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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-23

May Porter, 92l West Second street.
Dear Santa Claus;--I am n little boy 3
years old and | hopo you won't forget to
como to sea me. ! want u tool chest, u
solder suit. n horn, n picture book, some
candy and nuts and please don't forget
my little si-er, she is2 years old she
wants u doll and coacn, soma Other kind
If TOYS whatever You think best. Santa
Clans please don forget my little cousin,
his name is Clayton Cannon. Ho i'o
years oil, we all live in the same house.
IIc wants Il tool chest T. drum, II Gorh, IL
picture book, pnlicemen suit. some
candy ana nuts. Now dear Cd Santa
Claus | bopp you will not thlnk we want
to much Good-bye till Christmas night
From one Of yonr many children. | re-
main you, littlc boy, Earl Allen
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-23

Dear Old kriss Il am little boy four
venr5 old, don't go to school, but Can
print and spell. | want soldier suit, q
pnir of leggins, n book, a drum, II horn,
/. fire engine, don't forget to FIJI my stock
Ing. Good bye old KRIS. live at No
a1l West Second street. My name is Paul
Rnsh
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-23

Wilmington, Dec. %, 1897.
Dpa. Kris! :-Plrnse don't forget us on
Christmas eve Woa,o three little broth
ers aud enc sister, ages II. y, 6and year
Yours truly, Marshall y. Nutter, Francis
NJ. Nutigr, Mathew II. Nutter and AdGolla
" b ,Nu,,er, No 1iOj ". Third street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-23

Dear Old Krss:-L am little girl
wears old want II baby conch II rnir of
irtglns. ono candy AMI nuts; that Is all.
Nav Porter, o2l West Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-23

" ITWInpTOI1, DEC. 70, 1911.
Dear Old Kriss:-l am n little girl, -
years old. wa! ia few things, not many,
| want pair Of ,tCcking., a pocket-book,
n n0ir Of kid gic YES, some candy and nuts,
a d anything else that is given 10 Inc |
viii ue very tAinkiul aud happy for, Good.
hvo, hoping will get them. Ny name is
NJtlie May DunninH.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-23
DR., Graham COmp,imented,

The readers OF our publications are re-
quosted to uso Salvation Oil for any and
all pains. 1t is sure cure. 25 cents
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-02
A jewish RITE.

DR.. S. Levy Of Waco, a learned Jewish
rabbi. performed the rite Of circumcis'
ion on the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Groginski Sunday morning at II
O'Clock. The babe was chhstened
Julius and Mr.. Julius Levy was god
father All the Jews Of the city, Of
which there are now a goodly number,
we're present, o. we're also few gentle
friends. Il was a happy occasion 10
which both the parents and gTand.par-
ents Of ihe child participated.
After tie solemn rite magnificent
spread was served In the dining ROOM
with hsh, turkey, salads, celery, fruits
Of all kinds. and cake and wines IN
abundance. The guests drank many
happy ioasts 10 tho young son, the mar.
enis and grand parents, and the event
was much enjoyed by all present.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-02
sLANco REACHES HAVANA.
Take, Command % th- q. aud asd wsy-
iet depart, fer spaia


Havana. Nov. THE Spanish cruise
Alphonso XIII with Marshal Blanco
the new governor general Of Cuba o.
board. was sighted on Havana Sunday
morning at $3.50.
At o'clock the Alfonso entered ne
harhor and Lieutenant General Weyler
the Marquis Ahumada. Admiral Nayar
10 and other hirh military and naya
officers went IN special steamer "a
meet General Blanco. After a long con
ference Lieutenant General Weylei
Yield ed mp his command 10 his success
sor.
Al 1880 Marshal nlanco landed.
According to the Official account NJ
was enthusiastically greeted" by the
populace who shouted Long live
nlancOi"
Lieutenant General Weyler and Mar.
shal nlanco exchanged farewens on
board the Alfonso Kill aud the steam
er Monserrat sailed At o'clock Sunday
afternoon. She was escorted outside
the harhor by numerous tugs with the
friends Of the departing governor gen
eral and the officers Of bis stan. An
immense crowd witnessed the depart.
ure from he whaTyes According 20
the Official account the people cheercd
Tor "Weyler," the paoihealor"
General Neyler's escort on the Mont.
serrat consists ~ 600 sick soldiers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-02

