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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-03
IN THE DIM LONG AGO.

There's a mystical place in far away
land,
Where echoes are ever awaking,
From those valleys our spirits by
breezes are fann'd,
Where the footsteps of friends dot the
billowkiss'd land.
Where memory's surges are break
ing.
IT'S the realm where the years when
their cycle is DER.
Come in from their pilgrimage slow,
Where they bring the bright trophies
of days gone before.
And lay them away on the echong
shore
OF the land of the Dim Long Ago.
Round its valleys and hilltops a halo
is twined
Where our fancies oft fitfully play
Where links that were broken are
potent to bind,
Where are lingering lost treasures for
us yet to find,
In the land where old melodies
stray
In the wake of the winds that roam
everywhere
Are trembling the pledges once
spoken;
There are low murmur'd tones Of a
soul-soothing prayer,
And all those dear VOWS have been
registered there,
Although vows and though hearts
have been broken.
There are all those bright forms that
gladdened us so,
That silently slipped from our side;
That the years have caught into their
ebb and their flow
And treasured them safe in the Dim
Long Ago,
To wait until We cross the tide.
And if we would oftener thltherward
stray,
Where skies DER beam brightly and
clear,
Where the beauty of spring has ne'er
faded away,
Where flowers that here perish bloom
day after day,
Fewer sighs would be wrung from
us here.
Herbert Drake.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-03
OPEN sHosHoNE PROJECT.

The great Shoshone river irrigation
dam in Wyoming, of which the first
stone was laid few days ago, will
throw $1,000 acres of arabic land open
for settlers, states an exchange. OF
this, 1900 acres will be watered be-
fore fall and $4,000 acres next spring.
The lake formed by the dam win
not be large, as the dam, which will
be $50 feet high, blocks a deep gorge,
and the lake proper will only be soc
feet long by 400 feet wide at the
widest point The water will be taken
through a tunnel, known as the Cor
bett tunnel to the Garland flats, and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-03

Owing to the fact that Oregon. had
no representation in the house at the
last session Of congress, the work
which has accumulated for Congress
men Ellis and Hawley is enormous in
quantity and diversity. All Of the
departmental work which falls upon
a congressman had accumulated dur
ing the previous session and Con-
gresham Ellis is trying to clear up
the work Of two sessions in one. He
writes that he has not been able to
attend any of the public functions or
social affairs at the capital during
the entire winter. so great have been
the demands Of the office upon his
time. BY remaining at his post dur
ing the entire session he hopes to
clear up the work which had accu-
! mulated and to leave a clean desk at
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-03
q II q MADE FROM
-. e9s 9s ROOTS AND HERBS
A SAFE AND RELIABLE BLOOD PURIFIER

In the oehers the
aoes from which they could their medicines They searched out
and compounded the different herbs and brs into remedies
which have been handed down succeeding generations and continuously
used with satisfactory results Among the very best OF these old time
aaons S. S. ST. medicine made entirely from roots herbs and bas
such combination to make the greatest Of all blood purifiers This
absolute vegetable purity of s. S. the medicine that
used without fear Of harmful results Most blood medicines
the market contain potash other strong mineral These
act with bad effect the system usng the stomach interfering with
the digestion affecting the bowels and when used for prolonged period Of
time often salvation No such effects result from the
S. and be taken by children safely by older people For
Rheumatism Catarrh Sores and Ulcers Malaria Scfoua Skin Diseases
and all other troubles caused by impure poisoned blood S.
feet remedy down into the circulation and removes all posons
impurities humos unhealthy matter makes the blood rich
Iemnae every particle the tant inherited blood trouble purfes and
strengthens the deeoa blood establishes the
for good health S. Natures Blood Purifier and its
successful service with steadily increasing demand for it the best v
denc OF its value in all blood troubles Book the blood
advice free OF charge THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-03

sect this, making network of wide
country roads, all leading into the one
main thoroughfare, which penetrates
the heart of the project.
The roads now laid out are wide
enough to allow wide parks in which
trees can be planted and this is go
ing to be done. Within a few years
that rich section, cross sectioned by
elegant country roads, bordered with
trees and hedges, will present de-
lightful appearance. 1t is easy to
imagine the homecroft ideal fully
realized at Hermiston.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-03
HERHsTON STARTS RIGHT.

