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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17
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bndgcd. They are Mr. Gatficld's four
children. Mr. Hillegoss, Lulu and Eta
Potter.
Mr. Charles Osburn went to Weiser to-
day after ice.
Miss Lizzie Cope. Of Weiser, is attend
ing the teachers institute in Salubria and
has been staying with Bertha Alder
Mr. Frank Pouer's folks and Mr. Kill
boufn have gone to the mountains for an
outing. Minnie Michaels and John lille
goss went with them
Misses Ethel Prilchett, Minnie Mich
uels and Alma Rhea are happy in the
possession of new side saddles.
Mr. Fletcher started for The mountains
this week.
There will be n dance in the valley
every Friday night from now on. Last
Friday we heard there was not girl
went from this valley, but some came
from Salubria.
Il tile Rouison who has been with hei
husband at the logging camp all summer,
came to her home at Mr.. John McR"o
ert's last Saturday.
DR.. Looer and wife are still at Mr.
Evans, but will go to Salubria in two Of
three weeks. Abe would like to keen The
doctor in this valley, for we thiHk WI
need doctor here
Levi Keilhley and wife and Mr.. Towel
and wife went to Salubrla today.
Not much news this week Aug II
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17

and over and jerked around unmercl-
fully. When picked up she WAS un-
conscious and had her clothes nearly
all torn from her, but an examination
disclosed no broken bones and few
slight cuts from the wire.
Bob Sears is putting in bowling
alley on Eotf street.
DR.. Warehouse is down with
typhoid fever.
John Muloy today commenced the
| foundation for brick store building
on his corner opposite the brewery
Louis Sommer is in Weiser from
New York, where he went to pur-
chase for his Baker city store and to
meet relatives from Germany.
State Game Warden Arbuckle was
Il Weiser visitor last week, trying to
learn how much saw dust was being
run into Washington county streams
TO kill the fish.
e. w. Burris is putting his stock
of liquors into the Barton building
and will be ready for opening some
time next week. He will carry near
ly $40, 600 stock.
A subscription paper was circulat-
4 ed in Wciser TO raise money to aid IN
buying omfortable apparel for lda
' hos soldiers on their arrival in Sar
, Francisco. $40 so was subscribed
L. r. Whiimore aud Frank Mckee
j who have recently been working II
I SIGNALS job department, have de
prived this shop of their valuable
J. services and have formed partner
ship to publish the Weiser Record
which they have leased. Whitmor
recently conducted paper in south
eastern Idaho and Frank for tim
had charge Of the Nampa Leader
t Or shoe sale was such success
D, and it was such an Impossible thin
to take care of all those who desire
10 tn take advantage OF our remarkab
~ shoe prices last Saturday and since
: that we nave ucClOSO w So''"H'N -
20 sale another week. See orr ad an
N take advantage of this rare oppo
ID unity. Thanking the ladies'
IA Weiser for their patronage, we "a
N st respectfully, Hnr ley q Ro-
no Hear the latest parodies on popul'
ts songs, opera house tomorrow nigh
-: Buy shoes now 500 pairs recel
nd ed this week. -Gerwick u Lowe.
~ Hear the Comedy Musical Ac
,is opera house tomorrow night
Just received at the Golden hul
nice line of satin duplex sklrtll
Nv =" and percalines.
on If YOU want to he a SUGGEST
for fisherman, try our fishing tackle
zen Haas Bros.
fo,. Booklet of so pages giving I
,v text of all mining laws in force
700 Idaho, can be had at the SIGNAL
fice-75 cents
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17
FTHHI SIGN AL
sl1BSORIprlnN RATES

Entered in the postoIiice at Weiser AS
second-class matter
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17

