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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-12
WIN Remain in Clarksville This Sum
mer.

VIII hsmain IN GAINESVILLE This Sum-
mer.
DR.. J. M. Beaver, of Chattanooga will
treat Chronic ulcers, Tumors, Wen,s
Piles and Female troubles. No knife.
no blood. He buys his line of medi-
zines from first hands in Philadelphia,
he compounds and labels them in his
office without the cost of prescriptions,
saving patients that expense and
treats rheumatism, Scrofula, Heart
trouble, Nervous system, Indigestion,
Constipation, Neuralgia, Catarrh,
Blood troubles, Aches and Pains.
Teeth extracted without poison or
pain for 50 cts. Consultations free.
Don't miss this opportunity. DELAYS
are dangerous. Come at once. Office
at dwelling west of Jas. p. Gill's live
ry stable, Main street, GAINESVILLE.
Tenn. Doors open day and night to
the suffering. Poor as well treated as
the rich.
DIR. ]. NJ. BEAVER.
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4 VERITABLE LYING TOMB
The Chamber in Which Con-
demned Criminals at Sing
Sing Wait Their Doom.
The McCoy-Hatflsld Feud Revived by
q Fresh Murder at Logan
Court House.
Clever Capture Of Gang Of Counter
feiters- Texas Wants Much Room
at the Worlds Fair.

Nav YoHK. April s.
Lawyer Heinselman mas fled with Clerk
Sparks. Of the general sessions. notice of
appeal in the case OF James j. Slocum,
once wsll knoan professional base ball
player. who was convicted OF murder In
the first dsR Riee In beating his wife, Ellen
SIoeatn, 10 death with an ax. and Son
fenced BY Judge MARITIME TO die by elec-
tficity. II visited my client. slocnm. =
said LAWYER Helnselnlan, in the exeeu-
tive chasubeg at Sing Sing. have
had large professional experi-
enes Ia places Of penal confinement,
but nothing that ] have ever seen
approaches IN its awe inspiring attributes
this terrible prison. II is one-ssory
granite buiIding. about atty feet square,
disconnected with all other parts Of the
buiiding, except by the deadly wire that
connects Il with the dynamite shed. The
granite walls are i've feet thick, | am told.
and certainly appear to be. There are
three iron doors, one within one another,
NJ the end OF the death chamber, facing
the river. The keepers seat is within
the third floor. AT the further
end of the chamber. facing the
keepers seat, are fohf cells. The walls
between the cells are OF granite.
and two feet thick. The inmates OF the
calls are always under the keepers eye.
Owing to the thickness of the walls and Of
the three doors not SOUND Of the world
outside IL audibie. II Is a yeritahle living
tomb. When q LAWYER or priest or minis
ter sees one of the condemned men, q
heavy gresa baize curtain Is dropped oyes
the doors of the other cells so that the In
mites cannot sse she face OF the visitor on
heashis voice. IA In terrible ordeal, aad
IA seems almost incredible 10 me that they
can retain their reason until the hom oI
execution arrives.
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Hs0rd ftsyIe. Tor wham There IL sn Exvl-
aen ~ Heme. May Have Met nsnwssl's
Fate.
waxxIpEa. Aprsaa.
/ tsoni Boyle, whose mysterious slaA~p-
psaranee on tue western ranches Of Alberta
IL reported by calae from Iaondon. wa@ssll
known 10 the Canadian northwest. RE
represented tho Macleod district Ia tina
legislature and was looked upon
as one OF ms most shining liRhts.
Al the lass elections be rstir~d from ths
house and suddenly disappeared. since
which time theirs has been no trace Of his
whereabouts. II was At first supposed bis
lordship had gone TO q mining camp near
by. but all inquiries among miners failed
TO give his friends any cine. Since the an
nouncement of the death Of the esri of
Shannen and tine succession of young
Boyle to his fathers title and enormous
estates In England. search has been re-
newed. and Hon. Henry Boyle left London
yesterday for Canada to assist the detect
ives IN working up their case. As the
young lord was known to have large snm
of money ON his person nj the time OF his
disappearance, there ara fears Of foul play.
and the suppression prevails that
Boyle has mat similar fate to
Benwell, the young Enalishman re-
Gently murdered al Woodstock, Ontario.
Telegram from Macleod last night says
Lord Boyle went west from there To
British Colnmbia. He suddenly disap-
peared and bias never been heard from
since. He is supposed 10 have gone to
Alaska. Some OF hts friends still believe
him alive and perhaps In some remote part
OF the northwest,
Anolher theory is that he may have
started for England By the way Of India,
and may nov be somewhere in the east.
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THE TAIE .pENrED.