Misses Marie Misiroi and Marion
Foote, Miss Lille rerciek, Angus Pea.
cock, Mrs. Johnnie Hoppe and Miss
Gussie Kurten we're among those who
returned from the Dallas far yesterday
Unusually Low prices prevail on win.
Ter underwear at Parks 4 waldrOp's.
You should Sc their line before buy
Ing. 30
The Eagle has arranged with the
Union Associated Press tr a very fair
Geographic report Of the election to-
day, and We hope TO give our readers a.
much as shall be known about the re-
suits Al that time In tomorrow morn
ing's paper.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-02

Prof. ~. Pulney, the old reliable
piano tuner, will De- in Bryan about
Nov. 10Th. lfyou wan, your work done
a. 4, would be IN the factory, SET
him 28S
Mrs, ". s. Howell has been quite
sick some time
Maj Rarsdale, Of Caldwell, vas ia
town yesterday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles S
Gamer, a son.
Pruf L. L. Melnnis was quite 'icl
yesterday.
Frank Newton Robinson, the little
en- OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. =. Robinson
died this morning at Si5 O'Clock.
Miss 81. leon is on the sick lat.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-02
II. 4 n. Q. Time Table Hearne,


&C. Scale was in the city yesterday.
Hcuse for rent Apply to 7. :; Cas-
ties. go
Billy Morgan was here from Reliance
yesterday.
Dick Cu'd was here irem Millican
yesterday.
Mrs, n. Jameita returned from Dali
las Sunday.
l.. Bonneville returned fom Naya.
sofa yesterday.
Don't bet on New York city. Ice
nightly mixed
W.. Majors was In from the Brazos
bottom yesterday.
A big Bohemian ball was given b,low
College sunday night
Miss Bessie Ross returned Sunday
from weeks Witt 70 Dallas.
Pay your hlls instead Of betting on
the election. You might lose.
W. b. ScrimshiIe and wife spent sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mike.
WI saunders handsome two story
residence is nearing completion.
Henry Georges ghost will hgur,
prominently In the election to-day.
J.M. Sebastian Of Rock Prairie, lef
yesterday TO attend school In Waco.
The rain storms gave place sunda,
afternoon TO a rafting fall Of small
hail.
Winter underwear. all kinds, cottor
and wool just received At Parks 4 Wal
drops. go
Gold and silver fish, cape jasminel
and twoyearold roses for sale by Mrs
Proctor. W
Mrs. Ida Dunn returned 10 Frank
lin sunday alter visit to Mrs. c. n
Williamson.
We are shownra new line Of Deani-
sons decorated crepe tissue paper. Sam
D. Wilson 4 Go. 10
Tickets for Field's Ministries will b
placed on sale at Manager. Mikes store
this VsTBlng at ioo'elock. Get YOU
eats eS
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-02
Free Lecture.

Mrs. Anna Gaines, the we'll known
psychic healer, will he In Bryan next
Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. Srd and
An. She will deliver a free lecture At
the Christian church Nov. Srd, at 4 p
M, to which everybody isinyiied. Mrs,
Gaines l. a lady Of unusual intellectual
ability, and will surely interest her al
dience 2ss
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-02

