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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1899-12-14

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07

very good and solid knowledge OF the subject?
have had a college education, but would IKE 10
take some advanced work on literature 10 ala mo
in reviewing and also to guide me In what new
reading l may do among the older books. Per-
haps you could suggest a scheme OF reading, ana
II so / should be exceedingly grateful.
great many books have been printed on
the history of English literature. and 1t is
rather difficult to make a selection without
knowing just how far our correspondents
studies have gone. 1t Is to be assumed
that he is already familiar with the works
by Chambers and Taine, but there Is so
much information to be got from both that
We should advise a very careful reading
and rereading Of them. He will also do well
TO read very carefully Donald c. MitchePs
more recent books, entitled " English Land.
Letters, and Kings " and " American Lands
and Letters" Mr. Mitchell has new vol
ume in the second series which is coming
out next week. When ii comes to the study
of special authors or particular periods. a
choice can be made from a very large num-
Der OF books, and We should advise con-
sulting the catalogues or such houses as
the Macmillan Company and the American
Book Company for titles. very valuable
series of critical biographies is the " Eng
lish Men Of Letters Series edited by John
Morley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07

with fiction, Of poetry with prose. The
meeting point Is in the group Of men OK
letters, properly so called, which gathered
round Shakespeare's monument-the cluster
Of names familiar through BOswelrs Life
OF Johnson Or. perhaps, We may be most
interested in some Of the writer's Of the
present century whose memorials are to
be found in Westminster, as, for instance,
our own Longfellow, Thackeray. Dickens,
Tennyson, Browning. forming part Of "a
line of worthless which has larger con-
tinuity than any other, beginning Under the
Plantagenet dynasty. and reviving again
and again, with renewed freshness, in each
successive reign,
Till distant warblings fade upon my ear.
And lost in long futurity expire"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
Too Mech Fiction

10 The NeW York Times SATURDAY Rerieio:
| want 10 register protest | read THE
SATURDAY REVIEW every week and i'm
monsely enjoy the fare spread before me.
I read all the letters that are sent to you. Mr..
Editor-that is, those that you make public
and yet l am tired In the name OF
heaven. does anybody in this broad land
read books on sociology, psychology. NOR
phOlogy, pedagogy, art, science religion.
politics. philosophy VIII the wisdom of
all the world die with noyellsts? | am
satiated saturated, inundated. nterpcne-
trated with Henry James. Robert Louis
Stevenson, Hardy Gable. Robins. Howells.
Swift, Weyman. Caine, Zangwll. and a host
Of others " too numerous 10 mention"
Are there any among your readers who
read Spencer, Huxley, lie Ben, TOlstoi, Ib-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07

sen. Taine. Emerson, Swinburne. Watson,
Bourget (who is not a novelist) Kelvin.
Ribot, or Moll? Give US rest on the novel
for awhile, dear emotion seekers. Go up
against the proper thng-as my friend
Chuck Connors would say. Take a day OF
and read few of the big guys. l warrant
It to cure you all Of that disputatious mania
which wrangles over such question as.
" Do dates grow in Camden?" as Mrs.
Bobbins asserts in her latest novel. or
does Henry James understand the difference
between foulard and mousseline de sole?
Having relieved my mind. return to
Brandes's Ibsen and leave your correspond
ents to Laura Jean Libbey and Hall Game.
BENJAMIN DE CASSERES.
Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
Three Hundred and Ten Thousand.

The three hundred and tenth thousand
Of David Harum is now on tho press.
and the vitality of this book is shown by
the fact that on one day in the frs, week
of October tho orders amounted to over
1000 copies. II is also OF interest to uOte
one significant fact regarding the sales,
which IS that the actual records show an
Increase. The average sale OF ' David
Iarum for every business day in August
was 1906 copies. while the ayerag, safe IN
September was l52l copies. 1, - believed
that no book Of recent years has approached
the record already made by David Har-
um." and the future. judging from present
sales. promises even more remarkable re-
suits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
The Critic Who Is Not a Disap-
pointed Author.

