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OUT OF THEIR BANKS.
Rivers ia the Indian TerrItory-Damare t
Crops.

Rivers ia the Indian TerrItory-Damare to
Crops
ARKANSAS CRY, Kan, June ia gentle
man just arrived from Green county, in the
extreme southwestern part of Indian Terri
tory, says the Red river and its north fork
have been out of their banks for over a
week, completely hemming the peo-
pie in and cutting off all communion
tion with the outside world. The peo-
pie everywhere are suffering. Over half
the wheat crop is entirely ruined and corn
and oats nearly all killed. A cloud burst
inundated Fraser, running every merchants
stock of goods and compelling the peopl Q
to foe for their lives. Two persons we re
drowned In town and three in the count ry
along Turkey creek and Salt fork, and a
dozen or moro houses were washed away.
The damage done in that county alone will
exceed $500, 600
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st. Louis Races.

ST. Louis, June 15.-Mile and thirty
yards-Romp won, John irwin second, Sill
yer King third. Time, 1:471s.
Five furlongs-Minnie L. won, Frank
Kenney second, Orville third. Time, 1O216S.
MileEthel Gray won. Faithful second ,
Rorka third. Time, 1:4215.
IA lie and seventy yards-Joseph d. won,
McDarwin second, Annie May third. Time,
1:501a. ~.
Nine furlongs-Shibboleth won, Glockner
second, Guide third. Time, 1865.
Mile and fifty yards-Michael won, Whit
ney second, Balgowan third. Time, 1:45115S
Five furlongs-Carlsbad won, Invercauld
second, Content third. Time, 1:O3ll5.
Mile and seventy yards-Top Gallant
won, Duke of Sonora second, Jasper third.
Time, 1:55L.
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"Fritz" In the Other World.

CoRNwALL-ONT TuE-HupsoN, N. Y. june
15.-"Fritz" Emmett, the actor, died to-
day of pneumonia. Emmett was born In
lSil, at st. Louis, where. when about
twenty years old, he married Miss Eliza
beth Webber. He was drummer boy at
that time. In 1866 he got an engagements
as variety actor in Cincinnati and later
joined Bryant's minstrels. While variety
actor he originated his German song and
dance, which attracted 80 much attention.
In 1869, at Buffalo. he made the hit Of his
life as Fritz" Since then fortune has
smiled upon him.
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Morr,s Park NIeet,np.

MoRR1s PARK. N. Y, June 15.-Seven fur
longs-India Rubber won, Walcott second
Flavia third. Time, 1:2S
Nine furlongs-Raceland won, Missive
second (only two starters) Time, 1:54A.
Mile-L Intriguante won, India Rubber
second, Trinity third, Time, 1:4l.
Six furlongs-Mr. Wilcox won, Disap-
pointment second. Arnold third. Time,
lila.
Mile-Kingston won, Surplus second,
Punster. Jr., third. Time 1:43.
Six furlongs, heats--Cynosure won, Riot
second. Lyn third. Time, 1:134. Second
heat-Cynosute won, Lyn second, Blue
Jeans third. Time. 1.1311.
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Shot HIS Father-in-Law.

CINCINNATI, o., June ia sensational
shooting affair took place this afternoon in
Il florists establishment between Charles
W. White, we'll known attorney, and J. P.
Slough, his son-in-law. Slough and wife
have separated and he has made charges
against her which her father resents and so
when they met they both drew their revol-
vers. Ten shots were fired. White was ia
tally injured and Slough slightly wounded,
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Trouble Break. Out Again.

CLoQuETT, Minn., June 15.-Troublo on
the Fond du Lac Indian reservation has
broken out afresh. Yesterday Indians de-
stroyed McDevitt's dam on Stony brook.
They also threaten to derail Duluth d
Winnipeg trains and tear up the tracks if
that road hauls any more cedar poles that
are put on tho reservation. A force of
armed men left for the scene of trouble to-
dAY.
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Exceeded Its Powers.

CHICAGO, Jnns 15.-Lnst year the city
council passed an ordinance requiring
street railway companies to heat oars in
cold weather. A test case was brought
which Judge Mcconnell decided to-day,
He holds the ordinance invalid on the
ground That the council is not clothed with
power to impose such burden.
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Broadwnter Concert.

