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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12

That the weak chin" 'uninteilec
tual forehead" eloquent mouth" and
"patrician nose:" the dumps" of do
mesticity." secretiveness," "observa
ton and al; Of the other various
and sundry distinguishing marks OF
the human head and face are misEo
mers. without the least significance
as indexes to mentality or character
l. declared by DIR. Aies Hrdlicka. in
charge Of the laboratory Of physical
an,hropology. United States National
Museum. DR.. Hrdlicka's conclusions
are based upon extensive scientific
work which he has been carrying on
particularly during the past five years
the science Of phrenolosyg" the an
thropologist was asked
DO you find any truth at all IN
the science Of phrenology?" the an
;hropologist vas asked
None whatever he replied. "AIl
81 the widespread ideas about human
character showing in the corhgura
tioa Of the head and face have their
origin IN the early years Of the !ass
CentuTy. uS NoIbNst pfooNNis -
chronology did some actual good "a
science. They stimulated the -
search In the lccaIization OF the brain
functions resulting in the discovery
that definite parts Of the brain con
troiled certain groups Of muscles
such as those Of the thumb, arms
legs. &C. Bu; here their usefnines'
ended. Before gaining more complete
ino~iefee from actual observation
they ex,en&e6 phrenosogy along the
lines Of purely unxarranted theory
add claimed that mce,sl activities. as
well a. The muscles. had definite brain
crpters which developed in proportion
a. their respective functions we're eS
ercised. Their they took the further
step and taught that q special devei
opment Of any mental faculty was &C
cpmpanied by protrusion 81 the
skuil over the brain center serving "a
ssss parfScnlsr ssculty And tles
came easily The anal ssep-beIief 81
ability 70 diagnose mental qualities
~ these 'SumpS,' sd the prscf!ee d
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
fsssssssssss
Strange Causes for Fires.


ly; and SO left It. while she went
down stairs.
Presently. deep in the clay beneath
the foundations Of the house. . train
rushed along. The vibrations from
its passing were suflicient to jar the
blower from the nctches on which the
servant had left It. II dropped down
The draft increased: the IRE RACED
madly. The flames were enough to
set the chimney on fire: burning 500
set the water tank on the roof alight:
and there resulted a considerable con-
Migration.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12

unusual development OF the bony
ridges over the eyebrows. These
ridges are Influenced In development
by what are known as the frontal
sinuses'-aollow spaces in the bone
of the forehead above the root Of the
nose. These are never pronounced
in woman who, on this account, vedy
rarely has a forehead as slipping As
that Of some men"
THE ...-urng chin. too. Is widely
regarded as a sign OF mental weak
ness. What about that
There is, strange as It may sound.
really no such thing as a receding
chin in any adult lower jaw among
human beings. What is ordinarily
termed a receding chin applies TO the
living only and IL in each case mere
ly apparent. due either to projecting
teeth, to below them, or especially
to the position Of the lower jaw. its
obliquity. which differs much, princi
pally due to teeth in different per
sons"
Isn't the sigh-bridged nose-the
| uoSN
ton Of advanced evolution
NO. The notifications Of the nose
are so far as We know. meaningless
merely hereditary notifications run
ming in families, locsl:ties and races.
The white race As . whole Is charac-
terized by q narrow nose and the ne
sro-a: the other extremely . broad
one. The Roman. aquiline ana re-
trouse noses. for example, are in all
probability merely individual vsFia.
tons multiplied By heredi,y in some
localities"
"Aad the Greek nose
1T vas the classic scufp,or's idea!
and not typical Of the ancient Greek.
You scarcely ever see u today. and
IL was probably as scarce IN the days
when the Hellenic people fourished.
The only indexes to mentality to
b. found In the head and face Of man
are the size OF the brain, the beha'
yior of the eyes and the action OF the
muscles which contribute to facial cy'
prcssioa. "-Kansas City star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12

CouRtless fFes 1sve been - ~
careless throwing away Of hGAee4 -
sar and cigarette ends; but - -
curious occnrred b LoodoA 49,
ment, which CHANGED to b - skf9
ed that twice the haphasafa TO-
cigarette stubs from . passing
bus top carried them through ~ go
window, and the place vas ~ -
IRE. =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12

This ma. vsless - - q eBgH
declared Her3oGk oAGnnaS v11oug
opening the Dj1uov0 -. :.
How car 20 ssnr 6s0Doo4 ~
tor Dotsou- -.
He sddressss - - Dm1G1ogA
answered the Reue UH9Dek -
The missive nsl1e-x1u1Dg1lo -
erJournai- :.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
combustibIe 0irds' Nests.

