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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-12-08

Our nice summary weather caught a
severe cold last Saturday, Sunday and
Monday, with quite furry of snow.
Guess it was just to make us appreciate
what we were getting previous and since
for it has moderated and is quite pleasant
again.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-12-08

A son Mr.. Trudell's, near Iceland
coulee, was kicked on Saturday by a
horse and had his face badly cut up. DR..
Harris fiyn.i I'M tho wounds
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Estray Notice.

Came to my premises about Oct. 1st..
one black and white muley heifer. Own
er to prove property, pay expenses and
take same away.
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f Wednesday morning special car left
Neche for Los Angeles, California, with
the following party on board: Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa Fanset and three children, Mr..
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-12-08

A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. w
Conmy this week.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-12-08

The St. Andrews supper given byl .
ladies aid of the Emerson Presbyter;s
church had large delegation of gugA
from this side. Some forty-two goink
over in two bus loads and in private
carriages. The guests declare it to have
been one of the finest spreads they ever
sat down to on similar occasion.
T. R. Shaw's Quaker cigar sign man
stands and never says a word. His
spirit does not move, and yet it is very
speaking sign, so to speak. Yea, verify
thee should see it as thee passeth by.
Mr.. Shaw used it as burglar alarm one
night with great success, though it was
rather trying to the nerves of the burglar.
Yesterday was election day in Mani
toba for the provincial parliament and
the previous canvas has been hot and
furious. We go to press too cary for
returns this week; but it looked little
squally for the present Greenway govern
.l,e1lt on the eve Of election, though
nothing definite can he said until the re-
turns come in. Good times over there
will have considerable effect in retaining
the prs sent government.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-12-08

WALTER BoYcE
Pembina P. O.
Residence half mile south reservation.
20 %.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-12-08

Consumption Cure--WARER's WHITE
WINE OF TAR SYRUP, the best cough
1emedy on earth, cures cold in one dav
# taken in time. % and 50 cts, at the
drug store.
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The Pioneer Express.

The Pioneer Express.
- FRIDAY MORNING; DEc..s, 1893. 2
Local.
Commissioners meet next Monday.
Adjourned meeting of city council this
Friday evening.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Conny this week.
The d. of H. elect and install office
next Wednesday evening.
"A large consignment of Christmas
goods just received from the east at
Fulrs Cheap Store.
Attorney Kneeshaw has moved into
his old Office on Rolette Street, next
door to King & Co.
The Pink Paper gave a Thanksgiving
write-up of the business houses in Bath.
gate last week and did it very well.
The Red River troze over SATURDAY.
night sufficient to cross on foot the next
morning and on Monday teams crossed.
The M. E. Missionary Society will
meet at the NJ. E. Parsonage Friday, the
9th, at $3.50 o'clock. A full attendance
requested.
Miss Rouse missionary lately from
China, will lecture in the Nj. E. church
on the evening of the 18th, at 8 o'clock.
Collection will be taken.
A son Mr.. Trudell's, near Iceland
coulee, was kicked on Saturday by a
horse and had his face badly cut up. DR..
Harris tiNcei mp til" wounds.
Rev. Mr.. Robinson, president of the
Red River University. will preach at the
M. E. church next Sunday. Mr.. Robin.
son is very highly spoken OF as a public
orator by those who have heard him.
The Tricity Dance Club gave their first
dance of the series under the instruction
of Prof. w. w. Hall, of Grand Forks,
Tuesday evening. All who attended are
we'll pleased with the professors work.
: The next of the series will occur on the
18th of December. .
Christmas is in sight All the store
windows show the signs of its coming,
and the urcllins are all late home from
school-from staring at the beautiful and
wonderful things that are ON display.
Pembina merchants evidently believe
that Santa Claus is coming this year tor
sure.
School attendance still on the increase
and keeps teachers and school board
studying how to accommodate them.
The carriage plan for the Geroux bridge
scholars is being tried this month. Only
two scholars came the first day but about
five or SIX are expected to avail them
selves of the opportunity.
We regret to learn of the death of Mrs.
J. 1. West of Crystal who died on Tues.
day and was buried Thursday of this
week. Mrs. West with her husband was
one of the pioneers of tina locality and
highly respected by large circle of
friends, who give their hearty sympathy
to the bereaved relatives.
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FRIDAY MORNING, DEc.ss, 1899.
Local.
Commissioners meet next Monday.

