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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-07
Jealousy Can ed ni. Crime.

b. A. G. LEWIS was arrested at Sioux
Falls BY United States Marshal Fry on
. charge preferred by os,otice In.
spector NJ. G. Fosncss.
lewis got infatuated with a girl who
was , member Of u travelling show that
he wal connected with, and ever ything
went beautifully until the aggregation
reached Elk Point. The girl got stuck
on . young man In that town and gave
Lewis the ''go by" The girl left the
town, but both lovers remained. She
wrote letters to her new lover and
Lewis wen to the p~ostoiice. asked for
md received the letters. read aud des-
troyed them. lie was bound over in
500 bonds, which he could not furnish
and he now languishes In the County
Jail.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29

The Grst Latin Bible with date was an-
ished at Menby by Faust in i4e2.
The state Of North Carolina has mined
nearly go, 10000 worth Of gold since 1874.
Boston has a Portuguese colony number
ing about 5000. They are forthemost part
sailors.
Venice Is built on 80 small islands, has
nearly 400 bridges and Is 80 miles il cir
cumference. Canals serve as streets and
gondolas as carriages.
Bythe tenth census %, ,010, 900 inhabitants
Of the United States were supported by az
riculture, Il, $4,000 by manufactures and
10, $50 900 by commerce.
IIargrnves Jennings, in his work, The
8osicrucians, tells Of lamp that was
found 10 q tomb in the year 149l that had
burned constantly for nearly 200 years.
It is estimated that Of the 5000, 900 inhab-
stants in Lcndor over 100000 are poor
living on less than FL week for each fam
liy--while over 100000 are IN ehropie pov-
erty.
The blood id its natural state eonta4ns az
amount Of pure water that IS really astop-
ishing 70 one who has not given the sub
iect attention nearly seyen-eighths OF its
entire bulku.
There( lIna extensive alligator industry
at JaSfghe he, Fla, as may be inferred
fron9 Az "a that ia 1890 6,400 alligators
wei pssnv, ere to tourists as Eelics Of
tupile
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29
HARRINGroN.


A few days ago our constable, Georg
Powell was called upon BY a tramp tn
name of Michael .2i8A =. Susiand I
arrefe afs 81 tie snss from Ltff
"a Is Road bat5er 10Hi OK more ia'
mons for N.n charm than those over
HANGING wods which lf.aee the steep riSei
f,en near s.denhead. aid which belong
~ the esfate6f Cliyeden-or, IS il is some
finas ucll Ciiefden. Few spots are
more famili to the boating man, whe
rsnl.s it absFe an other beauties Of the
Tban,es. ths ;uerry woods 1T MARROW and
the plantations at Numeham forming with
IL a trio of characteristics riverain scenes
Tt,oi.ed 1T from 2 little distance-from the
Formosa Islands bank. for instancs-th
Cliveden woods appear to form q dense
mass u foliage. but in reality there are
numerous gaps. formed either by the wind
ing pathways or by exposed tracts OF chalk
Na.uifcent ye,s trees hang from the
cliffs with their twisted roots exposed to
the air There ARE luxurisnt wreaths Of
wild clematis suspended from the tops OF
thetrees. willie all kinds Of Towering plants
grow plentifully in the shade. The lott
ness of the ridge opposite to the Dersshir
side. which is geog-ap phicallya yaconsinuatlon
Of I!edsor par.s. gives every advantage tc
the hanging woods OF Ciiveden. bringing
them effectually into coa,ri,t with tie s2F
rounding level laEd through waich iat
Tha,nps IN 1t it's su lselue.J colrs.' l.-s' ioI
many miles To ran. WHo; -er we sea theiii
in summer or in autumn. the eSgilis.te ~.
riety Of tints in the trees foenls q picture 81
forest loneliness which is probably unii
vailed in England.
The history Of the estate begins VIZ
Georye Viiliers, duke of Buckingham, tas
favorite of Charles H. Il was here that Ia.
fed in company with the Countess oi
Shrewsbury. who held lis horse disguised
asn mage. while he killed her husband In a
duel The Duchess of buckingham
Pepvs tells us-objected to the presence oi
the inconstant lady, saying it WAS rot lof
her and the other to live together il u
house WheretO George NiilierS Sanswered
..Af.dame, did think so and therefore Lave
ordered your coach 10 he ready to carry you
to your fathers" Then the scene c-ai1,s,'
10 The times of Frederick, prince OF Nales
and father of George III, who resided her
fo,. II short period and listened to the IA
MONS national air, Rule, britannia.
which. composed by Br. Arne, was per
formed before him for the first time on
Aug. I, 1910 In l595 the original edillc1
WIS ls,rrcd to the grouEd. and in lsN Ii
was rebuilt hy Sir G.. Warreuder
A second conAagration awaited itafter il
had been transferred to the Duke ci Suth'
erland, when it was once more rebuilt from
designs by Barry in lSl9 Tic house itself
which passed a short time ago Into the
hands Of the Duke of Westminster, is not
in any sense picturesque. 1t is great and
heavy mass Of masoury, tie center being a
revival of lingo Jones design for old Son
ers, House But the grounds have beeI
brought to a rare pitch of perfection, and
the views from the TERRACE, especially thGS
Which looks toward Windsor castle, co2l.
mand beautiful cxpanse OF varied EIS.
lisb landscape -LoadoH Telegraph.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29
The Last of Yer Tribe.

