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0rlI ST., A. EAST, near broadway Nicely fur
nishcd rooms with good board; moderate; ref
| lahln hna nj
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llTII ST, ~ EAST-Sunny rooms. single end
double: excellent table; home comforts; also
The evening world., 1893-10-25
Flats and Apartments to Let.
unturn,shed North Of ,,,,h s,,..,

unfurnished North Of ,asth Street.
A.-12gTH ST., 1e5 wEsT-Cheapest and best
apartments for the money in city; handsomely
decorated and superbly arranged steam heat ali
from 1 station ssi. Apply . JAsrT6R AN YssR ''o'A
~; 90. siOnfouR ROOMS; overlooking enchsn,.
dren: reference. $50 West 152d st.
at foot elevated station, 45!h St and 5,h ave II
h aye @ 10 Sas S bs.,a alsp s snd "a 5ooms at
unfurnished--Aalses
PHYSICIAN offers four rear rooms for board
ana care OF rooms: references exchanged. A.,
box "a, l2i2 Broadway.
Unfurnishsd-1rook
CENTRAL AVE, Dos, corner Halsey ST., Brook.
lynmfla!, $40 for light rooms; modern i'm
DHMFFIELD HIi ST. 90. near the bridgemfo9r Or Ave
JEFFERSON AVE. l5l, near NOstrand l. sta:
so Sae and Sq
premises
FLAT TO LET, corner Bedford ave. and Rut.
ledge st. .Brooklyn-Six large rooms, with bath
all improvements, finely decorated, only S23
MlNFORD'S ELEGANT FLATS, 81 Willow
place, between Joralemon and state sts .
" MIs and % rSom. snd an 'na BATH ali si.Se
In cherry; sideboard In dining room and all mod
Ea as" nns IS ssa place.
81 to SO; jantor always on premises. JOHN
sCyrr. Agent, 81 Willow place, brooklyn.
30, so, S11. Four good sized rooms; vance
tubs, bells, carpeted hals all recently decorated
liberal Inducements to adult families with good
references near Saratoga 7" station come and
| see. Apply no Marion ST.. Brooklyn.
! TO LET-f1ats: to secure choice OF apartments In
the Riverside apply now; u lew weeks later
hundreds Of people will call for apartments and
sannot be accommodated; all sunlight rooms;
fire proof staircases separate water closets. sink
| and tub for each apartment; large private park,
&c rents 81 to S3 per week. Send for ILLUSTRATED
circdlar. Agent, Riverside, ~ Joralemon st.,
BROOKLYN.
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Boarders Wanted.
West Side,

West Side.
p8TH ST, 81 wESr-Scveral nne rooms. sunny;
select table and house; parior dining; hone.
like, congenlal.
ELra'ANri.Y furnished ryon,s, with or without
board Broadway. near Park. Quiet 80 9Th
GENTLEMAN can have furpished room; ali
conven!snses: 3osrt optional. Apply Open
wANTEp-t tongenal young lady room: mate, IN
gry.ate house. with excellent board. Moderate,
North OF issth Street.
l2sTH ST. 2l9 East -Neyly furnished large
ia6rH ST, ala WEST Large and small can.
Meeting rooms, with board; slcovs room; rea-
127rm ST, Is EAST Furnished room, with O
without board.
10Th. ST, Al WEST Desirable alcoys nom
also hail rooms; excellent board; moderate;
references.
l3lsT ST, ils WEsT--2 handsonciy furnished
rooms, second floor. with board private family.
room. with excellent hoard; also table board.
M,seeIisNsous.
LADY, having handsomely furnished house, Will
.sy ss T T soa * aSs sss @ori aptown apa ' 00"'a @
wANTED-Inf To hoard by lady ot year; ex-
perience; best q refeIcnce given required.
Address Miss II. bartiss, W Henry St. New
oroohiyn.:
ADELPHI ST., aO-2 rooms to let; men only;
with or without board; 3lines of cars
BRTDGE ST.. 36O-Iarge ffont room, well fuf-
nlshed, with excellent board for two, e1l.
GREENE AVE, sOO-Nice second door room |:
all improvements; hrst- class table; two blocks
Sumner j.. '' EH a
POPLAR ST, brLafEe and small room, With
board; hometike; 3 minutes bridge and ferry!
9TH ST, lp6 NORTH Hpokiyp-FurnlskSd
LADY would Ike small child to board = bod
home. Mn D.. 1858 Broadway. Brooklyn.
TWO HEATED ROOMS, with board, near
broadway and 10th ct. $50 month each. O..
box @}3 J-ptowu World.
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LENtNuTON AVE. cor l2ith st. Hotel rcte-
| icr Handsomely furnished rooms, with or
without boaryi. terms reasonable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
EVEN FROM ENGLAND WE LEARN.
some Choice Americanisms that Are be-
lieved IN There.