The people OF Hermiston and the
Umatilla government irrigation pro-
ject have started right to make an
attractive country and an ideal home
community. Before any settlement
was made upon the project a few
public-spirited men laid out roads
through the project and now that
settlement is beginning to come, there
will be no costly litigation, no wrangl-
ing over roads. no compromise, no
disfiguring the landscape, no road
wars such as usually curse every new
settlement.
One diagonal road has been laid
out from Hermiston to the govern
ment reservoir a distance OF six miles
and all the sectional line roads inter
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-03
MIR. GEER'S RECORD.

To people who have read the East
Oregonian for the past third of a
century the charge of the Pendleton
Tribune that this paper is acting as
i stool pigeon for the Pilot Rock Rec
ord or any other paper will appear
ludicrous in the extreme.
The East Oregonlan has a way Of
doing things on its own responsible
ity without fear or favor and knows
nothing whatever of the bitterness
between Mr.. Geer and Mr.. McManus,
and in conducting its campaign in the
congressional race is actuated by
nothing that McManus has said, done
or planned.
The East Oregonian did not make
Mr.. Geer's record. It did not commit
the act which called forth the Grant
affidavit published yesterday and 1t
did not write the affidavit. 1t simply
turns on the light. 1t is a candle
bearer, as the Oregonian says, for the
people. What the light discloses the
East Oregonian is not responsible for
Mr.. Geer has made his own record.
He, alone, is responsible to the people
Of oregon and he should not so vic
iously resent the publication of any
part of the political history of oregon.
Tor himself and his associates have
made some little part of that political
history.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-03
WHO'S WHO IN UMATILLA.

The date for filing candidates petit
tions for the county and district has
passed and Charles A. Barrett of
Athena, is the only candidate for the
legislature to sign statement No. l
for the popular election of United
States senators.
Mr.. Barrett stood on this excellent
principle two years ago and was
elected by a handsome plurality. His
capable services in the legislature and
his second courageous stand for this
statement will insure his election this
year by even a greater vote than was
given him two years ago.
1t is now quite probable that cam
didates for representative and joint
representative with Morrow county
who will subscribe to statement No. /,
will be nominated by petition in time
to get their names on the official
ballot, as the friends of this princi-
pie desire to see 1t put into effect
This will put the matter to a thor
ough test and it is believed that a
delegation pledged to the peoples
choice for senator would win easily
even though nominated at this late
day by petition.
A republican county and a republi
can state should have no fear of the
people in a senatorial election.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-03
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GEER TOOK THE MONEY.


+ In answering the charge that :
+ he sold the office of superln- :
+ tendent OF the Oregon penlten- {
I tiary 10 ii. Ii. Plnmmcr for :
T. $1,000, during his term rs gov
= ernor, 4. Il. Geer says In his pa
4 per, the Pcndleton Tribune: :
+ THE truth is that Mr.. Plum !
1 mer not only did not have any
+ sort OF an agreement with me,
I written or otherwise, but he did
+ not pretend TO have UNTIL
/ LONG AFTER HAD REPAID 1
L HIM HIS MONEY AND MIR. 1
L LEE WAS APPOINTED" 1
+ ! = + 4 = = 4 = 4 + = 4 + + = 1
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-03

thence to Prannis and Lowell, wyo.,
75 miles away.
The land to be irrigated is all rich
and highly desirable. The project Is
under the auspices of the United
States government.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-03

The province of Alberta, Canada,
has purchased from the Bell Tele-
phone company all lines and equip
ment in the province and will operate
the same hereafter. The price paid
the company was $675,OOO.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-03
opposed to Endurance Race.

