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Evening capital., 1907-09-05
NOTICE.


A~NsreAf~, sept sth E.-
fhe attention % a. property oNnars as
hereby called - tne follsgsirsr tserfI.,r.. -
Article XIV ef tne Nttv Eosfe-
SEcrfoS 2 ft snail Eot ee lawfuf aereafter
Tor any perscu Cr persons - GREET ar 3 .i.lar
70 rem ain ou hls. Der ur their ureut sea "a rer.
said rremises bind ca ans sf-esl. iar~ ar
alley through e alen 3 pliallc sewer u Iatf 81
constructed aEy szuE. Na1l1 box or ofnsr -
eeptacie for FxtEy mattfrs. on has aer a.
their premises. b1t Re, sne or taeV snail -
required unde< q permit as relI nfTe.t b. t1Is
article % erect . drain rlre VIA nroref
tape nom tnetr premises 70 cunnerf ntrn
said sewer q sufficient capaclIg % carrr olf
70 said seWer All prlVg oxner li.IIll-l nrltr,r
when may = aceu1a zllaze1 O. trelr resrel-
tive premises
cEcIfoS 8 Penalty for vlofal.ou of tA.a
Article FIST of4enEe. nat less tnan "a nnr
more tnan - for ever slfsesf1enE Gaeaen.
rot less than SIG n4r n1afe fhan tf
Notice is hereby g1wen 11ar unEsss ne nrr-
visions Of the above sections are eol.l > lsst
with at once. wAll pEneeef1 81 due pres.as, ~
law 70 enforce tie provisions cG the saia ar
ticle-
~. If NA&SANT
. city Lcmm tzslnmer.
Evening capital., 1907-09-05
A Legal Holiday

Governor Wariield yesterday issued
a proclamation designating Septem-
Der Il defenders Day. as a legal
holiday The proclamation is pub
Iished in another column of this
paper.
Evening capital., 1907-09-05

The choirmaslcr of 81. Anne 1
Church vii be in the choirroom of the
church tomorrow. Friday. September
5. from 10 10 II o'clock. 10 meet all
rev boys who " ish 10 enter the choir.
Evening capital., 1907-09-05

Tho Capital always brings sure re-
turns. and to advertise in these col
umns means To get more than your
moneys worth. The ring advertised
as follows was found the day after
the al. appeared by one Of the news
boys Of Mr.. George w. Jones, and re-
turned 10 Mr. Walk.
Evening capital., 1907-09-05
PERSONAL MENTION

fFersona VINO have friencs A. Euests ans
desire the publication Of the same VII please
end their names 20 this ornce--EDfTOE.i
Evening capital., 1907-09-05

4 oST Between Murray Hill. franklin 81.
- VIA College and Harvood A. a. County,
RING with Sardonyx stone, With Crest and
Coat Of Arms. initials ~. dc T. ". ~. Johns
College. Reward ifreturued to Mr. Walk,
Murray Hill. s2w
Evening capital., 1907-09-05

a soIr crrssr f.sc use a--si rs@-ie for cod
ca The chest. &c vii So, :. s.ETcncniris. Ask
him IL Il IS ever serious. Lastly, ask hin III
nc prcscrihes Ayers Cherry Pcctoral for this
disease Kccpia close touch with yoar family
physician. ard follow fsi- advice carefully.
-~>s4z1 &c. krar C.
fir 1is- cf~ff Ts1-e-tu-z. Io-rll Mass
Evening capital., 1907-09-05
NfNaRIsN

ADDISON Iu sad. b1l iaFfn- rsHa-
bTance u my beloved Hu-ituii allt
fafhe JUms Aunfa0t. - 30 drffft-
ed fHfs life eue year a-el tctiet
September 5. is05.
Gone. bat nos f0Fxuften.
By 81. wife ausi -cu
Evening capital., 1907-09-05

Tickets can ns ba1 frum tns mernhers e.
the Club or Al the door "a tAe niShf ~ the
Dance.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-05
NHknNG HDEAl CLOSED

