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The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-11-05
THO JEWISH SOUTH.

that when Barnato jumped overheard from the
steamer Scot then at anchor off Madeira the second
mate of the boat, George Clifford plunged in after
him. Barnato was drowned and Clifford had a mar
escape from a like fate When he was brought
back to the deck of the steamer he was showered
with compliments and purse raised for him. In
addition the family of the millionaire gave him $1O,-
900, while Queen Victoria complimented him upon
his bravery. But money and fame were not the only
rewards Clifford got His heroic action also brought
him wife for whose hand he had been striving in
vain He had been in love with Mary Simmons, the
only daughter Of wealthy diamond dealer in Cape
Town, and although his affection was reciprocated
the parents objected to the match, as the sailor
poor and had prospects, When his deed became
known the parents decided that he fit to be
their sonn-law, and on his return to Cape Town he
married pretty Mary.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-11-05
Brave Deco Wtns a Wtfe.

A sequel to the Barney Barnato suicide, which
will appeal to all those who love lover comes from
the water. 1t is the marriage of the sailor
who attempted to save hin. l. will be remembered
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-11-05

WANTED TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE GEN
w TLEMEN OR LADIES to travel for responsible, es-
tablshed house in Virginia, Monthly Sos expenses.
sition steady Reference Enclose sefaddressed
envelope The DOMINION COMPANY Dept. w, Chicago se3
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-11-05
DO pou Want Colo !

Everyone desires to keep informed Yukon, the
Klondyke and Alaska gold fields Send 1Oc. for large
Compendium of vast information and big color map
to Hamilton Publishing Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-11-05

"Among those at the Observation-Disclosures
foot ball game on Saturday last were" etc.
AS said in the outstart, deny ones right
to attend game Saturday if he see fit, but it
is certainly bad judgment for journal of such stand
ing and tone the Exponent to practically endorse
such action by exploiting it in it's columnseven lift
is only local."
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-11-05

SUCH dcIlOH ny tXplOlllHS II
is "only local."
ONE OF the most tangible evidences of the return
of prosperity we have for time to
this week in the person of the Hebrew Globe of SYRIA
cuse N Y.
During the past sorry to this
bright little journal drop down from eight to four
pages. AS the busy approached it gradually
regained it's own, until it's last issue with
only eight but twelve interesting pages.
ALL THE football ever played is not worth the life
of one gallant young fellow like Cannon, who was
killed in game last Saturday. But, as prob
able at this writing, if his death shall result in the ia
boong of the brutal pastime, it will not, sad and
causeless as it seems be without it's good result
------------------------
THE defeat of Mr. Low mayor of Greater New
York is not solely attributable to the support of the
Hebrew Standard.
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NoTF-The Hebrew day begins with the sunset of the
preceding the corresponding common date.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-12-15

By cashto county treasurer. e3.991 IS
Books in office are well kept and neces-
sary ACCOUNTS all opened save one series, to
which reference is had later on.
CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT.
OF the Office of the clerk of the district court
under o. A. Meagher since examination and
report oiW. d. Doiliver. Sept. l. 1894:
To balance as per report of
Dollivsr.. l09 %
To fees sarned from Sept.1
1894. toexpiration to of term.
Jan. 1897. 2.11s q
By cash to treasurer. ......... rs Is
By balance g
e2.zz7 % 2.227 %
OF the office of the clerk of the district court
under Edmund Wright:
To fees earned since Jan.1.
1897. ...........--..-...-.-$ 81 70
By cash to treasurer. r...... Q N7 20
SHERIFF.
OF the affairs of w. d. Deaton. ex-sh erif:
Sept. 1, 1894. to balance az
per report of w. d. DOL
liver ...-...-...... ........v 6yz 70
Oct. 13 1894. by cash to
treasurer. oN W
ASSESSOR.
OF the Office of county assessor under J. o.
Gilkerson:
Sept 1. 1894. to balance a.
per report of w. ID. Dol
liver -......................e 81 3S
By payment to treasurer. Q 81 IS
OF the Office of county assessor, under James
NJ. Croft:
/ found all monies on account of per capita
tax collections for the years 1895 and 1895 ac-
counted for and paid treasurer.
SHERIFF.
OF the administration of the sheriff's Office
under John ID. Waite:
First-Of the amounts paid Sheriff Waite for
| board OF prisoners:
During the term of Mr.. Waite, beginning
| with January. 1895. and closing January, 1897.
| he was entitled to collect and receive for the
| board "a prisoners 81 cents per man per day.
and UNDER the law since Jan. /. 1897. or the be-
ginning of his second term, he is entitled to 50
| cents per man.
Up to the December. 1885, meeting of the
board tae sheriff claimed the legal rate go
centsl only. AT the December 1885, session he
| died bill for IS cents per man for board of
prisoners' account for the months of Septem-
Der. October and November of that year. which
| was allowed by the board. and why Mr.. Waite
| at that time concluded he was entitled to IS
cents instead of 60 cents the previous rate al
lowed, is not explained on the bill. neither is
the action of the board in allowing rs cents ex-
planned on their minutes. Mr.. Waite as sheriff,
was allowed excessively on account of board Of
prisoners the following sums:
Item I. At December. 1895. session of
l the board .........-.............S2 n 81
Item II. At March, 1895. session of the
Il OOafu - .
Item III. At June, 1896 session of the
i oOdIo % y
Item Nv. AT September, 1895. session of
Il tnc uodAo- ~ -
Item v. At December. 1896. session of
theboard............................... the board 81 q
Item vi. AT March. 1897. session of the
SIT O
OF the other allowances made by the board Il
Sheriff Waite that were excessive and irreg
| ular:
The board allowed the sheria's Office an al
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-12-15
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK
OF FERGUS COUNTY, MONT.
LEwIsTowN, MONT. Dec. 6. 1897.
To the Honorable, the Board of County Com
missioners of Fergus County. Montana.
Gentlemen:
submit herewith, for your examination and
approval. the annual statement of the receipts
and expenditures of the county for the year
ending Dec.,1, 1897:
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-12-15
EXAMINERS REPORT.
Upon the Accounts of Fergus
County Officials.
4 VERY HARMLESS DOCUMENT.
Assertions In Regard to the Sheriff &
Office Which Can Easily Be
Proven False.

