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The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
TEN YEARS CHANG ES.
Tho Yellowssons In 1883 and tho Firs
Through Itcks

Tho Ysiiowssone In 1883 ana tho First
Through Iicksts.
II was on the 9th Of May. 1853. shat the
NoSthern Pacific railroad nrst cod
through tickets on snlo from ths eastern
terminal, IT. Paul. 10 the wsste n tsrmi-
nus. PoStland, Oregon. A man named
Brown. of Butte county. California. bought
the hrss ticket and / purchased the second.
each Of us bound for Portland, says d. Il.
McGinnis In tho Northwest Magazine. Tho
tickets cos. US go each, second ciass. BE-
Ing the first through pAssenRsrs ws were
furnished with letters of Introduction TO
all the prominent officials on tho line. snd
we consequently had royA. tins all tic
way across tbs continent. A. tho last Hail
connecting the eastern snd wests ends
VAS not laid until August Of that year No
travelled from Gallatin. thirty miles west
of Bozsman, h ont. to she third crossing Of
the C.srk's fork Of tbs Columbia. . dig
tanos of about 225 miles. BY b tlIsbnry's
stage line. at which latter point wo again
took the train for Portland.
have just made the Same "trip. ten years
later. ana tho changes In the country In the
| 'S3 tho town OF Billings was booming snd
great things We expected Of il and the
surrounding country. Oas Of the schsmes =
then being carried ont was the construction
OF an is,igaslng canal to wstfY the iarQs
valley along the Yellowstone above Biilinga
Il WAS being done BY An eastern syndicate.
and their general manager, bright younG
follow, got on the train with rs st Billings
The line Of the road ran through the laudl
10 bs irrigated. Az that time they wore 4
broad plain OF yellow clay destitute OF veg
citation, except q stunted growth of sag,
bush and grsasswood, whitened nor,
and there by patches of alkaIi-abou
as unpromising ospect to thu
| 0, 9 OF tho eastern man - the center Of thu
desert of sahara. The consequence va,
com n,ents the reverse Of fstte ing BY oul
pa ty. which made the general manager
very wroth. He declared that this SANE
desert would blossom with great crops al
soon as tho vivifyinR water was turned ovel
| it and il WAS llscsd under cultivation; boi
he did not overcome our eastern skeptIoism.
Of a visionary. except the Califo mia man
! Brown. who said that We might ohsn1s ouI
minds If we came along = few years Inter.
| Recently passed over the same ground
and found the whole valley s1Ound Billing,
d vei dant aradIse OF wheat. oats, Aifaifs
and vegetables. The country was densol,
settled and fino houses and barns dotted
this Landscape of buoolio beauty. wa
told that the once alkeli plain of barre,
yellow olay was now worth from $40 to 81
per acre and tho profit of farming by iaa
ton were 90 great that second "hiSh-lins'
canal was built TO water the q ound betweel
the iginal line and the bluffs 80 as /
cover the small strip Of hiRhos lands not il
Tigated from the original osnsl. Th
young general manager was vindicated. an
BY his ioresight thou sands of acres Of othet
wIss barren lands now support hund eds 9
happy homes in comfort and p.enty.sE
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
Notice to Orc shippers.

The U. s. Public Sampling Co.. of Hell
ens, is again prepared to handle all Glasses
of smelling ores. and parties having this
olaas to sell will find it to their interest 10
interview E. B. Braden, manager. before
diaposinQ of their products. We can now
pay the market rice for all ores, which is
only slight decrease from the prices pre-
Willing before the reo-nt decline in silver.
Silver computed al New York spot quota
tions and not at sixty days delivery. As
saying will resolve y, ompt attention. Cor
responlence solicited.
E. b. BaADEN, Manager.
Corner Grand and jackson st,scts Helena.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
Good Nsws for 4. 900 Work man.