(By Cable to the Pro Seattle, Dec. 4-Charles Hubbard ar had a bond on the Mother Lode coDC valley, have closed deal transferring tn names are not divulged. The price recei The Mother Lode claims were bonded last summer from the locators, Jack Oscar Sall of Valdez. These claims are Bonanza ledge, and are said by some to b nal discovery.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-05
DAILY RECORDS FILED

Deed-Chas. G Ganty to P II Hunt, und one half interest in lot on tide flats at extension of Front street
 Locations -Building stone claims on north side of Valdez bay Located Oct 2l hy T. NJ Daniels, Al Grigsby and C. $. Bratton.
 l.. $. Townsend and Geo Wagner located the following lode claims on Uuakwik bay: Bob, Water Right, Flat Iron, Butte, C. eek, Black Bird, Leap Frog. Copper Queen, Wiandotte. Speer Head, Boulder, Unakwik. Sandy Hook. Pine Tree, Crow, Jack Pot, Summit, tair and Whistler.
 The stage from Fairbanks arrived last ight with six passengers: l.. N lesson, an Ester creek operator; M. Friedman, merchant; J. G Reuter-, k. l.. Milum, John Mcdonald and F.. D. Pidge.
 Postal Inspector Alvah Eames has awarded the con ract to carry the mail from Seward via Girdwood and Kuik o Tyouok, on Cook inlet, to Alfred Lowell of Seward. The service began on Dtcemher 1 and expires March 3l, and calls for one round trip ,Dei month.
 There will be q social dance at Me- Kinley halI Friday night
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-05
Application For Homestead.

Application fer Additional Entry Under Sec
 tion 23b6 Kcv.sei Statutes, T <. Land Cfice al Juneau, Ala -ka Aug 3, 1907 Nojce i> hereby glv that CarrIc Ammnnn yh, SC Post tf cc address is Valdez Alaska rsigne" of Anthony Wglls, being entitled to tEe b ncht, of ,ec ion 23oj Of the Revised Stat ties O. th" United States, granting additional ands (" sold CT, and sailors who -erved in the var f the Rcbclllon cs hereby apply to 43 GitUn-e nehr Valdez. in the District of Nuska, lt itudc 6l deg. 07 min x. and longi lescribe1 as follows:
 BeEirning at corner No. of sad survey No. '. $. survey No. 336, Sold,s. Add1 Id. of An rc"s N,n Gunther: Thence south G1 degrees 27 minutes West 1 .93 chains to corner No 7. of Sur. No, 3i3 from which cor No. of Valdez or H- nal townsite l. 'Nrs South Gl degrey v minues West l5 70 chains distant: Thence North 2S de- 5rees 33 minutes West j.5G chains to corner No oi Sur No. 3I3: Thence south 6l degrees and v minutes Wc-t, O.9j chains tO corner No 1 Sur. No. 3i3: Thence North 2s degree. 37 mn uteS West, lj.9i chains to cor. No. , Sur No ,l5: Thence North tl de res 27 m!nutes East, 2.SS chains to cor. 70. GSur. No 3i3: Thence south 2S degrees 33 minutes East, Z1 jO chains to cor. No. of sur. No. 3i3, the place of begin. ming. Containing 5.6j9 acres. Magnetic Vaiia- tons 2S degree, y minutes East, as additional ,n his original homestead which he entered February 2lth, 1868 per homestead No G53 at CIarksv'll Arkansas.
 nyHnd all rCrsOns claiming adversely any portion of the abO, described tract of nd n re- tc ulrcd tO file with the Register an | Receiver of the '. S. Land office at Juneau, Alaska their adverse claim thereto, under oath, during the p"riol Of publ cation or within thirty days thereafter or they will be barred by provis. ioIs of the Stltute
 CARRIE AMMANN
 Assignee of Anthony Wells it is hereby ordered that the notice of the tpreR0ing application be published in the "trnS "r,or,' weekly newspaper, printed an1 publ shed nt Valdez, Alaska, for the statutory per cd, and I hereby designate the same nS th' htWsraper published nearest the above dc scrIJcu land.
 JOHN DUDLEY, Register "te of first publcat on, September 2G, 1907 pati ot last publication pecerp Der g. 1907
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-05
Close Theatres Sundays

