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The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03

which undertook the labor for the ad-
Vertising rights All around, a public
paying twenty francs a seat. a really
brilliant public. more than half made up
OF fashionables, discussed impatiently the
one question--would the horses be pro-
tected. would the bulls have leather balls
upon their horns? The first bull out. a
perfect devil. black as ink. left no Illusion.
He had long, sharp horns and all uncov-
cred. When the poor old horses were led
in their short leather waistcoats wobbled
on them pitiably. 1t was not difficult to
foresee their finish. Had not the bull
developed other views, the horses would
have been gored as cruelty as at Bor-
deauX or Raubaix.
The bull had not been teased twlce-hC
had only one spear thrust in his shoulder
when. like Il fash of lightning, he leaped
the frail wooden fence, dashed headiong
into the crowd goring, trampng right
and left a clear track through the ours
ing men and screaming women. through
the canvas tent. and out into the freedom
of the fields. lie left Al track Of blood
and wounds behind him. That no one
was killed appears miraculous. Out into
the fields the matadors and picadors pur-
sued him. joined by the suburban police
with their revolvers.
From our high places. cutting great
Sits in the canvas Of the tent we saw
them chase the bull. continually firing at
him. He must have received fifty revol-
yer shots before he died. The matadors
did not show up too well in this encoun-
ter Fearful of the slippery ground, and
a bul. not completely tired out as in the
coirda, their sword jabs were timid, in
efectual. country gendarme at last
killed him with His cutlass The sub
prefcct stopped the fight. because OF the
insufficient protection OF the public And
every one went back to Paris grumbling.
So stands the new bloody sport to-
day in Paris. Both the bull fight and the
rib-smashing contest came off within the
last month. A new spirit certainly has
come to Paris II is bloody, vicious,
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-03
s. Surprising Sporting Entertainments Promised r Visitors thc Paris EXPOSITION s.
Bull and Lion Fights the Proper Thing.
GSL%1c KICKING
VERSUS
ANGLO -sSXeN BOXING
Will Probably Be the Rage This Winter.