A six-foot spectator with muscular
,.ro and y hand like q smoked ham
,,,shad in between the two young men
who were pommelng, scratching am
gouging each other, and separated tnein'
III YOU don't stop this" he SAID holu-
;no them at arms length and shaking
them TIL their teeth ratified, IN bump
YOU together and break every bone IN
yo,,r worthless bodiesl Now go!
..Tbat's all right" said the youth
Nth the bruised eye and dishgured
nose m,s picking up his hat and shaking
his fist undismayed at the other yo ,,nli
man. 'srll meet him in too0oai'
game some day where we can hgn l .ii -,
Ont without MISUNDERSTANDING
/ T,-ih1lne
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17

Thermometer ranges in the nneties
| Gerry Snow is in the valley buying
| cattle.
Among those who have been TO the
mountains for an outing and Huckeber-
| ries are S. Keegan and Mr. G. Hawkes.,
also the families of N. Wonds, b. Gray
f and II. Unchurch. A pleasant trip ana
plenty of berries are reported by them
Andrew Adams has gone to Seven Dew
! lis TO look after mining interests.
Lulu Wilkerson is attending institute
in Saubria this week
Edna Anderson is on the SICK list
Cora Mickey is still improving
Mr. Arbucile is also convalescent, con-
trary to the expectation of doctor ana
friends w
Burlev and Jones left for Weiser We'd
nesday.
Nell Snow and his nephew Fred Snow,
= came nm from Weiser Wednesday on their
bikes and are visiting Mrs. Fox.
Arthur Steward left Friday with car
load of horses, which he will ship from
Weiser east.
S. Regan has purchased part OF the
Phillips horses and will ship Two car
loads east soon.
Mr.. Hagenbnch, gentleman from
Boise, who represents tombstone com
many Of that Mace. was here this week
setting no some Of their work ana Solicit
ing orders.
Mrs. Rynearson has returned IRON
Boise. She was accompanied by MIS-
Groos, who will spend a few weeks VISIT
ing old friends. 20
A PARTY was given at the home OF u
Steward Wednesday evening Tor ME-
Hawkes., who left Thursday.
The Mormons of this vicinity wer
called together by Elder Hanson at IN
home of Mr.. Rose for services on Sunda
last Aug ~
The sick are all improving.
A much needed rain has been fallin
for the past two days.
j. V. Wilker,on went to Weiser MOI
day to meet his brother-in-law, j. ho'
mer of Leadvile Mr. Hosmer is
very poor health but hopes to lmproN
rapidly in this Salubria climate.
Mr., Luck and children, of Welser'
visiting in the home of II. Steward.
The Mormons are surveying an lrrig
ting ditch on the bench above Miuu
Fork Ii water can be taken out 10 co
er the land we may expect a large colol
of Mormons in the spring to do the wol
and make homes on the land reclalhe
Miss Jean Laing and brother are
the valley. Miss Laing will attend v
Teachers Institute at Saluorla'- I'll
spend few weeks in the mountains,
Andrew Adams made a lying "TRIP
the Devils this week
Mr.. Colson, of Salubria was ooi
business here the past week.
Kelsie Lindsay and wife have gone
Weiser on business. They were accol
panied by G. b. Lindsay ami family, w
are enroute for their new home NJ
Haven. Washington. Mr.. Lindsa
have been with us for ten years past "
have made many warm friends, VINO
sorry TO lose them from among us
hope their change of home VIII PR
pleasant and profitable ms well ~ IL
pleasure to Know that Fair Haven.
least has gained by our loss. Aug
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17
New Through Pullman Service to 81
Louis.

