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Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-04-16
The Republican Convention.

1uS NSHOD1l$dA SOAVNAtAOAs
The Republican State Conven-
ton for the naming of delegates
to the National Convention, to
be held in Chicago, was called to
order Tuesday at National
Guard Hall, in Virginia City, by
Geo. T. Mills, of Carson City,
Chairman of the Republican
State Central Committee, T. X.
Hofer, of Carson, acting Score
tary. After electing w. W. Viii
liams, of Churchill, Chairman,
c. F. Norcross. Secretary, and
Lib Hastings, Sergeant-at-Arms.
the convention took a recess un-
til the committees on Creden-
tials, Order of Business and
Platform and Resolutions could
report. While the convention
was waiting the committees re-
ports Major Huffaker delivered
a stirring address in which he
predicted Republican c in
the coming campaign. Address
es were also made by P. L. Full
ton, of Reno, and Mr.. Rogers
OF Carson.
On re-convening, the report OF
the committee on credentials
was read, showing that there
were over one hundred delegates
present, every county being rep,
resented, with the exception of
Lincoln. The Committee on
Platform and Resolutions then
reported and their report en-
dorsed the administration of
President Roosevelt and pledged
the delegates from Nevada to
support him in the Nationa
Convention. The resolutions
also endorsed George Nixon for
United States Senator to sue
coed Vim. NJ. Stewart.
a telegram was received from
Senator Stewart announcing
that he would not be a candI-
date to succeed himself.
The election of delegates to the
National Convention resulted as
follows:
E. A. harrington, 1866; P. L.
Flanagan, 147; X. S. Meacham,
1873; S. l.. Lee, 116: B. H. Rey-
mers, ga; F. J. McNamee, 81;
q. ]. Smith, ~; NJ. L. Roeder,
70 ; Col. Maxson, ~. The first
six-named gentlemen were chos-
en- delegates. NJ. L. Roeder,
one of the defeated candidates,
chartered a special train to come
from Hawthorne in order to bc
in attendance at the State Con-
vention.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-04-16
REAL ESTATE.

I have a number of exception
ally good bargains in town lots
to offer this week. A fine corner
lot in the center of the business
section for sale at a low figure.
Gall on me.
GEO. w. LIKES.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-04-16

Lots in the best section of
Fallon are now offered for sale
on reasonable terms. Suitable
for either business or residence
purposes. Apply to NJ. Nd. Hix.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-04-16
Inquiring About Nevada.

from the East who arrive in
Reno on a mission of ~investiga-
ton, to find so little interest in
the future of the great Sage
brush State said ]. c. Hepner,
a Philadelphia capitalist who
arrived in Reno yesterday and
left for San Francisco on the
midnight train, says the Jour
nal. People who have lived
here for years seem to have no
conception of the vast interest
created all over this country by
the irrigation project now near
ing completion in this State, and
others that are about to be un-
dertaken. The only people here
who seem to be alive to the stu.
alton are the railroad folks.
They know that within the next
two years there is to be a very
large addition to the population
of Nevada, that vast tracts of
now worthless land are to be
reclaimed, that this means thou
sands of new homes, especially
in the western section of the
State, that these homes will be
long to the agricultural classes
and that the products are going
10 add greatly to the railroad $
business.
You have no idea, also, of the
vast interest in theeastern states
over the mining possibilities of
Nevada. Since the collapse of
the great Morgan industrial
bubbles, capital has turned to-
ward mining more than ever
Nevada should take hold of the
irrigation and mining industries
and advertise them to the out
side world. | find that your
Chamber of Commerce is doing
everything possible with the
limited means at their command.
The Chamber should have a
State appropriation of at least
twenty thousand dollars in or
der to systematic the mining
propositions constantly brought
to the Chambers attention and
needing capital to properly de-
velop. Every dollar so expend-
ed will be returned to the State
within the next five years a hun
dred fold"
have some business interests
in San Francisco which require
my time for a couple of weeks
or so. Then l shall return and
begin Investigations on my own
and in behalf of others in New
York and Philadelphia, eager to
find a legitimate field for mining
and agricultural Investments"
The sentiments expressed by
Mr. Hepner were fully borne out
by Major ingalls,, the efficient
and Woodworking secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce.
Il have scores and scores of
letters on file from every section
of the United States,' said the
Major, exhibiting some dated
Chicago, Others Milwaukee,
others New York. Philadelphia.
San Francisco, Oklahoma, in
fact from almost every State in
the Union, most of them ask
ing for information respecting
the irrigated land shortly to be
thrown open for settlement in
Churchill county. The Chamber
is badly handicapped for want
of funds. | have tried to answer
every letter promptly, but for
the most part every bit of the
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-04-16