on Mayor Moore and requested him to close the theatres on Sundays, in conformity with the Sunday closing law. He will comply with the request.
 Seattle, Nov. 2o---A movement is on foot here to have a law enacted at the coming session of congress doing away with the yearly assessment work on mining claims in Alaska. A meeting was held to protest against such law, the speakers claiming that it would prevent the develop ment of the country. injure the ter ritory and benefit only the holders oI hundreds of claims who keep them for speculative purposes. Lawyer, Steele of Valdez lead the fight against the proposed change in the mining laws.
 Chicago, Nov. 20-The banks have notified savings depositors to cancel the thirty day notices, or else como and withdraw their funds immediately
 New York, Nov. 29-Cash payments will be resumed next week. Cal money is now three per cent. Cor- per is stronger at thirteen and a quarter.
 Boise, Nov. 23-The PettiGoue ease was called this morning and the work of selecting a jury is now in progress. It is thought q months time will be consumed in securing the jury.
 Denver, Nov. 2)-Judgc Helm has been appointed u the position Of as sociate justice of the supreme court.
 Washington, D. C., Nov. 20-Dele- gate Gale has informed the presidcn that the most nICrt< lCgislaticl required for Alaska is a tercitoria. form of governm ont, and insists tha favorable action be taken on this pro position at the coming session of con gross. It is generally understood thai Roosevelt has changed his views ol this subject and now regards homo government for the northern tcrrit1rz as just and proper policy. Arden supporters of a t2r4i5Crial form of gC,v ernmcnt are Congressman Sulzcr c New York, an influential member O the House. and Congrcssmen Hum phrey, Jones and Cushman of Wash ington state. Tn opposition theret are Speaker Cannon Congressman Tawney and several Eastern con. gressmen who have no knowledge ot Alaska, and who do not take the trouble to inform them selves concern ing it. Gov. Hoggatt, it is stated. will do his utmost to block lcgislatfCn on this matter, but his influence is thought t) be waning, as evidenced
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-31
ID. sIsepIna 80 -snIe

IL Is interesting to see how old IS
the maternal doiasion alsonf the smIE.
ing 81 babies IN their sleep. All chill.
Gren. asleep are taken with a catch
ing Of the corners or The mouth.
which Is az unlike ps possible to TIE
real smlie-the humorous and De.
hEhtful little silent sketch ~ a hnEh.
appearing first AZ any age between
a fortnight and a month Yet BIO.
man scnumcniaity has Insisted on
calling the sleeping grlm8co (dae 70
fatnlenesl a smile. and even asmiie
caused by dreams ~ sneels And
saint Monica mTnt have been ~ am.
inteliabic on this POINT a auy olhcf
matfon. FOR saint A~nFastine. reyiea.
inr In bis Confessions fhe growth
az hia own mind. mentions that be
bad heen told ~ tie caminE % infan.
tine smiles having appeared pre-.
Vioosig 20 steep ThacEeray erhees
ST. Moinica fer - shows us Amelia
sitting 81 her chNd uha vas sm
ing in his sleep No hahy eref
smiled IN his sleep yet on Is ever
likely &c 40 80.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-31

Il awakened one morning 70 find Bro
theg Ephraim and the new sister
some Worse yet Brother Ephfaim,
who hendicd the hanking business of
the ian.liy. had taken not only his
own $4,000 but $1,000 more. belng
every eent q the family's ready
money. Rather than betray its shame
20 the world the family made no slgn
and nj strivcd to recover In $40.
oee.
ono morning. an Wet with sloet
and cold Sc ice BROTHER Ephraim
came creeping in ard felf HE tale
with s0ta and tears he foiloWQa tho
authority of Adam strictly and laid g.
al On the woman she had beeitehed
him. be said Iie ceuid not resist
her but luat 49, soon as the money
was soae she had lCu him. and then
be aohbea sEain ne brought hack
not one dollar ~ the $4,000 u had
icNn with NinFS. Tor they lived hiEh.
After 90 years Of ccabacy. Brother
Eihralm had gone On q gIand
~huEs
The crime was one even more de-
testahla 10 tho shakers than TO ordi
nay folk But Brother Ephralm vas
50 useful a mar that ihey had been az
their wits cnds 10 ser on without
him So they TOOK him back and SCI
him 70 work. and De lives a chastencd
ard humbled man. anita Arm believer
in tha suicrman.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-31