Old Jennie, rhe last representative Of the
famous Rogue river Indians now living in
this country and quite advanced IN YEARS
is making a burial robe after the custom
of her tribe in which to be laid away when
the summons shall come and she shall pass
60 the happy hunting grounds, where the
white man is not and lireWater is unknQwn
The groundwork is of fine buckskhl and is
superbly decorated with the various kinds
of money used by the tribe for generations
past and richly ornamented in pleasing
and skillful manner with jewels, pebbles,
beads and other valuables used and ad-
mired by the tribe in the past. The robe
when completed will weigh fully so pounds
and As o relic or reminder Of the peculiar
customs and practices Of nation Of people
now practically blotted from existence Is
most valuable and should be preserved.
With this commendable purpose in view
Mrs. Rowenn Nichols, who has been en-
ploved by the Worlds fair committee to
paint the Table rocks, has procured a num-
Der Of sketches Of this interesting sub
iect and will paint p life size picture OF old
Jennie wrapped ip her g9fgee.9lis eerailnehtsl
and thus happily preseEys Z sacred e'istonl
about TO pass forever INTO ppllYlon pla
Jennie was born and raised AT the foot Of
Table rocks and during the wars was once
captured by the whites and later rescued by
Ler people.-Jackson (Fla) Union
A grocery team is upset. pair Of rubber
boots are ground to atoms; two dozan eggs
NAV he uuhrOkpn
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29
sroEcn. but sun Game.

Uneasily they walked along Fifth avenue.
They had just emerged from the Holland
House and turned into Tairty-siXth street
They had been TO theracss lost heavily and
felt blue They knew that the antithesis
Of blue was red, sc they looked on the cup
which was red and it took away their blue
ness. It also warmed them little, I'm.
steadied ,tifeir gait little more and dazed
them considerably.
They were commenting on the disasters
which overlook their fayorites that day on
the track. One Of them happened to glance
h1p at house they were passing, on which
he saw something which puzzled him. fol
he said
"Wait er minute Whaz zatr'
The other look up at the house and saw a
Doctors sign, thus
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29
Sept. $50, DAVID S. ROACH.

n OTICE.-In compliance with the provis-
~ ions of the Act of the General Assembly
of the State of Delaware regulating the sale
OF Intoxicating liquors, I hereby give notice
that on Monday. the end day of October
next, shall make application in writing 10
the Cour, of General Sessions of the Peace
aud Jail DslieeTy, th,u to be held at George
town in and for Sussex County for license
for the keeping of an Inn OF Tsv rn in the
house or hotel situated in South Milford in
the county and State aforesaid, and in united
School Districts Nos. ?, 100, lo5, Ioi, in said
County, known as the Dorsey House, and for
the SAFE of Intoxicating liquors in less guam
titles than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises of which said house or hotel and
premises am owner and occupant The
following respectable citiEeus recommend
my said apulicatiou!
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29

