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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-06-15

Alexander Sullivan, exeprsaident OF
the Irish land league, has been arrested
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-06-15
SERVICE BY PUBLICATION.

In making service by publication the
following requirements must be strictly
observed or the contest will be subject to
dismissal: First, copy of the contest
notice must be published at least four
successive weeks in newspaper of gem
eral circulation published on the county
wherein the land is situated. The first
insertion must be made in the newspaper
at least thirty days prior to the day set
for the hearing. Second, a copy of the
contest notice must be mailed by regis
tered letter, to the last known address of
the entryman at least thirty days prior
to the day set for hearing. Third, a
copy Of the contest notice must be posted
for at least two weeks prior to hearing
in conspicuous place upon the land.
Fourth, copy of the contest notice
must be posted by the register for thirty
days in the land Office.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-06-15
PROOF OF PUBLICATION.


Proof that each of the foregoing re-
quirements has been complied with will
be established as follows: First, the
publisher of the newspaper must furnish
the usual affidavit of publication, show
ing that the notice Ga copy of which
must be attached to his affidavit) was
published the required number of times.
Second, the person mailing the notice
must make affidavit with copy of the
notice attached stating the date upon
which the notice was mailed, and that
the envelope was plainly addressed and
to whom it was addressed, and to what
place, and such was the last known ad-
dress of the contestant, and that the
package was registered, and at what
postoflice, and that the registry receipt
attached to and made part of this affidavit
was received at the time of mailing such
notice. In case the registered notice is
returned uncalled for or an aclSnowl-
edgement of its receipt has been received,
this should also be attached and made
part of the proof in the case. Third, the
person posting, the notice upon the land
must make affidavit with copy of the
notice attached thereto) showing what
tract of land the notice was conspicuous
ly posted upon, what date the notice was
posted, to what object the notice was
securely affixed, and that such notice
remained posted for at least two weeks.
Fourth, the register must furnish a GER
tificate as to posting the notice in the
land office.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-07