-
That Russian in d Pennsylvania
town who Killed IT'S wife ana Justified
% 81 this EeHtenca. e nave 3 tfsht i0
kiil my wife 80 nobDaYs bnaintss
but ~ oHn caffied ~ a. extreme
length z slil sufEiFl1E ard 81 30
means Uncommon theory 81 fhe mar.
fiage roiaten The Ten Commana-
nenfs place % tire aatna eafee1~
thy neiEhbors vile and This o.
his ass anything that "a my nelrh
bOrE A good many NeI-meaninr
people look upon tieir orn wife IS n
he same category with their domestic
animals IN the respect that she too.
3 their personal property Has not
title passed IN the marriage con.
1aet3 is abe not my Eifeg
This idea 81 ones wife as his
,hattei s NOT inconsistent with
ne reality 81 al indnigent ard al
iecu0nsie nature Ga de maa 81 ie
Ease. But St Is Inconsistent with he
sights % The woman 90 tha casa-an
adult responsible human being ana a
Tree moral agent
Il D. The basis ~ the ~so-calied on-
written law--ihe assnmption BY a
nan that q woman Is not the proper
y competent guardian q her own
aonor, and that he has a righs. On
proof or up0n suspicion. To shay her
and somebody else. as he would aiay
an aiiing sheep Of his flock and a
sheep-kfiii0E dog.
Not al men and women are re.
able 70 realize that the s0-called pos.
sesEivr pronoun my sometimes de-
aoies relation instead of posessi1a.
The phrase my country. for 81.
stance. means a different thing Wheu
uttered By an American citizen than
when uttered By abe Bourbon Nha
held that be vas the state my wife'
2 a phrase Ike my friend The
pronoun implies obilsat0a and priv
lege. not The right 90 kili-0r ever
10 nagzN. =. Mail
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-31
4 plrner pn.nma

n was an awkward dilemma IN
which a minister found himself a day
o. SO age He had accepted an invita-
ton to dine with a member OF bis
church. and rack his brain as he
might be could not Ak the Identity Of
The prospective hostess. At last. after.
much mental exercise. he concluded
that the most likely person was Mrs
A.. and ct the proper hour he touch
"a the bell buttnn a. her door. was
admitted. ard hung up hts hat. not
daring 70 ask II That was the house ia
which he had been Invited Dinner
was announced IN due time and was
heartily enioyed By the minister. who,
after q couple Of hours spent IA con
v~ersaton. departed for his bone.
chuckllng over his suoeess Ia 50 hap
plly solving the dinner problem The
next afternoon thu minister Glanced
70 meet Mrs A. and Mrs. b., az.
other 81 bis parishioners while taking
g stroll
what happened 70 you last even
ing9n inquired Mrs Re- I'VE kept the
dinner waiting for you sn hour BE-
yond the usual time. but lpu did not
appear.
Then and there tie light broke "a
upon Tire minister He had been IN.
vited hy Mrs H.. but had dined with
Mrs a. lie made q complete confcs.
sion. then an apology. and prom1sed
ffnt hnraaffar ha rrfH rsnha rrarr Hfr.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-31