In a few cases. the causes Of Gre
have been traced TO birds nests. On
one occasion, the dried grasses and
feathers that made the home Of spar.
rows in q gutter were ignited by .
spark falling from the chimney OF the
house. and the house vas set on IRE.
Another instance vas where the
nest Of owls IN a hollow tree near .
railway was lighted BY sparks from .
locomotive. The ERE smoldere6 Tor
time within the hollow trunk: then
suddenly the whole tree burst into
'nxmes. soon II feIl. and communi-
Gated It's blaze TO adjacent sheds. Only
the activity Of the IRE company saved
the principal buildings Of the farm
from destruction.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
Rats Lie Matches

The insurance companies have lit.
tie fear OF mice: but they know the
rats as dangerous enemies. Given the
combination OF rats and matches. .
FIRE Is sure 20 result. Mice have some
discretion: rats have none.
The insurance companies instituted
. series Of tests with rats and nice
In large cages. The mice avoided The
dangerous ends OF all matches offered
them The rstE. on the coatrary.
eheWed every variety Of match indts'
crinina:ely throughout. Safety
nssehes were the oaly sscs = sscsDe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12

In all the varied list Of curious
causes Of fires, perhaps the most alb
surd was the source Of q conhagra-
ton that occurred in Worcestershire.
England. in 1902. writes Marvin Dana,
in the SUNDAY Magazine. The Wor-
cester Insurance Company decided to
change its fire engine from a horse
drawn vehicle to one operated by .
motor. The work was not quite COM
pieted when the company received
warning OF a fire which had broken
out on q farm at nearby Kempsey
village. However. the engine vas in
sufficient running order TO be sent
on forthwith under the action Of the
newly installed motor.
Tnhappily. the engines funnel had
not been protected by . spark protec-
tor. A q result, the trail Of the snort
ing mechanism was embellished with
. gorgeous train OF sparks. Therein
lay the cause o: trouble. In . lane.
the ire engine met q wagon loaded
with straw. which Il promptly set on
FIRE. Unheedihg, Il hurried on its way
and In its course presently ignited
some stacks which bordered On the
road. II still pushed on reientiessiy,
however. and came to . standstiIl only
when the water tube OF the motor
burst. Il was still soms hundreds Of
yards from its destination, and there
Il remained ingloriousiy helpless white
the Are Al the farm burned Itself out.
Costly Jar Of the Subway.
The Tuppenny Tube, Loodon's sub
way. once set FIRE TO q house On .
manner 20 extraordinary as TO merit
attention. In q mansioa. beneath
which runs the subterraaean railway.
one Of the bed room arep'sces was
fitted with q bIower.--a sbeet Of iron
inside fhe crate which en- ~ raised
Or lowered TO regulate the drsft. The
bloger rested On Q sersss Of iron
notchea. One afternoon, o. servant
k,ndlel Q Gre IN the gate and. v1en
u ~ Wsil ai!sst, saisee the bsower.
20 shst the coal would Ira bot s1sw-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12

People Who run southwsrds n this
time Of year are throwing away mai
ure's FINEST and mos, invisoratins
tonic, Every nxfishnan needs .
winter-Frum the Loapdoa SkescA
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
sheep - Fire Setters.

In 1892, Australia suffered q long
drought. When the country was thus
parched. . flock Of sheep were being
driven along the road at Casterton,
Victoria, when they trod on . box OF
matches which had been dropped
there. The tinderlike grass vas is'
nited. and . great bush FIRE sprsns
MP. which caused . loss Of many thou
sands Of pounds to the residents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
IMPORTANT.
To the RUSjneas Man.

IMPORTANT.
To the Business Man.
Having an account with the First
National Bank guarantees the Be-
curity for your funds-assures
prompt, satisfactory service. and
the most courteous treatment.
You will find an account. subject
to your check, with the First Ma
tional Bank, Of Newport News q
valuable asset to you.
THE FIRST NATIONAL SANK
Newport News, Va.
Uaited States Depository. Capt.
tai 500, 10000. Surplus 500. 10000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12

In the same year the report esms
from viessa Of . Gre -; by . kite.
This vas Q military kite. carrying 9
photographic ogtAt. which vas sent
up from the srpeeai Cor expsrineatsi
purposes. II so61sa ihslsFe q u
vina esusel - klte 20 fan scruss the
Overhead u5res q . tSu11sy Hpes su6
- woe6ee ~ e . 49, ~ Nh
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
Waser the Cause.

