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The Delta independent., 1890-07-29
WEDNESDAY, July 2S.

SENATE.-The Indian appropriation bill
was taken up. Among other amendments
reported by the committee on appropria-
uons and agreed to by the Senate were
the following:
Inserting au item of $3.50, 900 to pay to
the Chippewa Indians Of Minnesota the
award for damages sustained by them on
account of the building OF dams and reser-
voirs on Lake Winnebagahish, Cass Lake
and Leahlich Lake.
Inserting an item of 500. eco for mills,
agricultural implements, etc, and one Of
100000 for surveys, allotmcnts, etc. for
the Chippewa Indians of Minnesota, both
sums to be reimbursed from the proceeds
OF the sale OF the Chippewa lands.
Without disposing Of the bill the Senate
adjourned,
KousE.-The bankruptcy bill being in
hand, Mr.. Perkins of Kansas said the bill
was formulated to secure maximum Of
benefit with minimum of cost, and that
was the theory upon which q bankruptcy
bill should be drawn.
Mr.. Kelly of Kansas regarded the pro-
vision requiring lawyers as gratuitous
insult TO members of the other professions.
MIR Peel of Arkansas thought the effect
of the bankruptcy law would be to increase
speculation and tend towards disregard
of prudence in business dealings. The
bill he believed TO be unwise and impolitic
MIR Adams of Illinois favored the bill
and said every year increased the neces
sity for national bankruptcy law.
The bill went over
The Delta independent., 1890-07-29
Guatemala Too Previous.

CrTr OF MEXICO, July 24.-The
contradictory statements from Guatemala
and Salvador indicate that some tall pre-
varicating ia being done by one OF the
countries. The opinion here is that the
alleged alliances Of all the countries Of
Csntri America against Salvador is for
the purpose Of crushing out OF existence
that small republic, under the ple. that
anarchy prevails aud that General Ezeta's
government 10 not desired by the people Of
Salvador.
The seizure Of rifles aboard the steamer
Colina by The 0uatenalan government
has been = constant theme OF conversation
here to-day. Many believe that owing to
the fact that the seizure was made before
hostilities had occurred and before the
Central American compact was signed, the
United States will ak Guatemsia for an
explanation Of her conduct Later advices
give the further details of the seizure
tnat the number Of rifics seized was 800
and that they had been ordered from San
Francisco before any revolutionary move
ment had broken out In Salvador. These
arms were destined for the use Of the
newly formed mounted police in Salv sdor
The Delta independent., 1890-07-29
The 0ood.Hearted Queen.

LONDON. July 3S.-Advices from
osoorne, where the Queen 10 is now stop
ping, state that hor majesty 10 completely
prostratsd by The trouble with the guards
She has always regarded ths Grep adicrs
as tho elite OF her household troops. and
their mutiny came upon her ~ . shock
For the past week she has been In daily
and hourly tolegraphio communication
with tho war ofice and has insisted on be-
ins informed upon every phase Of the
movement Before leaving Windsor for
Osborne she summoned the Duke Of Cam
bridge, Lord wolssicy and six other Of
hcers In extraordinary council 70 explain
tho dcplorable incident. The Queen in.
sisted upon their suRgcsting remedies,
which she would SEQ carried out, and has
sxpresssd her discrimination to probe the
grievance OF the men 10 tho bottom. She
was forcible in her dcnuncistion Of any
system that could permit the dissattsfac-
tion OF the men TO grow 70 point of mu-
tiny without receiving somc attention and
constaieration from tho authorities. 1t is
stated tonight that Colonel Msitland has
h'cn summoned 70 Osborne by the Queen.
ar d will rsoeive an audience tomorrow.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-29
Behring'S Sc. Controversy.