fsx.-tsov. sfcEnsry HAS HAD No Asquaini-s
aaee stfh - HscENs French Marquis.
Nnw YonK. April >.
. Danlap's Gable News Service cahled an
untrue and sensational story from London
on March 20, 10 the effect that the
langhtera os ex- ssovs McEnery, OF Iouis
uaa, had met spurious french marquis an
the French liner. La Champagne. on one of
siAe recent trips froRa Havre 10 New York.
|lXb@ &SArN AIiaaeN RlAHl Dna OF tho Young
lasli4s - oa tlse f6fKx IL becoming en-
IesRsk - she KssneAusan, who called
=. \. y - ssssau1, :. nna.-
Oa she arrival II shs stsamer al New
Yosk shs snx@fnsx nsss hss aauehters at the
pier aud was introduced TO the marquis.
The governor gave him most cordial re-
eeption, invited him to a special banquet
and was so we'll pleased THAI he introduced
him to many New York friends. Suddenly
the marquis was called to Texas to look
after his ranches, and not wanting TO wait
for remittance, drew through
the obliging governor on a
business firm at Baton Rogue for $4,000
and second draft on some other place in
Texas for S65J. He bade most aifec-
tionaie farewell. with promise TO exchanges
letters, but was never heard from AGAIN,
and the drafts remain unpaid. The COVER
nor has since discovered that the marquis
is trsnch chef, and Is now believed to be
ia Paris working in a restaurant.
The whole story is. q cruel hoax, without
word Of truth ia IL, The Misses Nc.
Enssy travelled in Europe last summer
under The chapesonage Of Mrs. Wilson,
wifs oE ihe gnmf xsugar planter, OF Lou
isinnn.sssfhry/ honA alone on the La
campasns |hen shs steamer arrived
thsir fash b New Orleans. Ex Gov.
Mcssnsr1 Kitten 10 proprietor Cran-
ston, New York Hotel, to have
some mess tis daughters at
the pIaf. Mr.. Cranston sent trusted
employe. who escorted the ladies to the
hotel. In q few DAYS they went to New
Orleans IN company With some old friends
they had met in the hotel. Neither ex-
Gov. MeEnery nor his daughters ever met
| or heard OF any Marquis de Lermont or
any one representing himself to be a mar
quis. The whole story as cabled and pub
lished in the New York and southern
newspapers is utterly false and malicious.
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rLooD~ ~ TttE SouTn.


- >Kat~r~ ss1si rxks1n8 ~ nxsssisaippt -
y,nnwxr d Kun>&M Iase Feafsd.
X&X onIKAxa Apxji 4.
kxi61Sloh reosivesl from Rolling Forks.
1E1s !. Il Isle hour Inst night says. The
wr1er iii Deer ereek has risen 4 feet within
NV lssf thirty SIX hours and Ii nov run
n1nx over its banks, aud Ii still rising at
fl1 rate of haIf M inch per hour. Every
fook of dry lana III Rolling Forks
w1Il ha under water before morning.
j passenger train from Memphis.
5ae here last night, did not arrive till
ttis morning. and could 20 no further.
After gemainins here for several hours II
uas turned around aud ordered back to Lee
land. The train men say Ii iA impossible
a. get back there, because the track has
noated on It's bed specisl from Rose
1ale. Miss. says: The new lsvee NJ Catfish
creek broke this morning and the water Ii
now rushing through q gap Go0 feet
VIde. BY adding 10 this the volnmc Of
water from breaks lower down, the back
country will be inundated aud the diff
eniiies will probably be increased. The
most Of the plantations Inundated are al
ready mere or less Hooded by breaks lower
down. Msny of the best estates IN the
country will, however, be flooded to .
very considerable depih. II IL believed
that precautions hare been taken 10 pro-
tect stock and that no human life i
endangered.
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ioountsrseiter- oap.urs.l.