never had fought a serious battle 1t
would not Go 10 ;lEl., in shoes for keeps"
thc argument has always bcca. because
bones would be broken in the hrs; round"
Therefore the bouts OF the Societle dc Ia
BcNe Franrais. the JoinVille Military
school uEd the various Paris professors
araUo, hcncats showed the savate as an
. -Ntrcmcli graceful species % gymnastics
only. with The tacit understanding that
u merely needed shoes to make il terri
"ic. Men snu6dcred ~ The saought of Il.
Here our surprise came in. before the
actual experiment In the scclusion OF a
private riding acadcmy, I'm the presence
81 "a select audience OF 200 men willing 10
pay $40 for reserved seats. with no less
n swell than the young Baron Henri de
Rothcchild Tor doctor. Jerry Driscoll one
time champion Of :he British navy. stood
up IL receive The terrible kicks OF the
Frenchman
Wang Charlcmonts heavy fv7t came
crashing down on Driscnlrs tibia. in tie
celebrated coup de pied bas,
Wang, ana hin, Three times he came
down or thai tihia with such force that
We could hear him grunt. Yet there was
nothing broken. The dreaded coup de
picd has failed 10 justify it's reputation!
Driscon. always smiling that silly smile
OF his, receiving the Frenchmans heel
upon his shinbone as II the heavy winter
shoes did not exist. He must have legs
Of iron.' exclaimed Professor Victor Cas-
iores.
Round Even the Frenchmans weight
l0j pounds, was in his favor against the
1876 pounds Of Driscoll. The eight-ounce
gioVcs-not four-ounce gloves as has been
stated-proNcd from the first a serious
handicap 10 the Engllshman as well. Lack
of experience forced him 10 take three bad
shin kicks in this first round. while he
got back only once with a blow on fhe
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" mcuts 10 surprise them-cntcr,a'
mtnts cf n kind hitherto supposed
rot 90 be- In Keeping With tee
Ire-ch temperament. a rcma-l.1-
bic change .s comi~g over thc rc- sport
inr" generation. The ban nrht 1onc.
which "a few years ago had its extreme ~
Aries. has beeu pushed 20 BCui0rrc. D
thc cast ~ RouhalN. ir The north. .n de-
tcrminCl attack on the cari;al Had tte
Intelligent beast not Iorod and trampiod
bis way ihrough Size spectators al M
= gl.en a fcN sundays aco tho c0rrda
wcu'G have hecn planted at the gutcs of
Paris. TIE combat bcfw'Ca tho lion ard
bu.l at RouoaiN instead Cf q Sssting The
pGlic. orlE divided IL into two camps II
paitisaGs- bun aud non. The Charlie
mort-Drscoll match. which Was 10 have
dcc.dc2 the veNcd question 81 Anglo
Su&oa boxing versus Gall!c decking. DO
cidee nothing. except thnt there mus, be
more such matches. And now comes VI.
dc Rc@ors enterprise Tor putting French
and English r5ughs together. for tAe
6Nonging ol CreCl. Agincourt and Mater
loo. The movement seems 10 bc irrcsis.i-
ble-.illo that in favor of licensing gam
bling houses. and * promises go make
things lively Tor The exposition.
When we paid $50 each last week 20 SEQ
The lons-promised 0rht pat up hy Charlie
Ala. Nl.'. i....HA INlfnit'lfA O. ftfaNl ifef-
hoNers-lt was with mingled a1prehen-
sions
A few years ago. at the Pelican club
in London. thoy matched Charlemont
arairs. 1n Irish hruiscr 90 the name OF
Donaraue fo- mere boxing bout Don
aghue had never seen savate but the gold
tempted him. A kick in the stomach sent
him ny.uc before he realized what he was
mp against The next time Charlemout
fCirtod with the gloves. and though The
Irishmar ret~Cated seemingly 0ut ~ dis
talcc. fharlemort swinging round on one
leg. caught him unawares with another
stfrriug kick
The lrishuan went down again. His sec
onds told him 10 get close; but DonaghuS
was -till an sea with the method OF The
visitor. and "a third time he was sent 10
the n.or IN Is true that Ga the fourth
and nnal-r0und Donaghuc. warned 10
"-et close and stay there" punched
thariemont around the ring $50 that tho
uusportful Frcnchman asked permission
% put on his shoes. That settled H.
general murnur of indignation went up
from fho nclicars. They gave the fight -
DouaEhue. But it remains no less true
fhat kicks from heavy shoes We're looked
ou ass too dangerous for loval sport
ln th's way opinion had been wavering
for years. EnCilshmen were confident
fhat The savate was no good" but no
English lighting man came out 10 prove IL.
an This was much 'o tnc credit of Jerry
DriscolIs courage; and the news that ne
vas matched 20 fight with Charlemoni in
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10
Soldiers Attention.

All soldiers Qheir widows or heirs) in inc Union army who made homestead entries of less amount than lG0 acres yrior to 1871, ne now entitIed=to an addi- tional right, enough to make op i60 acres. By late ruling it is not necessary that the titIe to the old homestead was completed.
 " 0 will pay the highest cash price per acre to any person hold ing this right. Call on or address
 w. c. t 4. J. RUSSELL,
 Green Forest, Ark,
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

THE Fayetteville Democrat says: ''The district conference of the N. E. Church, South, which was held at Prairie Groye in July, passed resolutions endorsing the course of Prosecuting Attorney J. ". Walker. The district confer eHce represents one seventh of the Arkansas Conference aud is next in importance in#that church to#the annual conference. An endorse ment of d pub ic officer by such { body of men is rare and is a com pIment that aoyman would highly appreciated
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