We must go to England TO learn
Americsnisms. The following are from
a list given in Pearson's Weekly Of
London
An American lady who is supposed 10
be at home TO her f.iends, is said by her
female help 90 be "to hum" To wander
about town aimlessly Is TO" transpoose,"
and what we call the best man at
wedding is named in the United States
"weddiner."
The book In which the transatlantic
wine merchants register the name OF
slow-paging customers is known as the
"tickler."
A person who is we'll travelled and has
seen many lands is said to have "seen
the elephant" one who forgets thing
is said to "dsremember" it, and a per-
son in full dress is spoken OF as a
dixie"
ITO acknowledge tho corn" is to ad-
NIT an imuutation; to "bale ones own
boat" is TO mind your own business, and
to ego it bald-headed" is to do a thing
eagerly.
When a member Of Congress supports
iegisate project for selfish purposes
and says he does II Tor the puOllc good
he is said TO "have an axe 10 grind, ]"
the expenses for bribery in political cir
clos being designated "chicken pie"
A Congressman who gets the best OF
another in debate is said TO have 'given
him Jessie" John Bunyan has sup
piled a word foa politicians who con-
stantly dabble in muddy waters. These
are known as muck rakes." Or, per-
haps the analogue was in existence be-
fore "Pilgrim's Progress" was written,
and Bunyan may have been the adapter.
A young lady from New England,
spaying a yieit to the old country, would
create a sensation at the dinner table II
she manifested her desire apple pie by
SAYING she would like little OF that
''apple slump" this being culinary
concoction peculiar TO New England,
composed OF apples and molasses baked
as a pie In an iron pot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
IL Was the Clock.

The hands OF the clock pointed to the
hour Of IL.
Being night, 1t was, therefore, IL
p. N.
II was the hour when grayeyards and
other things yawn.r
All except the young man calling on
the girl.
In fact or in fiction, gay or severe, the
young man never yawns.
II be cid, the humorist might reverse
the persOnel OF his stories.
As before stated, the hour was II y,
m, the young man was there, as was
the girl. but the graveyard wasn't.
The yawn. however, was.
The young man had been talking
talking, talking.
All at once, by some strangspower,
his attention was directed 20 the clock.
BLESS my SOUL" he exclaimed, "it IS
II o'clock"
Yes" the girl assented eagerly.
Then he took out his watc
why" he said, that clock isar
hour fast"
She looked at him silently, persuas
lively, appealingly, eloqDently.
"But you are not. are yOu?" she ask
ed TREMENDOUSLY, and a minute later be
was softly closing the front door behind
him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES
To Prevent the Emigration Of Cholera-in-
fected Persons in Europe.

To Prevent the Emigration Of Cholera-in-
fected Persons in Europe.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 12.-The
Treasury Department is officially adj
vised by the Department OF State that
Storage traffic between European ports
and the United States, which was dis
continued on January 1st last, has been
resumed.
U. S. Consul Gardner at Rotterdam,
in report TO the State Department,
gives detailed account of the precau-
tions taken there to prevent the emil
grafton Of persons affected with conta-
gious diseases. In addition TO the safe
guards against transmission OF disease
afforded by the local system OF examln-
alton made Immediately before embark
alton, q new hotel, designed exclusively
for the accommodation Of Storage and
second-class passengers enroute for the
United States, has been built. The en-
tire control of this building, according
20 Dutch laws. is in the hands OF the
Commissioner Of Emigration, although
the United States Consul has free access
10 the building.
e. S. Consul Estes, at Hamburg, has
submitted a report OF the precautions
that he has adopted against that intro
duction Of infectious diseases into the
United States by the resumption OF I'M
migration at his port. be states that
all vessels sailing from Hamburg for
ports In the United States, before tn ey
can obtain their bill of health must be
thoroughly disinfected according to the
instructions Of the United States ma
| rine hospital service. This disinfection
| is superintended by DR.. w. L. Homann,
! a Hamburg government surgeon, who
uses the Hamburg police department
seal on his certificate OF disinfectlon.
Further, the crews Of the vessels carry
ing immigrants are medically examined
by Or. Homann and DR.. Nash, deputy
of DR.. jenkins, the health officer
in New York. These physicians
issue a certificate as 10 this examiDa-
ton. The bill OF health which is not
delivered TO the steamship until all Of
| these requirements have been complied
with bears across IT'S face In red ink the
exact number Of cholera cases and
deaths which have been reported to the
| Hamburg senate.
All of theaboge mentioned documents
bear the authorization Of the United
States. Consul Estes also states that
all passengers coming from Russia and
Austria. and Hungary are obliged TO OBJ
serve a quarantine Of at least six days
under police surveillance before they
are allowed to 90 on board ship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13