Governor Goodlng of Idaho Is OPP
posed to the endurance horse race
that Is to be run from ogden to Dem
yer. says a Boise item. His objec-
tions wore enclosed in a letter re-
ceived by Governor Cutler OF Utah
Monday from w o. Stillman. presi-
dent Of the American Humane So
ciety. Governor Gooding cannot see
any good results in the proposed race.
II Is estimated that South America
furnishes about SO per cent Of the
worlds supply Of India rubber.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-03

Where has Coxey been all these
years? Since 1893 when he led his
nondescript army through the coun-
try, in a mock-hero onslaught on the
national capital, nobody had heard
word from Coxey, until yesterday,
when the assembled hosts of the
populist party named him as chair
man of the national convention at St.
Louis. Where have Coxey and the
populists been all these years? Under
what HAY cock, fast asleep" have
they been in hiding? 1t is as though
the magic curtain Of the past had lift
ed and the country given a glimpse Of
those halcyon days of populism, say
from 1891 to 1896, when things were
really humming in places. Coxey!
The wires were hot with that name in
1894, but it has been dropped from
human speech since then, 1t seems.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-03

Good nature often imposed upon /,
more satisfactory than a cOntinua
crouch. p HlHMJ
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-03

= Somewhere a sweetness grows; +
+ Somewhere it comes and goes Z
+ Into your life and mine, =
+ Mortal, and yet divine! I
+ Z
+ Somewhere a sweetness speeds =
= Unto our sorest needs: Z
+ Under the gloom, the clod, =
+ Upward it grows to God Z
+ Somewhere, in field or stream; I
3 Somewhere, in deed or dream; =
+ Somewhere a sweetness clings =
i Round us with wandering wingsl Z
+ Somewhere, in darkest hours, =
+ Bird-song or bloom-o'-flower, +
: Lo. at our weary feet, Z
7 Somewhere is sweetness sweet! =
= Baltimore Sun. +
= *+++t+%+++++++++@ =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-03

Washington when he returns home al
the close OF the session.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05
AN EXAMPLE.

THs Ia=t =e-=I..i# af aaHsfs=# Ha clearly demonstrated tHat t i. u.N ra HHpa<z5ut. faH candidate eH.ta eH q mHreH#H Uebst te 8eaampll anything iu tHa MN ef tae.zariaa se, Amesa TaRa In. record af THma. calg ls au apt Hu-tr-m af tHe m#a uer iu which tH, an5Is af ,H. aHHy Wr .aHdaefed H. faVar r##=H.i a single measure fH5t would raaaaad ta rh. tsHea5 sf tHs country Ilis tfls that # few pension bas hearing E- uamr. and winch provided fHat tzg pensions of frN odd safdlrr- n h. dHft ns Increased. HeFa ra-##a tlraaah Ia aH smaGHs hHI along ulm thousands af others. bu tH.sa hHI- were given 70 cala hF Congressman Aaaf ef Indiana. al4 lad exceeded t.r number Hf r.astau bHfs which each HszmteH iz allowed ta iHHadusa accord Ing tH the ruIes. Whenever Thomas caIe introduced tHf pertaining |. Alaska ef any ether matter. ft vas killsd almost hefaa- il .gas born Eaft democrats anI republicans take de1ieas n maiieiau=I1 taHslms fH5 offspring of q mueH ump. aud many good meas uFes have been murdered lu eaId bIsad for that reason. Neither iartv wants anybody at Washington NG1 is mol backed lay his party and ,H,y talk. this method If diseuuraglue ludep,na- ents These are the T5gf- fn JHe ease and every man who has eegr watched the inner workings of politics al Wash iHgtoH knows il,
 II is claimed ht number af people who are advocating thr election %. Judge WieEcfsham ie tak- tBe place of Gale that the reason of Calt- f4u- ure is to br found in the fact that he was opposed al every turn by Cover nor Hoggatt Now. tais i- uai true u the first place. but even if if Were true, fl Nould be a poor argument f11 Niekersham te use as ev,rybodN must know that the unNarranted at- taeks which WieEefsham has made un Governor Hogsatt for political pur- poses are liable tp hr resented Every body admits that Governor Hageatt I= fighter. and f he could onoetuaIN block Gale at every turn. it follows naturally. that h. would be- equally suc- cessful in blocking Wickcrsham Coy ernor Hoggatt was Instrumental in sc- curing the endorsement eff tHe Alaska delegation to Chicago for Judge Taft and his action has doubtless placed him in better standing than eyer with the administration
 Without any opposition from Cover nor Hoggatt. Judge Wickersham aI- ready has placed number 1f obstacles in hIs own path, and there is solid wall of strength against him in the zeu- ate. backed by Senator Knute Nelson and Senator Nelson Aldrlch. tEe chair man of the committee an finance. and the leader of the upper branch of The legislature Under these conditions it l. not strange that people who under stand the situation are advocating fhe election nf party candidate.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05
MR. HAN ON THE PANIC.

