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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-23

Nsu.vsver Conn. Jan. 2?.-The list OF enter
,s,nnerts teas germans and other social events
he'd here during prom" week IS this year as al
,-ac-tve IS ever. end seems TO lose none Oh ''S
lusire ty being crowded into sIna.4er peI'ou man
n former wears The faculty have just passed the
following resolution concerning the occurrences o.
prom week ..,..
IN view Of the increasing number OF entertain
rnorts given m connection with the junior P'o,'
enade the faculty feel obliged 10 re tN'fe as ari
ditior for holding the promenade ,o't.., "a
s-iof entertainments DE confined 10 Muhud3 an
Tuesday OF The week in which the pfoiie'.alDt ~
CI-s Students are especially cautioned asa'hst IL
wiling friends 90 their rooms @+ee' '''0 ~
promenade coy -cil 1870 , e.
In snite Of - utterances of The daily papers d.
>, Wales unvi;l!nsnoss 20 row Cornell and her con
seouent ,oy al the refusal by Cornell OF Harvard >
,,,t,stton 10 enter the New-LOndoa race the COZ
leee as whole il disappointed TO learn th' 'hei e
nil nat he p three-cornered race between the unl,
,srsi,i.s mi. vear Yale Is and VIII be "Il4-ls ~
-ov CorreU but she absolutely refuses 10 Ie@Fe S..s
WI se course which IN her opinion, is Inc Oest
q, 80 country The News mas JUST Pri4I1Ss- a..
e5itoriaI entitled When 5han we InEes -NeN'
Ali, o. which ably sets forth lale.s atuluue
r,eefirr ~ the Freshman Union nelQ iasL
49,, II was voted that with the permission or
,se Vac Union a challenge for deuatf su0uu pe
cent 10 the Harvard Freshman DebaelIs So.t,tey
me- milton has given its permission, and the cnal-
lsnge mas accOrdingly been sent. me last ale7
Harvard freshman debate TOOK place IOUI -
--, TI-o.e.~ The classes Of 'qs and was won py
VAL being the FIRST victory IN debating that ale
Rad ever gained. The following year aIe clal-
irrge7 Harvard again. but was refused oWlhk 10
me u7vvifircness OF the Harvard faculty 10 aI4o"
hem 10 participate in outside debating contests.
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RrTGTRS

New Brunswick y. J.. Jan. IA basketball as
ISOLATION has been formed IN the Theological Sem
mary. The officers are. President clifford +. case,
81; secretary and treasurer. Warushius ~; captain
Benjamin 'es; manager. Dawson, S.
Il has been decided that the debate between New
York University and Rutgers Will take place in
New Brunswick
Captain With OF the baseball team has arranged
so far the following schedule for the season March
o. Princeton. al Princeton. Mdrcn 20 l>ell-l.
Bethlehem. Penn; April J. ColLnf "a. a. new J gih'
Auru - I-rslnus at Ncw-3runs vic k; May D. Ne"-
York nversiLy. at New -Br LnsWckl May u. ~ e.
leyan az New Brunswick, June 3. JrslAus' al -ol-
legevilie. ,..,
Professor Edward Bowser's new mathematical
treatise on Roofs and Bridges Il now being USED
by the civil engineering section OF tAe senior class
The course OF entertainments I3l tie Deile,l, ~
the Athletic Association have been announced
They are a. follows January .. John kendrIcL
Bangs reading from his own works, fepruaIy D.
lecture on Robert Burns hy wallace Bruce
February s. Ward stephen tNarri siefanskJ. con.
cert and piano recital. February u. Lieut. nahl
Godfrey I. Garden, United States army Nus
trated lecture on Naval Gunntsy l. the spanish
American War"
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RADCLIFFE.

Cambridge Mass. Jan. "A meeting OF the
Graduate Club was held in the deans parIor on
Tuesday afternoon. when Mrs Dlaz' o. pos'oi
spoke 70 the club Socialism"
At the last regular meeting OF the German Club
Mr Howard spoke on "Luthers Fables
Regular team work has begun In basketball ana
the following girls have been chosen captains ior
the wear: Dora Drew. captain OF 49, Annie Jack
son. captain Of ", and Majorie Dewey. captain
Of Of
The Idler Club held its last regular meeting De
fore the "mdyears" Friday afternoon IN the
auditorium The committee in charge was Ethe
Ketcham SO; Majorie Dewey, Ol, and Maud cor
ham % A number OF elaborate charades were
presented and after this dancing was enjoyed.
A. A business meeting OF tho Philosophy Sluo
Miss Helen Ward. 90, was elected secretary three
new members were also admitteu-Adce N'ies' w.
Dora Drew % and Eleanor Carter, " . &c.
on Saturday afternoon the German Club neld l,s
open meeting in the auditorium. The club presented
a play. "Das Herr Vergessen." q comedy IN one
act by Gustav Zu Putitz. German music was per-.
formed bv Miss Elena Horne and Miss MarSutLlle
Fiske After the play an Informal reception We
held IN the deans paroT Nearly wv "N''-'S-
and afty guests were present
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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.

