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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09

ON TUESDAY night Theodore Clcotte
Of the River Rouge club house found a
bomb shell. which had been buried n
the marsh nesr by, a. least since the
var OF 1912. A msn had been pioNing
in the marsh. and Mr.. CiC0tte, while
strollns over Tire ground, happened 10
see it. II - supposed 20 contain over
p ghty bullets. Several have been
found before. and opened. and und
90 confsin about eiGhty-six bullets
He has presented e go eX-Navor W.
ham Campbell Of Wysndotfe.
Wooster snake bas beea seen n,
Gaietts lske ard several PAIRS 81 osrs
have heen broken over the rsnt-ie-s
head ~ persons whom 20 rss frTfng 20
bite. re = descr tet ss being about cen
feet 'ong. ~ a bright siverv coior snt
having a head as bg A. a mans ftls
very 81 gnas50us aud Vl sftsck snv
hoat com ng near g. Tbs should help
lceai option.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
Traverse City Notes.

TRAVERSE CRY, Mich, Sept. Tone
day this week Robert Davis was struck
10y brake rod which stuck over the
side of freight car, as the tram was III
motion. Mr.. Davis il u conductor on
NJ. d y. +. railroad and narrowly
escaped death from the injury. As II
was, his right ear was nearly torn oil
from his head by the brake wheel and
he was thrown some thirty feet down
an embankment.
No frost as yet to do any damage.
Wheat brings 20 cents per bushel and
apples 80 to 40 cents, with a bountlful
crop of both.
Mrs. Adison White and daughter
Mrs. Eva Crane, of this place, left yes
terday morning for Grand Rapids
where they will visit the daughter and
sister, Mrs. NJ. Markham, at No. "A
Miller street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
MR.. C. A. JOHNSON. 797 n. TA1MAN Av.

MR.. c. A. JOHNSON, 1917 n. TALMAN Av.
al have had catarrh," said Mr.. John
son, lever since can remember. Ny
nose was stopped up continually.
caught cold frequently and was always
coughing and splitting. | suffered con-
stantly from headaches, which were
severe over the eyes. had n sore
throat every time the weather changed.
This was my normal condition for a
number of years, and although | took
medicine to relieve my suffering | did
not go under medical treatment.
"But the catarrh attacked my ears
and | was compelled TO take treatment.
There were buzzing and ringing sounds
in the ears; my hearing became Affect
ed and about two years ago | became
completely deaf in the right ear. The
hearing IN the left ear was bad also.
could scarcely hear person even when
words were shouted into my ears. You
can imagine how injurious this was TO
me and how II spoiled my whole exist
ence. felt drowsy in the morning, |
was confused and dizzy and continual
roaring in the ears made me long for
relief
Friends advised me to 90 TO Or.
Copeland ana associates anu | was per-
suaded, although felt that they could
not possibly do me any good.
"Well, sir, IN one months time my
hearing has been entirely restored.
These physicians began at once to re-
move the cause. which was catarrh, and
now | am getting well Of that. My ears
are all right again and hear as we'll
as ever did. ! am feeling like a new
man and am profoundly grateful 10
DR.. Copeland and associates for what
they have done for me. never thought
that catarrh-that Is, chronic oatarrh-
could be cured, but now know Il can.
| recommend these physicians heart
lily"
sFThe Copeland Medical Institute 4.
Permanently Located at io2 East Tutton
street. Don't Forget IT,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
Democrats VS.. Republicans.

SHELBY. Sept. S.-Wednesday was
the greatest day in the history of
Oceana county. SoEe time ago the
democrats of the county stole n march
upon the republicans in challenging
them 20 q game of base bail, TO settle
who should win IA the presidential
race. The republicans accepted the
challenge. and thought no more of II
until the day Of battle, when the re
publican veterans who bad rolled back
TIE hosts Of Picket AT Gettysburg,
marched with Sherman 10 the sea, saw
the surrender at Appomattox, marched
10 the tall ieid where, 10 aud behold.
they were confronted by n democratic
club OF professionals. Little daunted
the old vets" democrats, they pub
lished u all over the state as an omen
of coming democrOtlc victory this fall.
Tho old vets" got together and
drilled, just as they did after the other
Bulls Run, and a few days ago chal-
lengcd the democrats TO try the wage
OF Ease ball once more. OF course the
democrats accepted.
Colonel Fosdick aud Captain Church
ill, who we're wounded at shiloh, occu-
pied the points for the republicans.
The game opened IN great excitement.
The democrats charged and charged
again. but the same courage that frus-
trated them al Gettysburg met them
AZ shelby. When the game closed the
score stood Republicans, y. demo
Gratis, 5. 50 10 will DC this fall. The
vets. Of General Kelly went home sing
ing, Marching Through Democracy"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
HE OWES THE CITY
Aipena's City Treasurer Is
Behind
QUITE A RESPECTABLE SUM
Ia Hls Psymsnts 10 the Municipality
The Report OF
COMMITTEES.