OMAHA. Ost. l5.-Unpreoedsntsd 40 ths
sisustion ID. 1900 men on the Union Pacific
will feel Monday that the sppoinsmsnt Of
receivers for tho vast ., stem 10 an unmixsd
bl. ssinp, by reason of an order isaued late
last night by General Manager Dickinson.
iucrsasinR The houIs Of work for all shop-
men thirtesa hoars per week. The mon
hive been working thirty five hours week
10 she shops throughout shs system. ao-
ouisscipQ In several reductions made dur
ing the sun msr. bat are z antsd an increase
to forsy-eiRhS hon . por week. effective
Monday morning. Il will increase the pay
roll STA 600 per month.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
The Tariff B,ll Coming Sure.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 16.-The democratic
members Of the ways and means oommittss
hope 10 have tho ta'if bill reported within
a mouth and have IL rass the house befors
the holidays. The greatest secrecy 10 on
joined on oil members who have the pep
aration Of the bill in hand. II looks very
much a. IL iron ore will follow coal into
the free list Another orc that will prob
ably b restored to the free list 10 lead.
Bryan, Of Nebraska, who 10 . member OF
the committee OH ways and means. advo-
Gates that IN income tax be- made part OF
the saHi6 bill. If it 10 not incorporated he
will present IL 10 The house IN some form.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
state Ua,vsrs,sy Burned.

VERMILlIoS. 8. D.. O,A 1h-The main
building IT the state snivs sisy Was burned
this msrniag. ensailins . loss Of $l0o, 600 OF
nois without Insurance.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
A Pair af X Ids

Gloves are essential to every lady going
TO The fair or sissvhsse. Don't fail to get
only the best-Csntsusri. Scld only at
&. A. Fishers.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16

While east MI. II. Tonn bought whole
sale stock in the millinery line, which he
will offer at great rsLuotions over all other
BtoOks In tho city.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16

a SorOleeb StuUsoOOyS "OT0.
NEW York, Oet ia lighted match
dropped by o stableboy STATED . frs In the
Eastwood Park stables to-day. Fowler's
stables wers totally destteyed. Joseph Kina
q valuable two-y eaT-old stallion. and Jsan-
netSs, also a two-y year-old. vere burned 10
death. They vs evalued At $4,000 King.
q very valuable stallion. was slightly
burned. Sixty stablsA valued - $20O, 900.
vs.s destroyed.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
The vigilant Wins.

With sase the Yankee yacht defeats the
Britisher. We pass all osmpetito,s with
the same ease especially in sailor hats. All
shades and all prices al g. A. Fishss'a
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
Fare Way Down

Everybody 10 going 70 shs fair. We have
an elegant line. Of hats for the lady srav-
slers. He sure and see them at q. A.
Fishss'e
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
praction, rusvisr.

Get ready for the sold weather BY having
your furs altered and repaired.
Mns. LAFLEUR, 42l Broadway.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
Ninoteen T,sbtu1 SmKcks Missing.

Nineteen Fishing SmRcks Missing.
NEW YORK; Oct. 15-Niuetesn hshiTg
smacks, tho crews of whioh number 1GO
men, have heen Ut sea since Thursday last.
and IL is feared that a number Of them
foundesed during the gale.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16

Joel Marks. Mgr Laugh
ing uirl 60
Mrs stonehouse, Ra-
dsrsburg
Miss Ella Sullivan.
Marysviile
H X hnshnell. { ity
tieo Soharf, v ickes
j w sherlock, " ickes
J b Eoyd. Detroit, Mich
Mrs lloyd, Detroit. Mich
NIrs v enstram, Elkhorn
Us Frazer, v hite Sui
phur springs
A A a,npbell. City
K j Beam, Hogan
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
Probably Another Gonc Dowu.

9AuLr ST. MARIE. Mich. Oct. lb-Ifs
captain Of the steamer Jay Gould, which
passed down tonight. Her otts assinR
through q quantity of wreekage above
Wnitehsh Point. This would indicate sEnt
some vessel had foundered with all on board.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
Arrivals At The Helena

! l. Towneend, City l. M Pittman. Detroit
Jno + humney. Ietroit Mesthrimer. st Joe
Mrs l. VanCIeve. Mel Mo
vile Miss Lillian Corey,
Miss Agnes Corey, Wins inston
ton Miss Blake. City
A Il Wilcox, Chicago w Davis, loud
+ |: Kleinschmidt. ty Hart. Chicago
Colen Hunter, Miles W W CuHrier. Great
Citv Fails
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
sunk or the Harbor.