TIE Stone County Oracle, pub lished over in the wiIds of South ern Missouri, has no moral CT physical right to poke fun at Arkansas or even tell the truth on us. 1t ought to have been asham- ed of having published the follow ing speech which it ayers was made upon the floor of the house Of representatives in the late general assembly of this State: Il haint got but few words to say on this here question. l am not in favor Of this appropriation. l l Cad if we are going to teach our boys farming, Cad, let 'em pull l the bell cord over their own mule 5 back if they have one. Pm in favor of education because, l Cad, l know the need of hit The long est session l went to school war three weeks, and, l Cad there was darned few of em. Now you want gymnasiums and a place where the boys can skin the eat. I Gad, if they want to skin the eat they ought to do lilleI used 70 do-put up pole and skin their own cat l Ii they want to eat batter cakes and wear fine clothes, l Cad let 'em pay for 'em." Theso remarks 1 wore taken down in short han ] just as spoken
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WERVlTA MEDICAL. co.
The National Land List.

The only genuine real estate pa per published in America: Itcircu- lates in every state in the Union. Parties interested in buying, sell. ing or exchanging land, merchan- djso#olsotber propety= will lind what they want in The National laud List. Hisj jam full of special bargains and offers of ex change. Single copies by mail 10 cents. Address The National La"d List.PubIishiog Co.,. Green Ridge, Mo.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10
CLERK NOTICE

Notice is hereby given Shat tine follow named guardians and administrators fle the April term of the Carroll a4abafqe for the eastern district, their respectve counts current, IgWas ordered 5} the { that the same be eenli&ue6 aGa advertised coallrmatioa or rejection at theJuIE tenn said court. isg9, viz:
 !. Russell. guardian of J F BoVl SfIas and George Russell, lst aunaal aeq current.
 ". Emmett, guaraianol J. ". Inn 4th annual account current. W r. Emmett, guardian of Martha J,l melt, 4th acccunt current, All persons having exceptions to said dement's are requested to file the same in court on or before the second day 0t the j term thtrtof
 This Al3r. 2G, le99.
 Nc. Ebarle,.
 ProbateQ1
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

THOSE who organized that club composed exclusively of red head ed persons, at Trenton, N. J., are probably merely trying to test the accuracy of the adage about red hair and fiery tempers.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10
S5. 60 Reward.

I will pay B % for intormation leading to the arrest and conv!c- ton of any person guilty of in- jurying he telephone wire, hy cuttiog it. falling trees on it, or breaking the iusaIators.
 GHAs. Nj. MoRRIs. Jan. l2, 1897. Manager.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

JEFF DAFss is getting mp some speed in his race tor governor, If every maa tbat is talking of com ing ontfor tde place should an. noUncr, the scales may be tipped m Jeff's favor. He can hold the demagogae and moss-bacl< class against the field.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

ADMIRAL DEWEY was quoted the other day with having said that our next war would be with Ger many, but we have our doubts about such a Ievel-headed man as he has pr~ven himseIfto be using such language to a newspaper eel : respondeMt.
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4 s X 4 i. < ,9 ss a

s sfo1h my u>gfe and myself hsve r"cN usiH& CAS''-uGT5 and they are the hes. laeGici".. W C have ever had in Jne hOus-. L@aJ wc,.l k il}y " Vas frantic win u5HJaeGe sJ5' tlg3 days; she tried some of your CSsSC'ARhFS ana they relieved Ire l.ttA iu hei head almost iNMcGI}teiy. We both recommend C"SC2retS."
 CHAa. aTEpNF4EN.
 Pittsburgh 5&Ie x hcPo~l- Go.,
 Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10
.7a.asr-zzzso-.rs ,..-,--=r.ry,-zrro,-

TIE country will receive with pleasure tue statement that the President has requested Secretary Root to give General Miles say in tue conduct of the military operations Tn the Philippines. That is what a commanding gener- al of the army was created for.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