Floods seem impossible causes OF
IRE; yet the records Of the youngstown
disaster are proof that the deiuge may
bear cou6agrafioa In IT'S train. IN
that frtghfful calamity a frequent
spectacle was that II wooden houses
Hoa,ins on the torrent. and wrapped
In flames.
A. Brunswick. in New South wales,
the unusually heavy rains OF 1895
flooded . basement In which vas some
quicklime. The action OF the water
on the lime started Q cornasrs:ion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12

The perils q the iaaaoDaeSe 60.
loid are geaeraIly knowR- Dvosy -
tie while the wesrer q eellx1n(A 60
lara suffers burning for M tenNe9sS
In Paris . man and . woUa1 q -
ryine Q wreath to by % IL Gsovo
a loved ono, were % tAeie ~ - -
cemetery. when, without - tDseent =
warning. they were h IL - =
flames. A spark fruD IL ON0 -
gar had tGnited tie vrso&A - -
loid flowers. TIE too Wero 1of1o
injured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12

In Akron. Ohso. b lsea. . ~ -
ployed about . fnceogy ~ - -
kerosene fron CO, w. - eD0
CHANGED to come in esu1o9 - -
electric bell. r0r ao0o yoQD8 -
current shot throagA ~ - - .
spark from his 11U1g uUhbo1 - -
At that, he dropped ~ 60 - -
piosion followed, NJ ~ nc1ssx -
In flames. 49,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN
NATIONAL FOREST.

Notice is hereby given that the lands describ-
ed below, embracing le0 nero-, within the Bat
tlem-nt Mesa National Forest, Colorado, will
BE- subject tu settlement and entry under the
provisions Of THE homestead laws uf the United
sintrs and the of June H. 1905 t3i Stat, 2.5l
at the United States land office at Mou,ruse,
Colorado. OF June n, 1905 Any settler who was
actually and in good faith claiming any OF srid
lands fer agricultural purposes prior to Janu-
AIRY /, 1905, an has not abandoned same. has
preference right to make homestead entry fer
the lands actually occupied Said lands were
listed rpon the applications OF the rersous
below, who have preference right subject to the
prior right of any such settler, provided such
settler applicant is aualifc,' to make hom' :
stead entry and the preference right is exercised
prior to June q, 1905, ON which date the lands
will be subject to settlement, and entry ny any
qualified person. The lands when surveyed will
probably be within See, 5. + IL &. r. 90 W, 9TH
7. NJ and are bounded and described follows
Beginning corner 1, Aspen stake. frcm which
+. $ ". H. Iercctcd within the tract and loeat-
ed ia an open mcdow the west Of West Mud
dy and immcdiatly north Of the R.dston. trail.
three miles up the stream from the /. l.. l.. camp
bears n. f2s 20 F.. s.!achains; extending ti.cnce
;. c5' E 50 chains: thonce n % T. 20 chains. .
thence y. G5s W. 90 chains thcnc. 5. ~ W. .
chnins, to place Of beginning. Variation Ia 81
f.. listed upon the application of Harry Martin
Of PHonia. Colorado. Fred bennett. Commiss-
ioncr Of tn. General Land oHlce. Approved
April 10, 1905. Jesse L. Wilson. First Assistant
Secretary Of the Interior.
Li-i 10
Firs, pub. May 10, las, June I, 1905.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14
-
roREEITuRE NOTICE.

Crested Butte, Colorado, December 9th, ,i9J7.
To Walter Maloy and General Green
You arc hereby notified that We. our srantors
and predecessors have expended turing the
years Isss to 1905, both inclusive, One Hundred
Dollars each and every year in labor anl i'm
provcrnents upon the New York lode mininl
claim in Rock Greek Mining District, County of
Gunnison, State of Colorado. the amended 10.
cation certificate Of which is recorded In BOoL
81 at Page 81 in the office Of the Recorder o.
paid county in order 70 hold snid claim unde
the provisions Of Section 1924 of the Revised
Statutes Of the United states and the amend
ments thereto concerning annual labor upon
mining claims. boing tho amount required tC
hold said lode for period ending on the 3ist day
of December, \. d 1905. And within ninety day
from the personal service Of this notice or with
in ninety days after the publication thereof
you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion
of such expenditure co-owuers your interest
in said claim will become the property OF tue
subecri ibors, your co-owners, who have made
the required expenditure "nder the terms Of
said Section and the amen.iments thereto.
Willis Nc Glothlen.
Administrator Of the
Estate OF D. +. Nc Glothlin, Deceased and the
Leirs ct .. D Moat, DeccaseJ.
1irst rub. Jan, l6, - lest Arrl p i9os'
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14
Eilers' Big Show