HOMESTEADERS

Who have difficulty in selecting good
land to be irrigated by the new Govern
ment Canal, should consult II. c. Law
renee, OF Hazen, formerly with the L.
5. Survey party. The best informed
man in Churchill county as to good,
choice land under the new canal.
o4ddress
H. c. LAWRENCE, Fanon, Mev.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08
FROM ALL OVER MICHIGAN
Michigan Wool.

The wool season has opened iu this
state under favorable conditions fof
sellers. While there. are some unfayor.
able features In the wooden trade, u
Is not probdble that they are import
amt enough 90 injure woui prospects
materially. The season Il backward
ANA this always affects the market al
NcrScly. III the weather improves an
Improvement In the market Will FOL
low. In the interior Of this state some
dealers are quoting l5c 20 l'lc for un-
washed. according Ca shrinknge aud
quality, while others quote lGc to @uc,
and Il is likely the latter prices Will
be- obtained for desirable fiepccs. Very
little of the lower priced wOols VIII br
sold, us the hacks uf heavy mcrinos
once prominent in the state have been
largely crossed with dclninc mcrino
rams or those of the mutton breeds
The great bulk OF the clip VIII Ice
crosshrcdS, running from unc-quarter
To- one-hnlf blood. with good sprink-
ling uf fine dclaiur ticcccs from Ram
huuillct and dclaiuc merino hocks
The clip of the state Is OF cN-
cccdlngly mixed character owing
Go Hook owners using rams col different
breeds So generally. There may be
three or four distinct lines OF blood Ia
q flock, ana each one will leave its
impress on the fleece
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08
MnIt, In NInrnnritc.

Emil Waltz. sent from Detroit Co the
Marquette prison FOR life. following
his conviction MS the murderer 81 little
AlphOuso Wilmr~. has been removed
from solitary confinement and put %
work leo tI" cigar shop az the instItu-
ton. lie bad been iu solitary contiuc-
mcut since hiS Incarceration in the
prison. about two weeks ago. and at "a
meeting uf the board of control. held
lat" last week. his case WAS given ut-
tcutiou. The board was iJyouhly ina
pressed with Waltz and decided that
IL would hr best to remove him from
the solitary confinement and give him
employment lie viii hr employed
packing cigars and FOR the past day
or two he has been observing tile work
ct the old packers. men skilled in the
task 10y long experience. So FAR Waltz
has been very we'll behaved ard says
'fiat hc rs DESTROYS of making q record
as good prisoner
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

John Shochau. Just returned to De
iroit, after serving "a throc.ycar sent
cncc In The state prison FOR burglary
committed la Detroit, has made acru-
sdtions against the abuse of the
"trusty' system az The ponitcutiury:
against The conduct Of thc hospital
where he says prisoner cannot get
tn" proper attention unless he becomes
talc-hcarcr against his fellows. and
concerning ncumpctcncy and cNtrava-
gancc in the prison culinary depart
mont. lie also saws that ont of tho
$1,000 appropriated for repairs. there
WIS spent S2.Ou0 for a greenhouse. al
though the painter has been unable To-
set money enough tu buy lead For his
paints. \ careful Investigation OF these
charges made hy the Detroit News
shows the charges 90 bo false and the
discipline Of the prison 8. commended.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08
MhItrn.h Planting.

