUELING.

Paris. July 16.-B shop Freppa in
troduced a bill in tho chandler of de
puties to-day abolishing dueling. In
the course Of his remarks in intro
dueing The bin, the b shop refored
particularly to the recent encounter
between Floquet and General Bou-
langer. the demand fer urgency
was rejected by the chamber
, 1888-07-19
SAILORS KILLED BY AsIATIc NATIVES.

San Francisco, July 14-Advires
per steamer Belgic from Hong Kong
and Yokohama to day, are that Cap
tain II. j. Snow and a Japanese coss
crew from the otter-hunting schoon-.
er Memo, were fired upon by natives
of Copper Island, near the Hams
chatka coast, May 25. Three of the
japanese were killed aud Captain
Snow and most of the others wound
ed
, 1888-07-19

- H- HH
tNNSSL1

+ DUBLIx, July L. -rhn inquest
which is Eow holding Il, Nilchails-
+ town OH he death OF Mr. AiauiYlla,
/ which Is alleged t0 have bsaa caused
! by I'll treatment in TulIamore jaii. has
been adjourned until mex Tuesday.
COMING TO WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
WINNIpEd. July Three hundred
Icelauders arrived in the city last ov
euigg. and lU7 through passengers
arrived on the eastern train this morn.
ing rnroute to British Columbia. j
large number Of these will cross over
from thai province into Washington
territory.
FLOQUEF TEyDEBED An OVATION 81 THE
MINISTRY.
PARIS, July 13.-Prpmier FlCquat
and General Boulanger fought du-
el this morning. Both were slightly
wounded The duel took place at
10 o'clock The dazzling ground
was on Count Dil!on's estate, at Ne
uilla, short distance from Paris.
General B0ulanger was wounded in
the ann and neck, While Floquet es-
capped with 4 slight scratch on the
hand. Members Of the ministry
awaited the result Of the duel at the
residence of Premier Floquet, and
when that gantieman returned be re-
ceived 4 perfect ovation. Only a
small crowd awaited the return of
Boulauger
III PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.
LONDON, July ia later cable
gram from the Cape OF Good Hope
states that the fire in Deber'5 dia-
mond mine at kimberly, has been
extingusBed, and an exploring par
ty which descended the mine report
ed q whites and 800 natives burned |
to death.
SALT LAKE. July 1I.-Receivcr
Dyer made Il demand to-day upon |
tho Mormon church attorneys for |
Mormon church property as follows.
10000 sheep, valued at - a head: |
$4,000 worth of cattle; $4,000 in |
notes for stock in the theater; ST.
600 In Deseret Telegraph company
stock; 100000 worth of coal lands. |
These were surrendered, making his
recovery of church property on ex~
cess of land as follows in addition to
the above: Gas stock S75, 5,000, iithing
yard, $4,000, Gardo house. $4,000,
historians office, $4,000, Temple
square not valued, gas stock divi-
dends, $1,000, settlement of yester-
day, $l50,666. church farm, S157,000;
total, S790.66G
, 1888-07-19

SAN Francisco. July 10.-Arrived-
Steamers State of California, from Port
laud; Ventura. from Tillamook Bay;
Umatilla, from Victoria.
Br. bk. Martha WIS towed to see by
tug Tyee last evening.
The American Surveying steamer AL
batross has gone to Alaska with party
OF Scientists on board.
, 1888-07-19

tie to coal up. ohe wl'i retarn IDif eve
ming aud finish loading her freight for
Alaska.
, 1888-07-19
HARRISON ILL FROM ovEEwoRK.

Indianapolis, July 14-Gen. Har.
rison was quite sick all night from
neuralgia, the result of oVerwork,
and physician attended him. This
morning he was considerably better,
however. and prepared to receive
delegations this afternoon. His
physician says the illness will not be
serious if he takes care of himself.
, 1888-07-19

