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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
Mysterious Mail Robbing.

IBy AssOclHt6u FfessJ :"
ST. JoSPH, Mo-, Oct. IA mysterious ma
robbery took place the Hannibal and St
Railway post-ofice. The through registered M
to Chicago was relieved OF nineteen register
packages, but the amount lost cannot be learne
The once admits Il is no small amount r
missing pouches have been traced as far
Cameron. Up TO that point It il claimed III
were all right
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
EX-GOV. FOSTERS AFFAIRS.
Creditors to Get 40 Cents to the
Dollar Liabilities s2I3,OOO.
CBy Associated Press.

Iby AssOcIated Press.I
FOSTORIA o., Oct. 6.-The long de-
layed settlement with the creditors Of
ex-Gov. Foster and his partner, has at
last come about. The assignee to-day
announced that he would be able to pay
40 cents on the dollar. and the claims
an unt TO s219 NNO
The settlement with creditors will COM
mence at once.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
Five state Tickets in Missouri.
CBy Associated Press.)

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Oct. 6.-The Socialist
Labor party has nominated a State ticket a.
follows: Judge OF Supreme Court, Albert Z. San
derson; Superintendent OF Public Schools james
A. RAndell; Railroad Commissioner, Sigfriet
roiler all Of St Louis. There will be the fol
lowing Ave State tickets in the neld: Democratic,
Republican Populist, Prohibition and Socialistic
I.ab
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
Feast After a Robbery

FORT SMITH, Ark, Oct G-Ths Cook and
Dalton gang OF bandits slipped into Fort Smith
last evening after committing the bold robbery
al fort Gibson. engaged a big wine and oyster
deputy marshAls knew Of their presence. II Was
one OF the boldest acts ever credited to the
bAnditA ~ $50
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
Killed "a Man in Self-Defense.

MONROE, Ala, Oct. s-Dr James F. Pace was
shot and killed by John c. Ransome yesterday,
Pace rushed at Ransome with a pistol In one
hand and a long knife In the other, The verdict
of the Coroner's Jury was '1ustnAble homicide"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
Missing Girl Taken Home.

ATLANTIC CITY. ". j., Oct. s.-Clara strck-
ling aged fourteen. who disappeared from her
home several days ago met by william
Smith while he walking along the board
walk was taken home. She says she slept for
several nights under an oyster bar in Doyle 5
IA NLllnn
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
No Fusion in North Dakota.


FRAGO, n. H., Oct. 6--The Democratic EH.
ecutiye Committee adjourned after all
nights discussion OF the Populst Committee
utimatum concerning fusion. The Popuists re
fused to force Newton, the candidate for the
Supreme Bench. on their ticket. and the Demo
Gratis refused to make any more concessions. anc
will let the tickets remain as they are.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06

raise loan OF flo 900 sterling ESQ, Ooo,-
OOO). The sum of fl 900, 900 Cs5, 00O, OOO) has
already been placed privately. The rates
OF interest are not stated.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
Boston Chinaman AsphyIiated.


BosCTON. Oct. 6.-oecupants OF 20 Harrison
avenue, In Chinatown. discovered a leak in a
gas pipe yesterday afternoon. and on going to
an upper room found Chin Buck You dead and
Chin See Foy unconscious. The latter was re-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
New York Man Killed.


PORT JERvIs. N. Y, Oct. 6.-John Gundach
aged forty seven, a resident OF New York City
visiting at Kenoza Lake, near Jacksonville. Sui.
Lawn County. was killed by the running away Of
his horse on Wednesday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
THE CzAR'S ILLNESS.
Prof. Leyden Says Distinctly II Ia
Due to Brights Disease.
By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press
BERLIN, Oct. GA correspondent of
the Associated Press has had an inter-
view with Prof. Leyden, the distin-
gulshed specialist. who has just returned
from Spala, where he has been in at
tendance upon the Car, in conjunction
with Prof Zacharin.
Prof, Leyden said, distinctly:
His Majesty is suffering from
Bright's disease, but II is, as yet, in a
mild form, complicated with diabetes"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
Death OF a Negro Bishop,
nv AsSocia,sd pr...,


WILMINGTON, Del. Oct. S-Edward williams
senior Bishop OF the African Methodist Episcopal
Church. died yesterday. aged seventy EiI years.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
Raidins Kamrs Cause a Panic.