BUFFALo, April
United States Secret Service Agent
Baag. assisted by the police, made clever
capture Of gang of connierfeiters.
Shortly after o'clock the posse made q
raid. upon q room ON the top foor OF No.
- East Ganessee street. The door was
smashed In, and seated about counter
feitiae outtit, with bran new bogus dollars
scattered around them, we're found Edward
Sylvester, Charlie Mann and Harry
Williams. They were quickly hand
cuffed and taken to the police station.
They are pretty tough trio.
Sylvester liz about 35 years of age, well.
known counterfeiier. Mann is none other
than Charles McCrGn, well-known des-
perado, and native Of Lockport, and has,
With his brother. Big Frank, been under
surveillance OF che police in ell parts OF the
country. Williams, about a month sso.
was exhibiting at Wonderland lis cley-
erness in cutting designs on cards with Q
knife aud selling the product OF bis genius
10 onlookaFss AZ the stasion-honse Syl.
yessee, vho is credited with being the ring
leader. broke down and cried like q child.
He told the police that Il was lucky they
came when they did, for he intended ieav-
ing town nj once.
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slave lIssraa q New Vendetta.

BALTIMORE. Nd, April g.
Hostiiitiss on tine bloody ground made
notorious hy the Hatfield Mccoy fsud
have broken ons afresh aud another victim
ksHi ksSHiraf raaffa a agasa n thf lqaR lAsss itYaa
vendetta. Information comes from Logan
court house, w. Va, that Jerry Hatfield
aud M. G. Lee, an aihersnt of the hIccuy
fartien, met In public house. Both
Immediately drew reyolsers aud began
to blaze away al each other. The fusiiade
continued until their ammunition was ex-
hausted. Hatfield dropped dead ON the
floor. Lee, fiourishing his revolver aud
threatening TO kill everybody who tried 10
stop him, then went 90 the nearest stable,
compelled the owner TO saddle d horse and
galloped across the state line into Ken
tucky. Jerry Hatfield was q consin of
Devil Anse." The tragedy has caused
much excitement in Logan Court House
aud more bloodshed is feared.
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warrRHrcwx. n. r., AprIis
The business ssctien OF the village Of
Theresa, about twenty miles from hsre.
burned this morning. forty-two bindings
being destroyed. The Ioss H. between
sl50. 600 and $2o0. 900. About twenty Of
the buildings were dwellings,. The others
we're stores and shops.
HaEaom, kfe., April }.
special from Greenvllie junction ssys
the Hotel West at that place burned early
this moraing. The house was full of peo-
pie and there wers mary narrow escapes.
Five horses, two ears. twenty Two hogs
and twenty tons Of hay were burned In fhe
stable. bnt twenty horses saved.
sr. f.orss. April q
The largest brick block In Linckviils.
III, burned yesterday morning. Loas.
&5O.Ofsl.
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AahseEFasksS.
The steamer Scandia. from New York
has arrivedat Hamburg.
TEE report ID u rupture between Bul-
easia aud ssrsia Is eiicielly declared Al
Sofa TO be untrue.
Al rHr result of > i~pnse in res.
tantant AZ Debrssin, Hungary, forty chal.
lenges 10 dueIs have been issued.
lHE Brazilian bishops viii shortly issne
il pastoral refusing 10 consent ID the sep.
Arstion of church and state.
FoRTr i3oulangists, iaelusiinR Lagaerfs,
I4Aisant aud Dsronlae, have gone 10 Jersey
70 confer with Gen. Isonlan ger.
! f4fF state treasurer of the ranton oi
Tieino. Switzerland has beea arrested on
the ehargF OF enahezxling i,0oe,0.sl francs
Nh. PALMER, the financial aivissr OF
the khedive of Egypt. aud Ilgrane Pasha
will start for Paris by the next mail 10
silSeuss the conversion Of tho Egyptian
ss@hs
JAMS LEE. charge d'ahaires of the
United Statss In Brasil. has presented
Gen. Deodora Ia Fonseca with the con-
grataIatory motion adopted by the United
States congress and approved by President
Harrison.
Tnf Pacific Mali eompans's steamer
China arrived Ia Hong Kong, March 81.
Her time from San Francisco Was twenty
ssays. inclndinaa stop al Yokohama. This
reduces the time two days, being the fast
est trip on record.
THE vatican has instructed the papal
muncio at Berlin and Bishop kopp to aci
IN energetic accord with the leader OF the
German centrist party. and 10 yield 10 the
government ou no point without securing .
real aud adequate concession.
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NKw YoRK, April 8
The stone from Calvary, which is 90
form the corner of DR.. Taimages new
tabernacle, has arrived At Brooklyn on the
steamer .6aaya. II ik about three feet
square and tea inches thick. and weighs
nearly a2b pounds. its color II dark red
and II looks very much like piece Of Can.
adian granite. The iegand In that the
stone il one upon which the Savior atapped
while on the way 10 the cross. A box Of
relics accompanied tha Efone.
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WICHITA. Kan. April D
The crusade against the saloons or
joints has reached this state. Some OF
the members Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, OF Kingman. applied
10 the court for warrants to pull
joints" and the business Of the
courts was such that the warrants
could not be given nj the moment they
called. In the movement time was an inn
portant feature. and they decided to make
a raid Three of the places where Il was
supposed inaoxicants wers being sold were
visited. and all packages Of suspicious
flavor we're carried out and dumped into
the street. Qnite crowd collected.
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SPARKS rRoM Tmr wrRs-.