Kew York-Up sn the Berkshire
Hills there IL q vast estate. contain
ing many thousands OF acies. IN one
Of the most beautiful regions Of
America. and which belongs 70 a
small community Of which the large
majority must soon pass away.
Seven miles this estate runs along
tho country roads. Spurs from the
nerkshires cross e and lovely valleys
lie between.
IN q OF these valleys clusters q
group OF houses which have slowly ac-
cumalafed durlng a hundred years and
more. Good houses they are. we'll
built and large. Allied with every con
venience and comfort. aud surround.
"a with trim gardens. shaded drives
and deep frnited orchards. Il looks
like a little paradise Ia summer. The
place would be suitable FOR q great
charitable or educational institution.
a saniiarium or Hnmme boarder en-
terprise. There are many rich farms
81 the great estate. ln the hands Of
those who knew bow to manage It the
Ehole would form a holding % great
value. Az q De-. the title rests IA a
community Of about 50 persons. Of
which the majority must Ia the course
OF nature de within the next few
years and into which no nCw mem.
bers are entering.
Who is going 10 become the final
owner o. the great Shaker property
at Mount lebanon. n. " Which Of
the younger women OF the community
win be the last survivor oi an orsani.
zasion formed more than a century
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-31

high type Of character M inteii.
Pence. Indomitable workers. the pro-
ceeds Of their toll put into q common
treasury made the community rich. al
though the members POSSESSED no in
dlyiduai property. The buildings and
grounds today are fun Of comforts
and improvements which have been
added BY the busy. skillfui hands q
one generation after another.
It would seem as II plenty Of peo-
pie, who live Ia neither comfort 81
plenty outside. would be thankful 10
snter this peaceful retreat and know
they were provided for for life. with
no harder work than they would do
anywhere. But they do not come The
Shakers are anxious 70 get new mem
bera, They 90 o want Ire sect 70
perish from the face OF the earth. It's
~awlndiing numbers are a matter Of
distress % them u is for this reason
that they have within recent years
adopted a more liberal policy. ia FOR.
mer years the world was never per
mitted 10 enter their gates except for
strictly necessary business. Two
years ago they took the unprecedcnt-
Cd step Of calling a peace convention,
which attracted many distinguished
speakers and visitors. They serve
dinners through the pleasant weather
n0w. and the automobile folk from
Lenox and stockbrdge ind these an
agreeable goal Last summer. for
the hrss time IN history. n Of the
families took summer boarders.
These activities have been prohta-
bic. but MORE than profit the Shakers
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-31
A. old censter.

OTer the gate Of a cemetery il Boone
county s. written this legend No
not the husband. wife Or chid
Of a d~escendent % George 1eEen can
be buried here The cemetery Is one
Of the oldest "A Missouri L was
bounded by George Jewell, q pioAe
ia 1886 No single ere % the stats
eoniasus the Bodies az more disiin-
gnlshsa and useful Nissouriaus Cor
Hardin q buried there John r stone
8 hriniant dehater in the constitutional.
conFeau1a az 1916. a knsman q SEN
atnr Stone DR. Thomas r. n Smith.
haro Of the novel, Order No A. and
many others Thsre are nov living
only five persons eligible 60 burial
In uis ground
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-31

a remafkahie pris1aeT MAS released
trom the peniienusfY recently He
sass that his mans IS chagies Mcler.
bui be is kaeen In prison a. patcA
Charlie lie has completed MS
twelfth term "a tae Msssau usi
icntiaFY Besides ths nFsea recufd
he served tNo terme iu ths nenois
penitenuars he $ an luasto thisf.
IL vas Tor sieailns uat he has SER
we'd s. many pflsta terms he IS
81 years cha
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-31