On June Goth. the Great Rock lslan0
Route inauglrated through Pullman
Sleeper from Denver TO 81. Louis via the
Missouri Pacific Ry. from Kansas CITY
The car will leave Denver daily at 2:5S
p. NJ. on the COLORADO Flyer" arriving
in ST. Louis 6:l5 the next day. One houB
and forty minutes fnster from hRver 10
St. Louis than any other through car Inc:
Excellent connections from Puebi--xnd
Colorado Springs. The cars arc or''nu
vestibul,d d. OF The latest pattern and mose
Luxurious typ. Advantages in pAttcniS-
ing this service will he: The qniekese
Itine 10 ST, Louis no change of chs ~
lsnluie comfort The heat Dining ~
Service in the world. For Hll iufofnas
7 tion write, WI. tss -.
4w extt - - =
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17
A rcrrible strain.

son-If you think I can be newspa a.
nor writer like you, what is the use Oh
p i,av taking up so many studies ON sub
iects that newspapers never ualm aDo ~,
Father "a dramatic critic)-lhey az az
simply for mental discipline ana .n'
onitiyation of the powers of memory
Son-What good will that do?
Father-If you do not acquire grea'
,,o,vers of concentration, comblnco
Eth wonderful penetration backed oy
VIZ retention. you will never be
e ei,Ia TO oct the hang of the family his
tory outlined by the servan. E2 ~ 'AN
FIRST act of new play.-Good Ne"s'
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17

Cedar posts at KeIly's lumber
yard.
See the great cake walk, opera
house tomorrow night.
Next Saturday is the day. The
place is Hartley & Roses Store.
A car load of Garland stoves just
received by Opp & Davis.
Ladies. don't send off for spring
heel shoes-Gerwick & Lowe have
them.
The Inland Hotel, Vim. Black
proprietor, comfortable rooms, best
wines. liquors and cigars, first class
board
Matthews & Roberts have just re-
ceived carload of fine Ogden lime
and will retail the same out to Nelsel
trade. Get lime now
Gcrwick's for gloves.
For fruit and vegetables, all kind
of confectionery, canned goods, etc
90 to Tuttles, at the bakery
Don't limp around with painful Zee
when you have open access 10 on
shoe store -Gerwick q Lowe.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17
Get ready to build sidewalks.
Mark Shas is sick with bilious fe

Mark Shas is sick with bilious few
err
DR.. Easter, the leading dentist of
the county
Warren Hicks is clerking in Morris
Sommer's store
Miss Kate Cope left yesterday for
Il visit to Montana.
Frank Harris has returned from
professional trip to Cuprum.
The city Jail is to be built on the
south end of John Nevin's lots.
Born, in Weiser, last Tuesday, to
Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Wiseman, II son.
Mrs. LATE Lansdon remembered
the SIGNAL this week with some fine
apples.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ Gillespie are
here from Kansas on visit TO then
son Carlos.
e. NJ. Josln has returned to the
promised land after an absence OF
sc days in Indiana.
n B. and Il. T. Merritt, with theil
families, returned Tuesday evening
from the mountains.
w. H. Speak, wellknown as al
cid resident of Mineral, died las
week at Huntington.
A telephone line is 10 be bull
from Huntington to Mineral.
ought to 90 from Weiser.
, DR. Easter extracts teeths all hour
of the night at his dental parlors
rooms 4 and Ayers block.
Mrs. Montgomery and Miss Bal
cock. aunt and sister of Mrs. w. L
Kurtz, are in Weiser from Illinois.
Rev. D. Carl Williams left MOI
day for the Willamette valley an
while absent will take unto himse
a wife.
There are rumors that the Mort
s west railway down Snake river w
, he changed to q narrow guage al
work resumed.
ct Frank Call, son of Mrs. HIATT
II Sharai. is in Weiser from Illinois,
visit to his mother after separ
ton of ID years.
-. Morris Sommer and wife went
m Glenn's Ferry Tuesday evening
n meet Mrs. Sommer's father a
ii mother. direct from Germany.
d. L. O. Leonand, travelling friee
lg AGENT of the Missouri Pacific IA
lp road was into the SIGNAL office a
III out again like flash this week.
th VIM Balderson, editor of
ed Boise Statesman, arrived in Wei
ng this morning and is inspecting
al progress being made by the sc
his City.
go DIR. J. Washington Easter,
nonular dentist, has returned IF
BOISE Basin country where he
POI Of been taking vacation for
ub- weeks.
utl Mr. James Ross called last Sal
are dav Since severiDg his rela'l
Wv, WV with the saw mill at Cuprum, he
become an honest Hornet CT
rancher.
, 'aS MONDAYS stage broke down
by Middle valley hill and the passen!
: be walked to the station, another
his veyance being rustled to carry
'"0 mail, etc.
A deal is being arranged for
transfer of mining property IN
uns e,al. Idaho, to eastern capiIai
pa, pa The purchase price is in the ne
tbcr borhood Of $50, 000.-Hunlin
his Herald.
the a,
DO There we're IL teachers IN al.
once at the county institute at
ion, bria last week, namely: Mrs.
u Harlan. Mrs. Powell, Margu
ateo Watson. Linnie Marsh, Mary ha'
titan Ellie Campbell, salome JeTel''
n'rr Jewell, Elra WhipPle, =
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17