In the clause of the democratic plat form adopted at Denver relative to banking. Mir Bryan accuses the repub- liean party of being responsible for the economic disturbances ushered in upon the country last October Of course il was perfectly natural for Mir. Bryans party to attempt to put upon the party in power all respansf- hility for The panic of 1907.
 The party which Mr Bryan now controls accused it- own leader. th. iate Grover Cleveland. af being large lE. responsible for the industrial candl- lions which afflicted tha nation during his last administration. and it would not. of course. sparc tae republican party in 1907.
 Yet. what are the faetee What had the republican party. or the Roosevelt administration, To do with the disturb anee of last October Nothing what ever.
 That disturbance was world wids. More than year before it broke upon the country the Bank Of England had sounded note of warming by raising the rate of discount sharply in order to cheek an outfo wof gold Only a short while after that the Bank of France took similar action and began to repienish its supply of gold
 Not only in America. but in every
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05
NOTICE OF mARsHAL's SALE.

Public notice Is hereby given. that by virtue of a writ of execution and order of sale dated July 27th. A. D 1908, issued out of the District Court for the District of Alaska. Second Di- yis.pu, on judgment rendered in said court on the 18th day of February, A D. 1908. in favor of J. J. Ryan and against T. T. Lane. I will offer for sale at public yendue to the highest and best bidder for cash. on the 2sth day O, August. A. D. 1908. at ? o'clock in the afternoon, at the front door of the Court House, Nome. Alaska, all of the right. title and interest of the defend ant, T T. Lane. in and to the following quartz claims:
 King solomon Quartz Claim No. ?. King Solomon quartz Claim No. 3. Elmer <. Quartz Claim.
 Dewey Quartz Claim.
 King Solomon Quartz Claim No. 6. King Solomon Quartz Claim No. !. King Solomon Quartz Claim No. 1. Josephine Quartz Claim.
 King Solomon Quartz Claim No. I. July Fraction Quartz Claim.
 Potazuba Fraction Quartz Claim. Sour Dough Quartz Claim.
 Queena Quartz Claim.
 october Fraction Quartz Claim. King Solomon Quartz Claim.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska. July 29. 1908
 T. c. POWELL.
 United States Marshal. Second
 Division. District of Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05

That tGa HigtsrsHam .arHrrtrt= HH ba..HHe He=Haate.ta stI#.#..a lH tH. r9e ,nr .azr Hrfr tHry .e-- -H.a- ing aunHat af abe8 t.HaaH- :. ,as tntss= az Nom TFH taHeEaH- declared aH WiessrsHa# Lad n. maefmu support af .Ha Faar. sl Fairbanks sH1 tHe saa.a.astsa s..- .tHH of Na-ka. Tare are B pune anal lbsafura faks TH,v shea fl rt.#f .au rhe f4se T,IesH#- f.#.fF.H ls fH. NaHe a.'s. printed aH white paper. al.e Haza som arc aH z,IIaV wfr 9r...as 'sa~f. of rH,-9 tefasr#H= shown
 round eftH much e4.- last ai4.l u4- ia yellow paper. Ta,aes If fFf- bfHd ls# s aNfa-eJ. aHI bound a those aHa ra-arg fa fhem.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05
Mortgage.
HEIGHT OF LAND. DEPTH OF SEA.