THE problem of the 10th century was to find a western passage from Europe to India, The problem of the closing days of the 18th eenta- ry IS how to build railroad into North Arkansas
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10
.eI7lagTallElsIiffrl F11s7si.lll7loIl-l7 Erlll-A

THEaG is no special reason that we know of why every democrat in the State should not run for governor. There is no need of limiting Jte number of candidates to twenty-five OF thirty.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

SENATOR CHANDLER can have the consolation of knowing that he isn't the ooly man who has been cAaI cd with trying to keep himself be- fore the public by making attacks on others.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

TuE ] assistant Secretary is, as uauaj during the vacation season, now having his inning in Washing ton. Sometimes tho big heads acquired during this season never get back 10 tbeir normal size.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

ADMIRAL DEWGY's recent exper, fence indicates that it is danger ens for prominent man to eX- press &n opinion. even in the pres. euce ofa doctor. without it's get tng into the newspaper.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10
Ess.,.-es--Vzt
; 5.00Z eek.

Wanted, man or woman, as sole agent ia yeuflo locality for 'sPuIch. rain" the great cosmetic. Send references and Ice fer sample. Price 35c. Address Henry Kraen. pei, Editor, Utica, \. !.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

PERHAPS the reason tor not send ing "Private" John Allen to the senate was that the people of Mis- sissippi thought that Chauncey Depew ought to be able to amnse that body without Mr. Aliens ASSlSla noe
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10
F. rAs0 trt g 4 ' q G5t.N ss 2

T ezsssa.et7 tAa tor,tY9,ee Of the 3E9acsl With pro1so!..s pi.ea UT.jI4t5 et hF c,t-tt gat ioH wi H o ae.a 1 was Afflicted iea' twenty yea1s. Hj,ll .}c'.1es .01Il' f&St'AI,t-t5 ia .4i., town ef N.wel. la, and never f.eHt anEthiG1 t9 equal them. To- t-1I aia. entirely fres ttontl.i.es and feel ike liaw man " .. Ii. k ,tTl
 ifft .I0ras St.. Siuuy City, Id.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

HERE $ chance for the Tam many tiger. The owner of a Span, ish bull offers to back him tor any amount against any animal.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

THE Cubans who expect to hold office under the new deal appear to be the only ones who are clam bring for the withdrawal of A mer- ican authority.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10
r7,zy-v-ss.,.----,-,,-s zSa,=-a .rl,Tp,,-'.,

THE old movement, which fail. ed when Gen. Grant was Presi- deut, to mako San Domingo Amer ieaa= property, shows signs of reviViAg.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10
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GEN. WooD has chased yellow Jack out of Santiago, tut he has got a foothoId in the soldiers home at Hampton, Va,
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

THERE will be-no calamity howl ing go ap this fall, PopoIjsm will have to sleep on. The country is blessed with good crops again this year.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10
79 n%G Hr9EEs J v U ] ts tnh s U a

'" For -sfe3 gears J svas 9 vsos -st 5E ' .Fsl5 5eg3-isa in ts worst form, coUiG eat n0tnua but milk t1##t, t-n at times my stomach woulG not Ieta1n and digest even that. fa-.t March l bes0n taking CASC b1..t9 534d since then i have steadily in proved, until ! an as veil a5 ever was in my life
 DAYlg J. MEnpHY, NeMark. 2.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

IF less wine was consumed at dinners attended by public men, there would be fewer indiscreet utlefenees.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

WIEN it comes fo lively polite :l campaigns, Kentucky seems to hold it's own aud aIttIe more, this EFaf
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10
EG5. 222GHes

s'42 taEa vgarar rtg32tecn Ts>"t long s,ti itesc C;,;4la 5n .i5s scene alter l=y taE..iH JV-a C&SC Ni}FT5. Tn 3 al sure Ea5 ceUsal, Iur bad hea'tl for | a p1 three E"ars. ] am S,ii ta.- II r. ,'&sca5ets. Che only catu2Ti '' worthy ai n9tieh tg sensIb [ pcvale."
 GEO. " GpSiES. baud, Mss.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10
aHERr.H SERElrFS