HIF OuffatiI FT'T'fts' - ~ 1 "a = II
rooms yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Harper
also spoke briefly but well.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-09-13

spoil your liie's romahee w not letting
Yea work thesa tiny fingers OF for
me- bit II i an absolute fact. with q
laugh Of exquisite enjoyment al her
big. amazed eyes. You have heard.
no doubt 81 the great mogal Of our
benny state. Governor Philip i.eeP
Well, dear. am Philip second. and no
litter ornament could | wear than my
owa swoot blooming Rose" and ha
drew hog head N where. upon right
royal BREASTS. there flourish the crosssa
Of honor.
He laughed her Fears away about
The Pcople. bat stayed not until the
storm had worn itself out, leaving her.
alhcit fondly and reluctantly. Al the
tenth strike II tha tpwn clock.
And when be raised the sweet fass
10 bis and gave her first ki-- Of
schema. sacred bstruthcl. pair Of
blue eyes flashed upoa them In livid
wrath and hatred. aud out into the
night there Stale cloakcd and halted
hgure. that never again brought IT,
balcful presence into their lives
IVA REsr
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-09-13

Take two quarts - fr,-sh filtered. or
sprlnR water. II obtainahle. bring "A to
the boil. then add half pound ~ the
BEST Old Government Java ooffee.
roasted aud gnound stir well together.
cover and set aside on the range "a In
use. Stir occasionally Zoe the first
ten minutes. then let ID stand In a
warm place till wcl settled. Nov
strain the cotfeo clear thruugh a Gao
mnslin cloth. aud add water IA make
two quarts. dissolve one pound ~ pull
yerized sugar Ia q and SCI aside to eaol;
then pour u Into the fl'cczer. add
The whites - two eRg-. and fr'sese the
mixture 10 = scottish texture. This
frappe i eeneraily served In high
glasses. On the eontineni of Europe
this lee l. called ''cafe mou-scus."
also. ''oale lrappe a Ia glare. The
fourth part Of vanilla boan i also
sometimes Infused IN the coaes when
max ing Il. and tends 10 hcightcn the
aroma Of The coaeo. some pernons
also aaia hall = piaa ~ rieh orram 30
Il before freeziag The addition ~
these. however are matters 81 taste
ana fancy. - Confectionery yesrsat
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-09-13

woman gained the mastery the eyes Of
Rose opened again upon the talailiar
things about her
'1Phillpi" the old wonanish tones
oil gone nov. and the voioa. though a
very faint voice just then. was a. sweet
In u. cadence A. q blrd-soag Il can
not blame her. dear. for having loved
yoa-but. Oh. 70 love you and lose
your
she never loved me for myself NJ
yoa have done. my little primeose;
n her my store 81 worldly wenlth
has been my chief attrs-tiou.
stapid fool that ! was ever % lave
mistaken her Cor yoai' angry vita. A.
veil a. feeling an utter coueempt Cor.
himself
Worldly wealthg' looking IN his
lace ~ u there we're 10 ba tauad eyi-
denee Or traas % IL
Yes. my darling. I am serry 10
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-09-13


somcthing GA the subject II the inter
lopcr
"lndeed. ! can MT tell; sou-uhors
estwven ten AMI twenty. should
iudgei this followed b q doiorous
Sigh
"Arv you not we'll" An. What
would he not have given 20 have boon
iree io ALLOW that blessed little word u
cadonrmeui slide from a. perch On the
up u his tongusP You secm N o.
sad.
II am weary. This teaching Il tire
some work Tor other rva-ons besides
that u 10 manotonyi aud Il i lonely
here On the hill whon- :"
lie turned those I,orverse eyes ~ his
that wosid mirruw bis soul in spite II
himself toward the uftsnod door and
awaited tho conclusion ~ hcr seutsnc,
bat ahn did nos nHish. They st
There Va quiet, these tao. with Klances
side apart n pleased him that this
shy being should shnw her preferences
Of him bsiprv he spoke " seuiimouL
90 ouur-o There was a reason for
this, and what that rcason va. l.
quickly told
H. had faw short yoars ago loved
with a young mans Gerry p8.-laHs 4
creature c0iA a. ice keen as d lawyer.
and heariIu-s a. p sphinx iigt ihe
passionate fame burnt high and The
Incense surrounded tho adored one and
clothed Ler Ia halo u glory
And whea thp vision sJaoke and the
altar tomb "a the touch, when the
incense lifted FROM l,gforc biz blinded
eyes and his a1ui .aN hvr a. she waz.
The Hame III his heart stuouf lared ana
diHd. leaving u.#eht 10 show for h
save scar And tho ola axiom of the
burui dHg dreadiHs the Gre proved a
verify Ia his ca-t. Tor 10 his dealings
with Misz Nauby be- had over elung
o. the main land N facts aad stoercd
clear - thu dangerous ground Of fan
cics
They had known onN another Cor
some hali.a-doErn months. and b. had
called upon her iH this same fashion
GA 60 average of tuirs each work. and
sometimes nftrusr i,r uu sabbath
evenings Dr. va.Ard nr-IIr h.r 20 and
from church. HHd sometime. there
was leCtura attended iu The little
village a. had come t1 uurayel a
little tangled thread 20 hrr inner life
and ~ That CHM -krin ~ wuxt a w,b
around ana about himself. from which
BE- could NOT r-eane H.. bra trufh. did
not eara to ,-rurs. hHt kept weaving
The threads. with which -Hr unwittus.
~ supp. iri him. ilaa Is holman cacbou
Ga tat- oycuing &c which / write. d.
had cuma to Der alth pl4a Ia his
bead 81 can r"t hHr o. -HHsk out.
nou. d. fhnHght. AMI. 10 tulukiug. H.
said. hurrI.iIy. a. II waiting longer %
hear What -ha might -s.y vrrs 70 thing
impossible
"liy tba wag Mss vaupyko. am
going assay Nay J hop. Was yoa wllI
not forget uea'
Aaay' She I'D mover thought ans
thing couId chan Ea Ia this dull sleepy
suhurh and unN tan greatest chang.
that c1uIl happen had cone 10 her
going away fhrra was up out
cry though tA~ heart buried under thr
flaming g.Iiro autumn tsaR., went
thruhUinE va "a N Il wuru 4 hamm.r
Into The eyes rrvpt lprs uf iuaalte
yoarulnr, but Dr. saw n NOT flr SON.
auiy pride cams 20 bel. rescue and her
glance wont rIr4ag over the faded
huarrs In the thrva ply carpet beneath
them
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-09-13
Safe ana Effective