Secretary Blaine has submitted to
governments Of the United States and
Great Britain relative to seal catching in
Behring's Sea Tho British government
claim that BehrnR Sss ID an open sea in
which all nstionalities may nsh. while the
United States claims - It has always done
that this is close ses, and that It IL with
In the Jurisdiction exclusively Of our gov
ernment-
There seems to be square issue between
the two governments and on Of them will
have TO back down. Last ine Secretary
Blaine sent long letter v ord Salisbury
In which he said:
Neither by the treat Il with Russia in
1925, nor by its renewal In ls4s, nor by its
second renewal in 1859, did Great Britain
gain any right TO take seals in Behring
Sea. In fact, those treaties were prohi-
bidon upon her which she steadily re.
spected so long as Alaska was . Russian
province. 1t IL for Great Britain now t
show By what law she gained rights in that
soa after the transfer Of her sovereignty
70 the United States. During all the time
elapsed between the treaty Of ls25 aud the
eeasion Of Alssks 70 the United States, in
1887, Great Britain mover shirmed the
right Of her sub;ects % capture fur seals
in the Bshring Sea. ana Is . matter Of
fact her subjects did not during that long
period attempt to catch seals in the Beh
ring Sea l am justified, therefore, in re
peating the questions which addressed
TO her maiesty's government on the twenty
second Of last January. and which still re-
main unanswered, to-wit:
'Whence did the ships of Canada derive
the right to do in 1886 that which they had
refrained from doing for nearly ninet
years,
Upon what ground did her maiesty's
government defend in the year 1886, q
course Of conduct in the Behring Sea
which had been carefully avoided ever
since the discovery Of that scat
By what reasoning did her mniesty's
government conclude that an act may be
committed with impunity against the
rights OF tho United States which had
never been attempted against the same
rishts when held by tho Russian empire ~
The Delta independent., 1890-07-29
Thu RspAY, july "a.

SESArK.-Mr Morgan introduced bill
to fix the limit of value and provide for
the free coinage Of silver. which was re-
ferrcd to the committee on finance. 1t re-
cites that the market value of silver bull
lion is rapidly approaching the value Of
gold on the standard Of relation fixed by
laws of the United States, and that there
is no provision Of law for the coinage OF
standard silver dollars or the purchase of
silver bullion by the government when the
value of silver bullion exceeds 81 for 31lH
grains of pure silver II therefore pro-
vides that the unit Of value in the United
States shall be 81 Of 4lass grains of stand
ard silver, or 2S $40 grains of gold; that
those coins shall be legal tender for all
debts, public and private; that any owner
of silver or gold bullion may deposit 1t at
any mint to be formed into dollars or bars
for his benefit without charge.
The Indian appropriation bill was taken
up, and the relative advantage of govern
ment and Catholic schools for tho Indians
was discussed. The bill passed.
The tariff bill was laid before the Sem
ate ~ tho ''untinished buainess" and after
short executive session the Senate Ad-
1ourned.
Housk.-The House proceeded, after q
abort parliamentary wrangle, to vote upon
the committee amendments 10 tho bank
rugtcy bill. They were finally agreed 70
and the bill passed III to "a.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-29
WYOMING CELEBRATES.
Joy Over Her Admis sion to State
hood.

From the Denver Republican.
CHEYENNE. July 23.-Wyoming's
accession to the honors and responsible
ties Of Statehood was celebrated here to-
day with an imposing demonstration.
Last night and this morning every incom-
ing train from north, south, east and west
brought its quota of sight-seers or partici.
pants. Half rates had been secured on all
the roads, AID many people availed them
selves Of the opportunity to visit the boom
ing capital and take in the sights.
The decorations were on a more elabor-
ate scale than has ever been known in
Wyoming. In many instances the fronts
Of buildings were literally hidden under
bunting. The huge brick front Of one
business block was covered with the word
Wyoming" in tremendous letters of bunt-
ing, while another front displayed the fig
ures az" Is indicative Of Wyoming's IS
number in the roll call of States. Tri-
umphal arches were thrown across con
venient places, and the national emblem
fioated from the pinnacle of every public
and private building in the city.
The parade Of the day was formed
promptly az 9 o'clock John X. jeffrey
was grand marshal and Major H. Glafcke
was chief Of staff. The parade was di-
vided into four divisions, led by the Seven
teenth Infantry band, and eight companies
Of the Seventeenth Infantry from Fort
Russell, under command of Gen. Henry K.
Misener, presenting . truly martial ap-
pearance.
The line Of march embraced about two
miles and terminated at the capitol, where
. large platform, heavily draped with
flags, had been erected for the accommo-
dation Of the speakers. In front OF the
building was solid mass of people ex
tending far out into the streets. The bal
comics, windows and every coigne Of van
tage in the building had been seized by
eager sight scers. In addition TO the
speakers, the stand contained trained
chorus Of one hundred voices under charge
Of Professor Passmore.
The proceedings were opened with al
invocation by Rev. DIR. Cowhick. He was
followed by Mrs. Theresa A jenkins
whose subject was "a New Statue" She
spoke with entire self possession and with
the forcible ability of trained orator
Her speech was by far the best delivered
during the day.
A costly silk flag, purchased with con-
tributious from the ladies, was presented
TO the State BY Mrs. Esther Morris, the
oldest woman suffragist in Wyoming, and
the only woman in the State who, in the
early days acted Is justice of the peace.
The flag was received on behalf of the
State BY Governor F. Z. Warren.
An GRAFTON was then delivered by c. ID
Clark, of Evanston, after which Rev. DIR
Rafter pronounced the benedistion.
In tha evening an attempt was made te
set . balloon atioat from which the AERO
naut Tcubrook was to drop from a para
chute. The hot air balloon caught in on,
Of the guy ropes, upset, and all the hot all
spilled out. The ascension will again bs
attempted in the morning.
The IRE works proved great success.
The great ball in the capitol thronget
that cdifice from rotunda to dome, ant
fttingly concluded the programme OF the
day.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-29
oampIng on the Battle Ground.

