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TWO MILLION BUSHELS
OF Dakota Wheat Ruined by a
Hail Storm.
WILL BE A HEAVY LOSS
Thousands of Acres Devastated-It Made
Path Twenty Miles Wide-Har-
vested the Grain in
the Fields.

st. Paul, Mimi, Aug. 1O-A Fargo,
N. D., special to the Pioneer Press
says:
Two million bushels of wheat are
estimated to have been lost in to-day's
hail-storm, which partially destroyed
the crop on nearly 250000 acres of land
in the state. Farmers who were bus
lily engaged this morning were driven
to their barns for shelter, and after
wards found it unnecessary to take the
binders back to the field, as the grain
had been harvested by hail in a few
brief moments.
Just before II O'Clock the storm
struck the northern part of Cass and
southern part of Trail counties. In
addition to a big area over which hail
fell thickly, heavy wind and rain
storms completed the destruction OF
thousands of acres of grain. On either
side of the center of the path of the
hail, covering an area Is miles north
and south between Argusville and
Gardiner, in Cass, to Kelso, in Trail
and on east and west territory ranging
from five miles wide on the south to
Is or 20 miles on the north, the coun-
try is practically devastated. Losses
are estimated all the way from rs to
100 per cent. of the crop.
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WAS MISREPRESENTED.
Laurier VIII Give the Invitation Courte-
Gus Consideration.

Chicago, Aug. 10.-In a personal let
ter to H. II. Kohlsaat of the Times
Herald, Sir Wilfrid Laurier. the ca
madam premier, denies the truth of an
interview recently given out by Mr.
Fitzpatrick of the treasury depart
ment, Washington, in which Mr.. Fitz-
patrick asserted that Premier Laurier
had stated to him that he would not ac-
cept any invitation to the Chicago
autumn festival, believing the some
what strained relations between the
two countries might result in some I'M
pleasant incident during his visit. In
his letter Premier Laurier says:
You are at liberty to say that l
have paid no attention to an interview
published recently in a Washington
paper, in which the reporter purported
to give to the public words not spoken
to him by me, but to somebody else.
Life is too short for a busy man to
take note of this kind or any Kind, Of
hearsay evidence. If I had any com
munication to make to the public, /
would prefer to make it directly and in
my own words.
1T seems to me that ] hardly need
add that the invitation of the Chicago
authorities will receive from me the
most courteous consideration"
A meeting of the committee on invi-
tation and arrangements was held Fri
day. at which time Chairman TruaX.
who has been in Washington, where he
went to extend a formal invitation to
attend the festival to President Nc
kinley, will be present, and the Ca
madam premier will then be cordially
invited to attend the festival. This
will be the first invitation extended to
Premier Laurier. as the members of
the committee deny that Mr.. F'itzpat-
rick had any authority to invite the
premier. or that he is in any way con-
nected with the festival
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ON THE RACE TRACK.


Buffalo, n. Y, Aug 1O-The four-days'
pleted at the Fort Erie track to-day, al
though with the brisk half-hour shower
and the match affairs the grand circuit
performers were kept busy until near s
O'Clock. The shower sprang UP as the
horses were called for the third heat of the
Queen City Trotting stake, and it made
the track heavy and sticky. This stake
was a hotly-contested affair. At the start
it looked like battle confined to Sur
pol. the Electricity horse, and the Village
FARMS The Queen. However, both Sur
pol and The Queen fell by the wayside and
the winner appeared in Lord Vincent who
won a hard race very easily in the sixth
heat. 1t was a terrific upset and thous-
ands were lost on The Queen and Sur
pol
Coney took the pace with the greatest
ease and Sphynx had little to beat in his
race. Summaries:
Pacing, 2:l3 class, purse 81, 500-Sphynx
wen second, third and fourth heats: time,
2:l04 2:1O4, 2:10& Theodore Shelton won
first heat in 2:09h and was second Blaze
Boy third
Trottng. 2:l6 class. purse $4,000, Queen
City stake-Lord Vincent won fourth, fifth
and sixth heats: time, 2:l1, 2:12A, 2:13A.
Precision won third heat in 2:10A and was
second. The Queen won second heat in
2:12ai and was third. Surpol won first
heaI in 2:12A.
Pacing 2:l5 class, Frontier stakes, purse
s., 0O0-Coney won in straight heats: time,
2:l3A, 2:092, 2:12lR. Annie Thornton sec
ond, Toboggan third.
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TRANSVAAt AFFAIRS.
Activity of the Censor Considered a Sign
of Danger.