SAcRAuENro, GALA, March 12.-The
State Legislature last evening passed
through both Houses a resolution TO sub
init TO the people q constitutional amend
meDt removing the capital TO San Jose,
providing the latter city shall deed TO the
State ten acres Of land aud bonus OF one
million dollars. The action though nasty,
appears to have been earnest The lmme-
date animus Of the resolution was am arti-
Gle in a Sacramento evening paper headed
''Thank God the Legislature viii Soon
Adjourn and processing to recite various
misdeeds and mistakes of the Legislature.
The article was read In the Senate and the
resolutions passed promptly. Being trans
mitted to the Assembly, 10 first failed OF
the necessary two-thirds majority, but a
call OF the House was ordered, the doors
were closed and the Sergeant-at-Arms dis
patched 70 arrest absent members. A
number were routed from bed brought TO
the Assembly chamber and the required
vote thus finally obtained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
what lie Had.

One Of Detroit's rising young foristf
whose mind Isl so entirely on his bust
ness chat he doesn't get around to SEE
the girls oftener than three or fouI
times a year, made a call last Sunday
evening on young woman OF rather
literary tastes. 1t wasn't very loog IN
III she brought up books and Mr.. Flor
ist was thinking about something else
Have you read Hanging Moss"
she inquired.
"N-No," he stammered In dazed
kind OF a way. "bnt we have some yery
foe silver green varieties" and the CIR
Riggled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13

EiR. CLEvELAND's LATEST SURPRISE
President CLEVELAND continues to
be original, picturesque and courageous.
His ultimatum has gone forth that ex-
federal ofEiee-holders need not apply
either for their old or rev positions,
where there are deserving applicants
for the places who have not heretofore
held federal offices. 1t is said there
will be some exceptions to this rule, but
they will be very rare, and then only
where great merit and ability
were conspicuous. This order Of the
President is so different from anything
In that line which had been done by his
predecessors that, although expecting
surprises, the many candidates were IN
prepared for so great one as this.
To say that it has seriously disturbed
the COMMUNITY Of the ex-iederal Of
ficlals who felt they had done their duty
well and faithfully, to say nothing Of
their work for party success, is to put
It very mildly. But however this may
be, there is no gainsaying the fact that
where there is one disappointment over
this order Of the President there are
five pleased beyond measure, therefore
it cannot but help make Mr.. CLEvE-
LAND more popular than ever with the
vast majority Of the onice-seeking Dem
ocrats.
Our friends, Hon. JOSEPH S. MILLER,
Gen. @. C. Wars and others, if they
do not come under the head Of
special" have our coincidence, but we
commend 30 them the scriptural quota
ton Of Gen. BRAGG, who is an ex-Min-
lister to Mexico, and is among the
gentlemen that have been turned down:
''The LORD giveth aud the LORD taketh
away. Blessed be the name of the
LORD. / am resigned" said the Gen
eral. Mr.. CLEVELAND has done as
seemed to him best"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
London nlonsr Market.

LONDON, March 12.-Discount rates were
firm during the week past az "a for three
months and two short. The financial stu
alton in the United States is the leading In
luence that affects the money and stock
markets here. High class investment
stocks and home and Indian funds have
been especially affected by the talk OF PROB
able borrowing by the United States.
There is consensus OF opinion here now
that the negotiations in that direction have
been tentative ana provisional and that the
United States viii tide over the temporary
difficulty until g definite monetary policy
has been adopted, especially IS Austria S
demand has lessened. Silver was quiet
during the week. The market was TO some
oxteut supported by the small amount OFFER
ing. American securities were weak and
disappointing, although the market was
now without confidence in a recovery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13

RUMoR has it that a certain bold
Spectator owns millions Of bushels OF
wheat in the Northwest, has bought
millions Of bushels OF futures" or i'm
aginary wheat, has monopOlizsd all the
elevator storage facilities in existence,
and will win or lose ten millions of dol
lars. This bold speculatOr, whose name
is not given, deLles it. We trust he
speaks the truth, else it would be a sad
commentary on the defeat Of the Aatf-
Option bill in Congress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
stir Failure.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. March 12.-Mr.
Stiff. of the wool firm Of Sttt & Co., which
assigned Yesterday refuses 10 be inter-
viewed. Assignee Dickey says he does not
know what the liabilities Of the firm will
amount 10 but that he had heard that they
would foot up o million and quarter dol
lars just what the assets VIII amount 10
is a matter of surmise, but it is believed
they will be comparatively small as they
consist. il is said, OF interests in the Cam
den mills. A statement will be made in
few DAYS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
The Reading and n. Y. s n. e Scheme