To The Ner York Times Saturday Rerier:
Thank you heartily for your review Of my
dear book. a copy Of which have just re-
ceved. I have long admired THE SATURDAY
REVIEW for its careful and able literary
work. and To that admiration is now added
a sentiment Of gratitude for the pleasing
notice which it has given.
The good critic is the best friend the au-
thor can have. not only for the able presen-
tatiOn Of his work TO the public. but also In
enabling him To avoid any faults which he
may have inadvertently committed The
older view Of the critic as a disappointed
author. whose talent has been converted
into vitriol by a succession OF literary disas-
ters is amply refuted by the intelligent
work of the reviewer OF the present time,
who. born TO his noble work. has developed
his talent by careful reading and intellect
ual effort. and whose sole desire Is To assist
both author and reader by his kind and dis
eliminating reviews. l.. <. T.
New York oct. 3, 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
Hyam Solomon's Loan in the Revo-
luton.
Luton.

To The Nen York Times saturday Rcrien:
Your review in to-day's issue of John
Fiske's THE Dutch and Quaker Colonies
in America quotes the author as saying
that Congress has never repaid 500 ooO hor-
rowed OF Hyam solomon during the war for
independence. VIII you or some OF your
readers kindly look IL up and say In Your
columns whether this IS really SO. and what
If any. steps were ever taken 90 demand "
enforce the claim2 w J. BALLARD.
Schenectady. y. Y, Sept. 80 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
Wanted and To Exchange.

o. r. Rowley. 143 Mercer Street. Jersey
city. y. j.: u have the following auto
graphs for sale or exchange; Queen Of
England, Archbishop Of York. Dukes-Marl-
borough. Wellington. Gloucester. and Duke
and Duchess of Grafton. Lords-Clive. Liv-
erpo0l Lytteton. and Byron. The Lord
Bishops Of London. Durham, Winchester,
Exeter, oxford. Chichester, Rochester.
Peterborough, Leicester Salisbury. and
Llanduff. Ferdinand King Of Sicily. the
Hon Joseph Howe. Carson Dale Charles
Dickens, and others. many on the original
letters. bearing dates between 1911 and
1880"
r. Brown. Myrtle Avenue. Brooklyn:
q wish to purchase, or l will give any
thing reasonable I'm exchange for Kenrs and
Blackstone's Commentaries. the latter pre-
ferably by Chase"
c. Crusoe 81 Vermont Street. Brooklyn,
y. Y, wants two copies of the Avon
Shakespeare q vol. ed Would like the
address Of any person having books about
Shakespeare to sell or exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07

Partisan" New York City: Il am trying to
Aluhonse Daudet. Kindly tell me when his best
known books were first published"
Daudets " Les Amourcnses." poems. ap-
pcared in lSjS, La Double Conversion i'm
1851. " lie Roman du Chaporon-rouge in
fSG2. " lie Petit Chose " in 1865. " Lettres
le Mon Moulin i'm 1860 Lettres a un alb
sent " in 1871. " Les Petits RObinsons des
caves " in 1871. Adventures prodgieuses
de- Tartarin de Tarascon " in 1872. Contcs
du Lundi " I'm 1873. COntes ct Recits" in
1873 Les Femmes d'Artstes" in 1874
Fremont ieune ct Risler aine in 1871
Robert belmont" in l.74 Jack " in
1876 lie Nabob in 1877. " Les Rois en-
EXT in 1879, Numa Roumestan" I'm
lSsl. L Evangeliste I'm 1SSi, " LES IL
gognes I'm 1883. Sapho in 1851. FAR
tarin sur les Apes in 1851. " LA Belle NV
crnaise I'm lSs6, Trcntc ans de- Paris " in
ISIS. LImmortcl" in l>-N Souvenirs
dun homme de- lottrcs " IN 1855, Port
Tarascon I'm 1890. and Rose and Nj
ncttc in 1892 y list Of Daudets dramatic
productions Will be found in the excellent
bibliography of the author by Jules Bryois
paris. l.. Conquet, $500 which should be
ohtainable through any dealer in French
books Daudors first contribution to the
Stage was " La Dermiere Idole" 1862 IN
which he elaborated with f.. LEpine. The
rarost Of his plays in Les Absents," Paris,
1863.
Arthur Emerson New York. VIII you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07