Cleveland. Nov. i-Proaldent McKln-
ley and Mrs Mckinley arrived IN town
this mnrnlng and were Immediately
driven 10 kenmore. Senator Ilanna'a
summer home Ills arrival waa an.
osiontailour. az Senator Hanna having
forgotten 10 register. he was obliged ~
cancel bis alliance engagement and re-.
main IN Cleveland IN order 10 be n
the polls a. 3 p. m. President McKln-
ley and Senator Hanna left for Cantor
az I O'Clock In the afternoon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-02

simla. Nov. Ia letter 20 Ilori
Eh,in. vlceroy OF lndia. from the ameel
az Afshanlsian. says that he Il trylnl
10 arrest the Iladdah Mullah and thai
n he succeeds he viii expel the priesl
frcm Affhanlsian. lie also promlarI
TO prevent the Afrldls taking refuge IN
Afghanlsian from Interfering with
British troops. The ameor has been
thanked by the government Tor both
q thcao friendly communications
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-02

Inc tVhu COW main ulhcoAtftu heh
fields wherein 10 make her ravages. A
lew days ago Mrs. c. AZ. Proctor left
tub Of water containing 325 wee little
< I'd and silver fish Of three fine varie-
ties sitting In the yard. Soon after a
COW got In and drank the water, and
al bul 50 Of the tiny fish found an un-
timely death In her capacious nav.
Were Il not that ,he has many left,
Mrs. Proctor would regret her loss
more deeply than she does.
In the Wood County News Mr.. r.
NJ Smith coniesse. he Is mort fed 10
learn that the people have caught on
10 the fact that he has been in the
legislature-a thing he had fondly
hoped to live down. Bear mp under
It, old boy, and continue to give them
double loaded democracy. Maybe
they'll send YOU again, bye and bye.
The colored teachers Of BraEos county
are called 10 meet At the courthouse on
Friday and Saturday. Nov. y and 10,
10 elect officers for the ensuing year,
and carry out an instructive program.
The call IL issued by c. l.. Versa,
president, and o. X. Wilson, secretary.
just a. well tell EN- 10 plant more
cotton. cause they do Il every time any
how. Most every fellow expects the
other fellows b do the reducing and he
goes In lemons TO reap the profits Of q
big crop.
4. J. Conn aud Misses Una GUSTAV,
and Ida Shapiro came over from Madi.
sonville Sunday, aud Miss Shapiro lcfl
Yesterday for Waco TO attend the cjn.
servaiory Of music.
The water company suggests that Il,
patrons should look after iheli water,
pipes ant get them In good shape ioi
winter before too late, a. flight rcpaifl
nov may save greater ones later on. 29I
Uncle Gabe Schwan and wife lef
Corsicana yesterday for Ardmore, I. T.
Before leaving Uncle Gabe. by invita-
ton, leciured before the Sunday schoo
and bible students.
for Sale-My five room residence with
servants room, stable, and other out
hon ios, cisieFn, waierworks and garden
Cheap. Apply to n. d Cole. 2s5 In
Caids are out announcing the mar
rage Of Mi. Lea Allen and Miss Irml
Jones at Marlin Nov 10. Both are vel
known here.
Prof Hall Of the Cleburne publ,
schools teaches the news Of the dal
using the morning papers AZ tex
books. Great are the newspapers.
Ladies', see our new line Of box stat
ionary. We are showing the latest Ia
tinted papers. Sam D. Wilson & Co
20
Mr. aud Mrs. G. c. Nicely arrive,
yesterday from n Dorado, and are yis
iling Mt and Mrs. IA Crenshaw.
Sargent amp Mrs. Finley Of College
are the Happy parents Of hne son
born Saturday morning
Jersey ribbed, fleece lined underwear
winter weight, tl.OO suit, a. Parks
wsldrop's. 30
Garland Of yiolets IL The finest an
most delicate odor made. II lasts. Sol
by Sam B. Wilson & Co. 20
Mr.. and Mrs. S. u. Balm came o
from Houston yeslerdsy, Mr.. Balm cou
tinuing on 10 f. Worth.
George Hammond Is here from Ian
pasas county and expects to ship sel
enty head Of cattle home today
Mrs. Phil Clarke and little son an
Miss Adah Lee Polk came up froI
Hampstead Sunday
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-02
An o,A R.nrn.a Ma. r,.a

San Francisco. Nov. i.-Charles T.
SmurT. freight traffic manager OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad company.
died Sunday after an illness of Al
weeks aud following a surgical opera-
ton performed 10 give relief from a
disease Of the mastold cells OF the ear.
We had been In the service OF the
Southern Pacific company since 1872
helng located AZ Los Angeles from 1875
20 1889. lie was native of Ohio and
tS years old.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-02
DIED.