.............,..-.-...'... .'.....'.'s''ssss''.'
Without waiting for his friend to answer
him the first man laboriously climbed the
steps of the stoop and rang the bell-not
once, but in the way that the comic papers
usually picture intoxicated people as ring
ing bells. a startled darky made his ap'
pearlnce at the door to be further startled
with the query:
"Shay. m'fren, wasser odds on BrownT
This was particularly bright darSy, but
it took him some time to comprehend what
the fellow meant. Then he tenderly helped
him down the stoop assuring him that thG
odds were even, but that he had better gq
home and take a nap.-New York Herald,
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29

NJ OTICE-.-In compliance with the pro-
~ visions of the Act Of the General Assem-
blv OF the State 9 + Delaware regulating the
sale of Intoxicating liquors, herebv give
notice that on Monday the 2ud. day Of DC
tober next ! shall ~ Ike application in writ
ing to the Court OF General sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery. then 10 be held il
Geoig getown in apd for Sussex county, for q
license for The keepiug Of an Inn or Tavern
in the house OF hotel situate in Greenwood
in the county and Stale aforesaid, in the
Greenwood Schcol DISTRICT No. 81 in said
courtv. known as the Greenwood Hotel,
for the sale therein efntoEicating liquors
in less quantities Than one quart, Of which
said house hotel and premises ! am owner
and occupant, as in my petition stated. The
following respectable citizeus. six or more
being substantial freeholders, recommend
NV said application.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29
Guaranteed Cure

We sn,hnrize ONT advertised drugsist 10 Eell Dr
,ri.o,s New Hiss very Tor causnmpnon. Coughs
and ceiif. u3oa Tin eo' dton. y yo1 afs p
ar,ea win cauef. Coz nr any Lug. Throai Q
lta.. ,ronbe ava ~ga ne a 3. nned es directed
.ivine e . sfr jr.Az. and experirn'' go bsn' ht
gon +. a. ,etorn fna hoitia snd haye your money
refunded rscesild not make this oaer did We
~ know that DR. Klngi New Discovery eould BE-
.t,s5 On. It sever disappoinis. Trial bottles
IL q. ". n tsu'h Dsug siore. Large Are
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29
ACTUAL. view OF

49, VI fa'-'.- azlsl7 Y. ~
r---Ff7~-- --
#..=1
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29
1911. and Chestnut Streets.

n Office -fu compliance with the pro
~ ,is,ouS Of the ACT nf the Ge- eIal Ass-in-
by OF the State OF u ware regulating the
SAFE If intoxicaiirg rqnors. hereby give
. office that on liondav, the 2nd day Of Octo
her next Shall max, apl licstiou :" writing
to the Court Of Grurrdl Sessions Of The Peace
and Jail Delivery. then to be held at George
town, IN anf for Sussex County for license
for the keeping Of an Inn OF Tavern IN the
house or hotel Situated on Slaughter Beach,
in IN, county and State afuresaid, and in
School District so A in said county, known
As the illow Grove or Slaughter Beach
Hotel and foriihe SALE treTr,u Of iutoxicat-
ing liquors in lrss quantities than one quart,
10 be utuuk ON the premises of which said
house or hotel ar'' premises anu owner and
occupant The fol owing respectable citi-
zei.> re commend my said appl cation:
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29
rhe Cosmopolitan.


The secc-
e
mHE Silver Dollar is as accept.
able TO us as any-each ore
> represents a purchasing power
of 200 ceuts when The quality Of our
goods is considered.
Try your dollars on our new line
of Fall Suits and lightweight Over
coats. You never saw better goods
for the money in your life Best OF
material, perfectly made, guaranteed
to fit. and p very low Iange of prices.
What more could vou ask
4. C Yates & Co.
1911 and Chestnut Streets.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29
JEWELRY.