The bright weather yesterday afforded an
opportunity TO enjoy visit to the Broad
water which was taken advantage of by a
good many during the afternoon. In the
evening Prof. Romandy's orchestra gave an
excellent concert which was enjoyed by
many visitors from the city. The plunge
was also we'll patronized.
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Persistent Efforts Of Charles A
Jones to Commit Suicide at
Last Successful.
Morphine Used This Time and
Some Of the Drug Given
His Wife.
That Lady Is Out of Danger--Jones' Career
in Helena-Bridget Campbell
Took Laudanum.

BUTTE, June 16.-[Special. l-Chnrlos A..
Jones, well-known young lawyer Of this
city, committed suicide last night, taking
an overdose Of morphine. Jones came to
this city from Helena in March, 1888. He
studied law in the office of Carter, ClayberR
Mcdonnell. The fall before coming to
Butte he gained notoriety by being horse
whipped on Edwards street by man
named McNeal, who did not relish the at
tentions paid his daughter by Jones. In
Butte Mr.. Jones studied law, and in the
fall of 1883 leaped into prominence by be-
coming secretary of the republican county
central committee. At the time of the
steal of precinct thirty-four he went
out to the Homestake, secured en-
ployment as common laborer and
secured some affidavits which were
used against the democrats in the trial of
the case. Mr.. Jones led sporting life af-
ter that. and sank steadily downward.
During the past ten months he had three
times attempted suicide, but failed. Last
December he formed the acquaintance Of
Miss Zetta Clements. a telephone girl of 18
years. She received many warning letters
about him, but Jan. 18 last they were mar
ried. They kept house at GIG West Park
street. For time Mr.. Jones improved in
his habits, but lately had drank heavily.
Yesterday he called on Thompson Camp
hell, with whom he had studied law, and
said he wanted to reform. Mr.. Campbell
advised him to spend the rest of
the day with his young wife. The
couple attended the Presbyterian
church in the evening. Before going
to church Jones took dose of morphine.
Returning from church he took another
and also gave his wife dose. Atmidnight
he took a third dose and gave his wife a
second dose. He said something to the eff
fect that he and his wife would die together,
but Mrs. Jones insists that her husband did
not attempt suicide. but merely took an
overdose of morphine. He fell asleep.
Mrs. Jones also became very drowsy but
kept awake and watched by her husband.
The heavy breathing alarmed her about
two O'Clock this morning, not being able to
awaken him. she called the neighbors and
summoned physician. All the usual
methods were used but Jones never
awoke and died at two o'clock this
afternoon. His wife is out of danger. The
funeral will be held at noon tomorrow un-
der the auspices Of the bar association.
Another attempt at suicide was made
early this morning by Bridget Campbell.
She tteated herself to dose of laudanum
because her lover had gone back on her.
The girl is out of danger. VI;
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The Dividing Line Moved.

CHICAGO, June 15.-Capt. Balwin, Fiji
teenth infantry, returned today from Pine
Ridge, where he attended meeting of
commissioners to mark the dividing line
between the Rosebud and Pine Ridge agen-
cies. He says there will be no friction, and
the Ogalallas will agree to have the line
moved sixteen miles to its proper place.
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Warm IN Gotham.

New YoRK, June 15.-To-day Is the hot
test of the season. At 2 O'Clock this after
noon the thermometer registered 971s. Re-
ports from many points in New England
where the thermometer ranged from 50 to
lO7. the latter point being reached at Provi-
dence. II. l. Vegetation is badly scorohed
in Connecticut. Reports from all parts of
New York state Indicate intense heat
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Racing at ChicarO.

CHICAGO, June 15.-seven furlongs-Dolli~
kins won, Prince second, Sis O'Lee third.
Time, 1904.
Six Observation-Disclosures won. Foreigner
second, Kenyon third. Time, 1:161S.
Six furlongs-Tom Karl won, Mollie Sec
ond, Renounce third. Time, 1:l6
Nine furlongs-Kacine won, Fayette SEQ
ond, Jake Sande third. Time, 1861.
Six furlongs-McGinty won, Burt John
son second, Crispin third. Time, l:17.
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Cattle in tho Strip,

ARKANSAS CRY, KAN, June 15.-United
States Inspector Dean is in possession of
Information that there are now 81, 600 head
of cattle on the Cherokee strip. whence cat
tlemen were expelled last fall. Also that
lb,00O head are held on the south bank of
the Canadian river waiting for lower water.
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STOLE THE HORSE.

