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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

First publication Sept ~. last Dec =.
Whereas. default hts been made VA the pms
ment Of the money secured by mortgage date
the l7th day of january in the year. 1891
executed by John Koepeke aud LOUISE kcCVgti
his vile. OF the village oftrystal Falls, Mirhir lu
20 Godfrey kinSley. Of the same place. nhi,l
said mortgage was recorded Ia the oilicc ~ th,
register ~ dee ofthe county OF Iron in Liner ,
oimortgages, on page "a on the t7th day 81 InA
urary of the year 1891, ~ o'clock p. IA ans
Whereas. the amount claimed "a be due GA sniA
mortgage az the date Of this notice Is the snm ~
four hundred aud twenty dollars ana twenty
five cents (sf2O 25l Of principal aud interest
and the further sum ~ ten dollars $1,000 as
an attorney Zee stipulated for IL said mortfN
and the whole amount claimed 10 be unpaid uu
said mortgage " the sum oi four hundred an|I
thirty dollars and twenty-five cents (Si3o. 2a)
and no suit or proceeding having been Institute
at law TO RECOVER the debt now remaining Sc.
cured by said mortgage or ANY part thereCl
whereby the power Of sale contained n snia
mortgage has become operative. Now Therefore
notice IL hereby given THAI by virtue oi the sait.
power of sale ana IN pursuance Of the statute 10
such case made aud provided the said mortestr.
Will be forecosed By sale OF the premise. ther,.
IN described ~ public auction 60 the highest
bidder NJ the front door at the court house in
the Village OF Crystal Falls, IN said county 81
Iron, on the Sth day ~ Deccmher next, at tfi.
O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day, which salf
premises ara deSofibed IN said mortgage ~ fni.
lows, to wit: Lot numbered cilghtythree So
Of the original recorded plat OF the village II.
Crystal Falls In the county ~ Iron md state a.
Michigan. NoprREi KINsIEy
q. r. CRANDAIIs MOrtpugen
Attorney
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

First publication sept 20. hast Dec. -.
Whereas default has i,tsaIi made IN The pnynif az
Of the money secured by "a mortegler dated ttr
goth day Of August, Ia the year 1900. oxerutr'i
by Henry iiolsfein and John schmidt. az tht
vlnge OF crystal fails Michigan, 20 tesrus u
,randali and Frances r. srandnll, his Milr. uI
the same place, which said mortgage was rcori
ed Ia the Office Of the webster ~ deeds ~ D.
county Of Iron, IN Llber = ~ inortFilgtH, on ltr
AT 10 o'clock "A. m. aud. Whereas. the amount
claimed 10 De due on said mortgage az the dilti'
OF this notice Is the sum Of One Thousand
and one Hundred and Sixty-thr-. Dollars
1,l63 OOl OF principal and interest and fslir
ance and the further sum Of FIFTY Dollars l$.ff
a. an attorney ive stipulated for 10 said mort
gaze and the whole amount clullned TO be- unpaid
ON said mortgages Il the sum OF cine Thollsanf
and Two Hundred and Thirteen boil IN
tSi,2l3Oo) and no suit or proceeding HAVING
been instituted nt law 10 recover the tlcht RON
remaining secured by said moTtgnps or any part
thereof whereby the power OF sale contained a.
said mortgage has become operative. Nam
therefore, notice Is hereby given that by NiriEc
Of the said power OF sale and in purSHence OF the
statute IN such ease made and provided. the said
ises therein described nt public auction Go tiss
highest bidder az the front door oi the court
house. In the village 81 Crystal Falls, IN s,sid
county OF Iron, on the 22nd day al lccenit,i
next, at ten o'clock Ia the forenoon 81 that day
which said premises are described IN said mort
rag. a. follows, To wit: Lot numbered ~. i,r.
cordlng 10 the recorded plat Of the origins
village of Crystal Fails la the county of irul.
nnd state Of Michigan.
T.. A. WOODWARD, G. r. CnANBAfI,
Attorney. MORTGAGE.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