RACINE, Wis. O;t. 15.-Ths steam barge
James w. Masten, with = thousand tons Of
coal. sprung leak and sank Of the hArboz
to-day.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
Arrivals n. the Grand c.a.-a,.

E d Stonehouse, Ra-
dersburg
W Jones. Marysville
Miss Katie 5uuivan,
Marysville
Miss julia a Constans,
Mary sviIle
Henry ,.ulker, Wickes
DR. A 7 keidel. Jeffer-
son
Il Wenstram, Elkhorn
j A Watson. st faul
Jos Parke, Cascade
J J Ward. Missoula
Mrs I ampbell. City
A John. boulder
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
October Brings i.

Underwear weather, Over
coat weather, Heavy Suit
weather. and whether you
want to buy or not, neces-
sity forces you to buy. Ne
cessity don't say where
you shall buy. That's a
matter Of choice. But
where you can have SO
largo a choice of such
choice things as we show
you cannot help but
choose to buy. .
Elevator to 8 floors.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
Shin Wrecked and Six Lives Lost.

MAS1srEK. Mich. Oct. 15.-Ihe ship Min.
nshaha has been wrecked and six YES lost
Captain William Packer was saved.
The schooner was beached At Sarks yes
tsrday At noon in order to save her ON
found, ring In deep water. Tue sets sooa
drove tho crew into the rigging. Bsiors
tho arrival of tbs life saving ctevs sho
schooner w.ns 10 piec's and only Capt.
Packer WAS saved. Tho dead arc: John
Rafferty,. mat John Rafferty,. Jr. sailor;
Mary Kesfe. cook, and three sai,ers. namts
unknown.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
EIGHTEEN WENT down.
The Steamer Dean Richmond Lost
With All Her Crew on
Lake Erie.
Three Bodies Aro Washed Ashore
With Large Quantities OF
Wrecka9e.
The vssss, Was seem In Distress shortly
BefoFs tho Dissster-OtheF Loss
OfLfe.

Buffalo. N. Y. Dot. 1h--Ths steamer
Daan Richmond 10 reported 10 have been
lost du ing yestsyday's storm on the shore
noar Dunkirk. The FIRST heard Of the dis
astes WAS as nine o'clock tbis mornin".
when the captain of the Helen T. reported
having sighted the Dean Richmond o6
difficulties. Later Capt. T,ernsy. OF the
w. II. Stevens. reported he had sighted the
Riohmond in the middle of she lake about
four miles this side Of Erie. One OF her
stacks was missing. and while he WAS look
ing the other stack and spsY went by the
board. She Was iabo'inR heavily In the
trough, as il her steering gear had bscoms
disabled. since then nothing has bssn
seen OF heard Of the vessel. 1t 10 thouaht
she mnst hsvs gone down With oil ON boa'd.
She had cargo Of merohsndise from To-
eio to BoRalo. She belonged 10 shs To-
Isdo. 81 Louis and Kansas City line. The
crew consisted OF sbout eighteen souls.
OF which tho following 10 the best obtain
able list: George 6toldard. MASTER To-
ledo; Walter Goodyear. 6rss mate. Toledo;
George Boysen, second mate, Of Toledo;
John Hogan. first enRines-. Port Haronj
Frank Hilton. second engineer. Port Huron,
Therman Bethan and Willinm Safesnfsei,
firemen; Samuel Mts lows. wheelman, To-
ledo; Frank Earnest, lookout. North To-
ledo; A. B. Dodge. second cook. Toledo:
Jacob Earnest. deck hand, Toledo; William
Sink. deck hand. Toledo; Geo. NJ. shilling.
port =, Toledo; j. E. Brade, wheelmnn;
William Brown. fireman. Toledo: f.
Wheeler. wheelnan, Toledo; Francis Pat.
ton, lookout. Buffalo: Rstta Ainsworth. stew
ard, Port Huron. A dispatch from Dunki K
| tbs evening states that three bodies have
washsd ashore few miles from there. Oae
was definitely itentihod % that of John
Hogan, fsst engineer. Of Port Huron, Mich.
A hoat Eea ing her name was found later.
and some bs rels Of -four. which TO med
mart OF hor cargo. also drifted TO land. sha
| must have gone down of Lighthouse point
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
All Gentleman