Syracuse, n. Y. Jan z-'-Hiss E'sie No"'aH'
s'.n,.r ~ Professor J. Con:ad. Of the University
OF Halle Germany. is spending week WIN Dr'
% ~, Taues n Hamitof OF this University.
= ,,b Professor ConraN that Or. Hamilton
a. 80 graduate work In GERMANY.
-. c1asstcal club held It's lrst meeting In the
-, IN the Hall Of Languages on Friday
- -. formerly occupied by the biological
laboratory and vacated wnen that department
went into the Science Buidinf' have been deco
rated and furnished for the uNe OF the Classical
geminary ana club -. 49,, 49,.
Miss Kate Cleghorn, Pm. D.. s,cre'aly anu ,s
urer OF the National AssociatsoH OF tules.ate
Alumnt has been visiting thy 'o0~' "ssoC." '.v4
Tor Inc last few days. on MoniiAy aiteihoon 'ne
Women's League received ~ Il hIlo' ~, 49, ~ ~
"wednesday evening Professor Iia Mia 'V.h ~
Commons were at home 10 inttduee "'' ~ TIC
members OF the faculty. ,r.-., 49,.
When The faculty or ne Coilrtt rl - 49,,
about a year ago removed the requirement. u "'"i'
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TEACHERS

There Is great rejoicing IN the Athletic Associa-
ton and college and Horace Mann School circles
generally over the repeated victories " the basket
ball teams Both the boys ard girls have played
a number OF games without being defeated In
single instance. The boys have. among others. met
AMI vanquished the sophomore and junior teams
OF the University, and the girls played last week
against the Barnard College team and their op-
ponents scored nothing The latest victory was
when the boys played against the Montclar team.
when they scored II to Y against the visitors
Owing 10 the illness OF one Of the Horace Mann
team substitute. Barrett Smith took his place
and played wonderful He threw the de-
Gliding goal when the game tie-the score
standing Y to Z. At this the school went nearly
Wild with Joy.
Mrs. Margaret Stanton Laurence director Of
physical training NJ the Ttdcners College. IS 10
give dinner this week for the teams to celebrate
their victories
AZ the Gibson tableaus which are 70 be pre-
sehted on thursday evening IN the gymnasium Tor
the Students Club fund. there will be- fewer
than twenty-five pictures Among them will be
us Cadde Always Necessary The American
Bodyguard." Selecting an Employer" and "Golf
Isn't the only Game on Earth besides which
there Will be several puzzle pictures
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WILLIAMS.