HELENA, Mont. Nov. 26, 1897.
To the Honorable Board of County Commits
sioners of Fergus County.-Gentlemen:
Some time In the month of July of this year
an examination was made into the affairs and
offices of Fergus county. and shortly thereafter
report thereof was made to the old board of
county commissioners. To this report the
board took exception on the ground of errors
and prejudice on the part of the examiner. of
which complaint was made to the governor by
the board. with the request that he order the
report recalled for onection. To this request
the governor replied that he had no authority
in the premises and could not and would not
take any action thereon.
After a conference, had between Sheriff
Waite. County Attorney Cheadle and this
Office. the examiner at once recalled the re-
port, with the intention of re- sporting at once;
but on the return of the first report this office
was so busy with other matters that the report
was deferred for the time and the rush of work
continuing was deferred from time to time unit !
the expiration of the terms of the old board
rolled around. hence this report at this late cate
is solely on account of lack of time and not
with any intention of showing any dscourtesy
to the old board of commissioners.
The following, gentlemen. is the report OF
such examination:
TREASURER.
OF the county's funds in the hands of 6. w
Cook. county treasurer. July /, 1897:
To balance cash in various
funds from ledger and
cash book accounts -. e19,655 56
July %. to receipts to date
since July 1........... 917 80
By expenditures since July
s3Oss o.
By balance. cash on hand. i7,474 9.
s7o.s72 s5 s2O.572 9:
July q, cash In Office ........ 90 &
Deposited in Bank of Fergus
County nty....-----.-------.--. 11.4O5 q
$l7.474 q
CLERK AND RECORDER.
Account of w. H. Kelly. ex-county clerl
and recorder:
Balance as returned by w. d. Dolliver. Sept
l. 1894. and all collections to expiration of tern
of Office. Jan. I. 1895. all paid to county treas
urer.
Office of county clerk and recorder since Jan
1, 1885. to June 1. 1897. administration of w. s
Perkins:
To fees earned 2.oo1 0
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-12-15
els.741 g eis, ,Tll 9
DISTRICT SCHOOL FIND

Bal. on hand Dec. I, 1885,. p 23o1 9s
From taxes 4.460 81
From fees and misc ....: 5l5 s.
From general school fund. I0226 70
Warrants bonds & int. pd. 015It1 90
Cash on hand Dec. 1. 1897. ,,4l6 IS
e17.564 90 ei7.564 %
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-12-15

District Court Sessions. 1891 March 22nd
June 7th. August 23rd. November sth.
County Commissioners meet in regular ses
sions on the first Monday of March. June. sep
tember and December.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-12-15
EXPENDITURES,
ITEnS OF EXPENSE.