Alfred Thomas Wilson, the infant
son Of NJ and Mrs. Ilillsman Wilson,
died Sunday morning at 1910, and was
buried Yesterday At lOa. m. The little
one was a year and ten days old, and
had been extremely delicate ALI, little
life. To the fond parents and other
relatives aud friends, The Eagle ex-
tends sympathy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-02
ID. ". X. Bali.

Some u The young men have made
preliminary arrangements flr the eighth
annual d. Y. X. ball and banquet by
appointing the chairman Of the various
committees and fixing the date OF the
event. Frank Claik Il chairman Of A..
rangement committee; Geo. W. smith,
invitation; John Wilson, reception
George whitman. decoration; Tom Law
ranra nooF
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-02
HENRY GEORGE
DIED OCT. 20. 1897.

Al the back Of the platform on a
hsavy background was a portrait OF
Henry George. surrounded by Ameri-
can llags. Al the front OF the platform
stood a bust Of the fallen leader mod
eiled BY hla son. Richard. Al the foot
Of the pedestal. upon which the bronze
rested. wer numerous floral tributes,
including a cross. from one arm OF
which hung a wreath of white and
pink roses from Mr.. and Mrs. Tom L.
johnson: a wreath OF lmmortcllcs aud
pima orchids from JoSeph Pulitzer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-02
Rebumnr Pianos.

II am prepared 10 rebuff pianos aud
make them sound a. well a. they did
when new. This ismy speciality, but I
also tune pianos. | uso a patent Ger.
man felt, for rebuning, mounted on rub
Der cloth, apiocess which insures the
best results Charles Clayton,
2siu. Wheelock, Texas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-02

/ have two linnefs and can put up,
repair and ren0yaie your heating stoves
on short notice. See my beautiful line
Of heaters before you buy. 200
Phone ll6. IA. Myers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-02

The herd Of European hisons projected
BIZ ihe czars Of Russia In the forest Of
Bjelowski. Lithuania, numbered 1900
IN 1850. bus l. pow reduced 70 500 and
shows no VI Of increase. Tho OWN
ding o; ~ herd Il ascribed 20 inoFeed-
Ing. du1io ihe confined arsa q me no
srvai
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-02

The LArRest Company Assets !. t2L1illn q
The Strongest C0npany-hcserye gAoloea u
ISssrance IN force 1900 sisssss q
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-02
yels with C. ]. BLACESHEAR about
insurance Of The

Has psid 10 living mcnbela ,.os,l sais
uss pald death claims ...., .,..' Ho'e'''''
Holds iof security Of pfcsentmem- 80, -. q
befs and invested for then' ...a e.'.,,--'..--',
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
UNSETTLED SITUATION IN HAZLETON
RrMORs OF \ GENERAL SHUTDOWN CAUSES AP
PREIIENSlON.