First publication NOV. ~ last Dee 10.
State of Michigan. county OF iron--fs. AZ
session OF the Probate court for said county
held ut the Probate office hi the village OF Crss
tai Fails on the 10th day ol November. IN 1,
year One thousand. eight hundred and nine y
one. Present. VIM. j Brown. Judge ol Probate.
Ia the matter OF the estate of Samuel konssi
deceased. on reading and nng the petition
duly verified. OF salmon komS praying thut "a
administrator may be- appointed Tor sand estate
Theretpon. " Is ordered. that Friday. the pa
day Of January, 1892 M 10 O'Clock Ia the ior.
noon, he assigned for The hearing Of said petition
aud that the heirs-at-law ot said defcused AN
all Their persons interested va said estate. af.
required Co appear at a session of said court
then To Doe holden IA the Probate office. ia th,
village OF Crystal Falls and shoW cnuse. II an,
there be. why the prayeruI the petitioner Shou,
not be granted. Aud " Is fnrlher ordered. thai
SAID petitioner give notice 20 he other person,
interested In said estate. 81 the pendcnry of ~i,
petition. and the hearing thereof. by cnn~inR
copy Of this order To be published in TnE biA
MONp nRiI.L, IA newspaper printed in saidconnty
three successive weeks previous 10 said day d
hearing. WM Y. BROwN,
IA true COPY. Judge - Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

WHEREAS A petition signed BY twelve oi
more electors has been presented 10 the town
ship board Of the township of crystal Falls NJ
questng that u special township meeting be held
at the town hall, Ia said township on Monday
the 2ist day Of December. 1891, Tor the purpOss
Of submitting TO the electors OF said township
the proposition Of raising the sum ofsi ZOO, 90
by loan, secured by bonds on said townahppay
able IN fifteen years after date. Tor the purpose
at paying the outstanding indebtedness Of said
township. therefore be H.
IiI:soTNED. That a special township meetinp
be held IN the township OF Crystal Falls, on
Monday. the 2lst day of December, 1891 ~
the town hall and that the township clerk be
hereby instructed 20 submit 10 the vote 81 the
electors OF said township at that time IN the
manner required by law, the proposition Of rails
Ing by loan the sum of sl5.OOOOO. payable fif
teen years after date, secured by the bonds oi
said township of Crystal Falls Tor the purpose
81 paying the outstanding indebtedness ol
said township. according 10 the request
of the petition OF said electors, and that
the clerk be and II hereby authorized
aud requested without further instructions from
this board to give notice of this special township
meeting the purpose for which II was called. pre-.
pare and distribute ballots for the use OF elect
ors. aud take all necessary -steps and proceed
ings IN the matter 10 bring the proposition To n
vote OF the electors IN manner required by law.
.fOIs Fisher. clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28
Terms Of Court for isea-ea.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Oct. 10, 1891.
do hereby fix and appoint the times
Of holding the several terms Of the Cir
cult court for the Twenty fifth judicial
Circuit 81 Michigan, FOR the years 1892
and 1898, ~ follows, to-wit:
FOR THE YEAR 1892.
DICKINSON CoUNTy.--lanuary 9Th, first
Tuesday April 9th, first Tuesday, July
10th, third Tuesday; October 10th, sec.
ond Monday.
DELTA County, January 10Th, third
Tuesday; April 10th, third Tuesday
July Goth, fourth Tuesday October stb,
third Tuesday.
MENoMINEE CouNry.--Februnry LIST,
first Monday; May End, first Monday
August 22nd, fourth Monday; November
l4th, second Monday.
IRON COUNTY. February 10th, third
Monday; June 9Th, first Monday; Octo-
Der 3D., first Monday.
MARQUETTE County .--Fcbrnnry ODD,
fourth Tuesday; May 18th, third Mon
day; September 18th, second Tuesday
December 9Th, first Tuesday.
FOR THE YEAR lS93.
DICKINSON couNry.--.Ianuary 3D., first
Tuesday; April 10th, second Monday
July 18th, third Monday; October 9th,
second Monday.
DELTA COUNTY. 18th, third
Tuesday; April 18th. third Tuesday I;
July 9Th, fourth Monday; October oath,
fourth Tuesday.
MEMONINEE County February LIST,
Inst Wednesday May ist, first Monday;
August 2ist, third Monday; November
18th, second Tuesday.
IRON couNry. --Fcbruary 18th. second
Monday; June 9Th, first Monday; Octo-
her 2nd, first Monday.
MARQUETTE CouNry February Goth,
THIRD Monday May 10th, Third Tnes-
day September 18th, second Tuesday I;
Deemcber 9th. first Tuesday.
J.W. STONE. Circuit judge.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