hct. hIdfess Anna would read nu ~.
tors che sent or received. and she
would ask the oi1rtss pefuia1iou fol
every set az her ilfe. as q child does
lta mother. At tbs end % Elk weeks
she left 20 begin her struggle with
poverty again. prefcrriug that %.
prison lifc
Mother Ann lie. Who founded he
shaker sect. was q remarkable up
man. says the New YORK Press Ike
most founders Of religions the sub
nminai waa on top Ia her. and sbe
saw visions and dreamed dfeama
Powers were claimed for her which
correspond % what are known "a
cIairroyance and healing By suggee
ton nowadays She had q career
which shows her % have been a
strong character. and probably had
her followers lived the ordinary fam
iy life the sect would have been q
noufishine church to-day. ~replenished
On each ~eeneration with the chfidren
Of the members.
Mother Ann had some very ad-
vanced ideas for her day. For I'M
stance. she believed 81 the absolute
equality Of man and woman. and
Shakerdom has always been conduct
ed on that basis. But democratic
government was not known In her
day. and she made the rule Of her
communities dsspotic. through an
elder and oidress at the head u each
family. appoiniing their owa success
s0rs. and with no cheek on their au-
thorify.
Eidress Anna now holds the reins
with a hand Of iron ia the North fam
ily She Is Of the type Of the born
priest Her face is that Of the aRcsssc
and the deyotee. She is able. consci-
entions and profoundly religious but
she Is an autocrat
One Scandal IN Community.
There was one scandal at Mount
Lebanon Unce. Just once. but Il is
SIN whispered with hafed breath
One brother. now IN his Sos. entered
the community az -. bringing $1,000
with him. With the flight oI years be
was made elder, being a most able
and devoted member. A few years
ago. after the brother had spent near.
~ 80 years IN service Of che com.
munity. a new sister entered She
was a stranger, young and fair. but
most exemplary Ia her conduct and
obedience.
To the horror Of The whole family
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-31

N4alon Cfuu1tF. 3 tzreer rao ~
"a assan mlies noflA * BsteE een
migied sa.ci3e s. HE hofns ~ shoot
lnr hIasou threnrh 4a heart wuh a
8 csiIaer RIA Ills tetr ass Aeq4
III lia a4g iett ne Tn 8 reie e "a
msH es ssa1aa His iateaeea "a fie
ne iesf caaadtfaeie Hef Isl 3 ~
cent taas fsaare
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-31

Ker d. ~ Leccoek ~ Cnter 81 81
thgteb 81 Ioifs raefaay c1asacae
ms fzaesA service - Rev 81 D Pal
easr. a. Belle ~ Dlec5 io11t
fbat the aeceatef Had 8 peclaas rec
moniiian fbh sietr before tia eear1
NAirn the eo1rreais1n ~ aueatre
5ciiere was airroxt in TIE reftae 81
s revocation ~ hla own epre1Y erre
on ne last aiett ttar - Dre1c
appearing Aen so1af and Ee Dr
Fnlcher selected e. his tert. What
then shall 4 % with JeErFs 81 had
carefully prepared notes f8r ~ d.
c0uEe. Which uers zfterwaFt f9ald ia
LIS bible or tie say - The fh1rch
"a i1~e1piicabse feli1E came 1Tm HIN
that 81 vas bis aut4 to presch frcU
she text Rev o. = u know rHV wUn
and thy toll and patience Prom THIS
text szid Dr. A-ccock thsy sag thSf
be spoke Ike one inspired uhe1 te
dwcil on the Intrinsic knoFi&ge ~
God ccncefnine az the neefs 81 maa
and On Gods Sympathy. TE say
that hiE uorde. when he as6 faith
Is not 81 any circumstance Bar in
any man. nor in any gift q God BIZ 20
the living God himself ma q deep
impression he made e most N01der-
ful impression On the conHedcn
DR.. Fuicher went home arier his SCI
mon ana was never seen again re
was found IN bis room later hzTing
died suddenly from E~alvuiaF Heart
trouble.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-31

Wire fences have keNu Dalit anaat
ne uaiga a. tha nrerg coiieEe eam-
Sea 6 kren rfe slateais an tte
grass A slu1eas eaancPeW a.
hofts Ais feiIcus to ~ aot Hks teah
driven csftie heteed "a d site teecaa
what cea ne slalsnia Al tat s'eu
pc3e sne tfta sheY wce r.
Sc ans traaate ~ ae sg
c,snmltfee
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-01-31
- 3 - 8 e -

IoHN . HsNTN . % Nu~l|-H~
TwentsShnee years ago a bun BE-
longing 10 TAcmps-n r subiVtt&
an Adair county farmer vas killed
BY a St Louis Iron Aorntain &
Southern train and farmer salzelle
got Judgment ia a justice 81 peace
court for he approximate value Is
The bovine. An opinian has lpn
handed down "a the ST Louis cousz cf
appoals holaing that ne ra1roaa oon-
p8ny must pay the iudsmsat via
Interest. amounting nou to s@Iesf