By Associated Press)
LOURENZO MARQUEE. Delagoa Bay,
Oct. 6-The Kaffirs are raiding cattle
within a mile of the town. A panic
prevails among the inhabitants.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06

Preserigtiens dispensed solely by Eradu-
Ates best drugs; honest prices Large stock low
rates. quick saleA MILAN. ls3 Broadway. -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
TYPHOON AT HONG KONG.
One Vessel Sunk and Her Crew All
Drowned.
CBy Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
HONG-KoNG, Oct "a typhoon has
swept over this port. Much damage was
done among the small craft in the
harbor.
were drowned.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
A BIG CHINESE LOAN.

Tien-Tsin Firm Authorized to Raise
s5O,OOO,OOO.
CBy Associated Press)
TIEN-TS1N, Oct. 6.-The Chinese Gov
eminent has authorized a firm here to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
The Best Not Costly.

This is especially true of the PER-
Feet FURNACE, which while it gives
unequalled satisfaction to users, can be
put in for the price of many a poorer
furnace.
Send for illustrated Catalogue of the Perfect
Furnace, which heats well, and always gives sat
isfaction.
RICHARDSON & BOYNTON co.
232 and 234 Water Street.
Established 1888.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-17
Nem advertisements.
MarSha1'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXE-
ID cution, issued out of the District
Court. on the 18th day OF March, A. d.
1894, against T. c. Mcguire, defendant,
IN favor of G. Lycurgus, plaintiff, for the
sum OF $50. So, 1 have levied upon and
shall expose for sale at the Police Sta
ton. in the District of Honolulu, Island
of Oahu, at u O'Clock noon of TUES
DAY, the 18th day of April, A. d. 1894,
TO the highest bidder, all the right, title
and interest of the said T. &. Mcguire,
defendant, in and to the following pro-
perty, unless said judgment, interest,
costs and my expenses be previously
paid.
List OF property for sale:
/ Set Harness and l Roam Horse
branded - on the neck.
A. NJ. BROWN,
Deputy Marshal.
Honolulu, March Is, 1894.
3637-2t 1534-5t
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MarShal'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF EXE-
ID cution issued out of the First Circuit
Court on the 9th day of March, A. D.
1894, against n. Hookano, ID. K. Kahua-
kai, ID. Kekaulike and Keohona, defend
ants, in favor of Margaret Campbell ct.
ais, plaintiffs, for the sum % $4,000, I
have levied upon and shall expose for
sale at the Station House. in the District
of Honolulu. Island of Oahu, at y
O'Clock of MONDAY, the 10th day
of April, a. D. 1894, to the highest bid
der, al the right, title and interest OF the
said N. Hookano, ID. K. Kahuakai, ID.
Kekaulike and Keahona, defendants, in
and to the following properties. unless
said Judgement, interest, costs and my
be previously paid.
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Situation Wanted

GIRL,
ID ~ do general house work, nursing
Dr. any other kind OF work Address
OK. KOTO,"
1854 Str z =. Box 259.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-17
Dr.. FL. w. Howard

HAS RETURNED FROM KAUAI
IL and is now located at Cottage 500,
Hawaiian Hotel grounds, Beretania
street entrance 3633-lw
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-17

Daily Advertiser, so cents per
month, delivered carrier.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-17