first Publication Nov. :. last Dec -
1891 Notice A. hereby given thai The l.llrolus
nhme1 settler has tird notice ~ his Intention ~
, mnss nnal proof ~ support on his claim. aud
.ne, rhlu proof viii be made heforr the clerk O'
s,'r lfsui, court for Iron county nt crystal
gus, Mich, ON December H. 1891. via. Elur
s9,ue"e'I, III. Application No Mann for the east
nnn ~ Tue southeast quarter and south east
three, township an. north 81 ranun ,,:l west. ne
a Nv ioilowinH Witnesses 10 prove his con
, ~ ftsilsncc upon aud cultivation o. said
49, ~ w hilon etovel, 0eou.e Kitchen. Mar.
f"'' township, Iron county. Michigan
Cko. 4. koYCk. REGISTER.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28
Double Eagles.

in the report Of the session oil the Wis
conein consistory in the Milwaukee 'reIe
Riaph. the following concerning two O
thc recent graduates. who are popular
10 Cryst',l Falls, appears;
GcorRe r. Famous is a native OF Wis
co1sin, having been born at GAINESVILLE In
1H5S and is conductor on the &. &
NV. Ry., his home being at Meno,ninee
Mich.
Henry X. Armstrong is a native ol
Green Bay. 32 years OF age, a Chicago 4
Northwestern passenger conductor, be-
longs to Fisher Lodge III Florence, Lake
Superior Commandcry, ard is now II resi.
dent Of Green Bay.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28
Photoarnph onllerv.

To the people Of Crystal Fails and
vicinity | desire 10 announce that my
photograph gallery is now in running
order and that am prepared To do any
and all kinds of work IN my line in the
very best style of the art and ut prices
az low as can be done by any responsible
photographer. My gallery u located on
Fourth street. near the town hall and ~
the best appointed gallery in the city, IL
waH built and equipped for only the best
81 work and that is only what I propose
To do. 10 those desiring the best al
work done an invitation 20 call on me-
at my gallery is extended.
WM. RoRrurs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28
Specimen Cases.

$. III. Clifford, New casscl, Wis, ". q
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism
his stomach was disor,lcicd his liver was
affected 20 mn alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and he was terribly reduced IN
flesh and stcngth Thre bottles ui
electric bitters cured him. Edward Shcp.
herd, Harrisburg, III. had running sore
on his leg OF eight Years standing.
Used three bottles of electric bittcrs aud
seven boxes OF Buckeln's Arnica Salyc
and his leg Is sound and well John
Speaker, Catnwba, o., had five large
fever sores ON his leg, doctors said be
was incurable. One bottle electric bit
tiers and one box Bucklcn's Arnica Salvc
cured him entirely. Sold at Hooking =
Pharmacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, suit rlieum, fever
sores. letter, clinppcd lnnds, chlblains.
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. ~
Is guaranteed 90 give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price % cents pti
box at bookings Pharmacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

Editor TIE DIAMOND DRILL
SlR:--A letter signed Critic" which
appeared in last weeks Clipper has been
placed to my credit did not write it,,
nor am responsible for il in any way.
Respectfully Yours,
n. l.. JENNINGS
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

