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Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06
Mark Smith Greeted at Will. COX by a Great ThrOng of
 His Fellow Citizens.
Such Enthusiasm Never Be. fore Witnessed in That
 End of the County.

Wilcox was ablaze last night. Long before the hour for the meeting, teams began to arrive from the surrounding country. Cowboys on horseback and whole families in wagons helped to make Wilcox the liveliest town in Arizona for the time being. Mark Smith and T. G. Norris had ! arrived about midnight the night be- fore, and had shaken hands with all citizens during the day, receiving the hospitality of the town.
 About 9 o'clock yesterday morning the candidates from this end of the county arrived and received e hearty welcome. Scott White and M. D. Scribner dropped in from the moun- tains, and the day was given up .o enjoyment.
 When night came the noise came with it. Anvils resounded from one end of the town to the other. The town was aglow with earnest enthus- iasm. The Democratic club, each member in his natty uniform, and carrying torch, led the procession through the principal streets, headed by the hand. After the march every body repaired to Norton's Hall, where standing room only was the order of the evening.
 Mark Smith was greeted with such A storm of applause that it was eoma time before he could talk. During his speech he riveted the attention of the crowd, which was only broken by outbursts of applause at intervals that must have startled the wild animals in the recesses of the adjacent moun- tains. Mir. Smith talked for an hour, aud his reception throughout was such as to leave no doubt about the size of his vote in Wilcox precinct. which two years ago gave Mir. Chey- ney majority.
 Each one Of the candidates on the county ticket spoke, and when the train rolled through at midn ight the town turned out at the depot to bid their guests good bye. The party went through Fairbank to-day bound for Bisbee, where great ovation awaits them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06
Stewart at Tempe.
Tempe News.

Mickey Stewards speech ct Tempe, Monday night, is pronounced by all as the fattest thing of the campaign, and the large audien:e which had assem- bled in the hope of hearing an intelli- gent discourse of the political issues went home dissatisfied and disgusted. Disgusted that the Republican party should put up as candidate for the highest office in the gift of our people a man of Stewart's calibre. Ills friends are kept busy making apolo- gies and excuses for him. If his Tenn pc speech was fair sample of his ei- forts in other parts oi the territory he will be the worst-beaten man on the Republican ticket, for he surely lost votes here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

c. s. Fly will take large number of photographs of the country in the vicinity of Fucker canyon for the English syndicate, which is about to construct the big reservoir at that place. The pictures will be sent to London. Anyone acquainted with that countey knows that the scenery is unsurpassed and will be an interesting study for many who have lived in thls county for years but never have seen one of the pretties localities with in it's borders.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06
of good sense and ability.
GEORGE V. CHENEY.

Mr. Cheyney. the candidate for the council, has been in public life for the past four years. He was a member Of the 18th legislature, and was csndi- date for congress two years ago, and is at present superintendent of public instruction of the territory. He is 3S years of age and has lived in Tomb stone since 'S3. For short time he was superintendent of the T. N. & M. Co.'S properties. but for the past six or eight years he has been engaged in mining on his own hook m various parts of Pima and Cochise counties.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

One bet of $l00 to $75 was made to- day on New York state. A Cleveland man took the long end of the bet. Cleveland money is plentiful on gen. eral results but can find no takers Scott White and Jake Bowman are an even bet, although there is considera- ble White money around town with no takers. No cd ls are offered on either Scribuer or Montgomery. The county election is decidedly mixed owing to the uncertainty of the Australian bal lot.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

Last Thursday the mines at White Hills known as the Schaefer group were sold to c. w. Berry and R. T. Root, two we'll known mining men of Denver, Colorado, for $25O,OOO. The mines are now on a steady paying basis, and the erection of reduction works on the ground will greatly aug ment the output. The management will immediately erect large boarding and bunk houses for the accommoda- tion of their workmen.-Mohav Miner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06
Stewards COconinO Speech.