Represents all business
interests and all Sec
tons of the Islam Dis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-25

wan 30 different from that OF any who had
zone before aud his methods did 80 much
10 break up the old textbook methods that
st Ia now really hard to fully realize exactly
how thlngs we're moving along In the ruta
that had been cut 80 deep before hla ar
rival Ia this country In 1876.
In tho Anderson school In 1873 ho had
for his pupils some ct tho most eminent
naturallstH and college spccialiata OF this
country but they were all treated In tho
same simple and ohildliko way that pro-
duced the most wonderful roaulta. The
idea was TO study from the actual npoci-
inena. On tho first day each pupil ro-
calved iiHh with tho following remark
from Porfoaaor Agaass!
You now each hayo fish. Study II
closely Put Il on leo when you arc
through aud como with II tomorrow aud
tell mo what you have found out about It,"
The next day the pupila. one after an-
other, all Of whom thought that they knew
a good deal about nHheB. stood up and told
the aged ichthyolcgirt come Of the perfectly
apparent things that could be discovered
about tho specimen that had been given 70
them
"You have seen many things" said he,
and then with Just a word or two that led
tho mind Ia new direction. he remarked;
"sull keep your fah on ice and come to-
MptfuN ana trll mo what you nave found.
P'rhapz tho student was kept on the aalns
subject for TWO weeks. each day some simple
remark OF the Professor leading him TO en-
ureiy new researches and revealing new
light.
THIS was 10 new plan Of instruction with
Agassia, ie had learned ali that he knew
Ia this way. when, aa a boy OF IS. he at.
teoded tho conference q learned natural-
ias In Geneva ana being aueatlonod By
them revealed .ho fact that no had moro
accurate and complete Information on many
subjects than any other man IN Europe 1t
was because hs had wandered over his ma
tive Aina and had studied tho book OF ma
tufo Instead Of the printed page lie know
things al hfat hand, instead OF taking the
observations OF others.
Tho nret OF hla remarkable lectures in
America was delivered heiOro a tDachera'
institute IN Newton. MaHa.. at which the
great Horace Manu- was present. In de-
hcrlbinR this occasion Professor Araazlg
himself said many years afterwards. MY
subject was Rraashoppors. l passed around
a large jar OF these insects and made every
teacher take one aud hold Il while | was
speaking II nuy ono dropped the insect
stopped TIL he picked Il up. This waa at
tho tmo great Innovation. and excited
much laughter and derison There can DO
no true progress In tho teaching OF aeionea
TIL such methods become general. There
~ no part Of the country who're Ia the sum
mer you canno. Rot sufficient supply OF
the best specimens, Teach your children
10 bring ttcm In themselves. net-
tor a dozen specimens thoroughly studied a.
the result OF your nrgt years work than Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-25

have $1,000 worth OF shells and ctals
bought from curiosity shop, The dozen
anlinn,a wouln BE- your own"
The ono great error OF Agassia was hla
opposition 60 tho evolution theory. lie
Htarted wrong on thil subject. and never
seemed abba 10 rot himself right lie waa
a Disciple Of cuvor on all such mattera and
could SO ll,slc In tho well elaborated theories
Of Darwin and ilurher spencer.
cloko fi1cnaahlp existed between ARA,sls
and ms late Pf0sidcni Garfield The al
ter. who always kept In close touch with
tho best educational and literary Thought ~
liz iino, recognlasd In Agassls tremend
Qua force. Ho nympathxed with every
movement that was suGgcsted by tho Pro.
fcasor, ana Yves instrumental IN arrtnrinx
Tor tho trip along the Atlantic eoass and In
tho warship HAsaleF iD 1874 10 tho south
tea and around Cape Horn.
frcrident Garfield regarded tho famous
letter to Professor Peirce written before tha
tihlhH q the liasaler. IN which hcasss
stated definitely what would be found Ia tho
fiaciai niArknga ~ the Southern Hetnls-
pherc aud Whist Mould he rsyesied Nv tbe
dcep sea dredslnEs. as the brayost ,hing thAl
VIZ over cone BY any seiontlnd man. In
tnat leiief The great naturalist went into
iull details ani atatcd exactly what would
be faund and why, fio inolsted that prn-
ieseor Perce should publish lhls lclter IA
soon 40 mo tisssler sailed. Rome of Ma
tsienas pleaded with him not 10 do tach a
nipb. az y was dAnFegana to ba renula-
sncs. N''-''
y stake my ensire reputation aa selon-
tine man upon tho truth 81 sghat nav,
wrltten,' said he
In hs Introduction to The iottbr. which
was thua written % Professor Psirce hn5
winch was published az 10 bad Requested
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-25