kz<n sxsIse1e1F exaIsexaent II Fafminx.
~. <I1.. y 6fIlI II kssef hesa. Tha fwp
1 1alsege ~ - reop<nsa TAs
H1x j. <e Jt&zine eoAcernx naznniae.
tafiAN H1|<s l<sll ~ k10 Yprh hoSf&eas
e1ltlasssl nndsr ~ naels 81 ths} esl
Laaa eampanx II Nee XssA 4He sm
bined capital h 81 100000.
FRIrz zISSASoS, OF New York. killed
Hudson river pilot, William Abefnsthey.
with a biow which hrake his sknil. The
murder In believed TO have been melted by
a steamboat engiueer. who mated the dead
man.
DIR. ID. II. SRITH, one Of the most prom.
insnt physicians In Cleveland. o.. has been
sued by George Sinclair. a we'll kkown dry
goods merchant, for a2a,DosE Sinclair
claims that Smith alienated fhe affections
Of his wife.
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the MARKETS.
sloux city Tav. ssses.

Sioux crry. April 3
Hoxa- Estimated receipts. seo; ofslolal
ysstexdAy, U90. Market aottve ANA srFOnB
Quotatiens l9ht. sL00es.0gs u aixsd. sAlG
II isEsssmsssa 81 receipts. 100; osleiai yss
terday. go ,shipmsuts. f.tk9a Maxkst active sad
arm. Quotations natehars' steers. prime. s3s5A
m4oai medium 20 eooa. saaAaa1s fss.issa.
= 1s GOOD II sass sas ~ ssssssrs. enoiss. il sass1
100; nlasiiam - good, - Wss3 % lnfsEi9E.
90 zsexAa5; cows. extra nhoiee. es.Fsa3.eo.
sian % y y e sSea eannaen - vss.ass = snss.
choase ss.e5@a.su; ecmn0n. Sa.i0az0e; buila.
chcies sasstss. %: somnaon, si.naas1.ss calves.
south omahM lave ssccs.
snEfTH nMAazA. Apx1l -
Hogs = Eassmsssa rsssipss. asao. Onleial
ssstsrsaay ~. Market epsnsd higher. settling
Z csssls sass -Kssimsssd rsessgsa, i.a0 omsial
yesterday ss0 Market opened stsoagsr.
Chieaxs Live ssssk.
CHICAGO April )
flaxs ~-Roaesp4a. .Mn Mnrkst active and
Arm &c fula sesmeF praess iiEht. sa.a9eBA.as !;
heavy paSkina and shlppinss tA4aaAtTsA
Osttis hecsinss io.eM Msskst stsssiy e
and fasasrs sanaaas fsxss eassas, sa-soa
IN sass, Reesspss. i.sea sssssa .ssess: n.
siyss, - lsaa @ wsatezA sore-fsd. s*seaa*e;
New rsrk rss<sacs.
NKw Yom8. April 4.
wheat Msrhss faagly scsass nnaana hlghss
May. 81 g-faHsf IssfGF.
cexa-sisskss sssofs saa hishesi Steamer
mtxsds y -. .a...
Provislo0as PnsA unchanest Lara ss4say
AZ 80 81 Hukz~F ziaw ezsf ae@k uNHx&7us =
tse. kaxs s&sF wsstsfn. 1Rst 40
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cMIcA0o. ApriI S
B. u. Paddock, president Of Texas
Spring Palace Exhibition company, has
arrived in Chicago for consultation with
the worlds fair commission IN reference 10