ALPKsA, sept. s.-The common eoun-
ell appointed a special committee early
last May 10 look over the accounts %
ex-Cisy Treasurer William IL. Post.
Following Is their report just given
out
1--WE engaged an accountant who has
gone oven the tar rolls and settlements
with the county treasurer Tor the
pact SIX years. aud also all
other data that would help
show the treasurer's accounts with
the city Tor said period the having kept
no books and have compiled the al
nexed reports, which show that ex-
Treasurer William III. Post still owe,
the city the sum OF s2.7l7.4S, which We
md IS made up largely OF delinquent
taxes collected and from interest. Be
sides the above sum We nnd
he owes the city Tor all
the interest collected on taxes paid
him after the first day Of October OF
each year-lsS7, 1883, 1889, 1890 and
1921, which would amount 10 about
s. 900. Hereto annexed also ind a
copy of the controllers account as
Kept with the city treasurer during
1891, which shows mistake IN favor
OF the treasurer OF S3l7. being the
amount of the interest on the deiin-
quent personal roll of 1891"
Mr.. Post has been elected 10y the
democrats as city treasurer for the past
four years, but has had 10 bondsmen
since the first year. Ills last term ex-
pred last spring. He has always borne
good Character, and he has not kept
any books. only stubs and receipts, II
Is claimed he Is not aware of the mort
gage. and can explain 1t on his return,
he being away on u hunting expedition
tor a few days.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
IN DRESS GOODS

We reiterate what we said last week -we have all the
best mportatons, and they crossed the briny ocean
Harrison; yes long before the disease thought OF
over the big pond Likewise the Cloaks-suoh bcaut-
full garments; every and stitch will bear the clos
est Inspection cut with the for grace made
with much anxiety to please your dressmaker
takes with your own personal gown.
FASHIONABLE is the only word that will describe
them.
INEXPENSIVE you will say after seeing them
Ladies, Misses and Children will find in our Cloak
Department rich field for selection
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09

The Granville union school, com
mencsd the new year Of study ard dis
cipline lsst Monday. with the following
corps of TEACHERS Prncipsl. Prof A. J..
Damn n Douglass. grammar depart
ment. Ma. T. Estelle Perry Of Fem
v 'le. intermediate. Mas F. NJ Nc
Dermid IF lowell primary " IS NJ. F.
KRAMER 81 " sconsin. A new furnace
hsa been pat In the school, building nd
minor Improvements - d follow. Mrs
NJ G. Freeman, Who taught in the gram
mar room here at ycsr. vHi teach n
ungrsdei school No. 4. corner North
pvisson and East Bridge streets. Grand
Rspds. ri - Belle Blake il visiting
IN Benton Hsrhor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09

Friiay, September %, the last day Of
Z West Michigan tar, will be chill
dlsrs day and Also old soldiers day.
fae wheelmeG OF toe state are in
compete BID the two races to be
d o TUESDAY, september 20. that
4 ng wheniH Jay. A five
III q haat cap race an three mile
LAP race wll he run. Medals amount
lu1 .o $50 vii o. gwen as premiums.
BE- desired tbatal exhibits De there
and laatet by Monday, september -.
Over half of tUe slace reserved Tor
machinery has already been secured
There leo have been fifteen appiica-
ucrs fnr pace set aside for agricul-
fuRi exllb.fs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
POLITICAL POINTERS.
Stephenson Rcnominatec

CRYSTAL FALLS, Sept. 8.-The repub-
licans.of the Twelfth congressional dis
trIct are enthusiastic over tho Donlna-
ton Of the Hon. Samuel NJ. Stephen
son for congress. lie was nominated
by acclamatlon. and entire harmony
prevailed during the convention.
Samuel NJ. Stephenson was born in
New Brunswick In 1881, and when G
years old removed with his parents TO
Maine.
FLINT, Sept. s.-The Second legisla-
tive district of Genesee county repub-
lican convention nominated George NJ.
Curtis for the legislature.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09