TT E. CnUEeu sol8I-Sarricrs every second A54s Sunday Il o'clock ul. also at night I,Faver Meutiag Taar7day uiaht. sunday Se3aoI9:59. H.A. agN~rlsoNG,P Pastor 22rrIsr-9eryiocs cvpr1 5ri @4sday and Satur- +S ,j5y before. Q=G, PHNNlNsHoN,. .Fas tor g33et 0Nee. Sunday hours : to9 a m.
 C. E. GlaN,=P Il
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10
{ n 2 .sss@ {. , .ssss:S. G.l,

s- have been sf.5nr C3 Sf! '" Ss FL E. and as l mild and cHectiFe las1tiye they are simply wonderful. My dau.shleI and ] were bothered v.itA sici, stomach and our breath was very bad After taking a few doses Of "ascarets we hare improved Won deffWiy. They arc a great help in the family" WILuELNINA NAGFt..
 I35 HistenhoUse St., Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10
DIRECTORY
STATE OFFICERS.

g7s.arnor Dan " Jones 1 -4cratary of state \; C Hull nr#sttar Clay Sloan. Treasurer Ransom 3ulltE hf..,rl.rv ,tpn,ral Jch Davis S-atr iend Commissioner J. ". Golqaitt Srue. Puh. Instruction J D0yng' CgirTJu-Her~ap ~apreme Court $ f. tockfiiilI Ia,r Agripu,ture Frank Hill.
 w. E Hemingway
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10
EGm- "a z s2fse ErETs a prF Fa1g
 sSss agt5g

- have gone E4 days at time " sa44dsst Esssss 'ts1st.4.t ebf' sHc bowels. Ch .eHlc cousti ipa.ioa tgr seven YCuS piHeyu me n ;hts terliala coHGHiou; did gEeI ; Ilng hasly. ol D #,JutVa Va:fGHad any relief uuEH i begun Ell~ ASCtIArS. nuw na@s iron oac ta t.tsee pa ages day .al1i ! Vas -lef ] would give 5l6oVG ty;- e3CA Movement; l. is sUcii a relief
 gIaFR '. IC&T,
 i9sa Leusss.! st.. Dettoit AiaE.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

Entered al the post office at Green Forest, hra as second cluss matter.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10
 B E Battle, eeiate Jastlees1 $ P Hughes,
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JETTFD STATES SENATORS.
! DICIAI.

Tan-#z Y Berry Bentonvi1Ie = .saHte- k. Jones N ashIhgton
 JUDICIAL. Yssne M Pttmah. rs Pros Attorney ! ". Walker,
 LEGISIATURE. cerafor W l., Clarke hS Geuroseutatiye F b BUttt a5~IcgGsIat1re meets bieuoialIy, =2.''ss COUNTY OFFICERS County Jadge Naples - Circuit Clerk d D. nancy : Ce#HtE Clerk NI. GnaIies. SH#ria CIV W atkef. Ire" -arer s II. i'eAP4e z-u~SDr k, l. -AhucIAoI. .Ettrrater Z F. Price. C8#uty Examiner W.R. Phillips T~f8N collecting closes tpril 10. .z,,-, assessments 8T real estate biennially, and personal property annually.
 COURTS. f Trcai cour, eonveHes lstMondaEsI m Feb an " Nag. in " es5crH District, aud afd Mondays j.. Eeb and Aug iE Eastern District. County Court list Mondays in Jan, April, Probate 5urt- Faster, D 3rd MondaysinJ J an. April, .Iutg ard Nst,-W Western D. 4tA Moadays is z5,.a.= ! priI3 Ju17 and Oct
 TOWNSHIP. 2astisez of fae Peace VA Butt D and X. GS. Tanning CaHtable, ". .J, Nelts
 LODGES v ugy ralnSr InpGE &o. 40i, [. A |: - Meets on Friday oa or heIere the lull noon of each month, al7ooa FfidaE two Wee15
 " <. Brrr. sac'y. Green Forcs Ioisa Nc. I3a 70. Q. F. meets N@ every " WedUesoiaE eyeniu&l:"4
 J, C Howard, \. G TO. Butt, Sec.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