Frederick Stcin and Walter Winnctt ar
rived Inn town yesterday with 40 coyoae and
wolf skins, the result of u weeks "wolf-
Ing" ON Mcdonald ani box Elder crecAs.
They say THE animals ARE very picnsitui'
nat NO so very easily toisofiea. ~ ~ also
n difiicuit matter IN get Rooh tssit. AheS
say ahteiolre makes goSn 'ha's ""' "'o~s
too good Tor N coyote. Ihey nave some
very pre'e! w"f hides.- r"v"S '"""'"
argus.
A big band at race horses belonging tn
khors Il Biclcn'erg was started Tor the
Milk river country last Friday. they
wcrs. driven to Helena ANA from There
shipI'ct by rail. The range i'm that sse-
ton is said tn ID" very good, and consid-
ersablc stock from various points IN Ill"
territor~ IL being sent There Tor tie winter.
-N"'r No'Th"rsf.
A di-uat.h from Miles City says: L, H.
announced that j. u. Mckay, elected
county commissioner ON tho republican
tick" ia this county. who's" right la.
bceu contested on thu ground that he IL
an allen, 10y George Rhode. viii retire
from tic Fight. Thomas H.. Irvine. dem
ocrat. also contests the election OF Ed.
Jones on III" same ground. Two more
contests ar" s'i''hcih of Int har. not yet
been filed.
We have. il upon good authority that 4.
-. Bigriow. treasurer of the Boston Il
Montana Mining company. aud &. q.
Parsons. Tho cornpauy's expert. will leave
Boston November . for Great Falls. and
IL Is presumed that work will commence
at once on tie. ~snrUltcr plant.-S;Tr0f FuHs
L'dffsI.
Yesterday il was quietly r,mnnrssl tia,
T.. NJ. Dimmick, agent of tile. Northern
Pacific AT Thomson Falls, was some
what i'm trouble. il being discovered 10y the
auditing department of the Northern Pa
citlc ..om,nuy that he was short i'm his ac-
counts. Cpon investigation il was learned
that the runor was well founded. as "a
complaint, against him had been entered
and AN order secured for his arrest. The
amount Of his indebtedness tn the railroad
company il reported tn hc about SsD.
However. yesterday Mr.. Dimmick was in
MiSsoula and il has been learned that la.
has succeeded in ightiug matters will,
the railroad company. The sliscrs.pltisy
in his accounts are. Thought tn have o.-
Cured more hrougl, his cars.lc~sness than
otherwise. Dimnlick was formerly station
agent at Wallace Thr Nissooiion.
On sunday. Mr.. \. u. Watson. division,
,u,iu,,.r ar the Washiuyton a Idaho rail.
road arrived i'm the city after N few ,l,y.
s,..,t i'm field work on the n,.w line. Tho
line Of the o.. Il. x ", to Spokane F.Il-
and regular trains running. TIN grade il
compIctcd for about eighty miles cas-, oi
Spokunc and track il being Laid mt th,
rate of twp miles per ,lay. When asked
how. long |, would b.. bcfor. trains would
b.. %runninr into Mi-souia, Mr.. Watson RI.
piled that at this tiur. il would i. difficult
tn tell, bnt il would he. less than eighteen
months. The light work all lies al thi.
end at the line. yet il * estimated that Il
build the road from Mullan to Missotla il
will take not less than S5.OJI.ODD. Wl.r
asked what would bc tl,c outcome of th,
-. II H. Az L., a
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nIyIDENp so. LNOTiCE ~ uE!.EBy
tees at the t.rur d'!Alei.r Siiverel<Hd MiniIg
Company. held an this slay nj the udtcc of sal.
taIa. div iirRd So. = Was declared af f,a,r -,
cents "a share upon :an,,mss shares of HE capital
stss'k ~ sstid company, aggrcgsiting the stim 81
si5.yo. p~.yih,.. al, III. asih day of Novrnnisr,
A.. u. i~ss. 10y Joseph v. Lang. Treasurer uf said
,,inIauy. at tls. banking hW,sA. of Hoge, Brown-
lee K Co. Butte. Montana. And the transfer
lnn,kS ~ said company will close on the 18th day
of No,.mi'sr, isSs. and will reopen On shr sist
thereof.
Ty order uf the iasird ~ Trustees.
y. n. CLARK, President.
CHARLES 4. wAEhEN. Secretary.
Dated November i>t. lisa.
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CLAIMS IT WASN'T LOADED.
Malone Held on ~ Charge ut Assault
with Intent to aNiii.

with Intent so sin.
P~ErEssBVRG, Wa. Nov. "a scene bor-
dcring ou terror took place. ia front of
Mabone's hours, last evening. About n
o'clock ~ mob Of drunken men came down
the street firing oil rockets and Roman
candles and shouting. When they reached
Mahonc's residence they halted and fired
their rockets against his house. accom-
panyinY their action 10y derisivc remarks
and hurrahing for McKinncy. "Coinc
OUT" Come ont - Dare him to- show
his face" cried the ring leader. Selling
n doubit-barrrlc shot gun loaded
with buck shot. Malone opened
his front door. and Butler Malone
and a. number of friends also went
out. For u Time il seemed az IL there
would Ice bloodsh..l. as il was understood
tliat ~rrvoivcrS hsdt.cn displayed. Charles
n. Roman. !, dealer in fireworks. was at
the head of tn" crowd. and shouting u
Malioiis, lac cried, "Siioot. you --."
The crowd shouted again slcrisiv"ly.. aud
poured "a voIicy of fireworks toward the
house. Ivy this tim. IL was discovered that
one of the party with the rcwor had
bceu shot. aud tl" entire party left about
midnight. The chief of police, appeared
with = warrant sworn out by Roman.
charging nislioit. with assault with intent
To kill one n. -. Harrison. Malioic was
held in s..Jp bail. which was furnished.
out of iis lionsc when TIA. crowd appeared
there wl- not loaded.
Gen. M%al,one'. friends claim, lac had
nothing Ia do with the shooting in the vi
entity of his house last night. The tcsti-
unony at the examination in the polic., sta
ton showed that "A party of young men with
"a supply of fireworks located themselves
near Matlioire's Residence, last evening and
fired oil Roman "tndi"s and other pieces
until the rnrrriuIcnt was stopped 10y "a shot
from the direction of Mahonc's house
which slightly wounded Herbert Harrison.
At tho police court examination several
witnesses w.r,' heard. friends OF Harrison,
claiming that Malone had Tired the shot.
or 80 i'.,-t bad been seen with "a gun il,
his hand. hlsliiptC said he heard the cN-
plosion "f fireworks in the street, some of
which were exploded in hi~ yard, causing
thc impression that firearms were being
used. Desiring To- protect his roprrt Ia,
walked ostt aud carried "a gun with him
but did not ust. il. He n"itiprr saw noi
heard amy uii" else shoot. Charles Ro
main testified that tlr. shot had either
been fired 10y Afal,on" err T.. &. Berry. Th'
mayor said im. would hold Maiiou. IL
bonds Of e2,Jn. L.. {. Berry was fined si'
and put under S2.JD bonds Ia keep the
peace for twelve, months.
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Copper, unchanged.
Lead, dull; firm /; domestic. Ss.S.E.
Tin. quiet; iirIncr; straits. S22.OD.
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IpicLin-on'- starry Ain"ut Algcr.