LADIES AND GKNTLEMAN:-Theq ques- tion before you now is whether you will become the servant and lackey of Arizona corporations Ly voting for this THING that Tom Norris calls a constitution, or will you assert your. selves as free men and repudiate this document gotten up to sap every in- dustry in your county. I ask the sheep men and cattle men of Coconino county if they wan. to vote for state- hood and impose an extra burden on them as taxpayersa I know I express the sentiment of the people of Arizo- na when I say that the only men who are in favor of statehood are the men who want office and can't be elected by the people.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

Tombstone ball tossers will turn out on Sundsyo the remainder of the month for practice preparatory to vis- iting Bisbee on Thanksgiving Day. Bisbee is practicing and have arrange ments perfecting with view to the en- tertainment of our boys, the intention being to wind up the day with grand ball. Tombstone can count on a fine time, win or lose.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

The funding board was in session yesterday for the business of signing the corrected territorial bonds, which were recieved for signature last Fri day. The work will be concluded to- day. Beside this, the board was en- gagged in taking account of the out standing indebtedness of the territory in the shape of warrants and other securities, now held by various banks throughout the territory, to be covered by the present issue of bonds.-Rs- publican.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

Cattle trains have passed through at lively rate the last week. Most of the stock is destined for points in California and Nevada, A few hum dred more will be taken into the New river country. w. L. Vail has sent several hundred head of his poorer cattle to Gird's Chino ranch, where they will be fed on beet lpulp.-Yuma Times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

IF Mickey Stewart gets every vote cast against statehood at the COD stitu- tional election last year he will be for tnnate. If he gets them all Mark Smith will still have between 5000 and 5000 majority in the territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

H. G. Howe, Alvin Hcwe, c. S. Fly and Mir. Ridley went to hucker Can yon this morning to be absent two weeke. They will make g survey of the reservoir site and lands t, be irri- gated. It has been estimated that 10000 acres of land will be available below the reservoir.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

The PRosPEcToR has a deposit of $1OO which the owner wishes to bet that Harrison win not be elected pres ident. Or he wil' bet the same amount against $75 that Harrison will not carry New York state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

The PResPEcToR has arranged to re- ceive full election returns from every precinct in the county as soon as the vote is counted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

O. c. Smith has received the two bear skins he recently sent east to be tanned. They are beauties.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

Nearly s!! c: :he republican csndi dates on the ticket went to Benson this afternoon to be present at the rally there tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06
REPUBLICANS.
Candidates on the Republican Ticket Who Will be Voted
 for Next Tuesday.
JAKE BOWMAN,

The candidate for sheriff on the Re- publican ticket, is man we'll known in this section of the country, where he has lived for many years. He is Al yesrs of age, He has called Bisbee his home for several years past. He fol- lowed the occupation of teamster dur ing much of his time, but of late years has been a peace officer. He is at present constable of Bisbee pre- cinct and also deputy sheriff. He has made a good officer and has never flinched when called upon to do his duty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

John s. Robbins returned to-day from California. Mrs. Robbins is much improved in health and will spend the winter in California.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

A. J. Godfrey returned to-day from Phenix, where he has been for a couple of weeks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

The Arsvsipa mountains were cov- cred with snow this morning. It rained in Tombstone about daylight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06
VI. F. NIcHO. S,

Candidate for the legislature, ran for joint councilman two years ago and was defeated by Peter R. Brady. He is down in the great register as a mer- chant of Willcox, aged 39 years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

J.V. Vickers has returned from willcox, where he has been en- gagged in shipping train load of cat tIe
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

Messrs. Gage and Leach are in Phoenix. There is a probability of the Haqua Hsla bonanza mine chang ing hands soon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

Mark Smith received an ovation in Graham county. Wilcox will be a blaze of enthusiasm tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

Bulletins of election returns will be received this year at the rate of $25 per copy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

The democratic rally at Wilcox will take place tonight instead of last night as reported.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