Hazleton. Penn. Aug ?o-Thc strike situation
here Is more unsettled tonight II an 1t has been
for some days. and rumors ol general shutdown
are current These have excited no little apprc
hcnsion among the people. who were just begin
ming TO feel tho effects Of the improved condition
Of tho anthracite Goa. trade and The activity at the
mines due the increased demands created by the
depleted stock Of bitumiuods coal.
The foreigners control mining matters here. and
this fact is coming home To the operators with
greater force now than when they imported them
for hard-cca production and preparation. Tn"
Mnesvillc collicrics alone nave furnished steady
work for miners during the ast few years. and tin.
native workers who found employment therr con
sideicd themselves fortunate. They naturally
chafe now under tho dictatiOn OF tho foreigners
who prevent them from working. No attempt will
be- made hy the operators to start Van Wickls $
collieric< to morrow. Should the -speakin :
miners aitempt to do so Independently. the for-
oigncrs openly say that violence viii follow. Meet
inss were held In different places to-day. and the
decision strike.
The Iehich and Wikcsharre ccmpanys men
who went back TO work last Monday. declare that
another strike will be ordered If the company does
not give positive evidence by Tuesday Of keeping
faith with them on the wage and investigation
Iucfc
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
MURDERED N A CHTRCH.
MYSTERIOUS CRIME IN THE VEsTlBCLE OF
THE HOLY TRINITY ROMAN CATHOLIC
CHURCH. IN BROOKLYN. j.. d.

George Stultz. the assistant sexton Of the Holy
Trinity Roman Catholic Church. in Brooklyn.
was murdered last night in the vestibule or the
church. There was evidence Of a struggle in the
church. which showed that the murdered man
had made brave battle for his life before he
succumbed.
Stultz was sixty-fve years old. He lived at
No. Ga Montrose-ave The church where he was
found is at Montrose and Grand ayes, in the
Eastern District.
The murder was discovered about midnight by
Nicholas Stultz. a Of the murdered man. and
Andrew Roesch The latter is the sexton of the
church.
Immediately on finding the body Of the old
man lying in the vestibule, Roesch summoned
Policeman Buckley. Of the Bushwck-ave. sta
tor.
A summons was also sent to st. Mary's Hos
pital for an ambulance. DR.. Gilmartin, who
came with the ambulance said after examining
the body. that the man had been struck on the
head with some blunt instrument There were
many signs Of desperate struggle in the church.
The object of the murderer or murderers is
thought 10 have been robbery. Mr.. Stultz's
gold watch and chain were missing when MS
body found
1t is not known at what hour the murder
was committed Mr.. Stultz was last seen alive
about 1:3O in tho evening.
The church services were then over. and many
people saw the assistant sexton as they nled
out Of the building.
In the early part Of the evening suspicious
character was seen in the neighborhood or the
church. The man was about hVe feet ten ihches
in height and had a smooth face lie wore
light coat and dark trousers.
captain Lees. of the Bushwick ave. station
sent out detectives TO search for the murderer
and general alarm was sent out from poice
head0uarterS
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
To IIGHT IHE iNTI-SC1LPERS' LfW.
TICKET BROKERS' A%D COMMERCIAL TRAY
ELIERs WILL DENY IT'S VALIDITY.

TICKET BROKERS' AND COMMERCIAL TRAY
ELIEns WILL DENY IT'S VALIDITY.
Aiban., Aug. .a-Active Ircparaii1nf being
made TO fight the operations OF tnc al.ed Anal
Sca!pors act. which viii takc effect Wednesday,
September l. The rev law wl make =. Il penal
offence for any person to Issue sell nm. passage
tlcket or berth sta'eroo:n IL any Vcese or
train unless he Is an authorized agent o. the OWne!s
cr cons.gnoes OF such vessel OF the company
ming such tram. Railroad companies mus, redeem
tickets presented for redemption within thirty days
rom me dd;e or presentation az The general Office
\ Hno.iy unused tic kei mug: redeemed az the
rI:ce paii for IL. \ partly used ticke, must he
rede' ;.ed at a rate equal 10 the difference between
lac p!ee paid Tor the Whole tcket the cost
or ;!cket o! The same class between he place. for
watch the iicke; was actually used
Ticket broker in this City, who WAS ore Of the
committee o. TIE brokers oppose the pl's pas
ssse, said to-Nieht that tho brokers hal secured
counsel and woLl1 les, tho iRN'- cuhsti,uionslify
The Ccmmercai Travellers National League wh c!,
WI hoic i.s first @nnual convention - Roo on
S't"ih'' !" ana H. has decided to NJ +. = df mon
>itaNrr - the convention naains, he bin on Tho
Sfount fh5 Il irt.I:eres Wiz constitutional rights
Invitations have been cxtendcd To Assemblvmsn
Armstrong and Got.. who voted for the bl 10 h.,
present Al the convention and their ro,-ons for
the oil. has also been asked 10 be present.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
STOLE POLICE CIPT4INS CHAIR.
a BOLD THIEF TRIES TO ROB THE ELIZABETH
ST. STATION