Hut Says He Knows Nothing of tho Pom
rose Murder.
BUTTE. June 15.- Especial. Fred Wy
man WAS brought back to Butte this evening
from Helena by Under Sheriff Gallagher.
Wyman was seen at the jail this evening by
"A reporter and snid: "Of course it wasn't
rig,s Icr me to steal that horse, and the
only excuse can give il that was
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The Panama Canal's Afrairs.

PARIS, June 15.-Chnrles De Lesseps
writes that he and his father will shortly
have a satisfactory clearing up of the facts
with reference to the administration of the
Panama canal. Le Jour announces that
the liquidator, M. Chicourt. with Girls
pohle, governor of the Credit Foncier, has
arranged that the affairs of the Panama
company shall be taken charge of by
group Of financial houses.
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Seismic Disturbances.

RoME, June 15.--Earth tremors, some-
times of terrifying violence. continue in
the Verona district, threatening the COM
plete destruction of towns. It is expected
the eruption of Vesuvius will assume vast
proportions.
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or Year for Wales.

LONDON, June 15.-There is an uncon-
frmed rumor that Lord Brooke, son OF the
Earl of Warwick, has filed petition for
divorce from his wife ON the grounds of
adultery, the prince of Wales being
charged as correspondent.
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BASE BALL GAMES.

The Home Club Mentioned First In the
Record Here Printed.
LEAGUE CLUBS.
Boston 12 Pittsburg 5.
Philadelphia 8. Cleveland 10.
New York IA, Chicago'13.
Brooklyn 8, Cincinnati 13.
''.- ASSOCIATION CLUES.
Baltimore l., Athletic O. M .,-.., -.
Washington Z, Boston 21.
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sharpshooters' Tournament,

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-The seventh annual
tournament of the Western Sharpshooters'
League of Norsh America, closed TODAY.
After distributing $4,000 in prizes. it WAS
decided to hold the next meeting at Omaha
in 1898
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commanding officer, expressing dee. r.
that he had not acted In accordance W.
army regulations. Consequently, said tho
secretary of war in conclusion, Il was not
proposed to take any further action In tho
matter.
Cobb. member for Rugby. who had an
nounced an intention OF questioning Stan
hope, did not, In view OF tho secretary's
statement put the question.
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Diocese Funds Restored.

Berlin. June 15.-The upper house of
the Prussian diet has passed bill restor-
ing to the Roman Catholic diocese funds
seized at the time of the kulturkampt.
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The board Of control of the National
Worlds fair commission confirmed tho np-
pointment of Ski II as chief OF the mines
and mining department..
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IS WEALTH (!
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For Chatting, Prickly Heat, use Boracine Toilet
Powder 25 cents
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Dead on womanhood's Threshold.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Feb 9-Miss Mat
tie Ball, who was just budding into woman
hood, died last night Her funeral took
place this afternoon.
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..,nrx. BRAINS AND go oDLs.
nel.ghtful Party from Atlanta
nninr Florida.

neI.ghtful Party from Atlanta
Doing Florida.
,.-vsoyvILLE, FLA, Feb. "a party
ssfest society people of Atlanta made a
o.. = stsv in Jacksonville this morning,
20 &c in on the East Tennessee. Virginia
60 Georgia railroad, and leaving on the
~ .uviIIe. Tampa and Key West rail-
I. - two hours later for Tampa. where
-. tske the steamer tonight for Havana.
" pSrty was in charge of A. d. Adair,
i l merchant and prominent
S S.- of Atlanta, whose wife
bap..;.s,s- of Ed N. Hammond Of Orlando.
20 7 B. Hawthorne, the eloquent pastor
y y The First Baptist church, seemed to be
y y. life OF the party, while Z e. Rawson,
THROWN capitalist, was the quiet man.
w he matrons in the party Mrs Gordon,
Y: of Capt Walter \. Gordon, brother
v 'iCen Tohn B. Gordon, was the center or
U.-Iscrion. On her return from Cuba Mrs:
ION will stop for a while with Cousin"
yI1 Thrasher, at Pasadena, Fla, where
- hos some real estate investments.
,nogher elegant lady in the party,
a. more reserved in her manner,
p'' me widow of Col. John Keeiy
s of Atlanta's dry goods princes
- most honored citizens. She had with
a. ,ro manly boys, and Miss Emma Neal.
~. daughter of her brother. Col I. b.
S ~ tbe Atlanta banker. The bellies of
t,.n.rty were Miss Alkaline Adair and
w. sI5 File Howell, daughter of Capt. E, p.
Towell AS whole the party represented
l- LARGE amount of the brains, beauty and
BUSINESS enterprise of Georgia.
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Sam Jones at Jacksonville.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Feb. 9.-Sam Jones
begins tomorrow a weeks engagement at
Inc Sub-Tropical Exposition.
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"All ia Not Gold