Tho mean height of all the la"d now abox. fhe -ea k referred To by Lyu as being Ioao feet The mean depth of the ocean Is at least la.00O. that is, it exceeds the height of land F times. This is because the extreme heights of ro land. although probably no less than tho extreme depths of the set, yet are exceptional heights. while the ocean maintains its depth oyer enormous areas. owing to the fact that the surface of the ocean 10 that of the land is as top and a half to one. the ocean would accommodate th ewhole of the land thirty times over were il all pitched into the ocean areas.-Ex- change.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05

Iudse Wieker-ham i- said to be aH able attorney. and yet he stated tu the people If Nome taat there are hut tNa -uri-- If the ordinance of .11A1 in the Panama Faiiez. and doubted whether taeFr was 4 single copy in Some. The judga must have known that thera are II least twenty er thirty copies here. and that tae ordinance is printed in every copy of the United States fed eral -latutes ever issued. and that cy- ery lam library contains il Was he .attenptiug tp deceive tbe people, or did he underestimate th, mtcIHgeue, of his hearers
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05

Hsrt aE Ga, .l.lHz,d world speculation bad r#7sH,B Che danger HHs Cau- =ENatisg GH3utie1- H EurHrd Franc FHd America and fu every asarr ea#u- g af tha uarH aias,ruea lr. .a- H.aaas gaHser aaI suf.t.d ur.u s Hau gruH7uz r=#ary. NHJ Ca. a- =aH sa# fH H# county - an#H history
 VI. trH#4 s~#FF t# ra- #.e a=H#H
 ae r= sH~ disturbance .n .a .amhi,aa Iarsy. ee fa ,H4sss ,t aH 2. republican reItyf,s. Ua mot d.er.,. -re American people
 Thee kr-a what caused The panic a' lsas. aid tH.y know also ,hat tho Iar- x m power Hs-aaH The r.asur, d.# a-+u-# Haz prompt and eHeaeHsH s.aIa te mmIrHa. fHa eyH iuHa,H,, sG tae disturbance That r-Ierv ta raggut ta Doc ru-Ir5d hy ra-r who ara .eRuE tr rfa. iata bower urau O.. H#gHgaa VaaI5#s=-= Ht r#Hs= <
 s8r HaaHe# aHia#aat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05

2. 2: # # s 2. ,: ,. ,. ]. ,: ' z Miss Mamie Wheeler who made 2 z such q success at our last show. ,. 2 Win sing Somebody" assisted by 2 2: the chorus of san Toy Her ,
 7 voice has never been heard to 2 2 better advantage and will appeal 2 Z to you all. Seats on sale at Kel- 2 # ley's tomorrow morning at 10. z
 ? 2. ,: 2. F 2. 2: 2- 9s ,: z }. 2. < 2 }.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05
MA TIERS
 RECORDED
Deed

Christian Iyer-un l.. Ciru C. Zollu- ger Keystone quartz claim 1t hr1i af caoFer gulch. July 3I
 Proof of Labor. Keystone quartz claim on Cooper sulgu c ZGfliurcr.
 Mortgage. Severn Thompson te Ira NJ Rank. Na- 6 and below on Last Chance rfees. also au an boxes. pipe. toul~. supplies and ather personal property nu said claim. Aug f. l9oS amount $2.- mo
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05

Last night was quiet one politically -there was no music. no speechmak ing, and for once the residents allowed themselves to go to bed early without the haunting fear that they might be overlooking something.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05

Another inconsistency of Jane. NicEer-hIm. lie scored John Cor-au f'r his desire to extend line ardnauc, of lIHI to Alaska, accused him of at tempting to establish system of gov ernment by laudlordism thereby. and q frW minutes later declared that h. felt sure that his opponent had ueyei read the ordinance of l5S7.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05