A BOLD THIEF TRIES TO ROB THE ELIZABETH
ST. STATION
call mo John Tramp. homeless. frendess; any
thing you like" shouted Thomas Murphy thirty
years old. as he was led before Sergeant Burke, at
the Elizabeh-st. rollce station last night. Murphy
had done daring act few minutes before, for he
stole chair from the station stoop and fed like
deer with his burden high above his head.
Sergeant Burke busy writing up his blotter.
and Detectives Post and Ricketts, were in Captain
Deans room, when sounds of moving chair
caught Posts ear. Looking OF the window he
man and chair fairly lying down Elizabeth-st.
Then Post gave chase closely followed by Ricketts,.
While the astonshed sergeant peered out OF The
window TO what all the sudden commotlon was
about
BY this time Murphy and the chair had disap.
peared into BayarG-st. and he was making tast
time for the Bowery when Policeman Mooney.
who had seen three men run from the police station.
headed off the first and tapped him with his
night stick. IL Detective Post who had re-
ceived the blow. bur without stopping 10 explain he
broke loose and with Mol0ney caught the audacious
thief short distance away.
Murphy made no excuse for robbns police sta
ton o. a cnair. and the captains chair At that.
refused 10 give his name. but relented later and
was locked in A cell. \ few minutes before Cap
tain Dean mad been sitting that very chair.
planning out a way 10 capture chinese gamblers
and he greatly surprised when he ieaguee
y,ca. had happened.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-30
TESTS FOR INDIA RI RBFR.
From Engineering.


Some few years ago Lieutenant V.a1irn.roN Of
the RussiaO Navy made series Of cxpcrill, nix n
establish the testing OF rubber goods on sound
and satisfactory bass. ihc following beng tu,
main concus.ots ~ hich fc arrived. Al VIII ,,o
seea that the tests advocated are physlcAl ones
ne came the conclusion that chemical ;,st-
ing gave no reliable results
first-Ir6ia rubber Should not give the slightest
sign Of superficial cracks or being bent to an angle
OF iSj degrees after five hours ,Xnosurc in
closed air lltI 20 "A temperature of l2- lcgr.cq
Cent. The tcs;-IIcccs should he about six centi-
metres thick.
Second-Rubbtr containing not moro than 10 pcr
cent by weight OF metallic oxides should stroicb
Ave times It's lergih without breaking
Th.rd-pure caou;chouc free from all foreign
matter, excep; the sulphur necessary for it's Wi.
cauiza'ion. shou!d sirCich seven times It's length
without breaking.
FoIrth-The cxtcrsion measured imneGaiely
after rupture should rot exceed q yer cent OF tho
original length II the testpicce. The tost-picces
should bc .rtW threc 10 twelve miliimettes wild,
and not tnen siX mii'rctres thick ana three
cerfifnc.rcs org
Firts-"ae iercsr'aec - ash eives q cer,ain in
d!catci. % IL fcgrcc O: sof:Icss ara may form,
a hasi. for III. c'oicc between different qval..ics
for certain purposes
Any excosses OF sulphur over u.at required for
yulcariz2f0r should be removed II re works. ana
should not appear on the surface OF any object.
Now ines. tests or The whole seen yer: well
caiculsicG 70 give rsofDl Indication 10 ~ g!uc'rs
Sc 10 the c.aliIy ~ no goor7 in"N are buyinG.
only wouii intcf:o.";c Aor" -" remark tbs,