Wul,austown Mass Jan. 22-The seniors held
lthoir class-day election on Wednesday and chose
the following officers President a. f. Branch
Enarsbals F. r Tinker and r. B. Jansen: orator
" NJ Shipherd: poet II. r. Coneer. ivy poet J. :.
Qakman. pipe orator John Barker Ivy orator II
A. Lehman; library orator, f. II. Whitehead' az
I-ess 70 lower classes l. b Wlldey: historian. W.
II Foster: secretary, L. w. Carr prophel' =, l.
Nhelnn: prophet on prophet, r. L. Wood; editor
~ class-book Fl vroon1an Committee OF Ar
-aneemeots J. A. Hail. Z. r. Bolton, o. w Mason
vi NJ Rutter IL c Taylor and Daniel Fits. Jr.
Ar mass-meetng OF the college, held last
Wednesday, the following resolution was adopted;
"Iuasrnuch as Amherst College has formaliy e2-
pressed her dlsapproval OF the present league ana
inasnuch as Dartmouth in her college publications
andiin other papers has shown evidence or her as
satisfaction with the present athletic arrange
menls and IL is our belief that such dissausfac-
ton actually exists: Resolved That It Is the opih-
inn NJ the college that the Athletic Council should
withdraw from the present league and take such
steps az may be possible to form a new league 10
which Dartmouth may be admitted whenever she
so desires and gives suitable guarantees OF her
~ y ssttp rh,s action practically breaks UP the
Od New England Triangular College League, WHl.H
has existed ten years. Steps Will probably pe
taken form a new Triangular leas W., WnIcH
There is al Williams, however. certain oo1y OF
sentiment which opposes any ne" trlahEuluI a.
rangement and favors only dual alliances IN the
The sophomore class has elected the following
committee TO arrange the annual promenade On
the Friday preceding Memorial Day. Z. y. CaSkey'
chairman; J. NJ. Birney, !. +. Upham' l. l. FaTA'
The &c coming week will be observed by the Young
Mems Christian Association by special services
The Rev. DR. George a. Gordon. Of Boston. who
is TO preach 20 the student body on me DAY OF
prayer VIII address the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION on Wecnesc ay night. and the Rev ROD ROD
ert f speer, OF New-York' Will speak on SATURDAY
night.
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from the interior and Treasury d'sbursements
caused an addition 20 cash holdings 81 $9.741,-
100. and 10 surplus reserve OF 81 - 1000. the
increasing supply OF money In tns eity does
not represent any docreFFs in e. volume OK
business, for business thro, chou. the country
never better in any corresponding period
Interior merchants do not need to borrow 20
much money because they In excellent
financial condition the reeut Of the last
years successful business. and interior banks
are more than able 10 MEET the requirements
OF local business needs without assistance from
NewYork. Commercial paper IL in small sup
ply, while In this and other centres the demand
from the banks is urgent. Call money the
Stock Exchange averaged pa pes cent In the
week. and time money VAS easy at 2l903l4 per
cent. according TO the periods. In European
cities money showed a distinctly easier tenden-
cy. both the Bank Of Germany and the Bank
OF England reducing their minimum rates OF
discount The reduction By The Bank of Ger
many was important as rejecting relaxation
o; the financial tension that has prevailed for
so long time al Berlin
The foreign exchange market held firm IN
the week Long sterling strong. owing to
demand for remittance due in great part 10
the return ~ securities from London. With
the easier discount rates in London. investment
operations IN sterling are no longer profitable,
and have practically been suspended
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BARNARD

The sophomore class on Friday afternoon gave
the third OF the undergraduate teas of The season
The college theatre H. Bruckerhon Hall whore
the reception was held was attraciive.y decorated
In the coors Of the class 81 0l. The Reception
Committee from the sophomore class consisted "
Miss Marian Goodall Townsend Miss Pauline Ham
nton Dederer Miss Elsa Gubner Berger. Niles
Aidine Squire and Miss Harr.e, Elizabeth Cutting
They were assisted by the following representatives
from the other classes: Miss Agnes Lillian Dick
son '9s. Miss julia Cooper Watkins. ". and Mss
Mary u Hall. o2.
The Junior Ball Committee has definitely fixed the
date OF the annual dance as February a. and near
~ all arrangements have been perfected The
committee includes Miss Heen Cole. Miss Mary
Ioockerman Goldsborough. Miss Evelyn Osborne.
Miss Florence Miller 5i and Miss Katherine Van
Horne. -
aThe Mor,arboard." az annual college publication
issued by the Junior class will BE- on sale even
earlier than originally promised. The date now
given as the time Of the publication Is March 10.
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CYCLE POLICEMAN PAGES Az ANBULAYcE
~ BREAKS ALL RECORDS ~ A DASH TO THE
HOSPITAL WITH a SICK WOMAN.

~ FREAKS ALL RECORDS N A DASH TO THE
HOSPITAL WITH a SICK WOMAN.
Mrs Louise Bourbon. a Frenchwoman. thirty
.-,.o vo,rs old ls in Bellevue Hospital suffering
e-orn heart trouble and will probably die. She
vas removed from her home al No. 26 West
ryyenty.sixth-st. yesterday afternoon, under Pc
c,iiarlv exciting circumstances. Mrs Bourbon
fet Yesterday that she was about 10 nave 4 recur-
romeo of an attack OF heart disease and went for
her doctor lie was not at home and she returned
~ her home As she was going upstairs 10 her
,,or,roents on the second moor she fell and be
cane unconscious Her husband rushed out into
IN. street shouting for help and Policeman
rea,anb,- ~ the West Twenteth-st. station. sent
a., , hurry call both to Bellevue and St Vlncenrs
HOSPITALS but the ambulances In both hospitals
were out
Policeman Ajax" whitman. the strong man OF
49,. blcvcle SQUAD whose beat H. IN Twenty-hfth-
- from river 10 river. rode up while the patient
Wa waiting. and noticing tns cIo"c usneu wa
v.ss IN. matter Some one told HIM that woman
u,as DYING and that the amhllahces from me
rosultals were out Fearing That the woman
,v1,ild die Ajax" secuTsr blanket and. wrap
nxnnId a child 10 the street, intending take her
10 IN. nearest drug store. AZ lie was waking
down the .toop with the woman In MS arms An
emhulance from Bellevue Hospital came tearing
up AZ breakneck speed
~ Aiax' placed the woman tenderly IN the
hulance and then rode ahead OF II. pacing II. 50
maj IN broke all records back 10 the hospital.
ANY stopped all streetcars and cleared the street
make such speed. The woman revived az me
hospital but the doctors said she could not live.
The arst thing she asked for when she recovered
her parrots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-23
WESLEYAN.