He has the most complete assortment oi Jews ry
ever sh0wn ia this town, cOusisungin part OF m
ger rings for ladies' and gentleDen OF the latest
styles watch chains of unique patterns ~ an
grades chetelain chains and f0bs for ladies brest
pins, bangles. charms pencils and gold pens in
endleas varietY
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29

Ia the way ot clocks ne can suit the siimmest
pocket and the rsOst fastideous ta-i~. from fhs
smallest travelling or desk clock to The hnest man
tie, each guaranteed to be the best It's kinc'
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29
Matchmaker and JeWcler.
MILFoRD. DEL.

M yrbsmehl comes 10 Milford, with the hest
Of cred IN ials and his reputation as n workman
T. secoa to none in Delaware. his STOCK speaks
f0i its sslf.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29

A grocery team is upset; pair Of rubber
boots are ground to atoms; two dozan eggs
may be pnhroken:
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29
WATCHES.
NLOCKN

watches OF everv Grade from low priced N 81
yer cases to the highest grade in the finest gnld
ali warranted to be good time c-KeeTef 0f no saie.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29

ufacturer should select the Protec-
ton press, placing with it all the
business that he can, consistent with
his own interests. When papers
support what is good for the busi-
peaa of American manufacturers +
ric1N Nd
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29
DR.. JONES.
9taL
DIR. Brown

sffgfFfffqs fff fff ? fsfft ~ stsssssT
And underneath it another, which said
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29

the lowes6 STAKE
houa, the loves
All the New Eng
in less than !
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29

ROUGH eslIl1asa-of honor adhere 10 tle uate II
when gaze on that wonget avs nonort l4-. hel
Even Of things whlen n. 40 ~ - tse country 4 ,aii
save as relics and eurioslIloS spondeEt tha
estimate would run iar INTO s - lis connitecfull
the monastery OF Ia t'a D ssinIon ard will very 500
raEs0s no. 49, i
tiSs colAhe American thlhs' tney can 10 .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-18
National CapltaI Notea

There are 49, vacancies existing
among presidential posmasters causcd
by sxpirations and designations -Four
hundred and SIXTY I've commissions will
oxpife during three days next week. De
cnmber 70. - aud n. For the month N
Decembsr the expirstions of commis-
ssons will aggregate ifo Daring Janu-
AIRY go eomnissions viii expire Ii is
probable that forty new presidential
Offices will D. created next mouth. There
are 2l0 postmasters whose commission
vill expire in February.
II cosfs the Uuitsd States 81, 200, 900 a
ysar 10 psnsion the naval and army
olhcers who have grown old or who have
become disabled In the service. The
number of retired naval oficars a. pres
eut - 30. and army officers 3oo.
Minisfer Young. United States repre-.
scntativs 10 Gustemzia and Honduras.
repsrfs TO the state department. that he
has 40 nowiedge of the present where
slsout. ~ Mensgc. he has escaped TO
Sac Salvador.
Secretary Carlisle has appointed r
rolk Johnston of louisville. Kentucky,
q special arent for the treasury depart.
ment. snd assigned him to The ehafEs q
The Chicsgo divisien ofiics
The ecsnmitfee Ga banking AID cur
rsnry win report 70 the house the bisi q
repesl the lO Per cent tas ON state
haas eircaistioa without Sn5 fscom.
ueadafion-
Lfcutsnaat Fsusa ~ the navv has
s.ile~i frcsn San Sairaior The Almeda
NitA scaled crllers - tdsoifal irwin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-18