Arthur n Emerson. New York. VIII you
sludly Jet ia, hnuw what books on Engllsh htelt-
tuie would he tie best guide FOR lue ia gettluS =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07

A. Olson. Minneapolis, MINI: " ! am looking
for book which gives TRANSACTIONS Of Greek
verse"
A good anthology which gives a survey
OF Greek poetry is Prof w. II. Appletons
Greek Poets in English Verse" Boston:
Houghton, Miffiin & Co. 1898. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07

Toiling across the Mer de Glace.
thought Of longed for thee,
What miles between US stretched. alasi
What miles of land and sea,
Ny foe. undreamed Of, at my side
stood suddenly like Fate;
For those who love. the world is wide.
But not for those who hate.
T. b. ALDRICH
The sun., 1899-07-07

Cotton went OF q few points early in the day on
clear weather in Texas. lower and disappointing
gla and more or less liquidation. Later on there
whsa rally on covering OF shorts little European
buying. sud some local purchases for long account
Private Texas dcspstrhes admit that the damage in
that state by the foods Ia more serious than some
had supposed Brenham telegrap aphed: River crop
total I! los; rplan!s shedding lady Cnero wired;
where" An Austin despatch said: Damage more
serious than hrst expected" Waco wired: " Crop
total loss on Braros from Waco to Gulf" Further
more therH is big deficiency in the rainfall east Of
the Mississippi River this season. being in some sec
tions ten to twelve inches. and the worlds stocks.
visible and invisible. are nearly 100000 bales
ltC lower than then Meantime, the consumption ms
enormously increased in four years. aud there 10
present. very large business in cotton goods both n
this country and in Europe As tho cotton plant
II Ia smaller and weaker than usual in number
Of important States. having got late start. and
ha'lng been retarded particularly east Of tho Mis-
Finally there is believed to he very large short
interest here, mainly for European account. At the
moment there Ia not much deposition to trade.
howevGr the Erntr.l!ty Of operators prcferrng M to
further committing themselves either side
Of the market although i ls question
the way Of information much later than July l..
in which case the report dated tho 10th inst might
he highly decepi'c IN falling TO recognize the dam
age undoubtedly done by the now historic hN0ds
the mrs, week of the present month. However local
sapers sold on tho rise and prices reredcd closing
practically unchanged from lastnight final figures.
CoFrEE RIO on the spot was steady at 6tsc. for
No. J. sales - 400 bags Maracaibo and 200 Central
American. Futures were unchanged to points
lower. closing quiet. Sales g. go bags Hayre and
delve;leH ",sn+ bags. Rio was steady at unchanged
prices, receipts. 5000; stock 10000; exchange,
X 9.32d an advance of lltd. santos luot at
100 rss decline; receipts. l5,oOo stock, 213,oOO.
Prices here follows:
The sun., 1899-07-07
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day were ab fclloNs:
cow MERIJ AZ.

THURSDAY. July G.-GRAIN - Whcat-Spot
was strndy, Sales :SUU,OOO bush forcxport here
and AT the outports. No. l northern Duluth,
2'sc. over July. t. o. b. anoat; No. hard Du-
luth. 5',c over: No. northern New York &C
over. The Northwestern receipts were 52l
cars against 54l last week aud 46 last year
Chicago 242, against l22 last week and II last
year, Futures declined sc. but rallied and ad.
yanced &c, to ',c. with sales Of l,6SO, 900 bush,
The sun., 1899-07-07
Live Stock Market.