Election expenses and supplies .e 3,20l IL
Expenses of county prisoners and in
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sls5 50
struction. this is not proper charge. There lis.
and was at the time. some question as to
whether a sheriff is entitled to mileage for tax
ing patients to the asylum and transporting
prisoners, or actual expenses only, and giving
the sheriff the benefit of the doubt and allow
ing him mileage on the plan of the above
claim he was entitled to but 10 cents per mile
for the person in custody to his destination
only. and 10 cents for the officer going and
coming. therefore the above allowance is s62.2o
excessive.
Item VIII, June 8, 1895. In bill and allow
ance of SI4S.2O is an item of e33.2O for transpor
tation of prisoners Ellis and Keerle SO miles at
10 cents per mile again doubling up the 10
cents mileage as in item VII.
Item TX, Sept. S. 1895. The sheriff presented
a bill and the same was allowed, as follows:
| For taking two boys to the reform
school, each 800 miles, at 20 cents. .e12o 90
Officer 800 miles, at Is cents per mile. 90 90
szlo co
Again the 10 cents mileage is doubled up.
contrary to law. This bill should have been as
| follows:
For transporting two boys 600 miles, at
10 cents per mile. e.......................e6 90 %
| Officers mileage. 900 miles at 10 cents
| per mile. --..--.-----....-----... oV
sl2o 90
| Making an excessive allowance of go.
Again this is giving the sheriff's Office the
benefit of the question cited in item VII.
Item x Dec. 1. 1896. ! find bill allowed for
taking John Curtis to the insane asylum:
For transportation of patient from Lewis
town to the asylum, 357 miles at 10
Il cents a mile - 70
| To asylum and return. J. D. w. ia miles
! at 10 cents per mile le.........-......---.. II 70
| To asylum and return. w. A. W.. ia
miles at 10 cents per mile II 10
sI7s 50
Excessive allowance herein. en.4o.
| understand that Sheriff Waite Is willing to
make good all excessive allowances. At any
rate, 1t is the duty of the board to proceed to
| the collection thereof at once.
OF the fees collected by Sheriff Waite in
civil cases and due the county. find report fol-
lowing:
To amount of same from
Jan. I. 1896. to June I. 1878 1.sAs IS
By cash to treasurer. els@ -
While on this subject-matter. Let me say that
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NoTE.-At the time Of making this report
(st the close Of business. Nov. 3o.) there was
about $4,000 unsolicited county taxes for
tina year 1907, which should be applied in
order to get the true status Of the county's
indebtedness.
Respectfully submitted.
w. S. PERKINS,
County Clerk.
Examined, approved and ordered fled this
9Th day of December. 1891.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS,
Chairman board of County COMMISSIONER
Why look older than you really are,
when Halls Hair Renewer will COM
pletely restore the natural color, as
In youth. to gray. faded or discolored
hair.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-12-15

STOCK INSPECTOR DET. FUND.
Bal. on hand Dec. /, 1865 543 66
Paid state treasurer. 3 1,609 II
Cash on hand Dec. 1, 1897. s21 so
2 2,49o 81 8 2.4sO 81
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$2OOO@oo

Whoever you are, SeAiilixxs
Best baking powder is worth
more to you than the money it
costs.
Your money back If you
don't like it.
sekmt.g Company
- keossSs
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-12-15
INSTITUTE FUND

Bal. on hand Dec. 1, 1896 - 400
Transfer. general fund -. % 90
Fees, county supt ....-.... So 40
Warrant paid .........-.-.. o 80 90
Cash on hand Dec. l, 1891. 200
ZOO "a 90
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-12-15
GENERAL STATE FUND
STATE ROuNTY FIND.
STOCK INDEMNITY Find

Bal. on hand Dec. 1. 1886. s. 1s1 ss
ldAcs.----.- o1o vo
Paid state treasurer. 9 537 IS
Cash on hand Dec. l. 1887. ga IL
si1 80 3 siI SO
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SCHOOL BOARD.

w. +. Cort, Chairman; F. E. Wright, John
Vadnais, J. B.Thompson, X. G Jackson, i. Il
Mackey' w. n. Culver f. G. Worden, Clerk.
Regular meetings hrst Saturday Of each month
at 8 D. m ut Cort d Worden's Office.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-12-15

SINKING FUND,
Bal. on hand Dec. 1. 1886. . 1.624 66
From taxes es............ 1893 50
General fund transfer GA 90
Int. and com. paid on binds 6,210 90
Cash on hand Dec. 1, 1897. 1851 IS
3 s.5I2 3 s.572 25
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DISTRICT ROAD FUND
POOR FIND

POOR FUND.
Bal. on hand Dec. 1, 2ss6. g ABS 20
Warrants paid d............ S5,s7l 20
Cash on hand Dec. 1. 1887. 6.2a2 81
si2l07 "a $l2 l07 81
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GENERAL 81