Tho state fish hatchery 90 StUlt Ste
Marie has received lO.UO.0uU white.
fish Try from the Detroit hatchery aud
100000 lake trout FRY from North
VILE. Mich. both shipments coming
from tile United States fish commits
sion. which Is working In conjunction
with the state ln the operation OF the
institution az the Snult Ste Marie.
These fish. later on, will all bc planted
In WhltetiSh bny. Lake superior. There
i a falling of In the supply of white
fish fry this spring owing Co the uu-
usually small amount Of eggs secured
lu the Detroit river last fall.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

Prof l.. u. Taft. superintendent Of
tie horticultural department of the
state College in recent bulletin says
that the SAN Jose seI.c has hrru found
az various points iu MichiAu. This
-rIlc viii kiil au appic t,r" 800 fr'm
Hr.o Co five vrIrs u SPREADS worry
rapidly and Goo shu't tim. -..l ruu
a Wsuic fruit lrt Every ut.' trn
owner shorld examine the branches 90
his trees ami forward to Prof l.. ~.
Taft branches that appear sc1ly The
professor will idcutify the disease.
The best cure for this disease BIS %
wash used iu California. compound
of lime. sulphur aud salt.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

Various gentlemen who at one time
or another have thought they could
buy mp all the wheat IN the world will
fnd the account OF Mr.. Sully's expert.
ence more thrilling than a detective
story.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

Mr.. Kubelik's experience with a
German audience differs from similar
ones OF some OF our violinists In that
sticks. stones, cabbages and eggs
were not intended as a reflection upon
his playing.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

DO like America as wei as did
in former years." says Patti. 20. no.
the country has changed So much and.
really. e has not changed for The
Better" Just Ike PATHS voice.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

John o. Heald OF Orange. having Of
forod n prize OF 800 for the words
and music Of a song that win best
exemplify tho true Yale spirit poets
Will now rack their brains for a str
ring phrase TO rhyme with IT. u. with
Harvard"
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

The juice OF tho rubber tree Is 80
per cent water and 50 per cent rub.
Der. The percentage OF water Is said
90 be much greater in tho rubber
trust
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

"The main business 81 the child. d"
ayers Principal Watt, "is TO grow" II
is the opinion ~ many experienced
parents that the main business Of the
male child Is TO eat. Growth "a mere
D. secondary and Incidental.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08
j. A. MrNzlrs, Publisher

n the amateur theatrical hug Is dan
serous. what must be said OF the real
article?
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

The displaced mine" seems 20 be
about as unpleasant for the Russians
at Port Arthur as the "saltod mine
was for the guileless in the earlier
days OF the West.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

Asked what impressed him most I'm
this country, ". b. Yeats. the Irish
poet, replied: Tho TAT Irishmen; we
have none az home Come over, the
rest OF you. and fatten up!
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

When the busy American reads
that the census OF India. just taken.
shows a population OF 2g4 100000. or
four times that Of the United States.
he just naturally can't help wondering
how they all get a living.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

True poverty Is a blessing" said
Father Huntington; and so IL un-
doubtedly Is; but ah-what Is truth?
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

n a gallon OF gasoline will run an
automobile 20 miles and gasoline costs
Is cents gallon. how long will II
take you 20 save up money enough 20
buy a secondhand poif-pefpen ma
chine?
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

Patience, perseverance and practice
will achieve wonders. Probably per
cent OF our population can now pro-
uouncc Nladiyostok without stuttcr-
tnE.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

One sad thing about Il Is that the
magazine editors will never ask Mr..
Sully 10 write articles on the dlsad-
yantagos OF college education.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

The people would like clean money.
no doubt bat they are willing 10 put
M with badly sCiled currency rather
than not have e. The SO bill microbe
isn't % very abhorrcnt after al.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

Prince yuca-yowah-F ute-yalaf Saba
yousaw- Mohamed OF Central Africa IL
occurring In this country. but his name
Is not yet on every lip.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