Mddletown Conn. Jan. 22.-William c. wallace
rs OF New-York gives silver cup for the college
gyrnnast This cup will remain the property OF the
gymnasium and each year the name OF the college
gymnast will be inscribed upon It. The Newborn
Young Alumni Club voted at recent meeting 10
nresen. perpetual lnterscholastc cup for the win
ner of the interscholastc meet. to be held at Md
dletown IN the spring
Thursday January %. will be observed as DAY
Of prayer The sermon IN the morning VIII be de-
liyered by Bishop Foss, - ,.,.,ro
A. The request OF the Secretary OF Agriculture
and in order 10 .nswer the numerous lnlui,tv9
growing out OF the recent discussion as 10 the hu
trltive values OF meat products. Professor W ~,
Afvater has prepared a summary or the sthtegr'a
made by him 70 this Department and % the w ar
Investigating Commission concerning the hu'r'''''
values OF American meats. -, ,ro..,-r
The senior class recently elected me ioHo",li.7
officers. Purdick president; Littlehrandt' VICE.
president: Matte n, secretary treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-23

Poughkeepsie y Y. Jan. 22.-On Monday evening
lecture on Spanish Art and the Beginnings OF
French Art" was given by Miss Botn-Hendriksen.
on Thursday M Martin, q member OF the Fabian
Society OF London delivered a lecture to the eco
Monies department Major Horace L. Piper. o.
Washington. D. c., lectured on Friday evening on
The Llfe-Savlng Service OF the United States
An "at-home" was given on Saturday 10 the
senior students Of the Latin department By Pro-
lessor and Mrs. J. l. Moore. Professor Ottilie
4erholz also gave reception In strong HalI
Meetings. OF The Contemporary and Current Topics
cII,bs and an Informal debate o. QuI Nive took
Mace on Saturday ,.
on December l. President Taylor delivered a
lecture before the Cooper Union, o. New YORK. on
TIN Fducation OF Women" Professor J. c.. Brocl
gave last week a series OF lectures on French liter
ature IL Philadelphia
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UNION

Schenectady. \ Y, Jan q The third and last OF
3 course OF lectures IN the term was Delivered on
Friday evening by Bishop Potter. Of New ork
His subject was Lectures and Lecturers The
other two OF the series were a Char!ain's TX
perience in the Cuban War" by the Rev Dr. Van
De Water OF the list New-York Regiment ana
81" by Robert NJ. ogden, Of New-York
The sophomore soiree Committee organized yes
.toy aftarnoon The following sophomores COM
nose the committee: George Hackett. chairman
3 lie ROY Smelly. John J. Warner lie 10Y j.
Rodman II Robinson. Char es J. Bennett, Leopold
issnEtr nd GUY h, Collier. The soiree. which =
MIMI ~ H. leading social Incidents In the college
~sr r. Is expected will taile place In the second
;xe.k in February. and Will he held IN Mott Memo
.f.i all
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Board. have often sutrered at u. hand, Of ephem-

Boards have often suffered at the hands Of ephen-
eral societies and certain others OF more per-
manent character. TO collect money from which ar
ter the publication OF the annual been an her
culean task 1t will be interesting to note the
working OF this policy. II successful II will form
n valuable precedent for future classes
March "a has been agreed the date for the
intercollegiate gymnastic meet Twelve other col
leges have sent In formal replies II acceptance
Twenty colleges Is the least estimate Of the total
number There will be six contests These are
the horizontal bar parallel bar cub-swinRIng
tumbling. side horse and rings The winner OF the
greatest number o. points WI be known the
champion intercollegiate Symuast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-23
BRYN MAWR.