bRASnReTu's fills are tho safest and
naost effective remedy for Indigestion, IT..
regularity Of tho Bowels, Constipation.
hillousne.-, Headache, Dizziness, Malaria.
90 any disease arising from an Impure
state % The blood They have boea Ia u.a
"a this countfy for over fifty year,, and the
thousands 81 unimpenchahle testimomials
trom those Who have used them. aud their
Constantly incroasing sale, l. incontruvort-
teia evidences thai they perform eli thai IL
claimed for them
hhAsphsrH's fiIts are purely vegetable.
absoiutely harmless and safe o lako az any
tina
sold In every drug and medicine store,
either plata o. sugar coated
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-09-13
a SWEET Girl GRADUATE.

Ehs has sever teeu - coiiera
~ pretty swestheart Kate.
o. ths Hchnsii 81 Faseinatlan
~ etFtsa EFadusts
80 aAns = th wundruus qaiehnen.
NE heaur 10 hsf attrartsa
Z a. uut mind thass hssrvs-
hinos AN aat subtr@ctsA
N ehnmtstrv shs's sknlfutt
Ana q hnf iunuensn wana.
shell Hasnu'setaru tsar drupa
And tarn thrm tuta ehaiua
be- ~ uat seaid ~ aRfnaa.
she Cess Il wtth surh Fraaa
~ iuus a. sha a making
hFiEhi sunahine fuF NJ tao.
Ne u vundFuus artist
$50 are tha scunes. alast
hiie paints tus sarry teiisws
~ ~ aisapgs iutsd eiasA
TIE eniuFH arv usnst a.smA
Ter lnvrFs "a agrua.
BET "a, Heavenly pictarus
80 oauiures - Zoe met
she y = rare musician.
And ysa HuFsiY wguld oanssss
NtHr Nuu gVuf onUw - iurkY
A. 81 haaf trF murgnarea 80
iief tsues ~ les sweetness
Have un3isuuted swHy.
A. farus me SILLY ellis.
T. g.ve her hoF owu way.
Hhis graduate pfufnsses
Mistruss - ats - 49,
There is reallF % asuFtnH
That she's tsasn huf anares
NheaEt manY hnafts she Easufua
A. every ore mFurs
en- reffnrUY esatentsd
slnoo an kiHF ~ terA
Nha has ueter hrru g. cntlnru
~ pretty sseHthsaft Kate.
80 Sc sehual "a Naaa8matlnm
NJ Firfsa Ffatuats
sc ais 9Th aaudruus qufeknnsa
To teaat A. h#f attractaa.
a. uut mfui Uarsa nFurys-
sac am uat saEtfarts.A
- Haffs - Hsasraafs M..asAI.