GENERAL SCHOOL FUND.
Bal. on hand Dec. 1, 1896. ..S 5000 60
rum tdAcc 1874 90
From fines & misc. sources LBS S
pp'rtioned to dist schools Sl023S 70
Cash on hand Dec. 1, 1881. s5l5 O5
an IN n 4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21

class form OF musical entertainment. and
Richter is tie lion Of the hour as con-
Guctor.
Sanfley. the English baritone OF three
generate is sun singing u. Eudoler
Than the Cherry"
The ST. Petersburg opera season opened
with the usual performance OF Giinka's
life OF tho Tsar."
Tschaikowsky's 'oporitchn!k" has been
revived at ST Petersburg. IL was first
performed there in 1874
In Riga a theater for performances in
the Russian language viii he erected. The
sies.
william Gillette has Just finished an
aaau,ation OF a French farce. His trip TO
London in the spring has been abandoned,
and an English company VIII give TOO
Much Johnson
CarvaIho has engaged Brema for Rru-
reau's opera "I'Attadus du Moulin. AT
the Opera CoTnioue. Paris. The composer
witnessed the performance OF his "ork az
Covent Garden
Una aheIl who so successfully played
Flavfa last season ir THE Prisoner OF
ZenAa'' has won golden opinions from the
Phiiadeiphia press fer her performance OF
the heroine Flower Aoyne. IN "A ward OF
France"
Ka+e ra.erasu. who hes been a teacher
~ acting since she ceased 10 appear a.
Leah. Will be seen "a the am Sifious fnotner
In tha exisen monarch Nlen AS asa
bond King" by Louis y. Parker. IS played
In England.
Charles Warner j. stln playing IN Eng
land Ia "Drtnk" He - as intimately assoc
cfated with the leading part. Caput. tne
drunken wretch. as - JEFFERSON IN tnis
country with Rip. He is anxious 10 ap-
pear In America
IRE Porte Sasnt-Martin theater IN Parls
has secured the new comic opera or IETac
comedy. The Tanning OF the snrews fhe
music Of which is ~ Fredersc - key.
Tire uhrefto "a adapted from Shakespeare
comedy BY e De<Hays-
EEovt's "A Mix White Flag IS The most
s7frree@s,,f a well as the largest orEarl-
cation he has vet sers on the raad tas
gar1syavrv numbers about sixty p~op8@. Afsa
they carry two carloads Of scenery ces~
tgrYses- properties and mechanical eH@c's'
Tba Dtece il booked IN this city Tor aia ear
" production.
This Governors" which II the Ute q
Ward * Eeses pes farce. IS SUMS,
makeup of woman suffrage sDd goo
mining TIE action = laid - SOUR 10.
sota Ward 4 Tokes as TIE governors o.
Oregon ard Idaho. are promises . Asg5
thar sustain their record as Unique cone
s.sa8s. The company viii ntrntFr szssafs ~
thirsy people the pick Of E1sissssI s1ss.s
egSrnssiv sxrsenefzts- I1scy Daiys AaFs4E~t
Isaiv Nina Walsh Villa Sayns fattie sSt-T-
nard. JENNY Page. Gus Wei2oeos' Joan
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as the average dramatic production is
able to secure. Is just now occupying
space In the newspapers. its rector, Rev.
DIR. Houghton. having died the other day.
Tho original story, told In few words,
was to the effect that the Rev. Mr., Sa-
bine. the minister OF a church in Madi-
son avenue. when requested to perform
the funeral services over the remains OF
the late George Holland, replied: I'VE
do not bury actors from this church. but
] believe there Is a little church around
the corner where they do such things
Accordingly the dead actor was buried
from the little church around the corner.
which. through the work of space writ
ers who seized on the incident as a
chance TO make copy" became famous
Now comes the iconoclast. however--ona
OF those fellows who are continually
slaughiering Santa Claus and dethroning
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Cloak Depart
ment.