Foster is getting around n ,'me
 with his big storm.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06
DR. WRIGHT,

Of Bisbee, is bright, young man and
 6 thought mnch of where he is known. He is, comparatively speak ing, a new conner to the territory, but s abreast of the times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

An effort is being made 10 get up a pool sale on the election.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

Two inches of rain fell at Rucker Canyon during the late storm.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

Sine Gallen is out again after s spell of sickness of several days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06
I. NJ. POOL,

Of Pools Ranch, is a son of Dr. Pool, and has taught school there for many months. He has brilliant education and will probably lead his ticket in the contest on Tuesday next.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06
From Fridays Daily.

George Sontag, the train robber, was sentenced to life imprisonment yesier- day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06
ssOTEI. ARRIVALS

soOTEl. ARRIVALS
 PALACE. c F Morgan, San Francisco.
 SAN JOSE. NC Rascom and wife, Turquois. J D Gilbert and wife, e
 cocHIsK. F. Mores Ranch. H Eehith,
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06
From 7hursdav's Daily.

L. w. Blinn is visiting rhe, K.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

Walter Walsh is sinking quite rap- idly and it is thought he will not long survive.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

MT. Gundall returned to-day from . six weeks visit to California.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06
JOHN MONTGOMERY.
BEN JAMES.

The Republican candidate for assess or, held the office of constable in Tombstone precinct years ago. He has lived in Tombstone fo- ten years. He is fl years of age, and 8 miner by occupation. a calling that at present. occupies his time. He filled the office of constable with credit, and has host of friends who are doing their utmost for his election.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06

Democratic Dates. Mark Smith will speak at the fol- lowing places on dates mentioned:
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-06
Two Years Ago.

The vote in Tombstone two years ago was as follows:
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
New M.Iloa

A building association Is belag orsaailsa
Ia HiHsboro.
Bishop Chapsils, ShIie IN washingtgn ~
Gently, became haturaIi1cI eltiseu q The
United StAfes
Demiug Is 20 be provided With an excellent
system Of vater works, and ziso furnished
with suticieat water FOR the irrisBtiau Of 500
acres Of valuable land Iyins To the cas-, and
south Of the ,osn.
NJ, J. NAgal has returned 10 Santa Re, from
BernAlillO ~here be has been engaged for
several weeks in experimenting the tnaaafae-
ture of vine, AT the vineyard of the Brothers.
OF san Miguel college
The Albuquerque congregational church.
probably the most costly in the TERRITORY. ex-
eept the cathedral at Santa Fe. was barned TO
the ground at 3 O'Clock Sunday morning.
During the evening social "a. held and
largely attended and when the crowd dis
Persed a fire was left burning In the stove in
the library and reading room. From this
stove or defective hae the church caught
IRE and before the hremen could e1tlngulsh
the hames the four walls were only left
standing. The church was richly furnished
and on this there Was no Insurance. The
building is insured for g., 100. which /. ahou,
one-ihird Of the loss.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
KILLED So
eo.'crsasn the Wet
sesr Of 1hss usvs 10 p,.
A.AreAiss S~as~.s, N.ss.
fartA-

An explosion oeclrrrd In ps,.
morning BY which four n-. L.
and a.osh~r vs fatally iaiur,s
~ undoubtedly the sors 4,
uers seeking revenge ax.ln., d. =
AininG COMPANY, whose lo,-
struggle With their employe. -.
settaesi fe~ days ago.
= The anarchists failed In H..
against the company, ba, a. ,h..
IN killing the -four men they ~, -
the outcome Of the crime.
Early in the morning two ,.,,t
passing thr Av.sae d'oper. ~
rived In froai Of the ofiee. q, a.
Mining company tAsy .z- a uu-s,s
sci. resembling a ssucspan. lyi,- -,
building In Which the cosupss,s,
located They picked the ys.e.i 4,
rsst q 10 the polloc ssatlos 49,
other osfocrs te-Ra To cxan.ae
been Investigating Oaly ~ u.s-
the ves~el exploded ulih tefrfsg -
The room uhere The crpIs-5-
"a. covered uiih spiashs. - ,is..l :,
brains, .kia ard horc. ne t..H.
hosa rsnoT-.i at ths tiu,s q, 5s.
rere iakrn s-ay sftsruari y-,
the bcsii-s ucrc aliRoi via tls -,
Sigh, va : horrIhle oat- s-.r a.
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shrssis and the yt.csrz sgus--F,,
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The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