A pretty and altogether modest young
rr;sh Girl, evidently nurse. stood pa
tiently waiting her turn IN a Dig liz IL.
store. At last one Of the clerks " i'.'i ";
dashing young fellow, disposing OF al. NE
last customer, made his way 70 WV
v , woman's side and asked po-
litely: - attention,
nsiss?" ,,,5 hes;tated
moment and answered coyly: :.
"No, sir: am married! lin -
Advocate.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17
FRANCES II. GALLOWAY.

FRANCES II. GALLOWAY.
County Supt
Office Of State Superintendent OF Public
Instruction. boise. Idaho. Aug. 5. 9s.
To the County Superintendent OF Public ln'
please advise the teachers In your COUNTY. b,
advertisement or otherwise. that at the exainir
ton for county certificates. TO be held August -
1909 questions in school law will be taken IRON
article s. 1897 '9e compilation. and questions II
state consultation will be taken from Art,r'e J.
PERMEAL FRENCH.
st9te snpt Pub INSTRUCTION
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17
INDIAN VALLEY.

Indian Valley is one OF the many beautiful
valleys OF Washington county. 1t is almost III
the center OF the county, has the same general
pleasant climate. and some of the most beautilui
and valuable farms in the county are found here.
Good schools aud thriving and growing popu-
aton. y vale well lt for man to live in
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17
Do You Want Lands?

TIMBER LANDS or
RANGE LANDS.
Surveyed or unsurveyed,
titled at moderate cost.
Soldiers Additional and Forest
Reserve Scrip. Have located
$4,000 acres for the siockmen
and lumbermen of Montana.
For full particulars address
COLLINS LAND COMPANY
JERE COLLINS. Mgr.
pororence. Helena, Mont.
Union Bank e. Trust Co., Helena.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17
STATE BANK OF IDAHO

EDWARD sHAINWALD.. President
HERMAN HAAS. Vice President
y sci WYN ....C Cashier
ANDREW ADAMS Directors
NJ, McGREGOR
CORRESPONDENT Boise. Capital
State; New York. Mercantile National;
Omaha, First National; San Francisco,
Wells Fargo; Salt Lake, MeCormic Co.
A general banking business transacted.
Interest allowed ON time deposits.
Exchange drawn direct on the princI,
nal cities Of the United States and
Europe Drafts on Hong Kong. China
al San francisco rates.
Special attention given TO making col
lections and handling bullion.
Highest prices paid FOR all kinds 0
warranLs-
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17
MIDDLE VALLEY.

Middle Valley is situated Ito center) - ,hrss
north OF Weiser and 10 miles so"t,, Oh , In
splendid farms, good growing, population. .
10 miles long by wide and land Is sis"o ~,
Rrowng in value. The farmers own .ne', I'd
rrigating ditches. Middle Valley Is on'e"'
noted wheat and grain producer.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17

Frank Powell has been worse again.
was taken with chill. but is better nov.
lust Saturday the Methodist preache'
ssplised seven down at the riysr oy 'ne
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17
Teachers Examination.