the allotment Of ten mcrsseF space for the
erection at the fair Of reproduction on :
large scale Of the spring palace. w. H.
Newman, general etrafsic manager of
the Chicago a Northwestern road,
said that the Texas palace
was far more original affair
than anything be had saan esther at the
censennial at Philadelphia or Al last years
Paris sxposition. The structure is an ina
nsense realistic representation OF the prod
nets and industries Of TexAs. seenss "a
cattle ranches, harvests, mioing, cotton
pieking. etc, are shown, every Indn,frs
being represented By the exclusive use oI
the product OF chief Importance ID each.
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secret society, including among It's mem-
hess The emperor. Chancellor yon Caprivs
and Gen. do Nefncis, the minister Of war,
proposes 10 reconcile the democratic par
ties aliena.ed by bismarck, and that the
emperor has adopted the socialist theories
OF I.assalls and Taine. IL savs he has
taken the new social asetrine inio HIS own
hands 20 sase the toitefing thrones Of
kusope. The pamphlet has eanssa sen
aaaion.
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floHTON. April 5. 2
A Halifax special TO the Herald says:
The Newfoundland aovexnmant nod de-
cided ~ repeal the bais acf, and hereafter
ths1 French, American aud Canadian nshs
srmen will be permitted 10 freely purchase
hsit IN Newfoundland harhora npon the
payment Of tannaee and the reaniresl
license tess.
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KALAMAZOO. Mkelass ApRii 4
The stravboard works IL Ailagan was the
scene of a peculiar accaaeRt. The bottom
of the ssorehonse gave way and lei 300 bar
rels at nmas into shs tail race os ths mill.
The lime at onee began 10 slaek and raised
M Intense heat, thus apdangeriIg eight
tons of straw that WAS stored overhead.
The Gre department waa called ont and
aflsf = long EFFORT 4 disastrous TIRE was pre-
vented.
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ISnrrrS,rErs ror~roSsD.

THE Democratic raneus ssili faaeanis~ss
Postponed la ahe Iowa Hemss.
DIES NorxEs. April Especial
In the house this afternosn, after CON
siderable discussion and parleying, In
whish Il was shcwn that no favor
able action eonid be- hoped for on the
democratic eaneus bslI. "a was moved and
carried shs il be sldeanissly posi-
pcnea
Independent republicans despair Of com
ing 10 compromise st this session.
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No Truth In the 1segors.