Srw loRH Thursday. July 6.-Recepts of heeves
we're +4u head, all for tn" market No trading IN
1--we rAttl, t,elng steady. Dressed beef In actil q
demand at sssN'. r N. for nauye sId,s. Liver
pool aud ,Lundun cables quoted American cattle
hrmrr al i'VS tlc. h., estimated dressed weight
E\p"rtS Wer" 100 beevcs and I, 10 quarter of lref
tomorrow. none
Receipts ut calves - he I'd. including tha
stalr Stu, X, there were r7I on SAL. Demand very
nult,d At inst about Yesterday closing plir as and
$50 head uuspld, Poor ~ chlIcc Nea!s sold at $40
sG.2o y 100 n; buttrruilk calves 2.75, . bunch
OF mixed calves at $3.50 city dressed veAls slow
at SalOC. y n.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were o. .lOp head In
ClndnG car for city hutchsr and lHL cars for the
market makinG with tho stale stock, 80 cars on sale,
The sun., 1899-07-07

Cnnec was dull and somewhat easier. Santos prices
wer. lower and, though the receipts at no and San
tos at the moment are smaller than expected, IN
crehsedb arrivals are predicted insthe hear future.
Norton. MeRaw \ Go. estimating the Rio receipts for
tho season At 1000 900 bags and those at Santos
t76o.ooo; Karl Krischs Cabled that II the weather
is favorable the receipts for July will probably ho
+tO,OOo ~ Rio and 100000 Al Santos. The world 3
visible supply decreased 81 900 bags during June.
NAVAL SIuREs-Spirits turpentne. +O1xlI nc.
Common to good strained rosin, 81 .3OSs .32te
;, PRoyIsioNs-Lsrd was steady. Western. $3.50.
Pork was steady at 81. I6sSy for mess. Meats
were steady: picked hams, "4anttc.; do. shou-
ders. AtTc do, helts, hsbl+c. Tsllow 5-l6c.
Dressed hogs. 5hS61tc. Butter-Creamerv Western,
extras, ls>ic.: DO hrst.. 7iS @lsc.. State extras
ls'4c; do. hrsts, l!%0lsc. Cheese-StAte. full
small, SO. Eggs-stlte. PcnnsylyantA and West.
ern, l5aln". chicago, July H.-"Provisious were
hrmer. There were light hog receipts, large ship
mentso Of product and good cash demand, There
was little tpoCulAive demand "
srGAR-Raw was steady. sales of TO- 700 bags
ccntrfugals mi7 test, at 4%C.. and 700 bags mo-
mEnd aud hrm.
CmIc.Gu, July 6.--Thcsc were to.dAy's prices;
The sun., 1899-07-07
9inanrial.
Columbus, SalduSkV & Hooking R. R.

To the holders of General Mortgage bonds
Of the Columbus, Sandusky and Hooking
Railroad.
The undersigned committee having undertaken to
protect the interest Of the holders of the General
Mortgage bonds OF the Columbus sandusky and
Hooking Railroad and having received large num-
berof said bonds deposit for that purpose with tho
North American Trust Company, and being now on
gagged In artivo proceedings looking to equitable
reorganization Of the railroad, invite the prompt
deposit Of bonds under the deposit agreement Of
November 10, 1919. with the NORTH AMERI-
CAN TRUST COMPANY, No. 100 Broadway.
New York city.
Dated New York. June 80, 1890.
Hon. JOHN q. CARLISLE, Chairman,
No. 30 Broad st., New York.
CHAS. S. HISCHMAN,
Chestnut and tth Sts.. Philadelphia.
JOS. +. RANDOLPH,
No. I5 Broad St, Now York,
The sun., 1899-07-07
THE nANK FOR SAVINGS.

2.N Fonrth AYenuo, New York, July l. lsNN.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES HAVE DECLARED
the usual interest under the provisions Of the by.
laws for the -lS months ending June 3oth follows
At the rate Of FOUR - PER CENI. per Rnnunl on
all sums OF s. And upward not exceeding 81, 900.
payable on and after the third Monday. being the
lItl. day Of TINS mouth.
The interest j. carried ~ 20 the credit of de-
Postors principal on the LIST inst where 1t stands
exactly as q drl" sit.
II WILL he cntcrod on the paSshooks at any time
whom required on md After the eth inst.
MERRITT TKlMBLE President.
NOhERT s. HOIr. NrrrnLarN-
The sun., 1899-07-07
MINING NEWS.

