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C. C. Burger, consulting engineer for the New England and Clifton Cop per company. arrived last week to lay out plans for the erection by the con- pany of a concentrating plant, and also for the erection of d gravity mines to the millsite. Surveying for the tramwav site, and for the concen- trating plant will commence at once. The development work in the mines is being pushed as rapidly as possible .. It is expected that connections will be made from the mine with the tunnel of the old Clifton Con. company with in six months. When these connec- tions are made the company will com meuce to take out ore for tho new plant. which ii not in operation at that time will be in readiness soon
 thereafter. The company already has a large tonnage Of high grade ore on its dumps which was taken out while doing development work. Mir
 Burger stated that he was not pre- pared at the present time to announce the full plans of the company as to its future equipment and plant. He stated, however. that it was the policy of the company to 20 slow with
 it's plant until it had developed it's prop erty for some considerable time yet
 The company has been developing its property for more than three years, and is today operating at greater depth from the surface than any other company in the camp It's
 main working shaft has reached a depth of 500 feet, which is intersected with tunnels from the surface at dif- ferent levels. The ERA is informed that the mine has made a wonderful showing for the amount Of develop
 men' done, ana aside from its rich ore for which the mine was always famous it has large body of sulphide ores averaging from to l2 per cent. from which the new concentrating plant will be supplied. High grade ore and concentrates will be shipped and sold upon the completion Of the tramway
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Notice of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the "egu- la,. annual meeting Of the stockholders of the Clifton Consolidated Copper Mines of Arizona, for the purpose Of clect-ng directors for the ensuing year and transacting such other business as may come before the meeting. will be held at the office of the company at Clifton. Arizona, on the 25th day Of April, l9J4, at o'clock, D. m.
 JOHN l.. HAMPTON,
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The ERA is requested by a promi- nent citizen 1f Duncan 10 announce that that precinct will have candi- date. iu ;he person Of Dr.. k. A. Alton. for the democratic national convention a, St Lou'- Duncan. ir would be well to remem ber. is the Banner Demo- crate Precinct Of Arizona" and a~ our inro.mer states she comes not a- a supplicant for favOr-, but as an beir in her own natural right. seeking proper recognition from the demo- cra.ic party cI the county" D.. Alton i- well known in Clifton. having resided here some two years agO.
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Mail Service on A. & N. NJ.

On Wednesday morning regular mail servics was inaugurated oyer the A. & \. M. T.. l.. between Clifton and Hachita. The service was put into effect by Chief Clerk Toll, Of the mail service. with C. M. Ejte in charge oi tle mail car. This new service will be Of great advantage to Clifton, as it will enable our citizens to get their mail much earlier in the evening, and permit them to post their mail on the ear in the morning up to the time oi the departure of the train, which will be a great convenience to businessmen The new service will certainly be ap- preciated
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and concentrating plant until such time as the company erects smelling nlant of ils own. IL is safe to say that The New England will be large and steady producer before the close or the present year.
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Grand Raffle.

Two thorough. bred saddle horses, mare and horsr, gn all he saits known to saddle stock. Tickets for rdfllo will be sold by F.. K. smith. Tickets range from 35c to S2.50, with - free tickets 10 be drawn.
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Cromb x shannon continue 10 hau- 1lc the choicest rauge and refrigerated mcl-t. Tclcphoue 2S
 Webster & Everhardy carry a com plctc line of Monarch goods. \ trial order will convince you ut it's excel fence and superior.
 Forbes will have a big removal sale before moving to the new store on Chase creek.
 FOR SALN-Go Good-slod wall tents used for residence iu south Clifton Gail on Cladd Hooker al X. C. store
 Risdon's photographs are up to date See his work and get his prices before going elsewhere.
 ForeeS. bellows. anvil~, mo"'Jrs gold pans, etc, at = J. Forbes, Chase creek
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For Sale.