Adjourned meeting of city council this
Friday evening.
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To Cure Ladrippe in a. Housr

10 OuIe 1aGfrIppe IN ~ HOuSr,
No remedy equals WARMERS WHITE
WINE OF TAR SYRUP for this terrible and
fatal disease. If taken thoroughly and
in time, it will cure case in "a hours.
and for the cough that follows La Grippe
it never fails to give relief. Price, Csc
and SOC. At T. R. Shaw's.
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HE minneapolis IWlce-a-Week FARM
er's Tribune is not an agricultural paper.
1t is newspaper similar in size and
makeup the Daily Tribune. 1t is called
the Farmers Tribune" because it is
made up for persons who for want Of
time, mail facilities or price, cannot avail
themselves of a daily paper. The Farm
RS Tribune is given free with this paper
orpaid in advance subscriptions. 2O.25
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-08
Died SnddenlY.

E"'rrl Mackricl ven known slli;
cair"nirr employed at the yard. was
found dead in his room Sunday evening
at the house on Twenty scvcnth stree;
where boards
AE'ckiic! was absent from supper i;nC
u servant was sent To his room TO cal
l'ini, finding him cold in death 81, n,
bed. II is believed that death wa.
caused by heat proslration.
ihe 1uncral was held Yesterday at
o'clock. the intcrmcnt being in Green.
lawn Cemetery.
An effort was made. to communicate
win Mack'iclss brother at the Bro *
lHh navy yard. but the latter has no:
Yet been located
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-08
EVERYTHING LOOKS BRIGHTER
Add Snme People Are Seeing Things III "
Never Saw BEFORE III Thai r Lives.

With the remarkable record If nn1,.
one ncW case at Soldiers Homo in Il
week The people here feel much crco,lr-
aEed ana hope for brighter times in the
very near future. The excellent health
~ the people here as shown ~ lhc
reports Of the special inspectors is also
4 source 81 qualification to an The M
proved sanitary condition of the city
IS :'n easily recognized blessing and
not less 50 is the moral result en-
&cndcrcd Ivy the crisis. The pcul,l" are.
Wld'.r awake than eyer before they Mare
III th"ir Wide awake lives. There a., ID
Src;tt many things th.y see nuw wiiirn
IN an era of uninterrupted and mar
Eelous prosperity they did not soc:
thlllEs that Will be corrected Tnus.
people who Went away 80 suddenly "vn
business and on vacations" ar, see
ing things they never SAW before
namely That there MAS no necessity for
their wild panic ANA that it is brll.
70 stay in ones city and stand by IL
IN time Of trouble and emergency ;haa
70 desert IT, Consequently those Who
Wcnt away arc returning ANA i; IS ,,.llv
= question ut I short time bGiorr de
cIlE WIFI wear lis normal business
aspect once more
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-08
REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES.

A lot on Lafayette avenue between
Thirty-third and ThirtY-fourth streets
We can sell for $1,000. It's a rich bar
gain.
On Thirty-thlrd street near Washing
ton avenue we offer 81 ten-rooru house
Rents $40 per month.
On Thirty-third street near West ave-
nue., we have a beautiful home with
all conveniences for $500.
On Oak avenue and TWenty-seventh
street Sl,550 will purchase the corner
and two adjoining lots together with a
SiX-roOm house.
fourth and -Torty-flfth streets two lots
can be bought for $500 each.
In the new colored section below the
.. & O. piers we have five choice lots
for sale at $500 each
Two hundred and twenty-five dollars
buys choice lot on Thirty-third street
near Chestnut avenue.
four lots one OF which Is a corner and
three houses which rent for $l2O per
month
Twenty-slx hundred dollars will pur-
chase a piece Of new property renting
for $65 per month.
For $3.50 per lot we can sell thirty Of
the choicest lots in the East End.
On the boulevard running between
Newport News and Hampton we have
some beautiful sites for homes situated
on and overlooking Hampton Roads.
We have numerous other property
listed with US for sale which we will be
glad to have inspected by intending
purchasers
I--WIN TUCKER & co.
Real Estate, L-ar~ and Insurance,
WaahinG.-oa Avenue and 2sth street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-08