WOMEN have ever availed them
selves of their seN's privilege of
changing their minds but it remains
climax of feminine inconsistency of
purpose She got a divorce from her
husba and now that he's dead and
she finds out he had paid-up life
insurance policy she asks to have the
divorce set aside that as a widow
she may enjoy the benefits OF the
deceased's foresight
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

ONE of the oldest customs in French
cemeteries is the existence of a card
receiver in the majority OF the NOR
tuary chapels that the survivors may
know which of the members of their
sex has paused to do homage to the
dead. 1t is certainly very civil
idea but how extremely taken back
would be the courteous callers If their
late friend were to follow the example
OF the statue in Don Giovanni and
return the call in person.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
r-e rr.l.. T......,.a

Ths assgsh-h8aHsi p,as.rseg ~
MAxEizar raiiFuad guazg a. - -
satae@ ks hour tsl,-egSei 4 aerialeaai !
ffaAa as-las a usiic fnasa GFrraFs 4
sAs ssh iaka TApsls-srsg. ,r1AsHE
Of The freight sTsiu, 80 asitr9 >
q ths freight rAia, ausi hr-ss asfz-
irzia -1a sa< ,lsa4lsss - -
Tfsr eaSiar .; ~ gr~<ugsf =
iksuzra ilse czi-a>s as4 tfs zzss 4
rolled s.ssa he east,saksszs a
tkr erxfn-~-, ana "a CaasEE . :
jamp.e,a Jass hrf7sr a. c-ssa a'rs--si
~rrv badly isiafsa iaisFaa. 3 -! asa
tlsF eennas Nv.
Tfs bsakeruaa ~as husrsis a.1's
IN die- L Y Rsarsek z-a3 sl,fA 8
serr iafarS,i. .hiis frasy - ~ -
SCR injured and b-aiI ,AsAsa ?
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

SEVERAL of the eastern hospitals
for the insane are discussing tho FEAST
bility OF employing female physicians
in the wards set apart for female pa
tients and in two or three instances
the doctress has been already intro
duced with most satisfactory results.
One superintendent OF an eastern
asylum remarked not long ago: in
n hospital where insane women are
confined l ths3k it eminently appro-
pirate that they should receive the
advantage OF being treated by ply
stefan of their own SEX" II hos
pitai superintendent grants the pro-
priety of medical assistance from the
gentler sex why leave the matter to
his option or whim2 Why not make
the employment of that kind of as
sistance compulsory by Legislative
enzctmeutP
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
ce8aTaas