". y Eiler presents Ralph Il. Rich
Ardson Ia II new sensational Five act
western play. written expressly for hin
10y the well known author. Hal Reid en-
titled King Of the Cattle Ring" /: is
charming story Of love and adv, nture
The scenes are laid in the mountain re
gions Of the golden west. the play is rich
IN patbos and fairly huhbling over will
fun, mirih and merriment The member
Of the supporting company have bee
selected from the very best materil
which II g dramatic market affords a.
durirg The act,on of the play numb,
of pleasing specla ties will be introdu
c /. The scenery and all accessories Br
appropriate and abundant. and nothir, !,
nas been neglected which may have
t"rdency TO insure the plays success.
lhe King Of the Cattle Ring. will b
p es. uted at Crested Butte, Saturda,
night. May l6, under big tent.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14
RESTORATION Tc ENTRY OF LANDS IN
Enpr..T


Notice i hereby given that the lands described
below. embracing 100 acres, within tn. Battle
m.n, Mesa National Forest. Colorado, will be
subject IT, settlement aud entry under tn. pro
visions of the homcst.. laws of the United
Stnfes and the act Of June II, I!'s Ia Stat. ~
at the Uni;ed States land office ut Glenvood
Springs. Colorado. on july ., iios. Any settler
who was nctully and Ia good faith in claiming
any 81 said lands Tor agricultural purpose prior
to- January I. 1906, and hns not aba ndoucd same,
has "A preference. right to make a homestead
entry for the lands actually occupied. Said
lands wer. listed upon applications Of the per
sons mentioned below, who have u preference
right subject to the prior rirb, OF any such set;
tier. provided such settler or applicant Is quail
fed to make home stead entry and the prefer
ercc right Is exercised prior to July 3 1905, on
which date the lands will be subject to settle
ment and entry by any qualified pcrson. The
lands. when surveyed, will probs bly, be within
tL. s., of Sec. 2s and the Nj Of Sec y. T. 10 3
r. 30 W, 9Th. +. NJ. and all bounded and des-
crbcd follows; Beginning at point from
which the section corner between Sections =, and
- ON the township line bears $. 37s 15 4, 20
chains; thence y. 6Ie T.. 30 chains: thence n. sas
". 10 chains: thence $. Gis w 10 chains; thence
). 2g7 L. 10 chains to the point of beginning.
containing leo aeres listed upon the applca-
tiou of \. L. Harbour of Paonia. Colorado.
Fred bennett. Conimis ion.r Of General L3nd
oficc. Approved April l. 1905. Frank Pierce,
First Assistant Secretary Of the Interior.
ELP List 20.
First pub. May II, last June 1, 1905.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

Manager Lehritter was up from Gun-
nison the fret of the week arranging to
start the Forest Queen mine at Irwin.
Mr.. Lehritter is interesting himself il
and will visit Denver soon with the field
notes OF the curvey made last year and
from which estimates of the cost may be
furnished the state engineer When bids
wall then be advertised for, to finish the
road
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14
Legal Notices.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

IJtIf.tFlIItNt u E1iF IIIF'fNfrt
Land Office at Montrose Colorado, April %, 1905
Notice is hereby given that Matios Mnlrns'k,
Of Crested Butte. Colorado. has filed notice OF
his intention male final hye year proof in
support of his claim, viz; Homestead Entry No
81 made July s, 1892, for the $ y \ Ei, aud \
L sEI, Section %, Township 10 5. Range ID W.
9Th. Z. VI, and that said proof will be made b.
re Ernest NJ. Noursc, United States Commi
sioner at his Office in Bank Bulding. at Gunni'
son. Colorado. on Friday June IL, 1895.
He names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
the land, viz John krizmnnich. Philip Sch
neider Math Malensek William Runuoe, ali OF
Crested Butte. Colorado,
BrySon r Blair. Register.
First pub. May H. last June {, Isos.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

Manager Boyle Of the Keystone mine
is making good progress in cleaning np
and timbering the mine, prepatory TO an
examination OF the property which is to
be made IN the near future by his prin.
cipals. 1t is thought that Il mill will be
the first proposition to be considered as
also tramway down to the railroad,
from the mine.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

The concert and literary entertain
mcut. given by the G. T.. Society OF the
L. e. church, on Friday night at the
City Hall. was success in every way. a
large and appreciative audience greeted
the participants 10 the prograu.e and
that each number was thoroughly en-
joyed was shown in the hearty applause
aud eucores it received. Ihe easy grace
ard mastery manner ia which each in
dividual part was handled, showed in
most creditable manner the high class
talent Crested Butte possesses and gave
to those present treat that will long be
remembered.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