County Attorney Freeman, of Wy.
andotte, Kansas, has received . letter
signed by number Of women asking him
II IL would be illegal for . company of
them 70 go into the original package
houses and stay for some time, and upon
leaving for another squad 70 take its place
snd In that way keep number Of wome,
In oach place all the time. Tho letter
stated II 1t was not alsgsl these ladies
proposed TO organize such movement At
once and try by that .nsans to stamp out
tho original package business In Kansas
City, Kansas. The county attorney has
answered tAas suoA action was not in his
opinion nls9aL Ne stated that those mon
kept public houses and invited the public
70 come taso them. They could mot, there
fore eAieos 70 tAsss women coming In.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-29
CoRGRE SSIoNAI
SATURDAY, July 19.

SENATE.-Senator Ferry from the select
committee on Pacific railroads, reported
back the Senate bill authorizing the Sec
retary of the Treasury TO settle the in
debtedness TO the government Of the
Sioux City and Pacific railroad.
The Senate resumed consideration of
the sundry civil bill and it was passed
The tariff bill was then taken up as un-
tished business and MIR. Aldrich gave no
tice that he would move to take it up at
O'Clock on Monday
HoUsE.-The House resumed considera-
tion of the original package bill.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-29
"A chlness Bank Note.

Within the last few days the trus-
tess Of the British Museum have become
possessed Of , Chinese bank notc, which
was Issued fron the imperial mint just
800 years before the circulation Of the frat
paper monsy in Europe. Whatever doubts
may attach 70 the priority Of certain other
inventions claimed BY the Chinese, Il is
impossibls 70 deny that they were &C.
,quAlntsd with the art Of printing many
osuturies before the days Of Gutenberg.
Accordius 70 native records, The art Of
printing was IL uss u Chias Nv 4. D.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-29
TUESDAY, July %.

SESATE.-The Indian appropriation bill
was taken up. Among the other amend
ments reported and agreed to were the
following:
Increasing the appropriation for subsis-
tence of the Sioux and for purposes of civ
iliZation from ssJO, 90 to $tj0,0o. Insert
ing an item of sl50,0OO for one years
interest in advance on the 5000, 600 pro
vited for as a permanent fund in the &C,
of March 2, lSs9, being an act to open q
portion of the Sioux reservation in Dakota
and for the REIMBURSEMENT of the Indian
title TO the remainder.
Having disposed Of thirty-three pages Of
the bill texactly one-halfl, the bill wa.
laid aside until Tomorrow.
HousE.-Immedia.ely after reading the
journal, voting began on the original
package bill The first vote was on tie
Adams substitute defining the original
package. Lost % to lis. The House
then proceeded to vote on the House sub
stitute for the Senate bill.
As the vote progressed it was evident
that the result would be very doubtful.
end of the first call the affirmative had q
majority of one. At the end of the second
call the majority was neither increased
nor diminished. Then came changes of
votes. Fully two dozen changes were
made, and in the alterations the at1rma-
tive came out triumphant, the vote being
announced, yeas llS, nays "a.
The vote then recurred on the passage
of the Senate bill as amended, and IL
passed, yeas li6, nays IS
The bankruptcy bill was taken up and
discussed. 1t was opposed by many
Southern numbers.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-29