A cRuSTY Oh BOoK DEALER.



For thirty odd years there has been
Issued from little oiica IN New York a
catalogue OF old books. the makcr OF which
Is a eruaty cid bookworm. who DON'T en-
Joy being annoyed by uhittlnsa and ignorant
persons. He has, during all those years.
attempted. by paragraphs scattered here
and there In his catalogue. to avoid being
bored In this manner. The old man has
his say on almost every page. Some OF
these paragraphs are worth repeating. Hero
IL the nrst homhahcll; Lady writes to
inquire n I have the chronic stomach
ache. MOI sweet aister. any stomach IA all
right as all tho rest Of my viscera have
cloud on my mind, that's what's tho
matter. Seems TO me that every damphool
IN ChrlBteudom makes me the target OF
thor INSANE queeuonlngu and utter small
mesa. II such thinga arc to he expected
Of men OF hrains 90 where does the clam
como lnG Who would not prefer to he
relatod 10 a skunk lsay) than such molly
coddlcH. with their D., ns. and LII Da.,
and other titles. Tho noise Of mustard
seed IN base drum would be thunder.
Indeed ~ compared VITA the true measure
OF their fame"
Here is the way he annihiates
the man who wants to trade; Retired
Diamond Merchant wishes to know u will
trace niafpglnc for magazine and pay
freight charges one way Certainly, under
such eNhllarsting circumstances would
gladly pay the freight SIX ways aud glyo
piece Of custard ple with each maya
sine. tho pic 10 DO paid for out OF my profit
on the transactions"
The old chap Ia evidently not In husl-
ness for fun. Here Is another hroadside
for another trader. "Suppuaa u grocer re-
ceivcd such letter as this--what would
hO think 81 tho writerf Dear Sir--I soc
You advertise SOAP at $3.50 per box. con.
slter your pricn fair, but unless can trade
iglme Items. Of which | send list, fear
| shall DO unable 10 make purchase.
offer bed pan tsllghtly cracked. parrot
cage tmluus tho bottom), a student lamp
ucss the oil receiver, 4, hrGsa faucet 0.ey
mlssinE). four pounds 81 cheese IA llttie
stronger than our iastel. half barrel uf
onions Gladly rproutedl. and rrune stone
receiver tspout brokenl. II you VIII eend
mo your check Tor IS and four boxaa OF
your soap. | will send you the ahovo-named
articles by express az your cost for trans
portauon. i. r. BuTrERFAssf'
Altogether tho catalogue Is tho best
thing OF tho Kind ont
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-25