The 18th. District Normal Institute
will meet at Lake City. on August B II
with Miss Luclla johnson as chairman
Of the executive committee. The Rio
Grande will make a halfrate for the
round trip to all attending
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

q. T.. keiser. who has been in charge
OF the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com pauys
Office here this winter. has gon. to Utah
TO accept Il position with the Utah Fuel
Company at Helper. Mrs. kei.er and
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

After a four months !ay.oH the switch
engine went to work in the local yards.
last Monday with the old crew in charge,
Frank Cuthbert Is the engineer. James
Hsriis, yard master and VIM. Harris and
Wm. Homes, swi,chmen. On Monday
the Crested Butte -Curnison train went
back to its old schedule. Train arrives
at /: 20 p. III. and departs a, / 10 p. m.
The out going mail closes at l:i0 p. NJ.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

Mr. Frank Bulkley came in from Den.
yer last week and spent two days here
in the interest Of the Crested Butte Coal
Company, OF which he is president.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

Eilcrs Big Tent Show at Crested Butte
Saturday night MAY l6 Carries thirty
People. Two Special Cara, Il Band and
Orchestra. Grand Free Street Parade
and Band Concert at 3p. IN.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

Civil Engineer, o II, Aikine OF Gun
nispn. was in town this week surveying
for the new pipe line Of the Light and
Water company.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14
Additional rliEirg Notes

Supt Haines is in town looking afte
he purchase OF several teams to be useo
10 freirhting to and from the Augusta
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

The Postmaster OF Gascon ade, Mo
Daniel a. Bugh, says Of DeWitts Kid
ney and Bladder PILE, Il am doing so
well, and improving so rapidly in health
that | can say too much for your Kid
Ley and Bladder Fills.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

County Commissioner Geo. l.. Miller.
Denver whore he attended meeting Of
the county commissioners from through
out the state.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

Manager j. r. Bennet, Of the Elk Mt
Mining company. reports starting the
compressor plant this week and says
everything is moving emoothly at the
tunnel.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

Superintendent John Calderhead. OF the
Crested Butte Coal Company went out
on Mondays tram to the southern part
OF the state to be gone week in the in
terest OF his company.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

joe II Block has isturned from Den
yer where he was summoned by the
death OF his father-in law. Robert iiauck
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

Mrs. V. T.. Metzler and children. Al!
berta and Victor, have returned homt
after four months stay in Denver.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

LEO Gpstomski came in on Saturdays
train from La Sale, H., and is visiting
with Crested Butte friends
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

Miss Reynolds of Tin Cup came in Sat
urday and went over to teach the Gothic
school.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

S. g. Robinson went out to Colorado
Springs today to be- gone few days on
business.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

just received, 4 big line Of children
dats and Gaps. Call and see them at
ApplegatcF.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

The Eiler King uf the Cattle Ring will
show at night only on account OF their
calcium effects
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

Al Arnold has gone to work at the
Mountain King mine on Maroon Mt
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

"Onaudoa' dress shields for sale at
Applegate-.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14
Local News.

The latest style of Millinery can be
seen only AZ Applegates.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-05-14

Fir, pub. May II, las, June I, iso,.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-04
vic LahoE Woria.

H .ZLf AL L.ELf H.
Swsnsea t1nglaus1 carpenters ard
foinars have maze b demand for aa
aaTane9 Iii WAGES cf & 2enDy IN hour
b new liRotlily b@l cf N9w Zea-
lHnd provides That every gnriar whc
II ! party to q strike Shall Re liable
~ q 5ne.
s8a q Tafefeadusa vote the Poster
Artists Assoc alton Of america has
daelded to afIiate with lie A rican
Federation Of Ltnor
A iisp@te aaylr3 arisen ID she
plumhiag trade at als SOW Scotland,
stha master psuirf decided to issue
u0tieess OF = Lockout
IT is the dan 81 tils ST. Lonis MOO
Labor unions ~ hutld q magnificent
faIaiie In vliaE MI the labor organE.
zafions viii asgs he3aqHarter s..
Ehinase butchers \ meal narfet
men of San Ffansisco, who sepe tins
age made a1alieation 10 becnma ssAt
iatsd with The sntsraS 3cnat aessy Il
nlssaT plttGrs. w4l% refused.
prIHr fne new laNi wsseh vent
into effset IA Qetuneg I the aather
III b snfars die child ia3af law III
4legeavtilt saes 'Essflmenfs FL ci es y
s5A III el4ss M pew YgsK wGs
Nsf4 al frqfg shS sioeal health Z 81
MICA ~ ne ststa deBarftnent ii tabor.
ing t5rongh 3g burea III laeTca II
sIs@ ftsapeftf1Ls