Four room adobe, hard finish, with both hot and cold water. Also 3-room frame house in the rear. Enquire Of J. C. Wcrnc-, Iill's addition.
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A meeting of The Masonic lodge will be held Saturday night for work in the first degree.
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The brick work Is progressing rapidly on <. J. Forbes store bu'l1iug on Cop per avenue.
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A new survey has been made b. the Detroit Copper Mining company sur veyors. for the new ore bins at the Hyerson mine. Plans and specifica- tions are being prepared by Engineer Burtch. preparatory to receiving bids for their construction. The bins will be about 240 feet long, and will be used to handle the ore from the Copper Mountain, Arizona Central and Ryei'- son mines. A belt will run from the bins to the mill, upon which the ore will be conveyed, thus doing away wi .h great expense in the matter of hoisting, and enabling the West Yankee hoist 10 better take care of the increased production Of ore which will come from the old Yankee through the tunnel now being driven from that mine. to connect it with the hoist. The company is working from both ends of this drive, and expect Co break through in very short time. These new improvements, in addition to the new mill to be erected, and the new power house in course of erection will make Morenci one of the best equipped mining camps in Arizona, and it's already large production Of copper will be materially increased at lesser cost to the cOmplnv.-El Ob-erO.
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Edward Gomez has opened a saloon in ibc American House, on Chase creek.
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Notice to Stockholders.