ALMA, sept. s.-Arrangements are
completed for the eighth annual en-
campment OF the Soldiers and sailors
assoc. atlon of Central Michigan at tins
place next week. ON September II aa-
dresses Will be made by the Hon. John
4. Rich, the Hon. A. Il. Morse AMI ex.
Governor Luce. and on September 10
By Colonel Dean. Washington Gardner
and others. THEE hundred tents are
expected TO take care of the members
OF the association One fare has oeen
secured on all railroads and several
EXCLUSION trains ARRANGED tor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09

Lansing 10 pretty nearly . dry town
d0ring TIE prescribed hours. once IA
4 while. however, saioonlst tres 70
foo! hIm. but IS Blpped just as often as
be makes the attempt The latest VIC
TIM is w. I. ReFrgo, who vas arrested
yesterday for keeping ms saloon open
on sunday. lie waived examination
when srFaigned and Was bound over
10 the Circuit court for trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
Musk.eon Renuhllcan,-

MrsKEooN. Sept. s.-The republican
county convention was held IN this city
this afternoon and nominated the fol-
loving. For sheriff, William III Smith;
for Judge of probate, ). A. Aldneh
for county clerk, John r. BARLOW; for
register Of deeds. :. n. Lssley; for
county treasurer. :. A. Soderberg; for
prosecuting attorney. Dan L. Chamber
lam. for circuit court commissioners
Alexander ;. Sutherland, l.. King
eoper.
Resolutions were passed pledging
victory for the republican ticket IN the
coming election. There was pretty
contest for nomination for sheriff bs
tween William RI. smith and Gus n.
Nsumel ster, the convention beng
nearly divided
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09

Since announcing our fall opening the great store
of Spring * Co has been the mecca OF MANY thou
sands who came not only enjoy the and delight
fil creations IN the dry goods line but 10 secure them
while the varieties were most complete.
their efforts 10 dlshgure vast assortment has
been fertile No would know that a bolt or dress
pattern had been sold 50 enormous the quantities
to be seen.
The whole store has been on the upward move
ment, and the backbone of il was our
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
WAS A FAIR FIGHT


would always have colt place IN his
heart tor the Crescent CITY. The fol.
loving sre among tne offers Tor Cor
oett. &c, 600, statues IA Chicago
=, 500 one week Chicago, 5000
Tor one performance Ia fhllA.
delphla; SIC. 900, one week Brooklyn
s20. 900 one week, Boston, sSo, 900 one
week, New York; $50 900, one week,
korepaugh's circus; $4,000, one per
Torrance, Baltimore; 1900. one per
Torrance, Proyideneei 5000 a
week for California tour, as
well a several other minor offers.
A saloon offered so per cent for tae
use OF his name at the worlds fair.
Corbett's party will leave at 4 O'Clock
a. m. for Birmingham, where a spar
mig exhibition will be gwen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
Th.s Mornings Fire.

The Ere alarm from box No. 72l st
l:3) this morning WAS caused by the
burning OF two story frame
dwelling at No. il2 Jackson
street. owned BY Patrick O'Dounell.
. DOnneil and MS wlie were spending
TIE evening at the residence OF their
dsu ghter on Broadway street and no
ole was IN the house when II the fire
broke out. The loss was estimated at
$500. It's thought tho building was
at o. fire.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09

1t used 10 be said 10 strangers in New
York inquiriRg the way TO Plymouth
church; Gross the ferry Sunday and
follow the crowd. You can't mss II. :"
Similar advice would not be inapplica-
bic 10 the Offices in Grand Rapids Of
the Copeland Medical Institute.
DR.. Copeland snd associates stated
tn the publc-givipg their reasons for
SO doing-that they would examine,
prescribe for, treat aud furnish two
weeks medicines free of charge 10 all
who applied TO them before sept. 10.
That they are fulfilling their prom
ises 10 the very letter is more than
proven by the multitude of patients
which every day and evening nil TO
overfiowing their spacious offices at No.
1872 East Fulton street, and tire happy,
satisfied expression OF each one in
leaving after having consulted the
doctors.
Medicines aud Treatment Free for Two
Weeks To All Who Apply Before
September IS.
The physicians of the Copeland Medi-
cal Institute wall positively examine,
prescribe for, treat and supply with
two weeks medicine all persons who
apply to them before September l3,
making no charge whatever. No MONEY
WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR AMY KIND or
SERVICE BY TIE PHYSICIAN, AND no
AGREEMENT To TAKE MONEY AT ANY
TIME WILL BE MADE DURING THE TIME
SPECIFIED FOR FREE TREATMENT. This
offer is extended 10 only one member
of each family.
ns-Rememb.r the Location, I9e East
Fulton, Corner of sheldon street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09