these were Specially mentioned q. the
said meeting Of the Board of Health 81,
Monday afternoon as one reason " ms
such resolution should be passed i
wish to say further that at the earliest
possible moment rode around ;ile
quarantine line in company with The
Mayor and We deciding that the. mum
Der OF guards Was not sufficient to al
soluteiy puarantin" tn" town. propos "a
- Instruct thr chief o.! police to increase
the number of qua! lS an,! place them
AZ points where the line seemed weak
est.
E"for" this could DE done | was re
Hu"Strd to appear before the Common
Council 10 answer charges which had
been preferred against me-
IN conclusion beg leave TO say thai.
IN no manner. shap" Or form did l vio-
late the letter or spirit Of the rnsnlu-
ton OF tho Board Of Health as p;, So 4 at
its meeting on Monday afternoon. Is;
understood il. say" in making the .aoini-
nal charge for passes issued wnich /
honestly thought had Il right to 10 IS
! understood it was customary fol, All
officers, both state ANA municipal. l.,
Charge extra l,ay for extra wo,k Ger
talniN IL is evident u every honest ANA
fair minded man. that ] ,lil MT intend
20 ,vAhc or vinlnt" the said RESOLUTION
"i ~, Board Of Health. FOR it was done
81 emily ana any one who felt avricy.J
I
proper authority as Was done. Certain
~ It IS evident. Ht this time. after the
excitement has in 4 degree, Sil3sidc,l. ~
an honest. fair minded and intelligent
puhllr. That !, mistake VAS made by the
Board Of Health ana those present as
;iinlcSlid. participating in said meeting.
IN ISSUING passes 1T al. | am cu,i;..Iy
VIKING /" bear my portion ut tho blaine.
consequent thtrrt" but it does seen. an
JUS mat alone SHOULD! bear The bur
den. Whii'' others 1T fault should yo.rn-
tllc!N Tree. II would indeed b. Il cor
fupt man who could, for SO small !; con-
s:i!'.i;i,i"n b. ,ri,-d and thereby lose.
ms OWE sell rcSrnc, ANA That or lii, IN
loW nan. II would seem that ii tbs.
llGhiinil.,l"d citizens Of Newport News
could :" easily h''l,.v. such to l,a the
cas-" lhAt my seven Years residence.
iln"n% them and my character for non
"Sly aud Integrity has been but to litt,;.
rulp"S" Very Respectfully
JEb. X. E.Al;EY, NJ d.
THE NOON MEETING.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-08

t"rday from Il prominent Individual at
Soldiers Home. The ntimc attached to
the letter will not. for the present. b..
made public. hut viii be published
Whenever the necessity for doing so
arises. The communication is as fol
lows:
NATIONAL Soldiers Home.
Aug. 9th. 1899.
Editor Newport News Press:
The papers publish the death of
Sanford. Us having died here With yell
low fever. Why can no. some doctor
come 70 the Home and interview some
Of ,he many that has had this disease
and also men who know that Sanford!
came to this branch from the Marion
branch With malaria three months ago,
and has not been we'll Il day since. |
would like to see the facts given in the
case and not only the Home surgeons
word taken. DO YOU not think THAT 1890
men who say there is no yellow fever
here. that among so many With this
opinion. some attention should BE-
given. Among these some are physi-
ria MS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-08
Intcrrstins Ses sion of the board OF Health
y. stertiny.

~ it. meeting Yesterday nj noon.
thc Scar, Of Health TOOK III the mat
lcr III arranging. for some liberal llaf-
nc Arrangement across thu uuaru.iti.le
lInts, but adjourned Without coming
10 i1lN especially definite understanding.
II MAS the SENSE OF The board that SOM.
discretion might b. use! in admitting
certain things from Gcllain loc;llilit :.
but il Will on- be done then hy in
dIviduAl requests t" the board on in
dividuhl and particular passes issued
for on" occasion only. No Vegetables or
Ifru.t viii he allN4ed to come in for the
present, and t:erc are certain things
Which may ~ allowed uIon request
For Instance. there has Been I, fam
Gus bunch Of keys on the other side o.
N" line for a Week ana during that
time repeated efforts has been made
70 set lhe!n over without avail +, l.
another instance there have been just
across the lire at the Eria:lic.d Road
under the eyes If the guards for a
week, lot Of mules tEu carts. Which
were Workin" on the elevator founda-
tiun. These are known not III have been
.car the infected region and moreover
have i'een all but Within tn. lines all
III" time. Then there are the three logs
Just across the line that the shipbuill-
ing company needs SO badly. These
are examples picked at random and it
can not be said chat they Will be aa-
!liIltt't'. ilt'N al Z SI!lliiN lltttll Us
cases as Where discretion might be use |
without harm
Tie Whole trouble is no, 50 much
With the danger Of admitting articles
a. With the danger If breaking the
discipline Of the line ana this is why
MANY apparently reasonable requests
have been reluctantly refused by the
board. Yesterday 4 gentleman drove
down from Williamsburg and beng ac
quanlcd with the regulations here.
Thought ;hat he would have no ditlii-
Guilty in coming in. as he came from
Williamsburg: but he had come
through the district uuarantincd and
boarded HE train at williamsburg. he
could have come in without trouble.
The street ear company has been try
ing 10 get permission for several days
To bring Il rcfrigrrating car across the
Hines without crew or passengers. for
the purpose Of getting some ice to
Hampton. but this request has been
denied and WAS denied again yesterday
at tie noon meeting. il being the sense
of the board that the company. if it
could not furnish sufficient ice from the
Hampton factory at present and did
not have i Sufficient supply on hand.
could got il FROM this city through the
lines nv the regular transfer system
provided for the purpose. This arrange
mcnt viii haze to hold good for the
present, or until it can he SHOWN that
IN" Hampton people can not be sup
Piled in any other way than by the
Way proposed ~ the company then the
board viii grant the request. FOR it
Will not Tor Y moment. allow the poo
~. Of Hampton 10 actually suffer for
thu, necessities of life
Speaking: If Iht. street car rorlpany
i; Will b" remembered that three Of the
men stationed h"rr left early last week
thus cllii'inS the company Is i car
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-08