The adj burned annual meeting oI the stockholders of the Standard Copper Mines wiIl b. held in the cnmpsny's oiice in Clifton. Arizona on Saturday, April Both. 1904. a. . D. m.
 STANDARD COPPER MINES.
 By T. B. INGLIS.
 Secretary.
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Groutd i7 being >brnke'.,tr tbe A. z. Co.'S office building on Railroad avenue.
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Dr. BaImcr, Roy Wayland and Newt Robinson on Saturday night last were raised to the sublime degree of Mas ter Na-Ou-.
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The Arizona Mohair company O More nci, has been incorporated for S2j GOO. The incorpo"ators are C. F.. Johnson, president; Hunter Spoon, vice president: r.. NJ. Hurd. treasurer and Mr. Gee secretary. The company commences with 23Oo head of high grade goats on Eagle rive, which will b. increased d. rapidly as possible The company recently bought 1900 head of high-grade Angoras from Reese WebSte" of Clifton. The ERA has several times stated that the An gOra goat business was the best pay ing business in Arizona, and expressed surprise that more people did not en- gag in the business. The goats will average about four pounds of hair each. which k worth 10 cents per pound. Conservative estimates place the net prof of the goa business at - per cent, but bv good att:ntion it will do much better than that.
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MINOR MENTION
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Electric lights will soon be placed n,nnn Chn.e creek
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Friday evening last Mr. and Mrs. otto Rosenthal entertained few friends al thei~ home in North Clifton. complimentary to Miss Winne Marston and Mr. John Stirrat whose wedding had just been cclcbr.ted. A pleasant feature of the evenings entertainment was the bride cutting the wedding cake, allowing the young ladies piece to dream on. Pit and finch were en- joycd, also a game of the five senses. - The invited guests were: Mr and Mrs. McClay, Miss Fleming, Mr. r. Torrance. Mr-. Prettyman, Clyde Prettvman. Mr. and Mrs. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Hammond, Miss Marston, Mr. Stirrat. Mrs. Doran. Mss l.. Doran, Mr. Archie Stewart, Joe Kincaid. Mr. and Mrs. HargeS, Mr.. Mary Wright, Mrs. Morrison and w. !. Hincaid.
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The ERA is informed by Manager Bennie of the ShannOn company that he expects U have the new concentrating plant running by the 10th instant. About 100 tons per day will then be put through the concen- trating plant, and 200 tons will be smclted direct. This will materially increase the output of the Shannon plant. but it will not he run at its full capacity for some time yet. The Shannon company is making a most enviable reputation this year. Its total output for the year will surely be a surprise for some Of the oder com panies of the territory.
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Wm. Whallcy is having a handsome j-room cottage erected on Crystal ave nuc. south Clifton. J. C. Werner has thc contract.
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d.OuR NthHt tit-th
 Grould i7 being >brnke'-ltr tbe A. ". Cos office building on Railroad avenue.
 Edward Gomez ha7 opened a saloon in ibc American House, on Chase creek.
 The brick work Is progressing rapidly on <. J. ForDe-' store building on Cop per avenue.
 A meeting of The Masonic lodge will be held Saturday night for work in the first degree.
 Dr. Bamcr, Roy Wayland and Newt Robinson on Saturday night last were raised to the sublime degree of Mas ter Ma7ou-.
 Wm. Whallcy is having handsome 5-room cottage erected on Crystal ave nuc. south Clifton. J. C. Werner ha, thc contract.
 Webster & Evcrhardy are now opera ling their cold air storage plant, which is most convenient during the wa m wca'h he".
 County School Superintendent Wm. A. Moody has been appointed bishop of Thatchcr's Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter bay Saints.
 ira Johnson recently opened d new saloon in North Clifton, aud ia now qucnchiug the thirst Of denilens O. that section with refreshing beverages.
 Tho called statement Of the First National Bank for March 2Sth appears in this issue of the ERA. The state ment makes good showing for the bank.
 Mr. and Mr.. A. C. Smith expect to move into their new residence on Hills addition within a few days. They will have one of the most comfortable homes ip the city.
 Mrs. Fisherman, of Globe, i7 assist ing in the First National Bank during the absence of Assistant Cashier Rob inson, who i- attending the roundup op Eagle and Black rivers.
 George II. Eirdno, deputy county assessor. is still at work in the Clifton precinct, but will soon be through. Clifton will show the largest gain in property wealth Of any precinct in the county.
 Mrs. Geo. E. Gamble. returned Wednesday from visit to friends in Tucson. Miss Josie, who accompanied her mother, remained for a longer visit. Will Gamble. who is attending the university. cane over for a few days rest and rccrcation.-Bulictin.
 \ meeting of the Territorial Board of Pharmacy was held in Clifton this week. The meeting wa presided over by r. l.. McCutchen, vi,c-p c~ilent of the board, W. II. Bntlcr, ot Globe, member of the board, being present. F. F. Foster, of Fl Pa-o, T. r. Bar retJ and D. l.. Bailey, of Clifton, were present, and were examined by the board touching their proficiency for certificates as pharmacists under the territorial law After the cXamina- tiou of the applicants the board ad iourned to meet at Phoenix on the 18th instant. at which time the eN-
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LOCAL MINES AND MINING.