Last week We were just booming in
this department. No wonder. when we
are selling good. new stylish Jackets
at about 75c on the dollar.
Misses Fine Empire Style Goats at
$l.9s Monday only; good cloth.
Immense line OF Misses new Jackets,
all new goods.
Immense line OF Ladies' Jackets and
Capes; just arrived.
If you are going TO buy a garment
for yourself or daughter. be sure ana
see ours before you make a selection.
as we positively have the latest styles
and lowest prices.
A lot more Of those little tots Coats
such as we sold so many OF last Mon
day. Tomorrow we will sell them
again at the same price-69c each:
worth N.25; very pretty. trimmed
white Angora fur.
silk Hoods for Infants and small
Children, all silk. embroidered with
silk, at 25c, soc. 75c and si.o0. Knit
Hoods very cheap.
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and that gun does not go OF once In the
whole play. What do you want ma 10 say
OF piece In which there IL such a tr,s-
mendous flaw In dramatic construction"
II my audiences" saws Jos. Jeffersoe.
do not bid me farewell until I bid them
farewell, confidently expect 10 be with
them Tor year or two more at least 7
DO not know whether I shall make a ttif-
lie retirement or quietly sneak OUT prob
ably tha latter. Shakespeare says So
peThuous laes the veteran on the stage
! hope 10 detect my waning powers befors
You do, and 80 quietly down and out In
stead Of waiting like the dog whose dav
Is past. TO be kicked down stairs and out.
In Hamburg the ironically comic opera
die Fromme Helene" fpious Heienf hy
an Anonymous composer Everybody knows
that II Is Adaibert Won Goldschmidtb had
"a premiere recently and met with
fasco the like Of which Poi.inf has not
directorahip The Musical Courier de-
ciarss. however. that the work Is true
story and pictures The Hamburger,
however. did not see the Joke which n said
to BE- above the understanding Of tho bour-
geoisie.
the Chinese drama by the success ot 1.-THE
First Born" that several other dramatists
have undertaken 20 give the chinauaan a
chance on our legitimate stage. One OF tbs
recent successes i'm this line IN "A Celex.
,ial Maiden" which made a ht I'm Dem
Yer last week, when Il was presented bv
".
Of the Auditorium will be glad 10 know
THAT tho piece VII be- put on the week -
The ath. with all ~ original scenery ard
Oriental effects. The speciality featurss
for that week VIII be- Barney Pagan and
Bearfetfa Byron.
There ought 10 he considerable fun ey-
.rs.tef from a play dealing with phases
81 i-<- AZ Neg YorkE rare old seaside re-
sort. CsHey Island. A happy theme nav
he said 10 have been selected. therefore
by the management ~ Mathews Il Bulger
for The seconft annual starring tour %
these popular young comedians. AT GRy
EoHey Island IS the significant title b.
slowed upon th@ piece ard Levin G. Tees
tz responsible for iss construction. Nath-
ews A. Easger Will doubtless inject much
&C their original comedy into the work
and a. characteristic seen.Cs environment
is promised. The organization II soon 10
Re sasn IN this city. and patrons Of high
class farce~eames3y will no doubt exhibit
more than ordinary interest !n The event.
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,,h.r tsnls that have growH dear through
long asyoffon-and with tnst tsfts9sV
weapon. facts. Kills the whole sA.,S
$50 those who are familiar vita sns
.ru.h" SAYS this ieoaoclss.. fass soy
he sntsase,y srritAsins. Tie truth y 'sAs
when .he COMMITTEES II cAafs@ %
-. Ssh,na and named the DAY aad hour
- .ha nroposed tiaerst, tie tod shsEi 'siAs
= wssains ceremony wss already sei,'e.
,,a.t fer his church ~itatn an aS~F =
~. time ,hey had set aside Tor 'As o'.S '
.u,es Of Holland. The place was 1'fFaot
being decorated WITH aS"sf -.
, s~~,-t.,.. should hs hsld Ia soca
80 nrnx;raIsy to the Other event he
~, tnst there was y LITTLE cawFca
1.ss .as ,ss corner whose PASTOR wo7aia
s,s,n,l.ss be quite WILLING 10 a.s,s$ .ae
..s.,n r,ittse. The story Vas issued al oas
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,,cu.r, Eopp OF "rHE LATE Mr. CASTILLO" COMPANY.

81 more than passing notice. IL Is 20 The
effect taat tAs mighty John l. Sullivan
wcns ID dine AZ q French restaurant.
Scanning the natfsu card. Watch was pro-
fuse In FT%xeh phrases illustrating thu
many dainty dishes. Ne called 20 shs al
seneaat snd said; say. which - liver
on th!s hal % fare-" The waiter took tha
card and pat hls fsngeF on the SPOT where
*'I.lvare a IA M0ntssHe VAS printed Jahn
/. hooked for q aaagnent. nua then sasf
FIRING re everything above ard balow
this liver thing"
PAPER now or sAe walls an-3uncss tea.
the new Pike stvset shestss. q; E~fth aa5
Pike streets. VIII uaen Mia '~Tsa Tsa
Orphans SATURDAY evening. Noeegsss
=. - - prsAsgscea by a stock company. y
Is Intended 20 make ths sss2Ser ARA eaa,-
pany = permanent feature ~ SeAsl!s's