Gold deposits have been discovered
In Tibet This being the case. the
Grand Llama may as we'll get ready
20 move out ENGLAND can't let Tibet
lie around unused any longer
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

Andrew Carnegie says that the can
tain Of industry who seeks hoard of
dollars is OF a low type. What a bles.
sed thing is reform Philadelphia
Ledger.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

n YOU must speculate be- prudent.
Don't plunge on margin until you have
remembered to give a S26J.O house
20 your wife.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

Jill ig the name OF the leading news
paper Of Japan. II requires a pretty
long stretch of tho Imagination TO find
that no Japanese breakfast can be
complete without jill
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

A Chicago alderman has iust pub
iished a poem entitled "On Seeing a
Robin" Yes. Chicago aldermen have
changed
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

London's experts are only half
right Il Is not the biggest guns but
the ability 10 use them that wins bat
ties.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

Hetty Green having recently re.
nounced 81 a week rooms and pur.
chased a handsome house In New
York with art gallery and music room
attachments. Il Is now IN order for
Russell Sage TO design for himself
marble palace
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

Grim famine Is beginning TO stalk
through parts Of Russia and even the
Tomsk cats are starving.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

Can You name more than three peo-
pie YOU have ever known who could
tell story well?
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

Don't waste any sympathy ON Sully.
He got exactly the dose OF medicine
his system needed.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08
RICHARD K. FOX, Franklin So, New York.
CHICKEN CHOLERA

Chicken Cholera can positively be- cured. he
most severe tests have pruNen This Without a
doubt Hundreds speak w posltiy. expression
A. tothelr delighted results iu u.lng star foUt-
try Powder. Even when they are - Tar gone
they cannot eat, niue out VI ton can De cured hy
mulStcuinr the food AND spriukling u thieklY
with star Poultry Powder. then t-ei u % them,
Your poultry viii not have cholera " Nnn Iced
70, aud besides the Increase ~ the amount 81
eggs will d0uhiy paw for t'ir pnwtirr Nuu can
lofre production ~ eggs ~ ynu can work from
well cared for hnfsr. See that tnur poultry a.
healthy and fttcd foe their tssk hy feeding star
Poultry Powder % pays fnr itsef All YOU
have 81 do ~ 90 feed a. PIT up IN two sizes, 80
aud si packages You SAVE sc by blfSing the
lAxve paok ga Grant uoldcL.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08

Mrs. Louise Adlc. of caro-. died last
week on the first anniversary of her
husbands death.
Thursday night George Brookmcyer,
fisherman. shot himself through the
hand with revolver when seven
niles out on the ice. lie had To walk
70 BAY city. IL niles through water
1art 0f the wny. io get a physician.
Fowjccn-ycar-old neloss colby. OF
birthstone city. was killed while LOOK.
ing for eggs IN the harm.
Arthur Egglesiun fell into vat o.
boiling water ~ tie mill Of the Char.
'e-yOiX Lumber Co. and was So severe
y scalded that there Il little hope OF
iaving his life.
The old line insurance companies
ISSUED policies IN Michigan during the
wear % $50. 55Sill.OG. and at the close
Of the year tho policies In force
amounted 10 S2.ii. rs. SO3.Ij. Thes,
companies received To- premiums dur
lag year from Michigan policy holders
s. .GG3.OT2 OS. aud pnid out for losses
s.. 49,. T0S.9I.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08
Two wiz Left.