Have a pair Or two of
trousers for rough wear on
rainy and muddy days.
See our selection. Don't
spoil the trousers OF your
Suit.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
The Question Of
Boys Clothing 6

Necessarily agitates us
more than it does you. We
are always thinking of it,
planning and fashioning,
and we say it with par
donable pride, we are
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
The Autumn Leaves
Are Dropping .....

From the trees, SO prices
are dropping all over our
store. The earth will be
richer for the leaves-you
will be richer in money
saved by transactions
with us.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-16
always in the Lead.

Some of these Suits are
called Perfect Dreams, and
our second floor is full
with them. Take elevator
to it.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14
For Sale BY Druggists.

Band measures at numbers I, ., 8. Price,
ESQ to So inches, and 10 cents extra Tor
each additional inch.
Pills $50 bottle, or three bottles for
Sl.OO, enough ior one treatment.
Obesity Fruit Salt Sl.oO per bottle:
You can buy the Pills, Bands and Salt
direct from our stores, or by mail or ex-
press.
"a Correspondence and goods forward
ed in plain, sealed package:
NOTICE. DIR. Edison's Electric Belts and
Finger Rings are sold at our stores. Send
for our special Electric-Belt Circular
sealed.
Electric Belts sl.OO and up. Insoles 81
cents per pair.
LoRING & CO., Proprietors and Genl Agts
SO A East Washington St., Chicago. Ill.
mot an apothecary store but parior
2l3-B. up one flight.)
2222 Hamilton Place, Boston Mass.
AZ West 22nd ST., New York City
Cut this out and keep it, and send for on
full leigh, columnl article on Obesity.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14
A COLUMBIAN VICTOR.

a Nishty Gladiator Meets and Couauers
the New stamp.
He was coming out of the postofiice
with quite . strut in his walk, and
that sort of a triumphant air which a
Roman conqueror put on when his
grateful people gave him an ovation
after he had thumped the enemies OF
Rome. He was little man. too. and
the valance of him was the more no
ticeable.
Don't hit him again." exclaimed .
friend meeting h m with a laugh.
"Oh-ah-excusem me, he stammered'
as if caught doing something he
shouldn't. However" he went on.
81 do feel like gladiator, or
champion slugger, and l guess show
it."
"You do very plainly. What is the
cause of it? Been in fight?
mo, not exactly"
s.What is it, then?'
you've seen those new Columbian
postage stamps? You know how big
they are?"
The friend nodded.
"And I'm not a very big man, am ~
The friend shook his head
"Well.' and the little man blew hi
chest out. 81 licked four of them in
there few minutes ago and didn't ge
q scratch"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14