Will" entering the. Fifth Avenue hotel
yesterday, says "a New York star u,au. |
SAW Gen. Alger. s.ouinI;,n al
the Grand Army Of the Republic. going
out one door while rN-Po-tmastcr-Gcurral
Dickinson was entering through another.
Upon seeing the two Mi.higandcrs ! was
reminded of "a story told 10y Dickinson
about Algcr. While James g.. Blaine was
addressing "a republican ruceting i'm Detroit
he related funny story the point of which
Applied to Cleveland. After the meeting
AIgcr told several of his friends that he
had told tile story tn Blaine. requesting
him to tell il to- the people, present.
Dickinson. in addressing a. Democratic
NEE az tlr. following night. said that he
had heard of Ayers furnishing Blaine
with the story. Then. dwelling upon AiRcr
and his wit, Dickinson said: "Alger re-
minds m. of the old woman who pre-
tended To know everything. The daugh'
ters of this old woman, while arranging u
have coniided tai her the fact
that they were going To have tabieaux.
smell 'em all the. while.'"
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NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS.

By order of the City Council az the city III An
aeonda. { ere will bc sold at public auction tn
the highest and best bidder for cash. $e5.ono i'm
coupon city bonds of said city. in dcnominat ions
Of Slshp and si,ooo, in front az the. tirst NATIONAL
Bank building I'm Anaconda. on Wednesday, the
10Th dan of November, 4. II. issa. at the hour yof
= o'clock 4. NJ. said bonds were authorized by
"A vote as the qualified electors az said city at q
general 'lrti ion held for said purpose ON the iMh
day of October, isss. Said bonds are tss,ied TOR
payable in twenty years. They bear interest at
q ~ r rent Isr annum. psyahl.. semi asuisAlly on
iii. first days III january and July at Ansnonda
ar in New York city. They can not i've sold for
less than par. y X. city clerk.
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eONOS AMO STOCKS.
Ups md Downs On MARKET Values Sa Ia
New Y0rk