A.P-a Ia. .eai sao 20 ~ s-v ,zssrvss Ia
Nuuaakrc-
To eoavirt,, Flak Ezsi Ma, 30 rceeaiiy
esrzprd frou The Tsziis1tiaEy, have tS>a A.
rested 8, Gr4a1 Juzssiua-
Tae schoals q A.pvz have te-a orssrvd
elosol Zoe tro Ecsks aa aooqazt q tes diE.
iberia ~hish :, Fsr44isag n iAAl r.g
Frrd NLchals. is1uEnous hay, IA, h,-a
arrested tar aF.aE bzra- Hr is thu@gss 10
hc oae q The bzsd ~asea has Eia.ls a szssiass.
o; euraias ezIAiiass
Mn Jscaas. IL ~eli-kn1~a Eu1 llEEiy
r-,g-c,sJ charity sorsrr q ncarrs. 15s,A Lssa
week sAs hts aoac a. Iz5ncass ssaoaat q
sosd for he poas q Der eisy.
DR. Lssb SSH, III vsIi- knBsn astrc.s
rncr q Enshrsses, y, Z tAs deri1ed ssai be
~su rym1re 70 nesvrr asd rsEAgr sish ~
Westminster university. i=sira4 u, ~liA tlss
ncuyrr university, ~ 50 aunoGaoed sos~s
time sinc-.
The difcciory q tsr Casa Dr,Esi hgrar At
COLORADO sprtus., for uassa p-sussrn, has
t.eea ret.aeed trosa hlFtoeu 70 ,r7es, nzi tAs
bornc zssoeistiaa ~M hrr-sftsr hssr The
pouer 10 cIrcuis tra.ts A. Afdncd ca gapers
hled ~iih lhs sccrSussy = ssaie-
ChAri.- ,, scHt o; Coarraa0 sp-szE, -,
Instantly killed 90 the HlEhi q ~ esh. Th-
boy, Tho vls 10 year = ass. was auriss a
rather frisky 'eafn. and "a turuiuE eorn-r
they became .safpzi and hoiIed, thFUsins ;Ar
boy ouL Drath resulted frosa srokra aeek
Denvef Nsrkc.s--K<E.. r4nrh sa. ,iA,e
24e, butter, bsss eroansrrT - SIC. dairy iae,
hay, upiEad bald siiesi9 soesaI hostosa
s. 5o st2 Alfalfa y %; rAsas &c. ooru. h=ik
Soc, sacked Sc. oats, ti-oo. saeksi tt.io.
potatoes Is; eattl-. eh1ice s.o~-s o. -
Gssa 90, co.'s 81 Iss7ss =. rAsive f,.slsr, 81 IS
rs; bo-s ehniec kS-ts; spTinE chickshs
dressed, loo leo; live, 500 70 $50 pr aoa;
The National MiHins Cougrcs. vii inert
AZ salt Lake city ou irceEuhcr Sth Ssh aaa
-. -. -.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

DOUBTLESS it ought 10 ailay the
fears of the most timid 10 learn from
high medical authority that the fatal
cases of cholera which occurred in
the city OF New York while undoubt-
edly Asiatic in all their characteris-
tics. were merely sporadic In
deed it is rather pity that the vic
tins are not in position to avail
themselves of the consolation inhering
in this assurance
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

The brain of the late Professor
BIshof. of St Petersburg. was found
to weigh only j. 245 grams He was
one of the persistent opponents of the
emancipation OF woman. and was
won't to say that their inferiority was
proved by the fact that the average
weight of the male brain was l. $50
grams, and that of tho female brain
only !. 250.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
4. uoa.s.ffsl r.,..

A ears has n-sp Lirsasrss'4 iass 4
eHss - iiasstsgaharx. RhrgasA I
tS~H fslty rspiswvi ~. BE- . sSal Z
he LzfzF cAseFus . itu azt g-nss
ia sezzgr- II = .ii1sira az .as l4al Z
.sz,sta Arzrasrrai ssI - 1sa2r-s
b1aaftes ra-sk Tssaig-ss4- rFa iss
discovered ~lih1af ~ - q ae4sa
ps=.sz. frcu fhe ss.Eaa.srhasal ~ 4
- sus n speclz1sas < s.aalzs
sslra - Marra..ah-.rs
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
c.rr,..l nr q, . I-.alh.a

A horrible .tory l. reported - : !
,omIe c5Gntry Ia The ia4.ia -
wscks aso the sifc and hatl 8
Tag near that place s'aiSeae - !,
After long searrh % ThsF~iai = !, I
the ehild ard portioas = = 4
mosher wera discovered y
panther Ia the woods several =
house. The roman 2ht ehis4 -
OF and devoarrd By he is'''
The entire country + trrrias'i = =,
hfty artnsi men arr nos =
t.-A=E
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
Irrn,.l 80. =.