title, interest and estate in and to the fol-
lowing described Real Estate in Pettis
county, Missouri, to-wit:
Beginning ut the northeast corner Of the
southwest quarter of the southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter of section nine,
township forty-five. range twentv-one,
thence south ten poles, thence west twenty
poles, there north ten poles. thence east
twenty poles to beginning. Containing
one and one quarter acres. Also beginning
fortv poles south Of the northwest corner
Of the southwest quarter OF the northeast
quarter OF section nine, township forty
five, range twenty-one. Thence south
twenty poles. thence east forty poles, thence
north twenty poles. thence west forty poles,
tobeginning except the following beginning
twenty poles eas, and forty poles south Of
the northwest corner Of the southwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter OF said
section nine. thence south ten poles, thence
east twenty poles. thence north ten poles,
thence west twenty poles To the beginning.
Which said conveyance WAS made in
trust to secure to the Equitable Loan and
Investment Association of Se,lalia, Mis-
souri,, the payment of a certain note or OBJ
LEGATION fully described in said deed.
And whereas default has been made in
the payment oi said note or obligation, and
the same Is now due and payable, and is
unpaid. According to the terms and con-
ditions thereof, and by the provisions Of
said deed of trust the whole oi said note or
obligation has become due and payable ac-
eording to the election made and expressed
by the said Equitable Loan and Invest
ment Association of Sedalia,
Missouri. which is the legal
owner and holder ri said note or obliga-
ton.
Now therefore at the request of the legal
holder of said note or obligation and by
virtue OF the power 10 me given by said
Deed oil Trust. l shall psoceed to sell the
above described Real Estate ut the West
front door oi the Court House in the City
Of Sedalia in the County Of Pet'is State
aforesaid to the highest bidder for cash at
public auction on Wednesday. the 29ti,
dav OF March 1898. between the hours Of
3 in to the forenoon and in the afternoon
OF that day to satisfy the said note OF
obligation together with the cost and ex-
pense of executing this trust
". r. HANsBERGER.
2-2swt Trustee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. John Montgomery, yr., and
Maggie s Montgomery. his wife, by their
certain deed Of trust, dated ON the End
day of Nav, 1884, and recorded on the 9TH
dav of June 1884, in the Recorders Office
Of Pettis county, State OF Missouri, in L.
d.. Record 81, at Pages 81 and "a and con-
viewed to James &. Thompson as trustee.
the following described real estate. situated
in Pettis county. and State of Missouri,
to-wit
4 part OF the southwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter of section four ~ in
township forty-fve ti5l range twenty-one
(2I) to-wit: Beginning nine hundred and
tbirtv-eight and one-half (9SSl) feet south
of the south line Of Smith (:,rd) street, in
the city OF Sedalia, Missouri, and in the
east line OF Grand Avenue, in said city,
thence along the east line Of said ave-
nue. in southerly course parallel with the
line running north and south through the
centre Of said section four az one hundred
and forty one (l4l) feet, thence eastward
parallel with the said Smith NOV 3rdl stree.
Three hundred and seven 1907 feet more
or less to the west line OF Harrison avenue,
street i'm said city, and thence northward
along the west line of said Harrison avenue
and parallel with said mentioned linepass-
ing north and south through the centre Of
"A ii section four az one hundred and forty
one I4l) feet. and thence westward paral-
lei with said Smith (3rd) street three hun
dred and seven (301j feet more or less To
the east line Of said Grand avenue, the
place Of beginning.
| Which said conveyance was made IN
trust. to secure the payment OF one certain
principal note in said deed described, and
Whereas, said deed OF trust provides that
i'm case default be made in the payment OF
said principal note, or either OF the IN
terest coupons, or ii default be made in the
payment 81 taxes rs they become due, the
said trustee or his successor, shall proceed
to execute the powers therein conferred
and
Whereas. default has been made in the
payment OF said principal note and the
same remains now due and unpaid.
Now, therefore, !, James L. Thompson
trustee, at the request OF the holder OF sale
note. do hereby give notice that will pro
coed to sell all Of said real estate at pnbli'
auction to the highest bidder for cash II
hand. at the courthouse door in the count,
of Pettis and State OF Missouri, on Satnr
day. the 4th day OF March, 1898, between
the hours Of nine o'clock in the forenoon
and six o'clock in the afternoon of tina
day, to satisfy said note and interest, an'
the costs Of executing this trust.
JAMES c. THOMPSON,
I-Jlw5t Trustes
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.