Rev Y0rk E~xchaage.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-Stocks were morc
active to-day for the regular list and the
tone, while fcverish and irregular, was
generally firm and toward the closs posi-
tive strength Developed. which resulted i'm
che establishment OF material
The only decline Of note was IA i'm Read
ing, while Chicago gas rose 2H, Louisville
4 Nashville Ia, Denver, Texas 4 Fort
Worth ~, and Rock Island ~.
Governments wcrr heavy.
becamc strong and advanced tn 81. ~. A
period of dulines- ullowcd and tho mar
ket CLOSED firm AT Sl.U. 1.
Stock Exchange: Opening. 1854 high
est lO7H; lowest. 1856; closing. la. y.
Co~usolidatsd Exchange: DIs'uing. lWb5s;
highest, los; lowest, lU6ts; closing. TIN.
Total sales as..ON barrels.
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D~ArvILLE. Va. Nov. 6.-The people of
South Boston,. Halifax county. are excited
over the mn assassination ycster-
day of Hon. II. X. Noalin and others by
negroes who fired ON the party from
Noalin was shot in the eye and
Julian Chapel was also slightly injured.
Thres, negroes have been arrested.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-07

CHIcAoo, Nov. &C. w. Williams.
former owner of Axtell. to-day bought AT
a horse sale here Patronage, brother of
Patron, for $500.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-07
THE CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE 4
ST. PAUL RI.

Il the Fast Mail Short Line from ~. Paul
and Minneapolis via LA Crosse and Mil
waukcc to Chicago and all points in the
Eastern States and canada. Ii is the only
line under orc management between ~.
Paul and Chicago. and il the Finest
Equipped Railway ia the Northwest. Ii
is the only line running Pullman Drawing
Room Sleeping Cars with luxurious sIiok-
ing rooms. and the finest dining cars i'm
tho world. via the famous "itiver Bank
Route" along the shores of Lake Pcpin
and the beautiful mississippi River tn
milwaukee, and Chicago. Its trains con-
meet with those of the Northern lines i'm
the Grand Union Depot at st. Paul. M
changc of ears of amy class between 1t.
Paul and Chicago. For through tickets,
time. tables. and fun information apply tai
any coupon ticket agent in the North
west.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

Eassed States 10 hereby recaestss % take
into bis eastedy ell tie Ezo2sy and cher sssess
plsesd - J. r. Leexs9Ens ISLE serSeAns-as- axnzs.
II sad safe and safely keep fae same On sTecsal
depcsst anti further orders Of The Hoaxe.
TIE resolution Was amended to pro
vide that the written consent Of Iseedom
FIRST he obtained ard by an additional
provision declaring that noshing therein
contained shall be construed TO affect the
liability OF Leedom; adopted.
The District of Columbia appropriation
bill was reported hack and laid on the
table for the present Like, OF 1llinsis.
was relieved fr'sm duty on the COMMITTEES
on elections, and Wilson. Of Missouri, was
appointed TO eli the vacancy.
The speaker then announced the stand
ing and select committees og the House.
The speaker alSsa announced the appoint-
ment Of Mason, CogSweli, Ssruble. Turner
OF Georgia and Wilson Of West Virginia as
committee 20 investigate the ballot box
forgeries under the Rufterworsh resoln-
ton. Cheadie. Indiana. resigned from the
the cofnni tee on claims.
The House adjourned until January 9.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
THENEW COMMITTEES
Places Given to the New North
westerners.
moReAN's BRAZIL RESOLUTION
The Fire-Eatsng Senator Endeavors g
Get IL Again nebased-The
Holiday Adjournment.

WAsaIxsros C1rT. Dee 2i.-As . rule
the new Northwestern states did well in
the naxe-up OF the committees, and except
Wilson, Of Washington. are pretty wei
sstlshed with their places. Wilson wanted
TO 20 on rivers and harbors. and had many
regrets when he drew Indian affairs, claims
and expenses OF the war depart nent.
Hermann, OF Oregon. was the only North
western man who gets on the rivers and
harboTs. He wanted that place. Carter, OF
dontara, was especially fortunate IN get
ting 4 Craftsmanship OF he committee in
which his state is interested. especially
mines ana mining IL is said he is the
first man in thirteen years who has been
familiar with practical mining questions,
who has had tha Craftsmanship. He also
has coed position on the pasfoiiiee
and possroads. and eoinage. He is mighty
wei pleased with his places Hansbrough.
North Dakota. got the place be wanted in
the irrigation committee and while he
would have preferred some other than agri-
culture he = pretty well satisfied.
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THE SENATE.
The New Governments Of Brasil Again
Discussed.