Ana1 gltters," neither would you expect
any sane man to sell good money at a dis
count The moral of these reflections is
'nat when first-class reliable Jewelry, Sill
'eF"are, Precious Stones, or anything in
VIC me OF fine jewelry, etc.. is wanted, you
would naturally go to Sternbergs' Jewelry
1alace, where you have the benefit of long
experience and established reputation.
N'0rhoergs' are offering their stock at very
~" prices to reduce it, and not0 is the OPP
pOr1unlty to invest in needed articles at
Close figures. srRENBERas'.
Ad. 157 Broughton street.
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FLORIDA AND THE FAIR.
An Advertisement for the State in tht
Illustrated Graphic.

An Advertisement for the State in the
Illustrated Graphic.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Feb. 9.-The bureau
Of immigration to-day entered into con-
tracts with representatives Of the Graphic,
a Chicago illustrated Journal, for Florida
department for one year and series of
half-page illustrated articles on Florida.
The special value of the service to be per-
formed by the Graphic lies in the fact that
it is the official illustrated organ of the
Worlds Columbian fair, which will null
tiply its subscription circulation in the
northwest, now $4,000, to wonderful de-
gree, besides extending it by special con-
tracts with the management of the exposi-
ton into many foreign countries. The
Immigration committee of the Florida Press
Association will meet at the Office of E. B.
Vandemar in Jacksonville, Friday. The
Florida commissioners to the worlds fair
are invited to meet with them and discuss
matters pertaining to the Florida exhibit.
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A Free Gift.

R0stage stamp boxes given away at
Nppel q Schaurs. Call and get one.--Ad.
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Dolls, Half PRICE. at silva.s.

-, large stock of dressed and undressed
1 D1Sque Jointed Dolls, Bisque Kid Body Dolls.
"SShalle and Wax Dolls, which must. and
E Eni De sold, if price is any inducement
choice.
ro. ny sale at reduced prices to close out
teeail stock still continues.
c silver plated ware very low. Rich Cut
&c ware ware ditto. Dinner Sets, Chamber
~ osI g, Tea Sets. moving lively. A good line
" " ramos, Parlor and Hall Lamps, Table
poota.efy, Brass Goods, Bisque Figures, Art
large lot Of Toy Tea Sets Call early and
OA'en: JAS. 8. SILVA,
al 40 Broughton Street.
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Koch's Lymph in FIorida,

ST.. AUGUSTINE, FLA, Feb. 9.-The first
case treated in the south with DR.. Koch's
lymph, by DR.. fremont Smith, results most
favorably. The patient has gained four
pounds. The harrassing cough is gone, and
the frequency of the cough diminished one-
fourth. The sixth injection Of the lymph
was administered by DR.. Smith yesterday.
DR.. Smith thinks the favorable issue so
early in the treatment is due in part to ia
vorabe climatic conditions. A case of
lupus is to be admitted for treatment.
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COLLISION AT FoLKsToE.
An Engineer and Fireman Hurt and
Passengers Shaken Up.

An Engineer ana Fireman hur1 anu
Passengers Shaken Up.
I.cKsoNvILLE, FLA, Feb 9. - This
,,oroinp rumors of a wreck on the Savan-
nah Florida aud Western railroad train
uara rife Very little could be learned
nutil until passengers came in from Folks
,on Ga. thirty-two miles from Jackson
yilIe at noon, and from various sources the
following was ascertained: Trains No. IL
and No. II from Savannah, due here at
~ and II 80 o'clock this morning, respect
iveIv. were coming to jacksonville. Train
No Il got behind and the following train,
No. II, ran into the rear car, Pullman
sleeper, smashing It. The fireman on No. IL
was seriously injured, and the engineer got
his hands scalded. Three passengers were
thrown from their seats and berths and con-
sjderably Jared. aud one was bruised and
skinned. The cause of the wreck was a
dense fog which came from the st. Mary's
river near the scene, and completely hid
the front train from the rear engineers
via
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A Negro Shot and killed.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Feb. "a negro
man was shot and killed by another negro
or Frank Walkers plantation yesterday.
Sheriff Pearce captured the murderer and
brought him to town tonight. There are
conflicting reports of the shooting. One
story is that the two men were fighting,
each trying to secure gun, and it was acct
dentally discharged.
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What a Mighty Fall