Gen. Alger owns tract ef pine land
In Northern Michigan contalntuR 800
square smiles, aud his wealth u esti-
mated ct go. 000, 600 When he went
70 Detroit At the close uf the war he
was compelled to borrow money to pay
his board bill 49, S
The Delta independent., 1890-07-29
Compliment. for Mr.. Blaine.

Concerning the Behring sea con-
trovcrsy, tho London Chronicle says
"Mr. Blaine proves himself an ADLER man
In the controversy than Lord Salisbury,
although having worse case to defend.
Tho representatives of England seem mere
babies In the hands Of MIR. Blaine. 1t is
obvious that Lord Salisbury at an early
period Of tho discussion became sensible
Of his infcriority in diplomatic skill to his
opponent Lost his temper and deliberately
fnsulted Mr.. Blaine by declaring that he
IL conducting the negotiations In the inter.
csts Of party aud not In the interests of
the country. Clever as Mr.. Blaine's logic
may bc, however, 1t does not alter the fact
that NO claim-Russian or American-no
admission Of John Quincy Adams can con-
vert wat open SEQ into . nare cluus,syn.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-29

The people Of Denver arc enumer-
ated at last and ~. 1855 ID eivsn BY the
supervisor - tho total number Of ,AAaait-
aats = ~ city and IL suburbs.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-29
Brewer on the Original Package Law.

Judge Brewer OF the United States
Supreme Court expressea tho opinion that
number Of congressman representing
high license districts voted for the House
substitute for the Senate original package
bill with the belief that tho Senate would
not concur, and that they were flibuster-
Ing for political purposes, Tho amend
msnt - psssed by tho House, he says, 10
far reaching ard will prevent Armour
from 'shippina into Kansas his dressed
meat will drive out LoulsiAna sugar and
prsvsnt We shipment Of Tsxas cattle
through kaasas u diseased.
The Delta independent., 1890-07-29
MONDAY, july 81.

SESATE.-On motion of Mr.. Hoar, the
select committee on relations with Canada
was authorized to continue their investi.
CATION during the coming recess and next
session.
The Senate proceeded 70 the considera
tion of the House bill to transfer the reve-
nue. marine service. The bill was still
being discussed when. at clock, it was
laid aside without action, and the untin-
ished business, the tariff bill, was taken
up for consideration.
MIR. Voorhees, addressed the Senate in
opposition to the bill, which he character
lied as a financial monster, every claw
and tooth of which had been carefully in
spected in the lObbies and found to be
sound and reliable. 1t was only in an i'm
pure political and moral atmosphere, gen.
Grated by corrupt monopoly of wealth,
that q financial measure like the one now
pending would dare to show the hard out
lines of its guilty face, much less would il
expect to be treated with respect, spoken
well of and pressed as a law. Passing Il
criticism of the details of the bill, MIR.
Voorhees, spoke of it as an honest fact that
in fourteen schedules Of dutiable articles,
the only reductions made were in the
schedule relating to sugar and molasses,
which, in the light of the proposed bounty
TO sugar planters, was no reduction at all.
At the close of the speech Mr.. Cockrell
offered a resolution, which was agreed to
expressing the Senate's regret at the an
nouncement of the death of Represents
tive Walker of Missouri and for the ap-
pointment of committee Of three sena-
tors to attend the funeral
Messrs. Vest, Plumb and Berry wers
appointed and the Senate. as a further
mark of respect, adjourned.
HoUsE.-The committee on public land,
reported a resolution calling on the Sec
retary of the Interior to inform the House
by what authority and why he has author
lZei iirarrn1 the issne nf n the
Union Pacific Railroad Company for lands
granted the company prior to the payment
Of the debt due the United States from
said company
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-01