London, Aug. 11.-There is little actual
news this morning concerning the Trans
fvaal affairs. From the silence of the dis
patches regarding Mr.. Chamberlains last
speech it looks as though the censorship
were again active. 1t is evident, however,
that the amendment to the constitution
empowering the government, in the event
of war to call upon all inhabitants with
out distinction to assist in the defense of
THE state has created some amount of
alarm. The German outlanderS are said
80 have applied to their consul to interfere
in the matter. while the Standard and
. Digger News, the Boer organ, publishes
statement that the government has sane
tiored it, assurance being given through
the press that there is no idea of calling
upor Enslishmen to fight Englishmen or
in any other way ignoring sentiment, ira
dit!Cns or customs.
Dispatches from Pietermaritzburg report
considerable military activity there. The
commanders have held a meeting and is
sued circulars notifying the volunteers to
hold themselves in readiness for active
service,
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EXCISE Law UNENFORCED
Patrolmen in Fear of Losing
Their Positions.
ARE AFRAID TO INTERFERE
Where Local Politicians Are Concerned
Policemen Keep Their Hands Of.
Evidence Before the Maz,t
Committee

New York, Aug. 1O.-When the Mazet
investigating committee resumed its
session to-day Mr. Moss, counsel for the
committee. said the only book furnished
by Captain McCluskey of the detective
bureau showing robberies was a record
of property recovered. A copy of this
book was put in evidence by counsel.
The record showed that property from
all over the United States was brought
to New York and disposed of in pawn
shops and other places; that in 1898
there was s232, 900 worth of stolen prop
erty recovered by the police and re-
turned to owners and that thus far this
year $4,000 worth of stolen goods has
been recovered and returned
/ After recess jeremiah Moran. a pa
friedman of is years service, said he
fhad been transferred three times since
kJan. /. Many charges had been made
against him, but he had beaten all but
lone. That was an unfounded charge,
but Commissioner York found him
guilty and fined him three days pay.
/ In answer to questions. Moran said
The did not enforce the excise law fer
fear of losing his position, All patrol
linen felt like that about the excise law.
tThey Were also afraid to interfere in
ceases in which local politicians We're
INTERESTED.
Moran said he expected to be pun
lished for giving such testimony. but
HE thought the committee would look
latter his interests.
I'VE will watch and see if the police
commissioners punish you for telling
hthe truth" said Mr.. Moss We have
watched them carefully and have seen
that they have not punished those pa
trolmen who came here and refused to
tell the truth
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At Saratoga.

Saratoga, n. Y, Aug. 10.-The Lemp
handicap was the stake feature of the
card at Saratoga to-day. Bramble Rose
and West Baden were withdrawn and
Long Isle added. Ii proved only an exer-
else gallop for Maribert. The fourth race
furnished the excitement of the day. Ira
gedian was a red-hot favorite and went
to the front and stayed there to the lower
turn, where Bachelor headed him. In the
run home Tragedian came again, but
sulked at the furlong and Bachelor show
ell in front. Maher shook Tragedian up
and he came passing under the wire on
sucl close terms with The Bachelor that
the public thought Tragedan had won,
but the judges decided otherwise. Kisses
and groans greeted the going up of the
numbers. Results
First race, five and a half furlongs-
Dread won, Tar Hill second, Post Haste
third; time, 1:O9i4. Second race. mile
Alpen won Beana second, Myth third;
time, l:414. Third race Lemp handicap,
five furlongs-Maribert won, The Scotch
man second. Matchim third; time l;O2
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth-The
Bachelor won, Tragedian second, Adolph
Spreckels third; time, 2:07l4. Fifth race,
six furlongs-Rideau won, Dolly Wiethoff
second, Ben Hadad third; time, 1:lSA
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WORLDS BICYCLE MEET.
1.-Two Big Championship Races on the
Gard.