rbs Gr-ek ic,ier fraisrs'ts's z g
arr IN aisfavor. La; sgrias aas-A'l
Killed ~hile untrrguias - - (
nxsy 80 iniitAgfna. N isrz2 !"
shansesi sru,n rs tosnloe = -
traseraiiies frusn thr es p i
troan them Which AID ihsi iAsF Hs-
fulnrr eoaauc the iaiilat1gy a'i
simple rou. This tall ne 7'ral'' =
and the faculty = delit-fai'as -
matter. !, = generA-G enai
frzrrr.ttirs arr do.szzei 70 sfisa7a-
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
>ln..xn. c.a.I 60.

President T. j. o'DendAI q
leans Board Of Trade, has s''lo- {,
national convention to AsseEaa'z -, :
leans on the thirtleth day q !
the interests OF the moSeTea' T.
place the Niearaguan cant. aa@. !,
of the national goyernmen' :.
speedy completion a. = eo'nll'a Z. I
for the welfare OF the nl.N1
the boards of trade, ehanoei !, 4
and commercial organifailo'' - :
State to send delegates 10 Us
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
ri.s,sss >st-.

At.,gt lo.ooo oisris a-.i osseiAls Is;i ws.s-
tnrtou asd urHt hszs g. lutc.
ne vote Ia Nsv Yofs CiIy ss- auoh Ii-ss-
sr thsa rrgo1sed Il 80 : per ccat isss
than faar yc2rs Asn-
s-1aih nakas. has pso1-hlF suus ~ Ham
soa.
Ths Rsp1hilsan, slssHs u.slaHH-r-
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

A soorHsANER had said that the
present emperor of Germany would
have seven sons not one OF which
would ever ascend the throne. OF
course the kaiser took no stock In
such prophesyings but all the same
was nightly pleased when his seventh
fTspring was girl
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

THE story is told that when Rosset-
ii was young he was very deeply IN
love with young woman who died.
and that he buried with her the SON
nets and the songs he wrote about
her This would make a very pretty
tale and furnish an excellent example
for other young poets but il is all
spoiled now that the sonnets and
things have recently been exhumcd.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

SPAIN. as country. is still terribly
backward in matters OF sanitation.
but 1t has progressed somewhat dur
ing the last century and half In
the year 1850 the cleaning of the
streets of Madrid was actually for
hidden. the physicians OF the city be-
ing of opinion that the filth was
wholesome and the innovation un-
necessary.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

THE armies OF the civilized nations
of the world number 900 600 men
Besides the loss OF their time and
labor they cost at least 81, 900 year
for. each soldier and that amounts to
IS. 600 600 600
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

CYCLONES have in their time been
guilty OF many freaks but South
Carolina member OF the family proved
a clear title to originality OF scope by
sweeping through a graveyard and
swapping the monuments in two.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
LAMAR
COLORADO

MAINE now has Chinaman in full
citizenship Wah Ngock Lea n
laudryman. who declared his inten-
tions several years ago TO a Maine
school teacher who married him
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
IOWA

Returns received up 90 a "a mAke 10
-. q, ,hr .r,patfga. psuspsrEis ousses,ie
! plurality TO Harrisoa of la.ono HsPahiicAss
claim q. 900 Tle state Jiesei 1, safeiy Re-
p,hliear The fgarth and eleFvnth cougrcs-
.loah dl.iricts arc IN daao;- prrs1at,y perlo'
cratic. I, = h-lirvri ths k-gahlieaas easFy
eight di.srisus
The PrshihI,ian uuss s - in afu p'y-
ciacss The total ranals 80 ahovc et'a
weavcf's total vs's Ia afiy psrciscis i "a
Weaver siil psstsabiy pa.] lsloa" vosos ia ihs
.iAte