Nos escriben del Brasil que ''la,
regioues comarcauas del Para :
Narration, que exportaban 81 b6lsa
mo de copaiba para Europa, ven
paraliEar In exp0rtaciHn con gran
de desconsuelo.S Debese e,te re-
>ultsdo 8 los esfnerzos de IN far
mac6utico de Paris, M Midy, QnieD,
al prohar en- los hospitales IL eflca
Ia de Ia eseucia de skudalo, en- las
enfermeda les & que Ia jnventu
paga tribute, tuvo la idea de vul-
garizar ese medicameDto On todas
Les parties del mundo, Y dar, bal
torma de cApsulss peqnefias re
Idondas, IN pF0ducto del todo puro.
Asi es que tanto los m6dicos como
los enfeimos abandcnan el copaiba.
pues eaben one obtendran en- AS
horas, con el S&ndalo Midy, los :
sults dos que solo al cabo de largas
semanas, y NAL, obtenian sl copai-
ba, 10 cubebs, los liqnidos astrin.
gentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-01
GAOErILLAs.

Para las Escuelas. as.-Acaban de
recibirse en- ssta Imprenta los 81
-guientes objetos, de indispensable
utildad para las Bscuelas. Los re
comendamos 6 los Ayuntamientok
y & los sehores Profesoree, encar-
gandO IL possible antelaci6n On los
pedid0s, para evitar IL sglomera
ci6n de los mismos, que demora '
difeulta el pronto despacho. He
aquf una nota de los objetos que
&c han recibido:
II dallas para premios; .varias
classes , tamah0s.
Tablas dc Aritm6tica, impresas
on dos iintss.
ColeCcioneS de Ca-teles de Leo
tura.
Oolecclones de Maximas mora
les para Difas y mos.
O0IecCiones de Hist oria Sagrada.
Eetas colecciones se cOmponen
de- 40 magnificas lAmiDas ilumina-
dss, del tamsfio de 38 Z z0.
Tua en- barritss, para pisarras,
etc, etc, etc.
Revista de- arm s.-La tend 4
el domingo pr6ximo, maiians, en- e
campo del MORO, Il henem6ritC
Batsll6n de Yoluntarios de eeta Ca
piial.
Hemos dido deciE que oil actC
asistiea 81 Exemo. Hr. Captain Ge
neral de la Isla.
De eeperar es que ID bisarrs
fuerza c0ncurrir& 10 mas nutridi
que aea possible s IL mencionada
Reyiata.
lOompaaeros 6 prepararsei
Vista. - Hemos rscibidO Ia gra.
70 vista do nuestro distinguid,
amigo el ilustrado DIR. d. LUIS Va
Id.
Muy sgradecidos ( Ia fineza, dan
do cordial bienyenida al Cumpli
do amigo y doctor.
prooe,i6 del Corpu..-N mu,
respectable EE. Dean nos ha REMIT
do con stento B. L. NJ. Ell orden
Iitinerario que seguierA Ii solemn
i Procession del Eantisimo OoTpu
IChristi el pr6ximo jueveP, dia d
Ia gran festivIdad.
il DamOs mil graclas al dignisim
Sr. Defn, prometiendo publican Q
] ell n6mero del Microbes al orden
IitlnerRrio rcfeTidos.
il RsVi.ta PueitorriQueiis. = 4
aqui 81 sumario d,l ndmero 6, qu
aeabamos de reCibiri
80. Rafael Maria de LabFa, III
iaccidentea del trabsjo = - dig
uEl eepei0 de AzUlitan 2 (de 4
IseholI) ID Miguel Sanchez Pc
lQueRa, 8 Is CisEerna tde RiickeEi
I'D. Angustin Eardt, Ia eDss
Ifanza professional On saa escuels
rinsa9ia ID. Luis O'Nei "iSi
iua = p0esfs Ds don Oas etaE
l0pil ] I0sia, A DIN Leopolt
3. JQlA neFdlli A eG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-01
RKFIyTa DEL MERCADO Dg EoNDRE
Mayo 10 de 1890