The New Governments Of Brasil Again
Discussed.
WAsHTNGToN CITY. Dec. 3I.--The House
joint resolution, donating the fixtures.
furniture. etc. heretofore belonging to the
territorial governments. to the states OF
Washington and Montana, was presented
and passed Among tae bills introduced
and referred was ore by Hoar. 20 establish
q uniform system of bankruptcy through
cut the United states.
Plumb offered q resolution, which was
agreed to, calling on the secretary of the
interior for statement of the cause of the
Withholding patents for lands within the
limits OF the Union Pacific land grant,
which are free from all claims.
After a protracted discussion the bill
went over without action.
sherman moved an executive session,
bat yielded for further morning business.
Morgan offered resolution calling ON tie
president fog copies OF all correspondence
between this country and Brazil, aud ell
papers relating TO the same on tile ir tie
state department. and desired TO submit
some remarks. Sherman declined to Weld
for that purpose and Morgan protested il
was deliberate at empt to cut off consid-
Grafton OF his resolution debated yesterday
Sherman diselaimed the impntaiion, and
after some further remarks the
resolution calling for correspondence
was agreed 70. spooner ofFsred
subiisute for Morgan's resolution
as to the recognition Of the Brazilian re-
public, to be referred to the committee on
foreign relations. II declares the action OF
the president in according diplomatic
recognition 70 the present provisional gov
efnment of Brazil. and inssructang United
stascS ministers TO extend on the part OF
government, cordial and formal recogni-
fieu Of the new republic. a. soOn rs q ma
icrity Of the people OF Brazil should signify
their assent TO its establishment and main
tenance. nlerited and received the unanaIi-
tied appreciation OF congress. Alter execu-
tive session the Senate adjourned until
January 4
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THE STATE CAPITAL.



street Railway.
OLYMPIA, Dec M.--Governor Ferry to-
day signed r. b. 20. relating to supreme
conrt reporter. and 3. a. q. relative %
private use Of public money. Three are
We. unapproved. but it is not known that
the governor ias objections 10 any Of
them, and ali will probably become laws.
All but one or two Of the remaining
members today left Olympia. Represen-
tative Megler and wife viii make & tour OF
the lower Sound before returning 90 their
home in Wahkiakum county, and Senator
Fairweather Of Lincoln. with Mrs. Fair
weather, viii be in Seattle today.
The car for the Olympia street railway
arrived during the week and yesterday
made its trial trip ever the line up Main
street. II viii be started in a few days
and win be quite an accommodation 10
members and citizens generally.
Olympia viii be lively during
the holidays. Notwithstanding the
absence Of members OF the legislature.
Many Eoggers from surrounding camps viii
come in before Christmas and enjoy a
bard-earned vacation. They always spend
their money freely and have very good
4sFWa
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day last nAv> ftsklon. battery bossman.
wao was =. enc time champaon oaFamAn Of
Australia. disappeared on hls boat down
tie bay. The lSne with shseh hls beat had
been fastened 70 The bark parted ard il ls
supposed thas he was eiown 70 ssa- The
is*hing sehooaer Commodore has arrived.
having on hoard The after ball of psison's
boas. whieh vas evidently ert tn fwe by
a steamers how IL Is sunposed Dillon
VAS run down Ia Tie dark and little hCpe
Il er.fer4a3ress fsf hf4 g4s.a1e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
ALARMED ROYALTY.
Echoes of the Brazilian Reyo-
lution in Berlin.
BISMARCK WRITES rosALlsauRy
Portugal sheuia Net BE Humiiiasea In
the Present Critical cenditiea os
European Menarchies.