Subscription Price @l.oo Year,
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

Isatals cents a line each insertion. Origl- IaI poetry 10 cents straight, cash in advance. 0l3f=r rates given on application.
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4FE ga F47r'
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~ efa-' u07er 7te zv:.h@sg& G'kr 'A ltt: ,. Ny cl5.Grln ;.l-o .,iz-f-,--=z=r.. .eHt..al aaalz3 ssvc g..aln a ll-.1ti E 1t s1 t1htet. ;,3i#. c''N foe aaute. .aa f' tl.-laest Dc z.-df!t Ncgi5 ..iuc is...e en.evel teie3 r! aN have 'oan1 d 5.zasuo4Gut i5t"Ct in }..t H4Gc.'
 Aas. Jeu& tlAzsGI..
 I9s. caG, 3.iel.is stn Gity, Ind.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10
FOR LAZY I.G,s EE2.

haEe heen 4TDabkca Q .tI7fE'e deal wIlh q torpid liver, which pro RIES to be all you claim for them; end secured such relief Inc first tt9 thati purchased another supply aAI was completely cured. shall en!l se too glad to recommend CaseafglS whenever the opportunity is pre- sented." J A.GMITH.
 2920 Susquehanaa Ave,
 phif9delnLia, "a.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10
EaE sR F@feaA aAwa a
 a ls sGba.;,3 : Se 5s I.F5 ssa

haVp v9sgi Tos9r waiuaEs 2 < .s-5.s d. fl.R < &nd find them F. teea. tOatali't Gn Witieaud them. have uSud them for some time Ter 4-1- to every one. Once tvieu. you #7.. naNeE be Nifheu ut1benl in the family.
 EDE. 4. MARX, albany, 4. 4.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

Trr,-rs Y Rerr>- Bant0nville = . mes k. Jones asAIhgJon
 JUDICIAL.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-08-10

v=sro !. NJ. Pitaah. E. Pros Attorney ". Walker
 LEG5ISIATURE.-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-29

New Orleans, April 2S.-Secretary Hes
ter's weekly New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change statement shows an increase In the
movement into sight compared with the
seven DAYS. ending this date last year of
1900; al increase over the same period
last year before last of q 900 bales
For the 2I0 days of the season that have
elapsed. the movement is behind the 24O
days OF. last year by 172,00O and ahead of
the same days year before last by 2.2O8, 600
The total movement for the 2lO days
from Sept. l to date is 1O.417,s2 against
l0,5Ss827 last year. and s,2l4sl3 year before
last
The movement since Sept. shows re-
ce.pts at an United States ports 1910. 039
against $3.50. 1877 last year. Interior stocks
in excess of those held al the close of the
commercial year 3l9 ia. against 236, 273 last
year; Southern mill takings 96l. 042, against
$4,000 last year.
Foreign exports for the week have been
63,i75, against 5l.l4 last year, making the
total thus far for the season GAG. 43s
against $685., sis last year.
The total takings of American mills
North and South and Canada thus far for
the reason have Eeen 3,O3), 1874, against g. es2. =
70S last year.
Stocks at he seaboard and the twenty
nine leading Southern interior cen ers have
decreased during the week SO $50 bales
against decrease during the correspond
ing period last season of 1855
Including stocks left over at ports and
interior towns from the last crop and the
number of baes brought into sight thus
far for the new crop. the supply to date
is lo6S5.5s9 against lO,7O6,s sl for the same
period last year.