No.icc is hereby given That the regular annual
Teachers Examination for Washington county
will be held at Salubria. beginning Al ocioch
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-11-17
DEWEy's WEDDING
II Was to Have Occurred
Last Week.


NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Admiral
Dewey accompanied Mrs. Mildred Ha-
zen. to whom he Is engaged to be mar
ried, on shopping tour today. While
walking on Fifth avenue the Admiral
saw a little boy in charge Of nurse
with an Admirals Tag in his hands.
Hello" said the Admiral. II can
not pass that flag" He shook the lit
tie fellow by the hand and chatted with
him for a few moments.
The Admiral and Mrs. Hazen walked
to the Dewey arch. Here the Admiral
pointed out the figures to Mrs. Hazen
and explained their significance. The
Admiral was recognized and a crowd
collected. He was saluted by number
of persons, and bowed pleasantly in re-
turn to their salutations. Admiral
he would return TO Washington.
Il have no plans" replied the Ad-
miral. ~ shall return to the hotel this
evening"
THE LICENSE ISSUED.
WASHINGTON. Nov. S.--Admiral
Dewey will in all probability be mar
ried tomorrow. His marriage license
was issued today. Several other peril
nent circumstances led to ,ne belief
that the interesting ceremony would
take place this evening, but from rela-
tives Of Mrs. Mclean it has been
learned tonight that the wedding will
take place within the next twelve
hours. 1t Is likely that 1t will be q
quiet affair and will be performed by
Archbishop Keane OF the Catholic Uni.
versity, II he reaches Washington In
| time; II not, by the Rev. James Mack
in, pastor of st. PauIs Church, which
Mrs. Hazen attenls.
The Admiral attended to the civil
part of the preparations. but it de.
volved upon Mrs. HAGEN to arrange the
details of the religious ceremony. A
dispensation Is necessary for Roman
Catholic to wed non-Catholic, and II
requires some little time to obtain this
indulgence. This morning at z O'Clock
Mrs. Hazen appeared at mass at St
PauPs. She received the sacrament
and after the service asked an audience
with the pastor. the Rev. James F.
Mackin. This conference lasted but q
few moments. Shortly after breakfast
Father Mackin, accompanied by the as.
sistant pastor. Father Foley, lef,
Washington for Baltimore. No ons
around the church knew the nature Of
their business. They arrived home al
6 O'Clock. Father Mackin had with
him the coveted dispensation, and Il
1t was q days labor to get 1t ready
This document Is written In Latin, set.
ting forth that for good and suficien,
reasons Mildred Mclean Haxen, 9
member Of the Catholic faith, is al
lowed to be united In the bonds OF hol,
matrimony with George Dewey, non
believer in the faith.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-11-17

Tbis comnauv rss.rvas ~. ,,.,, ).
make chansss In the ,,r .o =, &C.,.
ure ana srriva, -, ;,s .."a" ~s WIFI WsTH
orr NcTiCE "a 'I, w1
snon.,h,. ~ .r~ ~" o.n.. vi NV
,berarror, 'o' ""' 0""''su0u'0s a''s'us
Cons,.n ,.
Vi, r0o "a, ne .ns'' ssasat; Unls COMPANY
;.a,.h, s,,s. !, ,os "'
'T L. ST.. ~ Lei tsao~.
r,sk ~ N o' - o
This comc.rv OH, M. .,,..,.,.
for Money or vainabIss of M az .ns~.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-11-17

amounted to Sis.o5i.ti7.3 as against
eS.959.e2s.50 for the corresponding
period Of last year. The increase is
t6.094.4ss.si. For October the total Of
dutiablc imports received at Honolulu
was $277.551 OF; bonded. $40. 70s.cS; free
by treaty. s572,ssssi; free by civil
code. s25T .29e.o2. a total OF Sl.i27 .9i597.
Hllo reported si5o.6?3.2i; Kahului $751;
637.14; Mahukona. $ii.956.11 Palaau.
s4.sl2.25. The total for the islands was
81. 1887 .044.7l. OF dutiab'e articles re-
ceived at Honolulu s77.4ss.ss came
from the United States and $500. O51.09
from all other countries: bonded.
American $6.72s.5s. foreign Si3.ss1.05;
free by treaty, American $572,Ss9.31;
foreign, nothing; free by civil code,
American. scO5.s22.37. foreign. $751;
673.65. Other Island ports made no
foreign importations.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-11-17
H,,LLlSTER DRUG CO.. Agents.
LOCAL BREvITlES.