Mr. John Rogers left yesterday for
New York on business trip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-08
STILL IMPROVING
The General Situation is Much
Less Strained.
REFUGEES ARE RETURNING
Hundreds Are Coming Back on Every
Train. Meeting of the Board OF
Health Yesterday. Progress Made
In H1unic.pul Securing.
REFUGEES ARE RETURNING

The Eeard of Health met last nigh,
with all of it's members present il.I
the Mayor Inspector Harris, the chiel
pt nolIt". and Mr. Orr ana Or t'r,.os.
or the business Mems Association
me meeting was not an especially i'm
porianl one, being the second one 1aid
during the day
Ar, Harris reported What he had
con" IN the way of clearing up ana le-
ported several large nuisanccs c,ns,:l
bN stagnant water He was instructed
10 notify the owners Of the property d,
which the water stood to abat.. the
nuSanrcs
MI Harris was also instructed 10 no
thy some other property owners to
s'Gate nulS:,nceS caused by running "a
ter into street cutters.
n" board passed an order maxim.
Friday payday All bills for guar, az,
ty made in connection with The hjr~1
guards vii! be made out and endorsed
% Sihc chief of police. Ti@y will ,h"n
pc passed upon by DIRECTING: Quar.;n;i,ln
esNara i:ickfni,l and from him th.y will
s.Gint 70 the Board Of Health FOR iin,l
olaNoSition.
Upon the request Of the Mayor Act
lEg Health Officer Hopson went over,
the situation at Soldiers Home. i'nAa-
ouS ana Hampton, explaining pa-ticu-
sarly what had been done by the latter
town in the way Of protecting herself
from infection ar,! also in The matter.
81 investigating into he cnnditin, or
INC health Of its Individual e.ilize:!s.
The b"ar, has been very faithful ana
Tong suffering in its arlur,ls l..bnr. and
has not in Il single instance. s!lirk.d
either trouble nr responsibility. 1t l.:
backed NJ by the confidence ,,r the rub
placed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-08
OH, ,VHAT.A DIFFERENCE.
When the Quarantine Shoe IS on the
Other Foot.


Norfolk is getting tired OF TINS quar-
antihc business. IT was well enough
tor Norfolk TO nl!lrantin" against 'nls
c!tN IN" minute Inc presence 81 yellow
i"N"r at thc soldiers i.o:ne was an
npEncrd- II was possible tneh Tor me
N"rl"lk mel chahts 10 M orders IN inns
city through agents. " hrn inns city
luafaht'ti aSalnSt -\"fioik. however
on excellent GROUNDS, II n:lae Nnfi"ik
n1"rctltH;S SICK ana they Ininedi;l"lS
"al'"o on ,hc TRANSPORTATION collpti-
!lles ana inc board ot htalth there
Win view OF securing paF''al felaS'-
tion ~ the quarantine.
sunday Hr. +. Hope the state
quarantine officer Tor Norfolk ana
portsmouth. ana ms ASSISTANT. l'f. l1itt-
Ton came oyer 1rom the ST.; across NC
;t"aus inr INC purpose " making sound
mss. IheE vert back Win nc salts
faction. WiialcFcr, haIlhS ncch :'lNcn 10
una lana that no ,l'alt"" aearI 1!
"ou1' pt eo!'s!uc-ca ny ,ie loct' tod'u
ol iic.lth.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-08