RosToN. Mass, March 12-In view of a
puhlished statement that a midnight re-
ownership might Illustrate the plan Of the
Mcleod interests 10 Sbtain control OF the
New Y ork and New England road at the
annual meeting on Tuesday; that both
sides were prepared for a receivership, and
the additional assertion that the Reading in
terests had proxies to control the election,
but not the cash TO hold the stock under the
FIRE a receivership. A statement of the
condition Of the New England road and
the outlook for 1t under Reading control IS
made by parties friendly TO that scheme
And shows that the alliance with the Read
ing will be most advantageous TO the New
England. Mr.. McLeod's associates are
confident that his control Of the New Eng
land will be Of great benefit te the share
holders of that Company as well as TO the
Reading Company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13

A COMMUNICATION from New Cum
berland, Hancock county, is not insert
Abecause~the writer's name does not
Lmpany il. About once week the
compelled TO explain to
writers tnas~Ehs rf~~S6ncS
accompany their communications,
Dor publication but as a guarantee
N GOOD faith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13

Nos. Sand 4, daily, T.E. v. Limited, run ssiit
between New York and Cincinnati with Yesu
bule sleeper between Washington and Louis'
vile and between Cincinnati ana Old P0lnt
Comfort
Nos. 1 and solid trains with Pullmaa slsspsts
between Cincinnati and WAshingtoB. No. fhas
Pullman Sleeper Roncsvsfts 70 Old Point Com.
fort daily
Train No. SleAyes Clifton Forge A. $40 n
and arrives At Charlottesville al 1910 A. m.
HUNTINGTON DIVISION; No. H. leaVs
Clifton Forge daily 500 a. m. arrive HuntinE ton
e:sb D. IN. No. H. daily, leave HsntiRgton e.oo
a. m, arrive Clifton Forge $50 p. NJ. No. Is,
daily except Sunday. leave KAst Bswsll 300 A.
70 arrive Huntington 1000 a. NJ. No. 10, daily
except sunday leave Huntington 800 ,. A., A..
'CcISCISSHTi DIVISION: No. II, daily 81.
cept sunday, leave Huntington 8: i0a. "a, arrive
Cincinnati 1918 q. IN. No. u, daily efeeDt
sunday. leave Cincinnati 800 p. m., arrive
HUutisgton $40 p. m. No. 10, daily srcspi
SUNDAY, leave kiysyiils $50 a. M, arrive Ga
cinnati 1850 q m. No. 20 daily except snpssy
Leave Cincinnati 500 p. m, arrive hsyi1ilis
'''I scIRW. G. MURRAY, Trans Manager.
Il. FULLER. 0enI PAts.Agsn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
Can You solve i,@

Fulton has suspended business to con-
slider this problem: A farmer sold q
horse for $50 and bought him back for
$50 and then sold him for 500. How
much did be make In the trade? Mer-
chants, clerks and customers have Fig
gered'' and argued about whether the
farmer made $50 or 500. and the prob.
lem has NOS been settled yet.-konsas
cry Star.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13

Mr.. JAMES w. HYATT died yesterday.
lie was United States Treasurer under
Mr.. CLEvELAND's former administra-
lion, filing out the unexpired term Of
Mr. JoRDAN, resigned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
SENATOR FAULkNEK.

The REGISTERS telegram from Wash
ingtou last Saturday 91nouneed that
Senator FAULKNEE's name had been
connected with the new Appellate Court
Of the District o: Columbia. His friends
going so far as TO say that If the Presi-
dent tendereG the Chief Judgaship the
Senator wogId probably accept. The
position is/for life and the salary $4,000
per anngm.
H0Vmuch foundation there is for the
story the REGISTER is unable to state,
built is safe to say that If President
CLEVELAND were to make a tender Of
-the appointment to the Senator, and he
would accept, the commission would be
worthiIy bestowed. When on the bench
from which he resigned to accept the
senatorship, his record was one that
any man might be proud Of. Besides
having an analytical mind, quick to
separate the chaf from the wheat in
the voluminous matter and arguments
presented by opposing counsel, ne had
also tue reputation Of being afable,
patient and impartial to great degree,
most excellent and essential traits Of
character in a Judge, all Of which made
him deseryedly popular In the circuit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13