The s. s. Leelanaw brough, two boy
stowaways.
L. A. Thurston is making BUSH
ness trip to Maui.
The McCully property on King street
has been sold to local syndicate. The
land has an area Of about l40 acres.
C. ]. Day will lead the Week of
Prayer meeting at the Y. NJ. G. A. at
Sis p. m. this day. Topic, Respons-
ibility.
Miss Minnie Bertlemann of Kilauea
was united in marriage with Mr.. j. w.
Hall of Honolulu by Father Sylvester
on Monday evening at the residence of
August Dreier on Beretania street.
Former United States Minister Roll
lin NJ. Daggett Is now on the stan OF
the San Francisco Chronicle as a lit
erary contributor. He expects within
year to return to the Islands for a
| visit.
II. N. Ayres, editor, was fined $40
and costs by Judge Wilcox yesterday
for running a lottery game. He plead
ed ignorance Of the law as an excuse
for publishing nissing-word compe-
tltion. %
ID. Barwald. post exchange manager
with the Thirty-ninth Infantry. Is a
cousin of Jake Bearwald. foreman of
the Gazette printing department. as
we'll as a prominent Odd Fellow and
knight of Pythias.
Consul General Hayward expects to
return from Hongkong about Novem-
Der 25. Mr. Hayward made flying
trip to Manila In October and made
several visits to ortposts of the army
accompanied by Government officials.
While working at the Day building
on Beretania street yesterday morning
a carpenter named Ball fell from a
scaffolding to the ground and sustained
a fractured leg besides minor injuries.
He was conveyed to the Queens Hospi-
tai.
At the election of officers Of Company
II. NIGH. held at the drillshed last
night Lieutenant Cottrell was chosen
as captain and Lieutenant Winant as
first lieutenant. The promotions are
most popular with the members Of the
company.
| A consignment OF eight cases of
hines. recently lanaed from Samoa by
the Alameda, will probably be de-
stroyed. In view Of the order prohibit
ing the importation of fruits from that
group on account Of the presence there
OF fruit pest. -xr
Hon. W. N. Armstrong. late sditor of
the Advertiser. will leave for the
Coast on the 2Sth by the steamer Aus
tralia. He will 60 to New York and
Washington. While ne Is not unlike
ly to return to Hawaii sometime in the
future he has no present plans OF that
kind.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-11-17
LEONIDS WERE shy
Watchers for the Star Show Got
NOthinR for their Trouble


Nothing for thsir Trouble
The search for leonids was not much
OF success Wednesday night, few II
any being seen. Mr.. Davey had his
Photographic apparatus ready but the
starry shower did not materialize.
Prof. Curtis ]. Lyons. who Is a per-
sistent watcher for leonids and other
celestial phenomena. got out of bed at
1870 a. m. and saw nothing more in
teresting than the moon. He was up
again at intervals until 8 O'Clock with
no better result. Talking OF the mat.
ter yesterday he said that very likely
the leonids fell during daylight here
but had been observed on the Pacific
coast Of Asia and other localities where
darkness came on at the right time.
The shower. he remarked, was predict
ed for Washington on November 18th.
Professor Curtis recalled q display OF
Andromedides which took place In
November, 1891, and which was clearly
visible from Honolulu and said that,
brilliant as the fiery shower was, Il did
not compare with the exhibition thai
Mas probably given by the leonlds In
China and Japan,