The Monte Cri5to company has made a contract with the Shannon com pany for the treatment Of all Of their ore running above IO per cent. The com pany is now working fifteen men.
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From all reports Editor Bennett, Of the Herald. and Lamar Townsend nave real bonanza on their New Triumviate near the rock house on Chase creek. The stringer of ore, which was only a Jew inches in width on the surface, has widened to more than three feet in width at a depth Of ten feet The ore is a black man gauese or iron, carrying about 10 per cent. copper. The ore is most valuable for Guxing. The discovery is near the railroad, which gives additional value to the ore.
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The Mining Record Of Denver, Colo rado. prints tlble Of ColOrado's pro- drction Of gold, silver, le ad, copper aud zinc for the year 1903, She figures being furnished by Chief Clerk Ed ward F. Leech of the branch mint at Denver. The totals are as follows: Gold, $22. 7o5. III; silver lcoiping galue) Sl7 l44.9S4: lead, S4.474 459; copper, Sl.O8O Ol9; zine, B. HI ,920; Grand total Of production, S50. .SI9 ,993.
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Sanitary conditions in Clifton are q perfect fright, and without well or 4anizad effort t,r hettcrmeIt. an un- usually -ickiy season will result.
 Were it moi ror the fact that Clifton has the best climate on cir-h. d pesti- lence might be expected Many families are already preparing to spend the summer elsewhere. and so it Is. and SD jt will contilu tl be until the town compile, with the laws of sanitation. People cannot be eN- pccted to build hoTes and become
 permanent citizens in q place where no attention is paid to the general health of the community. It is the duty of the head of q family to look to the welfare of his little flock. He cannot afford to take chances on a matter Of such grave importance. Unless radical measures are soon adapted a large part of Clifton's pOpu- 1 latiou will depart with the coming Of l hot weather. But what of those who cant get away? Is their health and l lives not worth the consideration Of 1 the community? Must they fore ger ! live in sQualOr. filth and disease? ] Is there no hope for the future? Must ] this continue from year to year, or will ihe community a. a whole realize i that it owes duty to humanity above . the sordid gain Of dollars and cents? l Have you sern George? He is at ! Webster X Everhardy's cold storage.
 }t'> doctors business to stud Y
 health. Doctors confidently recom- l meni Harper Whiskey. Sold by H. ! W. Wright
 Meadow Gold butte" and cheese are ] uneNcelled, fog sale only Ov $. J. ! Forbes. Chase creek.
 New crop Of imported cabbage and
 all fresh vegetables in season of eN- ceptional good quality at Webster & ] Everhardy's, Chase creek.
 Fresh veal, prime beef, mutton and 'ork. Prompt delivery. Clifton Mar
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Fresh veal, prime beef, mutton and 'ork. Prompt delivery. Clifton Mar
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Full line of Ea,ston foods at ;. !. Forbes. Chase creek.
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Mrs. Fisherman, of Globe, i7 assist iug in the First National Bank during the absence of Assistant Cashier Rob inson, who i- attending the roundup ou Eagle ana Black rivers.
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Married, in Clifton, oa Wednesday Of last week Miss Winnie Marston to Mr. John Stirrct, Rev. Curry H. Love officiating. The wedding took place at the home Of the hrid's parents in North Clifton and wa, attended by relatives and few friends The bride i, one o' Clifton'7 brightest young ladies and has resided here several years Thc groom is one Of Ciiftons upright aud honest young men, and is connected with the Arizona Copper company. The happy couple will make their home in North Clifton. where q beautiful home wI, prepared by the groom. The ERA extends con- @ratulatioHs.
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New crop Of imported cabbage and all fresh vegetables in season of eX- ceptional good quality at Webster & Everhardy'S. Chase creek.
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"Oid Jeronimo," not the orig Sinal -calping Apache, who enjoyed such ar i,rer.,ii,lfl, -lJ,i,srr;e,i- lir crFTs- ,cnHrt-y many years ago, but an innocent old codger who earns livelihood as fruit yender. got his hide soaked with tarautUIa juice Monday last, and while attempting 10 cross the swinging bridge. lo-t his equilibrium. and came near falling into the river. Hi, feet g,t caught between the wire rope and the pIark7 Of the bridge, and the old man could get neither up nor down. He was recovered, but soon made another attempt to cross the bridge, and met with better success.
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Mr. and Mr.. A. C. Smith expect 10 move into their new residence on Hills addition within few days. They will have one of the most comfortable homes ip thc city.
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Webster & Evcrhardy are now opera ling their cold air storage plant, which is most convenient during the warm wca'he".
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Meadow Gold butte" and cheese are uneNcelled, fog sale only Ov $. J. Enrbes. Chase creek.
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lt'> d doctors business to study health. Doctors confidently recom- meni Harper Whiskey. Sold by H. N \Nriuht
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Have you serd George? He is at Webster X Everhardy's cold storage.
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County School Superintendent Wm A. Moody has been appointed bishop of Thatchcr's Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter bay Saints.
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George IT, Eirdno, deputy county assessor, is still at work in the Clifton precinct, but will soon be through. Clifton will show the largest gain in property wealth Of any precinct in the county.
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ira Johnson recently opened new saloon in North Clifton, aud is now qucnchiug the thirst Of denilens O. that section with refreshing beverages.
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For several years past il has been known that oil oozed from the ground along the Frisco below the D. C. pump house. Since the fn1ing Of coal in this section the oil discovery has taken on additional importance, as it l. now generally believed that good, strong 1ow Of oil eau be had there by devel- opment.
 A 5 Eylar, recorder of Fl Paso, visited Clifton this week on business connected with the POlaris Mining company, Of which he was the form CT secretary. He visited the mines and wa most agreeably surprised at the large amount of work done since the recent change in the management of the company.
 The D C Co. have commenced de- veIopment work on tReir coal property near Moreuci. Individuals interested in that section have also commenced development work Representatives Of the Colorado Iron and Fuel Co. were recently on the ground and pron ounced the field one Of great promise. Devel- opment work will soon test the matter.
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Mrs. Geo. E. Gamble. returned Wednesday from a visit 10 friends in Tucson. Miss Josie, who accompanied her mother, remained for longer visit. Will Gamble. who is attending the university, cane over for few days rest and rccrcatiou.-B Bullctin.
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Clifton. Aria, April |, 'ool,
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The called statement of the First National Bank for March 2Sth appears in this issue of the ERA. The state ment makes good showing for the bank.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-06