Montreal. Aug. 1O.-Another beauti-
Hui day and a crowd of 5000 people
,greeted the second day of the worlds
bicycle meet. The racing was of bet
ter order, the management giving pace
makers places in the semi-finals. On
account of the time occupied in dis
posing of the 100 kilometer race the
lfiye-mile amateur handicap was post
poned until tomorrow, when it will
be run off as part of an extra days
race
There We're two worlds champion
ships on the card, the 100 kilometer race
and the mile professional. The former
Race was a gift for the Chicago rider.
John A. Nelson, who had no difficulty
Fin winning, beating Ben Goodson, the
Australian. by nearly four miles, and
Riddle of Winnipeg, the only other fin
fisher, by seven miles. Cherry, the Eng
fish champion, who won at Vienna last
year. was scratched, having injured
This leg by running against the fence
yesterday. Nelson had much the best
Of the pace with a steam motor, trip
tlet and a tandem. 1t was easily seen
ithat records were going to fall when
Nelson rode the first five miles in 9:31,
and he kept on Keeling off miles al a
two-minute gait until he had the anna
teur record in the distance.
Major Taylor had little difficulty in
adding the mile professional champion
ship to his laurels. All the preliminary
heats were marked by good finishes ex-
cept that won by the major who easily
won. Summary:
100 kilometers. 81 miles 573 feet. anna.
teur championship of the world-John
A. Nelson of Chicago won; time
2:04:13 1-5. Ben Goodson of Sidney
Australia, second, George w. Riddle OF
Winnipeg, third. F. 0. Oarsch of Dor
chester Mass, and Lester Wilson OF
Pitsburg also started, but did moi
finish.
Two-mile amateur-Final heat wor
by ]. F. Moran of Chelsea, Mass, Johr
CaldoW of Glasgow. Scotland, second
w. A. Ladus of Cold Springs, n. Y.
third: time, :32.
One-mile professional championship
of the word-Final heat won by Major
Taylor, Tom Butler second, Nat Butler
third, Angus Mcleod fourth; time
1903.
Randem pursuit race, professional
MAT and Frank Butler won, ]. l.. Col
gan of Trenton, N. j.. and Charles A
Church of Philadelphia second, Charles
Mccarthy of st. Louis and j. B. Bow
Ter of Chicago third; time, 9:49 AS.
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At Hawthorne.

Chicago, Aug. 10.-The feature at Haw-
thorne to-day was the brilliant race of
Newsgatherer, who carried ll9 pounds, ran
SIX furlongs in l:15l2 and beat Montgom-
cry, Flora Louise and others. He was 80
to / shot. Almost as interesting was the
victory of Boanerges in steeplechase. 1t
was the second time he had gone over the
Jumps. and as he ran disappointingly the
first time he was a 30 to l shot. Chenier,
who finished second, was disqualified for
gong out of the course. Results:
First race. four and a half furlongs-
TiIdee won. Irene Hayes second, Aileen
Wilson third; time. :55l5. Second race,
six furlongs-Lucille Bramble won.
Cheesemite second, Peter McCue third;
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VIII Return Home.

New York, Aug. 10.-High Privy Coun.
cillor Doberitz and Councillor Marschal
Won Biberstein, who have been in this
country for several months representing
the Prussian government in the insur-
ance troubles between the United States
and Prussia, are booked to sail for home
to-day. Their examinations of the ac-
counts of several of the large insurance
companies that recently withdrew from
business in Prussia have been completed
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Sustained COODer,

Victoria. B. C., Aug. 19.-The steamer
Miowera arrived tonight from Australia
via Honolulu. She brings news that the
supreme court of Hawaii has sustained
Attorney General Cooper in his trial for
disbarment.
The schooner La Ninga, which went to
Hilc some months ago from Puget sound.
has been wrecked on a reef off Barbee's
point, near Peril harbor.
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The Church Fight.

st. Louis, Aug. 10.-Bishop Jameson
of the Belleville Roman Catholic do
cese will accord the rebellious parish
toner's of St. Patrick's church no furth-
er recognition until they come in re-
pentance and seek absolution. The
bishop will not go to law to obtain
possession of the old St. Patrick's
church property, but will look for a
suitable site for a new church.
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London, Aug. 10.-The st. James Ga
zette this afternoon says all shipping
companies under charter TO the British
admiralty for transport purposes have
been notified to hold all their transports
in reserve for the immediate dispatch
of troops. The steamer Duera has been
ordered to be in readiness to ship a
detachment of horse artillery to South
Africa
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Bounties in sugars.