Mrs. A. +. Robinson announces tliai
she continues 90 do washing. ironing nnil
mcnding az her home In Maple Grove.
Family washing taken nnd we'll dome at
reasonable rates. Washing aud mcmdh3.
for gentlemen done IN the very hest etylc
and NJ prices IN accordance with Tie
time. Give her call
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

Il you want anything in the way Of
storm sash 81 any make or size, apply
10 the crysaI Falls Lumber Company.
Storm sash are cheap and their cost can
ne saved ten times over during a winter
by u decrease in the amount Of fuel re-
qniresI to keep a house warm. Order
early
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28
DIAMOND DRILL CORES,

.Hewsy Notes, Fresh and Crisp, Gathered in by
Spry Drill Reporters.
Des vas lccdlc Shakes stomach,
Ven Thanksgiving day begun
Ind decS vas lecdc Shakc'sstomaeh,
Ven dot T'nnksgiyings day beanlonc:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN II have III
my possession several watches Ieft lorrr.
pairs. Owners who desire a. redeem
them must cnIl nj once and pay clmrees.
otherwise the goods will b. removed and
ultimately sold. A. Btuon.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

New dwelling house 81 six rooms, just
~ mnIs(r>I nnf n model al convenience In
1v<r1 r~l1ec< Il,cA ted on Nnrqucttea ave.
W. <n<@ ku< <orun. amply a. Campbell
@I tro& Mn, Crystal Falls.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

so' S sssy ssa Xxx Z; IL aa sis a. .so,
o! !is township q {sy:tsI YAM. y Inc count.
n m. s ~ n i ss's ss sessin is Il %
~ n sn s e S rS e bs a
ss ss pofsssa }cnnsp q sss
AKA ssssors' said Il money to bs raised a BY oan'
which vote shah be by ballot and said ballots
4 % mad ns follows; "To bolid the township of
| crystal Falls for fifteen thousand dollars ,sis,-
Inc nas II. q The sa sse~"shipSss
! and ITO bond the township of Crystal funs for
fifteen thousand dollars (si5,p'o0o) for the
| Of said township The polls will DC open
AZ o'clock a. m. or as soon thereafter ~ may
| be. and shall continue open until three o'clock
cietion. shall adjourn az twelve o'clock noon for
! Que hour Dated nt Crystal Falls. Michigan
this thirteenth day Of November. A y; 1891;
| Jon~ FfsiiEn. township cicrk.
| cnssrAr. FAlLs, Michigan. November 10.
| 1891 The postponed regular township meeting
Nas held IN the clerks office AT ~ O'Clock -. M.
With the following members present {. 4; Rob
erfs. chairman; Daniel BailnerInan, Justice Of
the peace John FISHER. clerk.
on motion ~ Daniel Bannrrfnan the township
clerk was instructed to furnish the township
10. - !. lie ,,axt meeting fh.reof A d.f ailed
statement OF all outstanding. township orders
~. 49,, IN ,,.,,..,s Io,,~ e,s,.r,, ,.l,.rl
''''' ~ $500 -
NoyrAnEn ~, 1891 special meeting q the
,,'ciret \ =, the mn hoard being ,,res,,pt Vol
l,sf,,a, A. ~. -
''''' :"
hkfohf ot I""NT'if ti.hih
Your township clerk TO whom was referred the
matter Of a~ferfalning, and report 10 this hoard
the amount Of outstanding township orders and
70 full statement Of the township indebtedness to
date Of report, begs leave 10 say. that he has
made n careful examination OF the same. aud
finds that the entire indebtedness az the town.
ship 10 the date hereof Ia full rs the OF sll,-
Dol 81, as follows.
April 1, 1891.
Total outstanding unpaid orders...s . 5l5 02
April 1901
Highway ......... ................ = 7D5 az
laf AZ
Poor fund O52 ~
Total outstanding orders mp TO dateSl4 50I 81
All of which orders ARE and have been bearing
interest at ten per cent. for one aud two years
last past which win make at least the total sum
of indebtedness nj si5,0OO.OO.
JonN FISHER clerk
--~-----
on motion OF Daniel Zimmerman the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, II appears 20 the respective mem.
beers 81 the township board ot CRYSTAL Falls
towns hip that there h an outs landing indebted
Hess against said township OF $4,000 90 for
which orders have been Issued. by order OF the
township board which said orders are bearing
interest AT the rate OF ten per cent uid, IL fur
Their appears To said board from the report of
the township trasurer, that there are no funds
with which TO pay such indebtedness, or any
part thereof and we deem the Indebtedness Of
the township matter OF such necessity as 60
require the immediate attention and action OF
this board ~ raising the necessary funds Tor the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