Itummeinitituttet, Profesfor Serfn
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nier bos Gnfebronning Caroline Nmds
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-06

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.er af9aaet oeo 0sben, tribes Der ben
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piOe, ibpor bsj Grob S6rsber og
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oiit, at Qitop - life minoIt fom ben
rationale 5orpoIt mob Sro bar
foet 6~etpbelig Snbfbbelie / oibe are6g
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9Grtinbs. ben 9ennemfre 9~erfonlig-
feb, Der nRiten bar bleben en- 4fgub
for Sfolens Gleber. 0o aalmors
u%nionens 500 Qars Set 1897 blep
ferret / QifoD, os mango Menb oe
9pinber fra bele Norben bapbe Fat
bOeranbre St9pns, bar 5ru Sdreber
meb ben D9rbiee Ro, Der bar bsnbe
egen. @enftanb for olminbelig Be-
unbrins. Selo fulgte bun meb al
lib Doaeen Snisresie bet aanbslip.
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Den afosoe bIeD 90 Oar. 5un bar
en- Ssiier til 8ensrulmajor Wusner,
Oberft Wagner oe paitor Mngner /
Stelfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-06

GtnenzW inbesm9rte
Som 5slge at be Qnmobninser, Der
er fremtomne fra ubenlanbfe qeeer
og patienter ON at MATTE pbe gis
cras til Minbesmartet for profesfor
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fig / 5orbinbelfe meb f~remrossnoe
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2anbe. ubbaleets Opforbring ON al
fisfie So9en er bleDen mobtdeet meh
tor Smsbetommenbsb, os unberfo-
miteer er MI traabte / 8irffombb
europa og 4merita.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-06

gr9ftejubi(9er. - 70
tenbte pr9 ter. - paftor Sss
rem gbriition SsrenTsn bapbe ben q.
hob. b0ret tnbttet til 8drniions
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cember 1843 og er Ssn af St'bs,
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tor SerenIen ebnebe at famle en- be
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Serenfen til Ribber at 0~annebrog.
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fetigsliter9r 8irffombeb - bar fad,
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rerne for Snbre Misfion.
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bet er % Oar fiben, ban bleb pr9ft /
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SIN of 5orifanber og pr9ff beb DsOs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-06

let, men life Iau Iibt bebre / apalitet,
og mar fuu bertil Iaaees ben Iette,
burtige og bermeO biaige 6git. ton
9opeoreiultatst moi ii9es at babe pG=
ret ct / bet BEL sanite 9obt 0pIiaar pg
for life faa Ggne enbo9 ct fortrinligt
dar.