Bryn Mawr. Penn. Jan &-The Pnllosopil''a
Club was addressed on Friday evening by Henry
u sedgUick on The Function Of Literature
David Bispham gave a song recital Monday AFTER
noon for the students and friends Of the co"ese
The concert was the third o; series o. hVe 10 De
given during the course Of the winter.
Professor william Cunningham OF Camorose
England lectured 70 the college on wednesday
afternoon at the invitation OF the trustees his
subject was The origin OF English Towns ana
Their Institutions . ,.t,
The president OF the college IS at present deeply
interested in getting subscriptions for the suppor
OF the American Women's Table at the IooioEica
station at Naples The United States az present
owns but three tables that OF the Smithsonian IN
stitution the University Table and the American
Women The support % the table requires 10"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-23

northampton. Mass. Jan. 2-On Saturday, jan
uary A. the Phi Kappa Psi Society met and elected
the following members from the class Of Ol. As
these were the first I'VE members chosen from the
sophomore class the interest was great: Ethel
Hawkins Ellen Emerson, Eleanor Hotchkiss,
Laura Lord and Nina Amira- The same evening
the Wallace House gave an informal party Tor me
faculty and friends from the town. An amusing
programme OF Wolf and Gibson tableaus was pre-
sented and a reception followed. .
on Monday night me Philosophical Society held
q meeting and elected new members Caroline
Grier Kate Pufer. Keturah Beers. Margaret Gray
and Clara Kneeland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-23
CITY COLLEGE

The Undergraduate and preparatory departments
Of the College OF the City OF New-York are In the
midst Of the review examinations. which began
last Monday and will end Friday. After a
cess OF two days. the regular work OF the second
term will be begun February l.
The plans and Specifications OF the new college
buildings and campus have recently been made
public, and at present are being exhibited in the
main hall OF the college
The Theta Nu Epsilon sophomore society
has announced It's delegation from the class OF
90 follows: william Bernard Dresser. WILL
lam Milne Finkenaur Alexander Raymond. Ar
thur Noble Taylor and Lorande Loss Woodruff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-23
TRINITY

Hartford Conn. Jan. 22.-wiam PurneH Brown
has been elected captain Of the football team Tor
the coming year with Monroe Gleason Haght as
manager
A large collection Of ancient books has been re-
-. 49,, 20 tho colleges valuable library by the
late pr Horace Burr. Of Wilmington, Del ~
The mid-year examinations begin on January 9"
and continue throughout the week
The Junior Ball Committee i composed OF - -
Schwartz jr.. chairman :. l. Iomllnsqqn' y eas
urer. F w Prince VI @ Haight, ii. Mch Iia%e-
brook and J q McIlvaine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-23
CORNELL

has Co. T. Jan. A.-The Cross Country Club
Captain iO'4owing officers for the year
e , v@-'. A 0 Berry. Executive Committee W
A nan and c. E Breckenridge
vsi,,.,- . % has presented 10 the University
r.pr., 's'V 'n the shape Of Peruvian
Chlr,, t1u or man OF the tribe 81
BE- leves "N'eh inhabts the coast OF Peru. and Is
city =, D. '' q" years old. II was found in the
,.se, "chaeainac south Of Lima. In Peru. at.
@p7F' az sacred burial place OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-23

Owing to the death OF Professor Arthur r. Dun
don. OF the department Of Greek language and
literature the regular exercises OF the college were
suspended Monday
The faculty according TO the system OF
marking. has done away with the m.dyear exam
nations and now computes the relative standing OF
The students entirely by the marks OF the TWO terms
and final examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-23
WELLESLEY.

wellesley Mass. Jan. 22-Professor Van DaeH'
OF tho Massachusetts Institute OF Technology who
IS also teaching at Wellesley this year has been
helping drill the students for the French play
"I'Amour Medecln" by Moere, given last Friday
evening.
President George A Gates Of Iowa College
preached here to-day. An interesting missionary
talk was given asl Sunday evening by Mrs. John
K Mott. Or. Amory II. Bradford will deliver the
address on the day OF prayer for colleges Janu-
airy %
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bership in one OF the literary societies. the so
cieties were discontinued. Ever since that time
the young men have felt the need OF some OBJ,
portunitv for the study and practice or oral ana
extemporaneous debate. The result is that a new
organization has been formed by twenty students
Since there many more men who WISH tne
work Il Is quite likely that another club VIII also
he mad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-23
NEw-YoRK UNIVERSITY.

The 90 Violet Board Is pursuing policy OF refusing
10 publish the insertions OF clubs and societies until
at least a considerable part Of the payment for
the privilege Is made In advance. Preceding Violet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-23
THE MONETARY SITUATION.

The weekly statement OF the Associated
papks showed Il further accumulation OF funds
at this centre. Gold from Australia. money
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RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

The following Is he usual table giving the num-
her Of shares Of all stocks dealt n last week. the
highest. lowest AMI fEa prices OF the week. to-
gether with The final prices week ago. prerxed
by the average price OF January p ises.
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| THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.


CONDITION OF THE FEDERAL TREASURY
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The following tables show the movements Of
the chief active stocks and bonds in the week:
STOCKS
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To,a sales for the wsek......,.......-..Ar is,ssi
sUnlistsd