JACKSON. Sept. Sin the circuit
court this morning Judge Peck sen
fenced James Thomas and Thomas
Wright, two of the men who burglar
lzed a store at Parma about two months
ago, 70 seven years each IN state prison.
The other two in the burglary escaped
from the county jail the last OF July.
and have not been captured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09

SAN Francisco, Sept. S.-IiaTry Cor
bett, a brother OF Jim, now heavy
weight champion, stated to-day that be
had won $4,000 in pools on last Nights
hight. Ii became known this morning
that Mrs. Corbett, Jlm's mother, WAS
thrown out of a buggy last week and
had her arm broken. No one was
allowed To see her and the news of the
accident WAS kept from the newspapers
and correspondents SO that It would
not reach jim.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09

Or. Copeland = IA graduate Of Bellevue Hos
pital Medical go sge. New York was presl-
dent Of IS class lu that Institution. Ills ass0
clates are gentlemen bearing credentials
equally as notable a. his own. ami have ~ a
ysnced steadily wtth him. They represent
primarily the hest medical training the ceun.
ty affords. many years ~ continual pTact c.
aud entire and absolute devotion 20 the A.
eases in their speciaitles Vide and extended
experience in treating these diseases aud uni
form success.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
Ms. pcltier Drowned.

Mr.. CLEMENS, Sept. s.-Mrs. Peltier,
formerly Mrs. Barlow, was drowned IN
the Clinton river, about live miles be-
low here, last night. The driveway is
right alongslde the river. and the bank
about SIX feet high. tits said the earth
gave way under the buggy wheels. the
horse shed, and she was thrown into
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
Dress, Cloak & Carpet Sales

The quick response to our offerings is gratifying
but the for such PLAIN People see something
they want; the price suits them. 1t don't take phios-
opher to tell that
Our store is an unusual one and Try TO keep it
so by having more than others, little better goods
and a little less in price OF course, If some shows
you seconds ordinations of the genuine he under
sell u.s. and sell you At the time which will prove
disastrous TO you
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
LOSES BUT TO GAIN.
The Withdrawal Of the Jersey" VIII
Help the Pennsylvania.


Help the Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.-The action
of the New Jersey Central railway in
Withdrawing from the Pennsylvania
road, all joint tariffs on anthracite
coal, cuts off from the Pennsylvania
nearly two million tons of anthracite
coal. Still the Pennsylvania will be a
factor IN the anthracite business, it
having a tonnage OF nearly four mil
lions to It's credit. 1t was reported that
the Pennsylvania was going to make
up for the cutting off of that portion
OF its anthracite by applying to other
roads by working its own anthracite
colliers for twenty-four hours daily,
and that they would all be fitted up
with electric lights and other machin-
cry necessary to the constant opera
ton Of the mines. One of the Pennsvl-
vania officials. however, stated that
this was not true.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
Dowagiac Union Fair.

The fourteenth annual fair of the
Dowaglac Union Fair ASSOCIATION will
be held IN the beautiful city of Dowa-
giac, October 4, 3, g and 7, 1892. Don't
miss IL, as this will lead all fairs. The
management have spared no pains or
expense TO make pleasant and profit
able meeting TOR all. The premiums
are very large, amounting to over
81 900
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09

Mr.. CLEMENS, sept. s. Josephine
Jonas committed suicide yesterday al
ternoon 10y poison. An unfortunate
marriage began her downfall and she
was at the time of Der death with a
Jail bird. His brutality and the dis
grace preyed heavily upon her mind.
She was remarkably beautiful wo-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
News From Venezuela.

WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-Secretary Of
State Foster received n private tele-
gram today dated September A. stating
that 5. b. Espo had triumphed, and
that the dictatorship has been over
thrown in Venezuela. Mr.. Foster states
that this is the only information that
has been received.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
Hit by a Flying Board.