JOIN CHrNANAN has finally come to
the conclusion that Uncle Sam means
what he says in the Chinese exclusion
act. Throughout the country the Chi
nese are beginning to comply with the
provisions Of the new law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13

Our dispatches report there are many
Vest Virginians in Washington want
ing Office. Well, what of IL? 1t is an
iGalienable right which the Lords
amounted have, and il they are all sue
cessful the better pleased West Virginia
Democrats will be.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13

By THE time Mr.. CLEVELAND pro-
mulgates few more rules regarding
appointments, the Office seekers will be-
gin TO know where they are az.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13

MR. F. J. HAPsBUEG, OF Austria bet
Ter known as Emperor FRANCIS JOSEPH
mas decided TO quit the Emperor ousl-
ness and retire on q competency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13

ACHIcAGo thief stole s4-foot iron
smokestack four feet in diameter. he
will probably steal the building next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
steamship Arrivals Yesterday.

At Liverpool Columbian. Boston.
At re-LaGascOgne, New Yoek.
At New York-Berlin, Liverpool, La
Bourgogne Hayre.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
randerhlIiin London.

LONDON, March Nv. K. Vanderbilt
arrived here this afternoon from Paris,
and will good 10 Liverpool to inspect the
Yacht there building 10 replace the Alva.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
neLessen,s successor.

CAmO, March I'm. Chevalier, Of the
Department Of the Pebble Debt, has been
chosen TO succeed Charles DeLeSsepS as
director Of the Suez Canal Company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
TIE SENATE SESSION.
1t VIII Probably be Brief and Confined to
Reception OF Nominations.

It VIII Probably be Brief and Confined to
Reception OF Nominations.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-The ses-
sion of the Senate tomorrow will prob
ably be brief and will be confined main
ly to the reception Of nominations from
the President. Within day or two fol-
lowing, however, the committee Will be
appointed and the body will be in thor
ough working order so far as the bus
mess for which il is called together is
concerned Reports OF committees up
on the nominations win begin TO come
in Immediately, and the Senate will be
occupied with them until the end of the
session. Aside from this business is
the consideration of the legislation
questions involved in the appointment
of three Senators by the Governors Of
Montana, Wyoming and Washington.
The members OF the Committee on Priv
ileges ana ElectionsS wave already been
devoting their attention to the study OF
precedents and the law affecting such
appointments and what doubt there is
to make reports soon after the creden-
tials are taken up. It happens that the
decisions Of the different questions in
volyed in these cases can be made with
out affecting the political complexion OF
the Senate, and it is the intention Of
both sides of the chamber to endeayor
to consider the cases purely on their
merits and without respect 10 political
considerations and thus establish pre-
cedent that will be likely to stand here
after. As the points involved are many
and the question itself is complex, 1t is
expected that q debate will ensue in the
Senate upon the presentation of the re-
port of the committee that may occupy
several weeks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13

WONDER if Fourth Assistant Post
master General ROBERT A. MAXWELL
can WELD the axe as deftly as ADLAI
did.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
ofCourse You Read

The testimonials published in this paper
relating to Hoods Sarsapsrilla. They
show beyond a doubt that HOODS
CURES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13

b. rasrAsE PREPAID.


yrR rrAR, nY MAIL. FssrAsE PREPAID.
DAILY, six days in the week...............S %
DAILY. three days in the week.. .... 40
DAILY, two days IN the week. -.-...--.' > "
DAILY. one Gay in the week..............' ! %
WEEKLY, one year, in adyanee......''.'' 1 "
WEEKLY, six months. ..........'-..'.'- "
SUNDAY only, one year.........'.-.'--.' ~
SUNDAY only, six months 4 "
DELIVERED By CARRIERS
DAILY. per week. to be paid wesk.y.-.... %
DAILY and SUNDAY, per wseS......-.... ID
rhs DAILY viii be delivered BY carrier Ia
auv other city or town at.....--.- 49, 10
strgis Copies Of DAILY or WEEKLY. .
Reiectsd communications viii not be returnsa
rrless accompanied by sufficient postage.
rg-Tributss Of Respect ana Obituary No'ie''
G cents per line.
Stamps OF the denomination OF '"oeeAls An0
,.ss accepted Tor amounts less than one dollar
r-CoEEEsFoNDzN0E coSrANrSs IMPORTANT
,,tv-s sor1crrup TaoN EvKET Part OF THE Sun
HoUNDrNa COUNTRY.
REGISTER, sraDraeiHg iis sFSsra! ssf'en'
q. ,nfer,a @, tie Postogiss la Hals.ina ~ "a
fssseona-clcos matter.