Secret Orders and Catholics Are AZ


ORANGE. n. j.. Dec. 1.-THE antagon-
ism between the Roman catholic TAU
thorities and the Order Of United Amer
lean Mechanics and the American Pro
tectiye association has broken out into
an open boycott. The Rev. Hugh Flen.
ing, rector OF ST. Johns Roman catholic
church. has been outspoken in his de-
nunciation OF these orders aad recently
published over his signature a scathing
arraignment Of Messrs Scudder. Mill
ington and others who have attacked
the Roman catholics. branding them as
Ignorant blatherites." etc. This was
followed by an open boycott OF Charles
p. Carson. baker. and b. Z. Laidlaw, a
grocer. both OF whom were accused of
belonging to these orders.
On Saturday local paper in Orange
published an alleged last Of the members
OF the local council OF the o. u. A. NJ.
aud also what they claimed was an au-
thentic copy OF the oath required from
candidates joining the American Pro
tective association. the same as has been
heretofore published.
This publication has aroused q most
bitter feeling id the community. Mr..
Carson has come out with public card
in which he denies being a member Of
the A. p. A.. aud defends the u. U. A. NJ.
from the charges OF sectarianism that
have been brought against 1t. asserting
that its objects are simply the support
OF tho public school system and the
mutual beneficiary insurance OF its
members
Il is openly charged that Father Flen-
ing has ordered the boycotts and others
as well. but OF this there Is no proof.
A Newark evening paper that circu-
lates largely in Orange has fallen under
the ban and has been also boycotted be-
cause il has published foil reports OF
the meetings OF the junior order OF
United American Mechanics and the A.
p. A. As consequence, it's sales have
fallen of greatly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-18
HIT THE WOMEN HARD.
Charges OF Fraud Made Against tn
Land Syndicate

CHICAGO. Dec. 17.-An Ohio woman,
Mrs. T. j. Grey Of Medina. has filed n
bill against the Woman's Land syndi.
cate, which has until lately done bust.
ness in the woman's Temple and which
is now said 10 be transacting its affairs
in its bonnet. Mrs Grey wants re-
ceiver appointed. an accounting made.
and is mob slow to charge fraud on a
large scale.
Mrs. Grey relates 10 her bill that the
syndicate was organized in 1892 by Mrs.
r. A. Simmops. Mrs James B. Hobbs
and the Rev. Henrietta q. Moore. the
codefendants 10 the bill with James b.
Hobbs. president OF the Commercial
Loan q Trust company, and
Calvin Dickey. The bill says
the defendants advertised a pur-
chase of 1000 lots in South
wankcgan for 10000 upon a "pay-ss-
you please contract Bonds to the num-
Der of $1,000 we're issued at sl0 under
the title Of profit sharing Investment
bondss These bonds. il is charged. were
frauduleatly juggled. and large sums OF
money were made by the promoters while
various women throughout the country
were victimized for various amounts
ranging from $40 upward. The substance
OF the charges IL that the syndicate was
a scheme to dcfraud women who put
their faith IN certain temperance and
religious leaders.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-18

soverrign's Views About Labor aud
Free Trade.

wAsmSeTox. Dec. 10. Master Work.
man Sovereign of the Knights Of Labor
is ia the city 10 attend the conference ~
silver leaders
Il am against strikes said he In the
course OF an interview. Il have been
connected with labor organizations Cor
years. aud have Eever yet been In a
strike They are the very last extremity
10 be rcsorted to. and even then they
should be unscconipanied ~ force and
should be digniiied and peaceful pro
test on the part % labor against the
terms given. The ballot h much more
effective in redrrseng wrongs than
strikes or arbitration"
Mr.. Sovereign was asked IA Go his
position on the tariff Il am az out and
out free trailer" said be. Il believe IT.
no makcshifts or partial reductions II
tariff taxation. The so.cailed protection
10 Amerlckn labor' u deiusion. Labor
II not protected Invested capital ~
eciyes bonus Ia the form 81 protection.
and IL is then option with the capitalist
O. give share % the bonus 70 labor. In
the form Of increased xsgee Bet this
optiop is seldom. u ever. exercised
Mr.. Soterrirn added that the tariff
and al othcr questions woaid be made
secondary a. tbe moBey issoe which
vas a subject on vhich the knights u
Labor ana al industrial orders would
Join.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-18
Baiiet Bankrupfcy BiIL
They VII AID The Tsepaeficans co
Defeat wilson's HsfL