again write YOU to saw have lost IL
pounds. making AZ pounds lost in 10 weeks
bv using 4 bottles OF DIR. EdisOn's Obesity
Pills and wearing his Obesity Band.
Very truly yours, CHAs. H. King.
Prof. HALE, Chicago University, writes TO
the Chicago Herald, Sept. Is, 1872:
Corpulent men, should pay some a'ten-
ton to reducing their weight. When a
man is troubled with rheumatism, dys-
pepsia, kidney trouble or nervousness the
reducing Of weight is slower. until tine
Obesity Pills have cured the disease that
caused obesity. The pills soften and
beautify the skin of the face.
am at liberty to cite case IN point
Under nv advice Mr.. Armour used an
Edison Obesity Band and 3 bottles OF Pills
and lost q pounds in q weeks. Other pa
tients have been equally successful.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14

cuser Freak the L,xhtnins Played In
the state OF Kansax.
Zone day in May of 1889 I was driven
into the house by thunder-sh shower"
writes Medicine Lodge correspond
emit of a ST. Louis paper. 1.-The rain
moderated in few minutes, however,
and took q chair and sat out on the
porch. My youngest boy was playing
with q tin cup. catching water from
the rain pipe and pouring 1t along
rut in the floor. The water ran along
this rut out on to the cistern platform.
While he was STOPPING to fill the cup
from the rain pipe a fash of lightning
came, seemingly attracted by the iron
cistern pump. The current leaped
from the pump to the current of water
that ran along the porch and flashed
along its course to the end. As provi-
dence, accident, ill-luck or something
else would have it, our Thomas cat had
come out from the kitchen and was
standing close TO the wet g liter made
by pouring of the water. The cat re-
ceived the full benefit of the fash and
Law scorched and dead in an instant
Nov, saw that fash distinctly and
saw it travel from the iron pump along
that gutter to the cat If my boy had
been there the result would have been
the same. II he had not why sup
pose It would have been attracted to-
ward one of US and serious results
| MIGHT have followed. l slightly I'M
agine that owe my life to that cats
ill-fate. I an much obliged to the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14
Why Suffer =?
you can be Cured

Thousands are suffering with
Torpid Liver-the symptoms are
Depression of Spirits, Indiges
ton, Constipation, Headache.
DR.. Sanford's Liver lnvigorator
is a reliable remedy for Liver
Disorders. 1t cures thousands
every yer; why not try
DR.. Sanford's Liver IrvigoratorF
Your Druggist will supply you.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-14
A New Cork eirl's Home.

You know she never calls it home:
she always speaks of it As 1.-THE house
where 1 board" writes Ruth Ashmore
in q graphic sketch of Girl Life In
New York City, in the January
Ladies' Home Journal And you do
not wonder at this after you have seen
it. She and the girl with whom she
chums have q hall room on the top
floor, four flights up. 1t is furnished
with high chest of drawers. topped
by a small looking-glass; there are
three chairs in various stages of decay;
a medium-sized washstand and, abom-
ination of denominations, a folding
bed. Just why there should be fold
inR-bed is not explained. for visitors
are seldom in this room, and q man
visitor, not even ones own father,
would be permitted up there. The
room il heated, SO it is claimed, from
q dark register. but through this there
comes the odor Of everything that is
cooking, or has ever been cooked. and
the warmth is quite secondary to the
various smells
The girls, bless them, have tried to
give the place q home-like air. and
there are few photographs, book
or two, . little Bible, . devotional
book and some Of their belongings
about, but all the wsmanliness in the
world could not make home of place
like tSia The food given, oddly
enough, 10 not bad. neither ID It good
Breakfast, at which too often liver and
bacon and overdone steak appear, Is
not appetizing. for the cloth bears the
stains Of the dinner Of the night be
fore. and . fresh napkin IN the morn
inR is unknown. One or two cups Of
coffee are taken. and. improperly
equipped bedily for tie days work
the girl goss out 70 mest Il. and BE-
sins ty feeling tired The laws o.
the stste sspVand that there shall b
ssats for eirk when they are moi
A.sSAny employed but the nearest
appreanh . sAonpsr svef $50 to this L
9irl leasing II tired wy agains
eas q Ne sAslvn.