Total outstanding orders mp TO dates14 50I 81
All of which orders are and have been bearing
Interest at ten per cent. Tor one and two year,.
last past which viii make at least the total sum
of indebtedness NJ s15,0Oo.OO,
JonN FISHER clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

NOVEMBER ~. 1891 special meeting 81 the
township board In the clerks offc. nj ten
O'Clock :. M, the fn board being present. Fol
lowing il the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-11
An Electric Lirht controller.

An Edinburgh man has invented an in.
genious electro magnet gas controller
which will automatically turn up the gas
when the electric light is turned off, and
In case the electric light is turned on again
the gas will at ones be lowered. 1t is
claimed that great saving of gas is thus
effected, and in large stores and public
buildings such device will fill long felt
want The apparatus is attached to the
gaspipe in the ordinary way, and, when
the current is turned on, the main valve is
closed by means of an armature which is
attracted to a pair of electro magnets.
When the current is turned off the ar
mature IS instantly released, thus opening
the valve and allowing the gas to flow. A
sufficient quantity of gas is allowed to pass
TO the burners so as to keep them just
alight, and in the event of an accident to
the engines or the electrical plant the room
or building will not be left in Darkness
New York Telegram.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-11
Tattooi Among the Burmese.

OF all Blu customs one of the most
singular is of tattooiDg the person
from the to below the knees witt
figures in bl ok ink. Every man in tn,
whole of Burmah is thus adorned, and, un.
less his skin be unusually dark, he looks
at little distance as if he were clothed in
q tight fitting pair of knee breeches. This
"mark of manhood" which is usually con,
ferred when the subject is between twelve
and fourteen years of age, is very painful
one, and the agony, which must necessarily
be of the most intense, is often prolonged
from three days to a week. The subject
stupefied with opium, lies insensible to the
pain, while one figure after another grad
ually appears on his skin.
The instrument used by the tattooer in
doing this dainty work is brass rod near
ly two feet in length and a half inch in
diameter, weighted at the top with little
ornamental figure and provided at the
other end with hollow point, divided
into four very sharp points by cross slits.
Deep as the points of this stylus sink into
the flesh they seldom draw blood, but the
limbs and body soon swell in manner
that would alarm any one who did not
know what the final result would be-
Eight rupees is the usual fee paid the
tattooer for his weeks work The figures
that compose the design vary little, con-
sisting, as a rule, of tigers, dragons and
devils. Each of these figures is usually
surrounded by border sentence invoking
good luck upon the owner of the skin
whereon they are inscribed.-St. Louis Re.
public
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-11
A Touching Incident.