Mrs Mary Rogers. who died in Mus
kegon recently. has involved the pro-
bate courts Of Muskegon and Wayne
counties iu peculiar tangle. she
lived I'm Detroit. where she owned real
estate. and some time ago made a will.
filing IL In Wayne county. she after.
wards came to Muskcgon where. two
days before her demise. size fled an.
other will. IL Is now for TIE courts 90
decide on her lceal residence and
which county the VIII shall be- probat-
ed Ia.
Rural free delivery route. covering
% miles. will be established 40 MANS.
ti0uc.
The supreme court denies McGarry's
appeal for q new trial. 81 his convic.
ton I'm connection with the Crane
Rapids water scandal stands lie H.
now in Florida
4 Saginaw man when pulled out
Of the river half dead refused to
touch liquor. saying he never drank.
\ hlll approprlntinr $4,000 FOR n
lighthouse and fog signal at Rock or
Ages. Lake Superior. has been lahI
over till next session
The body 81 William \. Ladd. aged
2S years. reached Hastings. his home.
on what was 90 have been his wedding
day. lie WAS engaged 90 Miss Flor
cuce Huber. OF Bath. y. Y. ON the last
day before he was 90 stnrt east FOR
the wedding be- fell % feet to his death
through the breaking 81 an iron beam
In building upon which bc was
working.
The Yale expositor., 1904-04-08
Lee Gorrr-.

\ sheet Of lee. Of mile area. aud
two feet thick. was broken up by the
high wind which swept Lake So Clair
sunday. and created havoc In the Vi.
entity Of Milk River point. IL crashed
Into the shore. carrying away mum
Der OF boat houses, and Monday pas
sengcrs on the Shore Line ear en-
ioycd the sight Of piles Of lee - To go
feet high. The damage TO the houses
ind boating equipment will be consld.
rablc. AZ Tie head OF Belle Isle ami
" Peche island, also. the down-coming
Lake 81. clair ice Is piled very high.
approximately Ia Co - feet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-07
uloo G0rino.

3 ct. 2omis bolot 9qger ct 2anos.
msoe ben 4be Sftober og iorbonoIeot
ON, buorleoes man ifal renie 9anoel
for S0rimgsimitten. en- Heiolutior
|peotoges, bporefter T~rriioentens aa.
|biuet ifal forsges meo en- Smobcos,
%fommisi9r, Der bar Mpn6igbeo til
at tage fraftiae Sorbolosreeler for al
.uorpooc SuberfoIoiis lieeiom / 9an.
mart og 9orge.
6lere al be msoenoe 29aer oplp.
ite afbnnolinger ON, bnorleoes man
ifal gaa frern. Srrlige 2ope mao
I'll. Oct bsr paaIeeges baabe Sta.
ternes StpreIier oe Acknowledgment.
gen at fsre SiIipn life alene meo OF.
fentlige gbsninser OF Sernbane.
pogne, men oeiaa meo Seiegaaroe og
Sfolebiie.
s Spiflanb os onoeniteos | Gil.
ropa err Der oprettet fommunaIe Ga.
natorier, og Wsbet pebtog en- 9eio.
luton ON, at BET iamme bsr ife / De
6orenebe Stnter. Dan ber oporaae
Solicit til at taee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MOB SGring peb at uobrebe Smaa.
i~frifter oerom, boloe 6oreorag o.
itifte 6oreuiHger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-07
Sorifielist.