BERxSr. Dec. 2l.--The emperor has been
50 III as 70 be compelled to keep his bed
since Thursday. he arose for the first
time today and received Official reports.
Hts nlaiady Was eaiarrh. with fever. and ID
provoked recurrence Of the old tronb .
with his ears The trouble originated in
cold caught while the emperor watched the
effect Of night alarm IL the garrison al
P0tsdaFn, one OF his military ansusements
being 10 test the rapidisy with
which various regiments can Be
turned OUT at an unexpected moment bat
that Is not his maiests's only military
amusement In the field uaaneuvers al
Barnstedt . regiment OF cavalry was sud-
denly ordered to advance az full gallon.
IL rode keiter-skelter down the badly
lighted streets OF Pottsdasn. Some horses
were killed and several townspeople were
ridden down and badly hurt.
For many days now the atten-
ton OF the foreign ofFiee has besn
eentered upon developments Ia Brazil,
and q threatened contre coupe
in Portugal. Long daily dispatches
from Lishon aud Madrid have
confirmed the intelligence recently
given. Portugal IS likely 10 follow the ex-
ample set by Brazil. The government here
shares the cneasiness felt In every chanccl-
Tory in Europe. II Portugal takes the in
itiasive. the movement of the Porsugese re-
publicans will, IL i believed. be the signal
for an uprising in Spain, and this will be fol-
lowed By agitation in Italy and by a general
upheAyal OF social forces throughout Eu-
rope
In regard 70 the dispute between England
and Portugal over the African possessions,
Bismarck, according to q report afioat In
ministerial circles. has written to Salisbury
expressing the hope that nothing viii be
done TO humiIiaie the Portugal ministry I'm
view OF the imperial catastrophe in Brazil
and the position OF monarchy in Portugal.
face 70 face with similar forces to those
which cast Dom Pedro from bis throne.
An article in the Aafieaai zeifstne indi-
Gates that Bismarck fayors tie English
claims in this difference between the powers.
This is due chiefly 70 the intimate relations
OF the courts and general concurrence in
foreign policy.
The miners strike siill remains unsettled.
The directors sent ont rlacards today pro-
claiming that all m& who do not return
20 their work by Monday viii he treated IS
having rejected the terms offered them.
Anarchists from Belgium have been In
citing the men GO refuse the terms. Many
police agents from here have been sent
through ell the districts where the trouble
is 70 watch the operations Of this anarch-
ist propaganda.
Count Won M0lke. who was IN wiEh In
finenza. has had relapse and IL down
with bronchitis.
VaH kastr0w. under secretary of 3tnie fer
the interior. dieS sasItenIy lodxy.
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LoNpos. Dec. 2i.-The bodies Of five OF
the missing persons belonging 70 the
steamer Cleddy. sunk of the Isle Of Wight
yesterday. have been washed ashore.
The motion for new irial Of the aetion
fer damages brought by William o'Brien
against Lord Salisbury fer SANDER has
been dismissed. o'Brien charged that
Salisbury In speech accused him ef in
citing 10 murder and robbery. The ground
on which nsw trial was asked Was that
the Jury, who returned g vegdict for Sails
harw ,reYe fafs.lfresteff
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ZOE NEs. PAENKLI-
New sIersey CItIs~n. P~s4sasn Congress
fer Her Relief.

WssHssasov CRY. psc. @t.--CgIrzl
presented petition trom TIE woyeFnsE and
ci1izens q Sew Jersey For the resis4 Of Hrs
nelia ParneIi referred
McComGs. from the COMMITTEES cn 2p~
pscpgiasions. reported tse Tkssrset q Co
laznbs4 gsve- appropriation hllli rrsnsea ard
reooEam4ssea
BreckenFs3ee. of Ksntuekg. called ap -
= speciAi orarg tbs reselusion osersi ey
him yesterday ia yetaxssn - szrnsstg over
the assets IN ttse serreaas alarms a1zos .
the pseseaf serg<ni-4f-sFnss. he N-tharsM
sAe resos saEl3a and substituted thereaos she
sciAowsng
Esa9ses Tses 20 eEahas fks ssggszzsi-es arr ,
Se have fz1s ana uEzs4Ssrse&es Es* g -
&C 9a4 s3ss sASsetns tke freaEuze< q sas