Paris, Aug. 10.-President Loubet has
signed a decree fixing the bounties on ex-
ported sugars for the season Of lS99-19O0
as follows: Two francs 70 centimes in
stead of 3 francs so centimes on sugar of
the first category; 3 francs 16 centimes in
stead of 4 francs on sugar of the second
category: francs IS centimes instead of
francs 50 centimes on sugar of the third
category
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Railroad Men Meet.

Denver, Aug. 10.-The eleventh an
nual convention of the National As
ISOLATION of Railway and Warehouse
commissions opened at the Brown Pal
ace hotel at 10 o'clock this morning.
A hundred delegates representing 81
states, are in ATTENDANCE. The Associa-
ton of American Railway Accounting
Officers also holds it's annual meeting
in conjunction with the other associa-
ton, rendering valuable assistance in
the matter of statistics and other data.
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troops for Natal, she was vociferously
cheered by the crew of the United
States cruiser Chicago, Rear Admiral
Howison's flag ship, which arrived here
July II, the band of which played the
national anthem. The Braemar Castles
band responded by playing yankee
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Season Closed.

Astoria. Ore, Aug. 1O.-The fishing
season on the Columbia river was
drought to a legal close to-day. The
total pack is estimated at 276,000 cases,
not more than two thirds the usual
pack. Old fishermen and others famil-
lar with the industry claim that the
runs of salmon are getting later and
later with each recurring season, and
the demand is general for change in
the law which will materially extend
the season.
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Continue the Strike.

Denver, Aug 10-The Denver Smell
ters' union has voted almost unani-
mously to continue it's strike until the
American Smelling and Refining COM
pany shall agree to pay the wages
awarded by the state board of arbitra-
ton. Two large smelters in Pueblo as
well as two in Denver are closed.
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time, IA. Third race six furlongs-News-
gatherer won, Montgomery second. Flora
Louise third; time l.1S15. Fourth race,
short course, tccplechase-Boanerges
won. Clifton b. second. Colonel Wightman
third time, 1894. Fifth race, five and a
half MISUNDERSTANDING won, Zaza Sec
ond, Clara Wooley third; time, Los. Sixth
race. mile-Serrano won, Maceo second,
Fervor third; time 1;Ioi4.
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Philadelphia, Aug. 1O-To-days game
was a pitchers battle and the Philles
won out by a narrow margin. Goeckel
played his first game at first for the To-
Gals and made a good impression, his err
ror being excusable. Attendance, 5,50l.
Score:
r. Fl. E.
Philadelphia ....... ....... ........3 s 2
Pittsburg . ........ 2 6
Batteries-Fraser and Douglass; Sparks
ana Schriver.
Umpires-Emslie and Mcdonald.
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Sailed for Manila.

San Francisco. Aug. 10.-The transport
Morgan City sailed for the Philippines to-
day with 675 recruits and seven officers
under command of Major Witch.
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Vancouver, b. c., Aug. 10.-James
Gum of New Westminster was killed
almost instantly this afternoon by a
premature explosion of dynamite while
blasting out stumps near Hastings.
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At Honolulu.

Victoria. B. C, Aug. 10.-Honolulu adj
vices received tonight announce the ar
rival there on Aug. 2 of the transport
Tartar with General Wheeler and troops.
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SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE NEAR COURT
house; rooms pay rent: furniture for sale,
$780, part cash. Darrow G. Sherman. 2l5
n Main. Butte.
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WANT ADVERTISER ENTS.

Advertisements under this head cents
a word for the first insertion and cent
word for each subsequent insertion. No
advts taken for less than % cents.
Classified advts per line per month. 81. Is
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FOR sALE-MIsCEIIA NEOUs


FOR SALE-LARGE BAY HORSE, gen
tie, well broken to city, stylish and
fast. Also brand new covered buggy In
qu!re of Bert Carr. Marlow's stable,
Butte.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE. w. PARK;
bath, stationary washstands, patent tot
LETT furniture for sale, price $780, part
cash. barrow & Sherman, 2l5 N. Main,
Butte.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

PEOPLES EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
room p Owsley blk, phone POS, Butte.
Wanted, laborers. section hands 50, 81. %
rer day; ranch men; dishwasher. $50;
cooks, small hotel: good housemaids; cook
for 9 men. $40; pick and shovel men, 49,
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Yankees Cheer Britons.