Rossand mines shipped G4.829 tons during,
the six months ending June 80. aRainst 38.1
377 tons in the same period last year.
An offer OF 100000 by London capitalists
for a short cption on the North Star. East
Kootenay. has been refused.
= Loomis. Wash. is ENJOYING .unexamptsd
prosperity on account of the rich Strikes In
% pFoSeedlne DSHi ON II: tTe',h We vein in the fs%sr
and tho hanging wall is not in sight. "'
Recent adyices from Victor. Col, speak
the bottom % .vel III three to four in inches % Of quartz
has been uncovered that carries sylvanite and
a,sass 'Sag. al TIE ,n way IrIm 200 to si9oOi
D.rrinte1dsnt,s report, sl50 70 The ton. -, :,
which the officers OF the American Steel and
Wire Comrsny are largely interested. is show
is said to be enough ore in sight tn keep the
new mill in operation for year. The vein has
Two feet 3t solid sm.lting ore which y,1 ysSds:i3
feet OF milling ore which concentrates nvs
into one. The, values of the concentrates are
! :. ounces god. ounces silver and . per cont.
.Canadicn capital is still investing heavily IN
credited to Montreal is the purchase Of Il"
Cumberland. ,ear, silver City. Idaho: for
sph S % m .s r. %1' nn b has essn xSts
distance In the main shaft ore is exposed that
gives remarkable values. Chunks OF rook
taken out that assaved S2O.O0O Fraser Is
Chalmers have been awarded contract for The
erection of a mill. hoisting plant and other ma
chnery. to coat SlOOONO
Work has begun on the CRANKY smeiter al
ity of from 400 to 800 tons and will EN- ploy
200 men. The bulk Of the.machinery has been
ordered from the Gates Iron Works.
Arizona newspapers are agreed that the Ter
mining despite the activity Of so-caed wild:
cat promoters. Thare seems to be general
conviction that it will soon take first place In
the rank tcopIer producers. Whole noun
tains OF copper have been located here" writes
one enthusiast; The great ropIs camps are
increasing their output regularly. From oil
parts OF the Territory come REPORTS Of plant
enlargements Bonds are being taken on good
copper properties in every section, and day
hardly, passes that some big transfer is not re-
corded"
In reporting progress IN the Santa barbara
gold placers. Colombia, Superintendent stokes
sends an interesting account Df industrial con-
dLtons to the company in New York, lie sayp:
producer for several decades, as 1t has been
for two centuries. The Sphninrds wnshed out
millions without machi merry or even sluice
boxes. and the natives have kent IL up in the
their reservoirs. generally from June to Deg.
20 They bring their water in ditchep to their
work. and hv ground sluicing they wash their
gravel.through another ditch without a plank
falls ana nearly level deposits secure a:little
current and little eddy and thus save a part
OF the gold, The labor Is infinite and hahyt-
break lng-yet they make money Theres Is
NOT. another single means Of livelihood IN this
section aside from tho mining interest. No
grain or frni' aside from "orn. 10 produced.
and there IL m export Of any kind. Mining
alone supports several thousand people."
The sun., 1899-07-07

Good. handy sheep were steady and in fair demand;
medium stock easier. and heavy sheep not
wanted; choice lambs Arm; good to prime
steady; medium and common lambs dull
and barely steady, Ten cars OF stock were :, sell
late In the day. Common To- pri sheep sold 81 50
Qf4 10 y 100 n; few choice heavy export o,hers
At s5.2bi common to very choice lambs at t4,7h0
t72b; culls At $3.50; late yesterday Gull sheep Rt
81. Dressed mutton, OCssc. = n; dressed lambs. X
0IiNc.
Receipts OF hogs were .Ta5 head and there were 2
cars on sale. Dull and lower at S42o0S4, 80 a 100
n, for fair to choice hogs.
The sun., 1899-07-07