II ts a remarkable thing hut never theIes- fact that people stand al- ways ready tr believe seil of fellow eitIzeu. an donce the idea Is conceived il iz sometimes difficult fo rruate lt When tae campaign for Thomas Gale aa= started last spring II Was aaea-= sarN iH nuier Ia work ur strong pro-cale feeling that an equally struas snti-eerz"n feeling he created Ths Gale z8rrarers recognized m the fe- publican nominee tbeir strongest or- pnneut bun the feeling created against Hi# has been dl-peIIed since his ad- went i'm Nome
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05

IL is true that nothing is ever sail against Grandma Cum. Neither da, $ one hear very much being said for hin. save by those who have been hired 10 boost for him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05

Jutse Hiekrr~haH K aH f.aafH Ea- lore both houses 5r aa#aHas# a= tyfHs H1asgd Q auE e-aEgs H the wn#e aN= aH#r# ts A.azha. EHs we H.fI.t
 #t h.- platform aat4s4t.s tG. ahaI- -H#,Ht ef tHa raAar.ar lttufH#y and t-e section ef t4H aW which Faeia.z tha lea aers- ar ground mas br ztakea HE #u agsrsgauH af tight mon. BHa-
 F Inconsistent. 1sur H- Yar Jutgg Hiekef~b@ tHea t4t f He di4 n.f a-aft fHa-e rlauk- iu his platform Hs souId .aFe no m.r. ehaur. af being -Iarfed delegate fram Alaska than a .hlaaE man has of haIHH aIeataa fha next governor If Texas
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05

If you expect that anything win bc accomplished for Alaska during the session of congress commencing au December 1. 1908 send to represent us q man who Is backed by the party in bower at Washington.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05

II is easy to malign a man when he is not here to defend himself. bat when he is on the ground il is a vastly different matter. The next man you hear malienine ono of tne candidates ask him fl he mas any definite knovl- edee uf amy specific charge.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05

Sr. WI.s.r=5#H.# attack on t# a..=IHtr z.UEHsa. uam#H.a much tt# la.n -aId m r=sHri tn tee ff-s.=-a#- ss tue aHsaHaa.## #aEr1s7 5ude# W#.E- H#.am mad only zHaH erFHee= # zn#- ea H#= Hslsza-z valaH aasa auz zHa naau yHsr1Nu lHi uH-aHre. bH l.. -+fH H-tH#e -r tle lmfarlsllhla,.duz-
 "HarHz=H ###eHssr #aza== Hz Haa. aau consent" Tssar clauses er8H. #a=a arHar g=aH tHn#s- proportion ate legislative representatton.' aaI "the equal membership of tae states 10 be formed in the union of states md fsr- HTs- freedom Hf =rr- H#It4H -aH Hat rnE gr.ul Hrrtaer rf ire H#t- rars aud r= inhabitants" Under d. circumstances ae uafIs hua tHa sx- .s=H=HaH #f tHE ordinance fa tH=a sHl ba THry ma Hrar mf H, .zlatis
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.


 Ha#l= Ha= H...a slaHe and said u# t#. Hr=#.#. saHfa=a u a.#ftJ se iH# re- alllm platform and lHg assertion H#= E.aH made l4ag srmg people atse uaJ ss,n it IG tHi- Is true t certainly #= H-t bssa ta. luB af tus rsmnH- .aa Haty- far ausa-Ha= % copies af have ha.a a.Hrau.d brala..=t HI.H-H#rt tr=s8=
 \ H.#-HaHH + naturally agas.e fe
 mr #. --=H--- tH- "aa4a" mutaI rr -.F.r H#H= but l# .t=a -ams ul ,H, .za.lrz have H.t "a e5a hI plat 1THa# .E=a# =HH= =uH#eft tn ,trts H--a- .f ,f NHeert rrr t.H#y m Hs da, .H t#e .I#etHaH- Th platform s a. r..ft.s.4