Cape Town, Aug. 10.-As the British
transport Braemar Castle was depart
ing from here yesterday evening with
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FOR SALE ON MAIN STREET
cheap. Candy and cigar store; rent SIS
pei month. Apply 2O9 South Colorado
street, Butte.
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Mcdonald,
Wet Grounds.
More Wet Grounds.

New York, Aug, 0.-CincinnatiBr Brook.
lyn game postponed; wet grounds.
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FOR RENT-2-STORY BRICK BUILD
ing suitable for a laundry: terms rea-
soma BILE. j. T. Qugley, Anaconda.
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THREE-ROOM HOUSE, GOOD GEL
lar, 81 per month. r. w. Hayes, 1913 w.
Sixth St. Anaconda.
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FOR SALE-THREE-CHAI BARBER
shop, 2 bathrooms: neat place; snap for
the right man. John McInerney, Deer
Ledge
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WANTED-AT ONCE, FIRST-CLASS
cook for country hotel. Inquire OF J. A.
MCGOWAN, Plains, Mont
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New York, Aug. 10.-New York-Louis-
vile game postponed; wet grounds.
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Still More Vet Grounds.
Boston, Aug f1O.-Cleveland- Boston
game postponed; rain.
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FOR SALE-GROCERY STORE ON
good-paying basis; invoice about $500.
Address w. NJ, Standard, Butte.
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WANTED-A YARD MAN AT THE
Montana, Anaconda. Inquire for the
steward
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FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, w. PARK;
rent only $50. Darrow & Sherman, 215
N Main, Butte.
STEAM-HEATED ROOMS FOR RENT.
Inquire Standard Drug Co., Anaconda.
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FOR SALE-A1 CAMPING OUTFIT:
horse, wagon and harness; bargain; at
1876 s. Arizona ST.. Butte.
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FOR SALE-BAKERY, BEST LOCA-
ton in city: 12S w. Park ST. Inquire COS
w. Park. Butte.
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Philadelphia, 3; Pittsburg, 2.

,ires-Swartwood and Dwyer.
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OCULISTS.
DIR. 7. A. GRIGG,
OCULIST.
Practice limited to Eye. Ear. Nose,
Throat and Chest. Office pcstoffice build
ing, rs East Broadway, Butte. Mont
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-25
AV'so PH IS$ EXAMINES.

Todas las personals que ejercen la cirugfa,
fafmacia 8 81 arte de dentista, como tsmbien
todos los praoticantes en- oirugfa menor, practi-
c%antes, comadronas y enfermeras' profesionales,
necesitaran proveerse de permisos de la Junta
Superior de Sandal, segdn 10 presorito en- las
6rdenes generates, mum. l53, 9. c., del. departa.
mento del Quartet general de Pto Rico.
A quienes tengan va permisos conferidos
por ell Gobierno espafol, la mencionada Junta,
sin exsminarles, librara otros nuevos.
Quienes hayan empezado & ejercer en- cual.
quiera de las inGicadas profesiones u %oficios,
desde la ooupaoi6n por los Est,dos Unidos, ne
cesitarAn someterse & examen ante Ia Junta exa.
minadora lie Ia Janta Superior de Sandal, an
tes de concederles permiso 6 estar legalmente
autorizado para oontinuar en- ell ~ejercicio de gu
profession Il ofoio en- la isla.
la junta Superior De Ssnidad de San Juan, los
cuales empezaran en- Las feohas que absjo se In
dican, debiendo los aspirantes presentarse Ell
primer dis de los examenes.
Para medico y c~irujano, Nvbre.. 10, IA, Is.
Para farmaceuticos ,....2 20, 81, %.
Para d%entistas D.. .27, %, 80.
Para practicantes, Diciembre.... 4, 5.
Para comadronas y enfermeras
profesionales DIRE. LII, II.
Quienes teDgan 'derecho & permisos, <sin
exsminarse., podran ocurrir por ellos despu6s
del Is de Noviembre.
Para mas detalles, ~dirfjanse II Ia o6oina su-
perior de sandal.