WssutNsrc~ Dee Chairman VIII
son of the ways and uacans COMMITTEES
spenf fo,iay a. he hiss @rent ali his spare
tius for the past ssek. ~o-kinx on the
majority report Ga the tariff hs;l The
report Ell BE- lsfi before tue democrat
ncfnhers of the coinmitfee az sdr. VIII
sons house tosuorrce nixhL
Tbs 0pening specch on the republican
s,ls eiif BE usadr tr hr. burrows of
hichven 81 Speaker Re~d viii eiue.
TIE d~osts FOR the reeabi,cans ard Mr.
krecklnridxs 81 Arksnsss ei,l probably
prrfosfh siBtlsr service Tor the deme.
eras maiorily.
SINE democrat memtsrs represent
ing manufsrtasinr tistricfs hndinz tue
caneus prrrared within which they
feeued th~f couid safsiy expre>s thsir
hostile E,eFs a. - nlstters - the VII
spu btll injurioisly a9srtier their coe-
ststu~nss sre aos spaakinx cat sf meet.
ins Amcng lkeEe = t'haslss u fislnes
- Kinsieracs,k Il Nsv Ysek. Who repre-.
senis the ccunfiee - Colnmhss and
Reaassisrr 10 the after ~ whieh Il ssf
usteti the thriving msnufacfsrine city
of EroF IL hainfs h4s tsrs k1sri -
sa ~if ttr Wis., taftf fal - nst
anenfied - a. . psptstt oaF ereat q.
dusfFiss helists thst saouxh dsmo.
er4le stif ioio Nifa the repnt l.caeA n
opposing if - iosiIFe ita sietNas
hen 10 adsir6 nanter - Ssreat
isfst siseerrsfk - yes snow haAi a.
intormsl eSnftfsnes. a. shiek our osu
sasi gfssx4nees sers faily d,>ss>re,l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-18

CHfcsoo, Dec. ls.-With al sho po,np
and splcndor attending catholic cers-
monies ~ the kind. uhicaeois great
cathedral. the Church ~ the Holy
Name, WAS reopened and rededicatcl
this morning IN the presence of an i'm
mcnsc congregation and large nnmi,er
u visiting priests. Expensive repairs
have been 10 progress Tor thrre years
and the compirtion % the work nas
marked this nsorribg by the celei,rHfion
OF solemn ponfifcal mass by the nrtsh
bishop of chicago. the Most Rev. T. a.
Fcehan. ID. ID. The scrmon was deiis.
cred by the RI Rev. John Hcnnnssy.
archbishop 81 Duioque. Iowa ATTEND
ing the service Bsshcrs Cannril q
Omaha. Choisrd Of NiBccnnes. 5snsen
% BsIleville aud the neely ap,Dlutci
Bishop Duane q Dallas Ts'xaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-18

SAX FRANCISCO. Dee. T.-Collector OF
Internal Revenue Weiborn has received
vorf from Washington that instruc
tions concerning the registration OF
Chinese laborers have been mailed to
him. and that registration will begin
Dccsnber % II is believed here that
nearly al Chinese laborers will avail
themselves Of the privilege OF remaining
In the United States by registering.
The Chinese Six companies viii issue a
circula- Insfructing all Chinese labor
era 10 comply with the laws
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-18

Readsss Tsecesvers Answer the rcsi-
stan &C fassc a. Rsce.

PHttspxi pHtk Dee. 1.-THE recsls-
sss q the Resaing e0mpany hsvepre-
pared their snsrer g. The t-etitian -
lsnac l. Rice Hiei few days since. N
the case - I'istf against tkfe rnilruad
com pnDy. The answer. uhieh eih he
illed next Tuesday. - = sweefinK deAisi
Of as ths charges made tf Nf Rics
against iEe receieere Anso1e ofher
thinFn. the snssef charges Nf Eice.
sbiie heisiing IN of1lcisl relation io the
comreEy an1i . prc$essieu& rsiaflon ~
con AlcHfisi expert employees ~ the
trustees ras1e cepirs 81 rsfions Yapers
elfica - dees fsii inclu1e IN snf repoft
- Ire tfUsfras hof Asea ~ has slsce
esea - bssis g ne~4nErf nftseks
sron tse faA< acsneu< il a. aisr al
- aikazfd thnf NJ hire densudssa for
hie services - ffeasee tts sun - 40.
- eaieh smesus tbs tfszsses declined
- fee