"Warsc" CT Napnet poa ct tibet
norif Blob, Tom Ct beepnbt at iiOfom.
me ! Stousbton, iris, meo Snoiioer
fra ct @ln0 ! Maoiion. Meliaiss %
politiif Cperbrrcnbeo CT bets Sopeo.
program.
Hidarb Grofer, Den gamle Tam.
mani.Sspoina, Der ! De iioite gar bar
cpboIot fig | England, bill muIigens
ON ct Mars Iio penoc tiIbage til Gcw
yorf, cftcr bpao gr.aRapor Ban @pd
meooeler.
Sptcf Nieogett / minneapolis er
iolgt til Sbe lniteo Cities Stealth
Corporation for $500, 900. &c tib.
ligere eiere bar imiblertib Ieict oct
igien paa Here aar % bill forti9tie
&oteloriiten iom for.
ypn til Guuicpelt. G. 9. Merel
inolepereoe oen 3Ote September en-
Fetition til ErGiioent @ooiepeIt, Der
anmooes ON at tase Zig Of aonsoita.
ten, afitafie Slaoeriet % beifptte De
inoisote. Retitionen er unoerifrepen
al en- W9nsoe 9erioner meo fienote
@apne. SioIieere err Ell Iignenbe Be.
tition inbsioen til ben enselife ae.
'giering.
Northern Spma Scadcrs Msiueia.
tiun boloer tit lite aarlige Msoe !
3nbnque ben 20be, 21be OF 22be
Sftober 1904. asiociationens MI.
perenbe gmbebsmeilS er: Yrqii.
bent Siipt. i. z. Slot, Snbuque;
giceprafioent, Miis 5rances StiIes,
@oterloo; Sefretrr, Mrs. Selen Sp.
pcrion, Maion gitp; aasierer Sbo.
mas 10. Sriib Gubuauc.
llnoerpanSsfabclen til 5itfa / gno-
ia er MI neoiaet, og ON nogle iaa
0age oil ben fnnne tages | 9rug.
Sermcb er MaifaS Selegrafipitem
~fillofprt. Ger bar pGret arbeioet Ser.
nleO | tire Gar, 90 2injerne tiaanoS
90 tilpanoS ubgisr en- iamlet 2pngoe
al omtrent 1000 Mil. Sermeo err
Nome og hele OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
men fommet / birefte 3elegrafiorbin.
belle meo be Soreneoe Stater.
Sffe Sernbanelanb. SettIere, Der
bar toget Someiteabs paa 2anb, iom
j fin 9ib al 8esierinaen bleo n~iitaaet
til Sionr Gitp & ct. SAUL. 9nnen,
BANDIT | Sirsoags en- aisisrenoe Seier
| Siour Gitp, ga. Salt II Sager ari.
gaaenoe 2ano til Ell iamlet GRroi al
$125,000 blsp al oen isoerale Ret
aigiort til SettlerneS Sorbel. Tet.
ten bGpoer, at oa Seit proieftereoe
9ane albris blep bpgset, tilfom Den
beller life peofommenoe "9ano
Grant" % bapbe ieluislgelig insen
Met til at ialee bette Sano. Genne
Strib bar MI perieret for Metterne |
narepis, og 2ano til en- 8prbi al oper
en- Wilion Collars er tnpulperet |
Sagen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-07
Gn i~grselia ltlpffc

bGubtc iiSjte SirSSae / DIR. og
gerS. @eurp 6rrotbeims Siem / 0ia.
Siion Soipnibtp. Mrs. 5reotbeim
oaifeoe &IGber % bapoe eli flor SIZE.
Del meb fogenoe 9ano pna Spnen,
iom bun % Sieneitepigen piIoc lsiie
al. Get enc Soonotoa poa aieoelen
brGffeSe, og oct fogeube gono ipilb.
teS oper Ell Iioen nnrSgammel Ssn,
iom Iegeoe poa @uIpet. goruet blep
lao ilne forbrGn6t, at oct tro0S 2Gge.
biplp, Tom tilfolSteS ira &iogelpop.
hsoe iamme gften, gearnpeIieu fonSt
Steo SorSbng. Seino AIRS, 6reot.
heinz % Ell 0atter blep iIemt ior.
brGnot paa 9enene al oct foeenoe
9un0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-07
GerDrab % Gmegn.
Zen Sic Citober 1904
saarnntret.

llhret / Commissioned bcspnSie
forrise Sorsbaa at mooIe Sioeii, "a
Srrna9 begpuote aloffeu at fIno.
Observation-Disclosures, Sr. RiIs Sobn.
Jon, nnbcfoIeoe til 9oorN OF Super.
piiors. at aIoffcu irttes mo / Ct Mnul
Tor tia iclp | Sanrnct, uieo Tag oner
famt CT @ulp unoer, % at Here Sper.
trG tases no meIlem Ssilernc, iaa
al Spoeu faar irtt Ssb. "a oil Slot.
ten ftnnc hereS / mango NtileS vi.
itano, ha oeu bar GU ipIoia % RIG
SLING. SeIe Gerfet i Saorret er ct
ian iulNfoumeut Stpffe mefuuiIf ar.
beibe, lomt man fan iinoe u~oecuItcbS.