A group of emigrants was gathered In
the long, dreary passage which opens on
the bay at the Jersey City station, and as
the passengers waiting for the midnight
train strsyed that way they observed a
stolid, pathetic look on each face that told
of some greater sorrow than the loneliness
of strange land. There were the aged
grandmother, the father and mother, and
family of half grown children-little men
and women-who moved and talked and
looked like their elders. But they were all
silent now and sat motionless on the hard
benches on which their rude luggage was
piled.
Between the father and mother was a
rough bed, extemporized from shawls and
comforters and 8 coarse cloth coat, and on
that bed the youngest of the family was
sleeping; but there was that in the aspect
of the group that denoted such deep sor-
row that ons of the passengers approached
and asked:
''Is the child sieke"
The Danish people shook their heads-it
was an unknown tongue to them But one
of the boys, who had picked up few of
the necessary English words from his fel-
low travellers on the steamship voyage TO
this country, answered, without moving a
muscle of his face;
"Yesh-shleeps"
An hour later an official stopped and
looked At the group Then he turned down.
with no ungentle hand, the coverlid from
what be believed to be the sleeping child.
Why" be exclaimed, starting back.
"this child is dead"
''Yesh." said the boy who could speak
English. ''shleep-dead.
And these people had sat by their dead
for nearly eight long hours, racked with
anxiety as 70 what they should do, dis
tracted with grief, Jet unable 70 speak a
word OF their trouble 70 the many sympa-
thizing hearts that were within reach Of
them
They left the little yellow haired girl
baby, consigned 10 foreign grave, and
went on their way; but though they shed
no tears, there was that IA their blue eyes
that told OF a deep wound, and doubtless
in their new home they will miss tbs
quaint little figure in its blue woolen dress
aud round white cap and tiny wooden
shoes-the Danish baby that lies alone IN
der the shade trees Of Jersey City.-Xouth's
Companion
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-11

The Eqaipmsnt 81 D1sdi@yaI Church.
As for the vast numbers actually main
tanned BY tbs church the single example
Of Sc. Psai's cathedral, of c0urss tha
largest foundation IA tts city. vii furnish
an illustration In the year if30 the sscis-
~, ths cathedral body. inolodsd tks fol
lowing Tie bishop. tie daan, tbs f0uB
srchdssoopa. the trsssursr, sbs presenter,
the ehanesilos. thirty zroat csDons. twslys
lessar can0us, aboua fifty chaviains og
ehantrY pdessz. and thirty vi1Arz
OF infsriog rank 70 thses were the sacrssa
and tzrss yerREra. ths saooentos, tbs r1as-
Ter Of tks Ans4ng school. tbs nlasfar q 80
grammar school. tSs alsaonsy Gnd kAs four
verEgFA the ssTTit0rA tbs suTysYor, ths
twelve ecTfbea, shs book srauscrfbsr, ths
bookbincsr. tbs ebambsrlain, ths rgnt col
lsctoF, the baker, The brs1Ess-tbs brewsr,
who brs~ed in fsss q. SIS gallons. mast ksys
emDioyad = good naoY, ths baksx, Who
ovsnsd sysry rear e0.ooo loassa. o. every
day Eors thsz \ hundre1. laFgs asd
small, emplDys4 . good May mere. -
ssrTAEt1 of al thass oGssrn. - Gtngfnz
rnsn and eh0iF boys. II vbon priesEs wsrs
nacA ths beteEzaa Ead p - fsak. tks
sections. grave digE<rns gardsnsrz. bsA
ringers, maksrs and nepdsrs q tbs soeis-
Ssstseal robez. eissDsTs End EEeD-xa. e4s-
psntsrn. masons. pstntGzN ezrvsrs Gaa
Efidsrs-ons san VERY Vel trndsrgta1d tbss
ths ChurcA e q PszYs aSSas Dzat hass
found nFslihoed fog thoa1aotA
Ths Banss sqEfpznsns vGs rsesa4zFy -
syErY Sah9 rsaeiaas f0andatiso. Eos =
monastery bus hsa its Ess4ssF SD fszssE
e9osrs snd TIER S1ryaD14 ia essry GO
ther. rv-xs o. b~Ii xfaaera ths afnHtnn
nsn ssd boys. - EsggsrH, Ne earasonrs.
ths brszsrA. baksss, eoorR, EsnssoSss.
peribss, rszt eoIsDscrs. srd Al oSu1Dis1s
- vas g. P.sfs, s4sosh 81 . snalisr
szAlA Is ts@s 20 ssszk - unah - 49,
nla6s ~ eoEies.aEEeG1 sStabiiahnsz1s -
Lsndou - ipefz1lss tSuEtk yass 81 tAs
whoss Doyzixtioa & - esJy-WaitsF B.
sat h HsEpsFA