- prices Of Clothing at Appel & Schauls,
Que price clothiers.
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FURNITURE. ETC.
FURNITURE E1e: :--oo
" I ARE READY!

We cordially invite the public to call
and inspect our line Of Furniture and
Carpets, which has been pronounced
the largest the neatest and the best dis
play in the state.
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Prisoners Break Jail.

EASTMAN, GA, Feb 9.-The five prisoners
in the Jail here made their escape last night
by filing through the iron bars. They left
note to the jailer, saying they would re-
turn to attend court. All were in for petty
larcenies
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kEERCHAET6, manufacturers. mercnanica,
III corporations, and ali others in need OF
printing, lithographing, and blank books can
have their orders promptly filed. at moderate
pricOs, at the MORNING NEWS PRINTING
M0uGE Whitaker SGreeEs
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1t Costs Money

10 move. We will move soon to our
Broughton street quarters. The least we
mo move the least the moving expenses. See
are Offering their Clothing stock at MOVING
prices I'D
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MERCHANTS manufacturers. merxhasicA
WI corporations, and all others In need a
printing. hthog1aphing. and blank books saa
have their orders promptly oiled. at modarnso
2ricee, at the MORNING NEWS RRKNxxu1
EoUBE Whitaker street.
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one dollar year will cover your doctors
Dill If you take Simmons Liver Regulator
=
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-22

sic; fair to good fair. 14GI5c; good common 10
6l2. Whisky quiet, western rectihed 81 04N
los
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YoRx. Oct p. noon Spirits turpen-
tine quiet and steady at S6a4137Izc. Rosin
dull and steady at 81 32l<G01 $40.
New YORK, Oct 81, 500 D. m. - Rosin
quiet but steady; strained common TO good
81 s2lsl1i S71s rurpentine quiet and steadler at
S6346eS14c.
CaARLEsroN Oct. q - Spirits turpeutlne
steady at SIC. Rosin firm; good strained
at 81 %.
wILKrNoroS. Oct. 81. Spirits turpentine
steady at Sic. Resin firm; strained 81 05;
good strained 81 20. Tar firm at 81 25 Crude
burpsntine frn; hard 81 90; yellow dip 81 80;
virgin 81 20.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 81. - Resin, common,
Is Cd.
RICE.
NEW YoRK. Oct. 2i-Rice quiet and firm;
domestic, fair to extra, 51617c; Japan $50
b3c.
Nav ORLEANS. Oct. 21.-Rice steady; ordinary
10 prime. Sas94lsc.
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MARKETS By T&LsG AAPa.


Nrw YoRK, Oct. q, nool.-StocSs opened
dnli bit STEADY. Monsy easy at 30Sl6 per cent
ESchanae-long. 81 SI4Dt SO1S Short 3 e3A
SA4 s3s6. Government 0Jnds neglected. state
bonds dull but steaig- 80 -.
tiJns. - ,..s q w ~,
CHICAGO & North. 1894 Terminal .'s.. ! ~
t.Ht fprs, ....sssl-ts4 Wc@bHh e"a'f''s ~
Mort. & W. pre-. s..-,t., 80,
80. fnts Oat. q, $500 ,. m STERLING ef,
e5arua clnaad quiet lut fetiY Al SIS o. -,
commercial bills, 81 5sss9i sssf Money a.ss
~ ~. mr. cent cIosiuf ufeFtA az ~ bpftfu
n,ent bonds closed DAN NJ steht -FOUR
Ter cents %. four sad half qef cent. -'
tfatst bonds iai And fft ~ So -. go. 80,
M r asuFF halaacss-cQln tl3l'si''"'s
currency, 500 90 ..,.f. mar.
no sis-a t48rkef fa.da SIS akaia hsIe
alive anl dispIaye3 3 fn1rr decided sifnAs