OF course she never got them back; her
petition 70 his successor fer theif return Ia
ztlli preserved II his successor we're not
a book keeper she probably GOT her hool.a.
Lewis XII OF France seems 70 have Pecn
practiclng the art Of book lifting some
what oyerboldly. for when be applied to the
Faculty Of Medicine for certain books they
wcre cautious enough to demand forfeit
Of rich plate as a pledge and Joint bond
with one Of bis mobiles for the due return OF
no books, lltilr more adroitness upon
tho part Of our royal predecessors would
have prevented their book collecting from
being beset by such heroic obstacles.
By this II appears very plainly that we
OF the nineteenth century are not the origi-
nal Agamemnons and should cultivate an
humble spirit. endeayorlng to become more
expert and craity-not thinking we have
brought our science to its ultimate perfec-
uon. Bound. as we seemingly are. by no
rules OF conscience or morals-the heid
OF our development ls very great.
what an unjust condition It Is that SO
many coveted tones, musty with age. worm
cut faded, hewltchingly antique and rare.
mould lie In the Libraries Of the iiilerate
ileh. or In Bodleian and ether COLLECTIONS
peyond the reach Of our ingenuity ! nave
oiten thought that II was only the dlssemi-
mated state OF our membera--not lack OF
INDIVIDUAL zeal-that has prevented ana
GOES prevent a E1cklns Of these unyleld-
ing repositories.
Aiier an enumeration OF these principles
,wnlen nnderile the art Of bookkeeping and
p9ok-get;ing, It would hardly seem necessary
20 unite an APOLOGIZE pro rita ncstra. fet
cannot pass over unnoticed the severe
ohastisement which the book maniac has
received In that cherming book The Story
OF Ny House." II 10 evident from what
Mr. Ellwanger says IN the chapter-'Magi-
ciana OF tho shelyts"-that he ia not
blolioiaemon. and that no has somewhat
suffered himself from those who aro-else,
being member the esprit de corps which
eliminates the fellowship would have saved
bin. unsca thed. A suggestion to the wisa
10 sufficient
need only add that the acme OF perfect
book-eollccting. according to the highest
ethics Of our guild. Is to be the possessor
OF a library, every volume Of which shall
have been acquired only by gft. devise.
descent, or theft
J. WALTER wILsTAcH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-25

Before the aecssIOn I, 'a''i
u = siop at taverns. and ~ ~ ~ ~
says that In i755 . ~ @nr,,s ~
, ssl,S Of the custom , ,sss y, 4,
VIZ, win Lady Harrington ,s s.'l -. s.,''
take her hous, Was ar. 'a's1sA i. 4 &
So s,n ,,.r THIS practice, ss's sl a !, u
a century earlier, ny q 4. us,:..'
court Of George IN :. osc;iee i. !
from the upper ranks; 5000 T., =. -
among ss me middle class, ~ Ia,
s snougnt it not in The ,i',s ~ >; ~
called nnd 70 say 70 two yss., tlta l
aine WIN Maxwell ana :, KY riss y
~ "n,cn The ladies' M ~ a. % M
M me philosopher NAY s siits3 i II
ase.nouism. very readliv 'ae ta1,,.
reign OF the second ca. ssseais4 d
iayerns az 49, u lhe great lsdls. - -.
yiyseifv IN N ptivate HOUSES -, sasi,')
now thi,ir "nat further tf,s ia y
I.gv LINZ a,ai consistent with nars aa y d
n ~, coventry, at a Pres, s'ssi pz;,,|
.m.,ssrttord's, sad in a var ~, supra d n
~ sne drank any more * 'al9r u
. soV.. How the American, v ~' va !,
says Charles Knight r aas o. our M B
me .ns vuigarlg Of our aris, as se sA'sl,
s si Tor they VIII moi ,l'i ,oIs.ii M
''; drunk. ano oescr,s ss'ss .s M
wnien that word conveys Nv ~, ~ ea4
thet excited! We are adon \, ne p'sIg
continues. aud /, may s. , s,.s "a. is'1
.einement in our nomrpe slsp ',, u
!, 70 a revival of 4 little q, Ky ~
~ our practice. Walnoio =. "a 4
ali was Irish for ssn, s,.p.s'i
qld not foresee the chsns asiI = a'a 4
ne called things BY lbsl, 10y, ~ =;
h Z tells US that Lord corn Corn llsal y
AMEN Z, came drunk to ne oos, a,'a =.
Is harder to believe. that ~ ~
Lord Henley, being chosen -. . Vli;a
a., bartholomew's Hospital ., s..e;t
ueman who was sent Win. ~.
u N the evning when the chsesans
pened to be drunk" Tbs. a.a. s
were In 1865. as.s eit44
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-25
IN AGlSSIz'S FOOTSTEPS.
Trying to Revive and Extend His
Ways OF Teaching.
rHoRoueHNHss HIS CHIEF AIM.
SO Accurate was His knowledge That
Some Predictions He Made Aston
ishcd the scientific World