Constant effort enables us to give
bargain hunters better goods and
prices every week. Anything novel and
useful in our lines the buying public
can depend on seeing it first at our
stores. If you are thinking OF reper-
ishing your tableware it will pay you to
see our new Dinner Sets in English
Porcelain. The price begins at 1898 FOR
100 pieces; IL piece Toilet Sets, includ-
ing slop Jar, to make room, go this week
for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21

yLY ON THE yLYn

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips tai1y. except Sunday.
In one fn ssus r aea MsTssfy1Iy sE I'9as'>
Regular daily trips. osstf1ev Tacomo
route, ~ foIlows:
TAKING EFrEcT TufrpAY. SUNb Z
Leave oeastIs-3:&. u.tS . m: 10. ssis
p. N.
Lave Tacom..s.1 n: L ~. p N.
Leave Seattie--7. 10 d m. u NJ. p -.
Leave Tncoma-s:M a. m. o. - p. n.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf, 1s~
ZION street, Seattle
sundays. steamer Flyer or Greyhound
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TIfr r4vgrTTE e 2 NAIL STEAMER
STATE OF WAFH2 StsTU%~
uss row resume her regular run 10
twssn s@sffl~, Everett, Anseoftrss Fssr-
haven s~d Wna1cena. daily 81. ept @sssF-
Tnts Sagafisi sof perussr stesrner .
sast fgsrs sn& hse6s - shrwrxnts ma
ensnist snf facorsfer and n spssn1s3 esn~
4ftto@ Per tn4s ewaessn . bssfNess
fliesar4 sssferpomss snf e1issrs fns
best Tn@ srawsiins paBlss esn 800 -
sssaref % fscsd tTknst snd 9zsks 80
go 80 fraisns 30 4fNtm hesn8 CNfv
A.l.x bosf - a~sfff~- Nnsfrr~f rr4ta
pArTFfC NAVIGATION Co.
pN-rs ~.ir 81 Y~sss~ whsrT
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Steamer MT'fsT~ONsH
Daily. except sunday. leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia st .. m.
Steamer CITY OF Aberdeen.
Daily, EXCEPT sunday saves for Tacoma
and Olympia az a m.
Fsre between Seattle ar5 Tacoma. Sse.
round tfi2. So.
Landing - White star Drk. loot q
eprtng street.
Prone. Main -
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f<sv-s clfr bees ssliY e. a . -
esss supfsv fsr rsgs Wsfs~n. NlssSss.
pc cs~st,s F-~ ksssy~ - Fs-s
To~nsens F~fsrssng fsse6ss sssfns
yowss~~e <ffe~f - a f~fsrwS~o
s..wss ps~s Ts~us~rsS ~ h~ssiss ssv~~s
afs 81 Tsfspnsas Mus =. kGiys -
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foET oRcHApp Am ponr wash
fsrTp% ROUTE


Steamer rfiGrfr teAvss Gaisrsisss Sea
80 Par, uaessgs sBs fgaos ~snsf Issssfsy
TDafsfAy sns SATURDAY a o.. rsfa
aM CuAa kAofaoS. MSssss.
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wHATcDA AND VANCOUVER, a. e.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.
McWillisms. Master.

Leaves yesssr wharf svsry Monsay,
"Wednesday ana FRIDAY ~ Imp m
Leaves Vancouver TUESDAY ans Thurs
eay az 10 y. IN. for Seattle Greet. arriving
Leaves vaneogssr aaturaay 10 .. m. sor
whs'ecgn. raIfhassn. Ansror'es ard Sc
astis. ssysyins SEATTLE .. N sunday
CunBscss at Arscorfe@ wifh ~. ry
ana ~ Vancouver With steamers for We
Ealfne ara New Westminster ard with &.
y " trains ~ al pants East
Fer ffsisht Or psss~as. Apply a. Ysssr
wharf or a. csfee Of tsaCeuvsf Lire. Nh
suai Life hWffins Tel. Brown vi.
foET ORCHARD AND ponr WASH.
fNrTp% ROUTE
STEAMER MARY y pYprrY
Leaves fest ~ Washington street al ~
p n. Sundays N ?. Va. faf Pheasant
beach. nFsmsftsn 4 = prydock chars
isston. Sidney Tfasyfcn, Ckire. Silver.
Gale Nsfarrifs issves siiv~rfsis sc =
uriay n'shis ., 80 .. M Tsssgeans
Main -
wmATcoA tsD SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER BAY CITY
leaves rHfy hesh foot = MsfH @ff~F's
Tuesdays. fhufsfsYs srf safsrfsys 81 =
3 m fer Asaeoftes. FsIfr&ven ana wnst4
rpmL psfsFpirs ksvsr whsseosu s2s-
6@y. vstns.esys ans rrsasys 81 D IA
f"' fr,r s.sy,sL ~ov go
w . rtI.is TvsMs Mssss.v