LONDON "a 7ril
DF. Acland, West end physician, denies
that there Ii auy truth In the report that
Mr. Shannon, the Dublin solicitor Uf the
TSmes who conducted the negotiations with
Pigott, has aed from the country. He says
the whole story Is hoax. A TREND Of DIR.
Acland left Shannon In Canada early In
March and IN now ON has way torejoin him.
shannonss family. according to the same
authority, aTe aware OF has address. and
there has neysr been any secrecy about bis
movements.
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discovered . aa.s.

sT PETsnsHvRa. Aprii5.
The police at Gaizehana discovered ex !.
fs4osi~rs on the grounds of the impsriai
palace The imperial family has IN conse.
quence renouneea the idea Of going there
to finish Lent. The cxar for two days has
suffered from q relapse of intinsnza. which
has compelled him 10 postpona audiences.
His condition i nos serious.
The czas mas abandoned the proposed
hunting trip IN Poland ON account OF 4
plot to throw the imperial train on the
track. a decoy train. supposed TO contain
the czaa ami suite, was wrecked by rocks
placed on the rails.
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BLoomIseroS, Hl. April s.
Albert Heinrich, farmer OF washbafn,
has lost a drove OF 100 fns hogs. nssrly all
Jersey reds. by cholera within the last two
weeks.
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FROM THE Old WORLR
Various conjectures as to tht
Cause of Emin's Joining
the Germans.
The Majority Of Them Asoribe HI
Remarkable Conduct 10 pique
and jealousy
Prince Bismaroks List of Pfssersts n!
amusing 0ne---Has Discovered
a plot---Cablegrams

f&0NnHNs April >. &
Ths action Of Emin Pasha Ia eoneladin1
an engagement with Germany 10 return e.
central Africa has given rise 10 innnmera-;
Bile theories 10 account for his change oI'
front. the majority If which aseribe hlt'
remarkable eonduct TO piqne and iealousy|
of Stanley. Othar theories are hased of]
the belief that Maj. Wlssman hes been aEr|'
thorixad ~ offer him the absolnte controi Z
with snfsieient force ia keep II in subjsc-s
tsssa, Of much greater expanse OF talritorsl
than he formerly governed A. an ostensible.
Egyptian chisftain, and II is confidently
asseyted that the salary Of EI,oOD year.
which Is stated 20 be his salary. Ii bnt Al
small part Of che amolnments Of bis ue4a
position. AS 10 Maj. Wissman's aug !.
msnted activity. IL Ii assumed he is iss<2
spired BY Emperor William. whose eager
ness to extend Germany's colonial pos%es.|
sions and d,infnence in oil directions In walt
kuown. la this belief II Is predicted that
Germany wsH almost immediately inanesl-
rate an aeerasslso policy in south. eastefn
and central Africa.
what STANDBY Thinks-
CAfRn. April s.
In an interview Stanley said Emit
had both English and German Offers, aud
he cannot be hlauscf IL he Thought the
kserman offers preferable. The uermaa
sphere Al influence is clearly. desnsds
Wiaanakzn and /entarprising Germans are
entsfesf withik their right ia ayailipg
shemsslvsa ot every assistance. Any trans
xs*Hsiun ~ asaher the English or the aer-
nsAns y = matter for diplomary. Tf he
wins over the Arabs be will add TO hiA
reputation and not hurt English inlasesis.
StiIl ths Germans cannot be too cantioua
i'm their natural desire 20 Secure trade
routes. Emins proclamation reveals sore
ness and was unnecessary.
Emlnss Eama Rigl.
xAkxanAR, Aprila
Emin pasha Ii hand bin accuses the.
nsiaaea eeaaSaA eE faiwlr ae~csSlaaa hix -
- rlafAtiN v Tpffas eSp9. ~ zrsf
pIaaalz1 Asia< slaales HsIs er11
\ s Hill III ||
hslitk & lh.t W. EIeisns Asst - maksne