1AyO Il u0 1OJU
AE1cdY.-En t0dos los mercadot
de produetos coloniales ha regidc
una disposition bastaute normsl
durante Ia pasada quincena. Sin
Iembargo, ell az6car esta On calma,
re ultando ell ref lado algun tanto
m barato, al paso que las dem /
classes Aiguen sin novedai.
CatS.-Venta,, POGO resu'ares
preCios con tendsncia 4 bajar. IA.
cia el fla de la quihcena el merca-
do ha recobrado mas fiTmeza.
Cacao.-Sin mejora. La deman
da contin6a floja en- las snOastas,
en- tales t6tminos que fu6 menester
otorgar algunas concesi0nes & los
compra iores.
Ron. - Demanda bastante ami
mada. El ron de Demerara SO na
vendido & precios harto firmes.
Algodon del PerG.-Mercado ami
mad0; prec'os con tendencia q la
subida. Ventas regulares.
a r X
Lana dc Ia costa occidental St
que animada, p ..ro carece de firme
"a. En- subastas no faltan los
compradores, y los precios, favora
.bles q los mismos, no deian ie-que-
dar ststenidos.
Cobve.--Las cotizaciones siguen d
mostrando alguna mejora. al ce
frArse el mercado las bueuas mar
cas- de Chile se cotizsron 49l. ls. Sd.
= 49l. Is. Sd. al contado, y 49L Sc.
9d. 4 40i. los. a plazo. De tai ma.
nera 30 ha verificado IN alza 2 Q 2Os.
duraDte 10 quinceDa.
Plata --Mucha ha s;do Ia anima-
ci6n del mercado desde la fecha de
nces'ro il forme anterior. Con mo.
two de las noticias llegadas de
los Estados Unidos la fluctuaci6h
ha stguido sin interruption. Va
rio el precio entire 45td. y 48d., pc
To en- esos 6ltimos d,as Ia disposi
ci6n ha resultado mas floia. Los
pesos mejicanos han variado entire
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-01

txitos. j harfn a. eliza Ios fepa
r0a que pEocedn AEtienlO once
ayoS OuAua0 no - enCuent . e
deetinatatio Dc Sc felegrama que
.cDnt0nea gixos poT 4lats,, Il b
iaei6n deSEina t1rie rloeedera de-
mismo modo Qno e. 661pe AnAi0goe
ne hAe8 o0n Ioe denkh deapachoe
descouocido IA N1laei6n de ctl
Ren 10 pattio Il edidoE J J
u Pagad dufia q - ~ gro, s lli
eE6efOs ane f11coi 81 AFsiculc
d0Ooav0. Los pagad0Ees p0dra
diEigir despaohos de serviciO para
todos los asunt0s relacionadOs co
81 giro mdtuo p0E TELEGRAPH. -Arti
eulO treceav0. Los Intcndentkt
de- Hacienda ! loo Administrado 'es
ecneraaes de 0omunicaciOn pues
TO- de acuerdo, remitir6n 8 este
Mlnisteiio, Ala mayor brsvedad !,
pox cOnducto de los respective,
0obiern0a Genrales una Mrmoris
felativa & eta re111ms, ec0mpafia
da de las ipstEnee.e { que ds0esa
snletarp0 q gekyleio g telagEafoe
= ao eontabllidad del elfo inhtn0
pok tei0gEnlo. u HoDlesno Gene.
ri de Alllplnas pEopondrA adema
lnE Estacl0nes tclegEanoa4 en- qus
deDerA estahleeeIse este nusvo ser
vielo. Tambien remitafAn 81 mo-
delo &c - h9jas cue deDerAn EN-
plenEse pa. los selegramae expe-
didos feeiDidcs, para %. reclDo: J
q xeelstr0 talonafi0 ao lmpOeAcso
nss s que g reheEe este Decteto.-
AEs.cgiO cAtorceavo. OpoEfune
men!c y senalakan ios doIcCnos
&c eiso 2 imRokss &c g. lsle k.mse
de.linaqoa a 9lko m9sno,-Aftl-
eIllo quinceayo. ~ Ministro dtI
uis.amar qneaa encargado oe e.
Isnosr, cnAna0 9 s,lase % cCnse-I
nssess a, 49, - y 80. - 49, =. usnss -. - -
- D.. = .'.< = @ ..ss-..s.. - ~. 49,. ~.
gan hsiss'e1 tslsgfAnSA AEs.cn-|
~ alth ~. 1Ok t0s IL
seoso.es g nn0len9a J ,1, Aumlnls-