SAGINAw, Sept. S.-Frederick Pratt
was engaged IN resawing at furniture
factory here yesterday afternoon,
when "A board, thrown from the saw,
struck him Il terrible blow IN tho abdo-
men. His recovery is regarded as
doubtful. Pratt is married and has Il
family
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09

isxaN sept. She Of the fea-
inres Of Msr0r Rsments admins
trst0u is TIRE admirable manner m
Ehcb the i9uaF iass have been en-
forced The mayor hss taken deep
intsress 10 th.s matter, ADD as = result
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
Mccrs for Senator.

TRAVERSE CITY, Sept. S.-William
Meers, of Charlevoix, will be the next
man on the republican ticket for state
senator IN the Seventeenth district.
The contest at the convention held IN
this city was a lively one, and was only
decided after the seventeenth ballot.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
Ionla'a Senator.

IoSIA. Sept. s.-The Eighteenth dis
trict republican senatorial conven-
ton was presided over 10y Or. c. f..
Morgan, OF Greenvile. Mayor +. d..
NJ. Davis. OF Iona, presented the name
of j. Milton Earle. of Belding, who
was nominated by reclamation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
Renominn,ed a Souawbuck

PORTLAND, Sept. s.-The Hon. Frank
f. Doremus, of the Independent Port
land Review, was renomInated repr,-
sentative of the eastern district OF
Iona county in the state legislature ~
the democratic convention held in
LYONS Yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
Rescued in Their Night Robes.

GREENvuLE, Sept. S.-Mrs. Mary f.
Halls residence was burned after mid
night Wednesday night. The people
of the house, asleep in the upper
rooms, were aroused just III time To be
rescued III their night robes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09

BAY CRY, sept. s.-The republican
delegates OF the Tenth congressional
district met IN convention and nomin-
ated James Van kleeck for candidate
% congress
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
The Toilet Department:

charming spot great
merchandise. DOORS remind
plucked the fragrant flowers
Only don't pay much large per
9th
ours finer in the world be found.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09

we'll
Nrs Margaret Hart has been furn-
ishing entertainment for the people Of
oakley. August 81 she came 20 the
village disguised az \ man, but soon
began o. act 40 much ike a woman that
on Ibursdav last she was sentenced 70
the house Of correction for one year.
During the night she made a rope out
OF her apron and hung herself to her
cell door
A Wyandotte scrapper and = Wyan-
dotte barber had a fight the other
evening. and when 70 vas over The
former had only one thumb. The
raisanE mem Der vas subsequently
siected from the BARRIERS mouth. A
warrant FIR mayhem - cut. bus the
barber got cut before the warrant did.
Deputy sheriff Rlvsrd Of Hay CITY
on tuesday found an insane man and
three children living n a howell near
Auburn with nothing but 4 lttie straw
- sleep on and moth ~ IN eat. The
man vas taken o. an asylum and the
children 4 vlded fmong the neighhors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
weadook Has Another Cbsnc.

CHERoYeAv. Sept. s-The democratic
congressional convention nominated
Thomas A. =. Wesdock for congress by
reclamation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09
COOL DAYS,
Yes chilly days will frequently from You don't
know how yourself or the children will need
WARMER UNDERWEAR!

closely health: dav comes
change the underwear for heavier though YOU obliged
obviate sickness.
pense In fall underwear Ladies Children
We show desirable of a leading qualities
MEN GET COLD, if they do belong 20 the sterner
For them have provided underwear wool
all weights and prices Mems Hose Bargains
all the week furnishing opportunity lay
winters supply.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-09

a. Ola fsshi7lsssi pi1 fid fareibiv these 10
rsidiT arf gently fhr~ a. move tno
Tier sf -sfs ARA lasting fhcT regHifrs che
svetaffs a. ,ern A. eirfsrss snd removals. I'll
One little fafsef a znntie israrre thrse -
four Are Al a eafharfie fhegre thr smallest.
chaarset. fi,p easiest e. tste LneqVaied -
Liver Fn SICK Naad1rte kauns Heat
49, f,1F.lt rnrisn Indigestion. Billions As
srd heve's. ara rrrr3gsflT rehevei and pr
rsrrrrfIr rrr~f
Pat un a seslaf Vtais rerfaaf rast-
rreEst rrnsair rrsra H.sh ana reiaiie
fsfvr' tIe tF uif vrn rnn Hs1T -
- tsa f -e ~ slve 81 isfset3on.
a. rfrr rIrs1rf IS RETURNED
"a RI. 8 cas- Her ~ z.a.f r-sst 80
G.n ycu as meFst