ArprllA'" DIVISION surr,m" Court Rcress.
S RENE Court SPECIAL form Par Motion
cRlrn lur cAl'i at .u 80 \. Al. Fart III FN parts
matter. PaII ". ~ da' ,',ir dar
Nurro- ats court Chambers Mt ms. No. /,
estat" OF John Rogers. SO =, fIannols l.eEOurI at
lu;#O NJ. For probate IN, # Hermann Fleit-
man. JamrE + Adler. John Conner, Eva 81 Geyer,
John Matt, lonn Iiaasc at 10 80 A. N. George J.
FrOehch. II A. NJ
4. M.-AotonA,
The sun., 1899-07-07

Augusta shipped 227 bales; Memphis. 5s7: 81. Louis
2,+nh; Cincinnati 2ss. and Houston 10 Port eI
twenty four hours included l.ss inches at Black
VILE. 80 OF an inch at Charleston and IL at Column
hn. y G.; 40 at Atlanta Ga: 90 at Jackson ville
Fla. 40 at Memphis: Tenn; os at Little Rock. Ark
0l at New Orleans. La, and . trace at Sicksburg
Miss. The Signal Service predicted fair weather for
West Texas and for the balance Of the hel threaten
ing shovery. New Orleans advanced points
Futures here declined to points. but recovered
the loss and advanced to 3. then rcceded and
closed steady, with prices unchanged to 2 points
higher. a. follows:
The sun., 1899-07-07
EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANR,

cor. "3d ST. and 9th hN.
The Trustees have ordered interest credited tn
depu,rtmrE July /, 1890, at the rate OF THREE
AND uNEHALf PER CENT per annum on all
sums OF s. and upward to So OOO.
Deposits made on or before July 10 will draw
interest from July 1.
Georg- &. Waldo. President.
John &, GrisWold, Secretary.
The sun., 1899-07-07

Government bonds strong. The 3s and the
a. Of 1925 closed a Y cent higher bid and the
10 closed l, u cent higher hid. Railway and
- othnr hara. irrasulnr rha i.at"raS yera u
p'iur f 10 unS un,is M ; ~ n.erai W, ~, I
Iron Mountain 81, Mexican Central I'd incomes,
Heading general 4s Wisconsin Central As. W
t. AtrhisOn Baltimore and Ohio Kansas and
Texas. st Louis Southwestern and Wabash
issues.
Commercial price OF bar silver in New York
6O'.c bar silver In London closed at ~ l;}- ltd
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 4S'sc.
Money on cnll 3k6db y cent Time money IL
quoted at 8 y cent for six months on dividend
stocks ~ 2 cent. Tor six months on good
mixed securities. and cent. on hall indus
The sun., 1899-07-07

IOtAl OF railway oeAda (DAr VAluS. 81 $4,000
RAILRoAD AND OTHER SHARES.
Open. HI0t. Low. c-Co1uo-
Sara. ,no est. W. BID Asked.
10 Adm EIll3H ll3H ll3IlIl ll5
1910 oAstSW 66% 81 6o 654 554
800 stS
wp.. e6H 97A 954 e5H 90
b2osH msRl59H lolAl59 l6eh l5ea
100 ooAsRp.lls lis lls III llsN
1850 Am Tin 35H 81 354 SO 3eG
<o0AmTp. 81 So Cd s41 SO
$50 AmsM. eA az 6h OK eI
toAcable o3'. lo3& lo2hlo2 lO4
luoAArb Al Al Al Al az
10000 Am lob e6h 9eH esh OK 974
600 Am CO. 81 oS% 81 3s1 3SS
Amcop e2 O2 e2 s2 e2H
b226 .TGS
Fo.,.. soh soH loh leX ION
$1,000 A. Il
Sep. oOh co., 5eR 5o1 40
zoo Malt 1874 lsAS lsT lsh leB
2CoA p. II II II 70 II
7ooAsHp IT tn n ~ 77A
bv3h Anacon-
da M. So 81 66 55H 80
l5foAms&R 80 80 35 "a 3a
1890 Am SGR
pt,,.. s2e SO SIX saL sa
sao Am Z lot lot l6t 10 II
s2oA oAmCar
Tp.,. elH elH 60 SO 60