Ono OF the most notable educational
movements OF the time is the effort that
Is being quietly made In certain quarters to
revive and extend Into other llnes OF inquiry
the plans and methods OF tho late Professor
Louis Agass'z. as pursued at his Anderson
summon school at Penikeae ialand. Pro-
forsor Aeasslz hoped and expected to make
this schooi the great browning work OF his
life. II was hold for one season only--tha,
Of is7a-and tho professor died tho next
December. He had laod ont work enough
for an entire lifetime. and seemed entirely
obiIylous to the fact that he waH an old
and cnfeeblcd man when the school was
started.
Probably no other man who ever lived
gave educational methods such trcmen-
doua Impetus as did AEasslz. His genius
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-25
oAsrnoNoMlc scRAfs'

Artificial bleaching OF Gallery . ~
Its taste and crispness.
An old eplcurean question rsy w. =
long can game be kept TO be ta.',' a.
In November the honsekssp q. =
lightly turn 10 thoughts OF p's E
meat ,.t
Partriages and quail are y ss.,.
ply for those who have the "h'1' i,
There is no rose without W. ~ ~
ing cabbage without dlsaEfeeA0' ~
As a rule. hotel and fes
sauce is either glue or req M :, ~
Many believe the palaiablsn.sss aTs..p'
entirely depends upon cooking tn- -
paris eonpolsseurs ahirm that e.i e
food are more tender than ycuhs -, 4
AS is always the case ,i ni,'f TO- 81
people are engaged in eauns ~ "a
Eplcurean authority holds , .a.it
currant, jelly should SO WIZ -. ..
A. the season advances tns -
ovs,ers 10 England notably ineises -
Men Who have the biggest h w, 4 a
biggest hat. OF conIse'
is never tenderest. .,nn =
Backwheat cakes. sausaa!s Il de "
and other food features
now In gastronomie order. =. e,,l1]
There would not be . il-, ,s.rs ~ /
in weu regulated famlles ."ns
other way 10 use handieieh. \. a
nys,crs improve IN QaAny M
drsws near, and this season
now vsrieties' in market ,.ss~f1
M. ~ been publishes, y I. TX M ~
a poVN "a and od1 di.rs ~.
s SEN md SCI ing the hiu'l'. 's.,..-
Indications are tai 4. fsssianshls i1'''
and imaginary, WI
the winter season -, sa- re ~
About this time l2ok ~ a, asii Fi.Ali :
Who annually eats man.
tine to win a wager 49,, ,ssnr ~
7, e well 10 remember -. M VIZ
hsro mack legs and ysls,io
mi hine legs indicate 49, "a .-o-f
"' ~, Chiness soup : s.,f - y
Aiiss al present ~. s.ne
f,ssA as " ~ Ne Foundation q T., ,..,-l l
Ni'.i - 80. y before bresAs'N,s.r, b =
Az ofssSri;v is a. gep9 ~
hlsh Az liver is fa- tis sa''' - z
eaihes, 20 ,nlllion tons q u ~ ~ Z
Nearly a i iIisnits8 STATS 49, " -
featured ~ ~ sa,s,ssuecied 70 . AZ
real article. 80. M y. SGD
Canadian indians na,,'tsr ar1 49,
~ sl,ernalely gorni A ~ IN.
mere Re, IS a Moose at me ~ ANS So
IA di,hes under nss ~ rsl|ia
he 4 specialts a issss als.a ~
ssorle ans easily deee''ssi, IA ~, Z y
scientists have mot ~ .stsil,a