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Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
PHoENIX, ARIZONA, AUG. s, 1908.
TERRITORIAL PLATFORMS

TERRITORIAL PLATFORMS
 Just what our democratic friends will achieve today beyond the in evitable and time hOnored nomina- tion of Hon. Marcus A. Smith, is uncertain, but there are rumors that a platform will be adopted which will be regarded as a concession to the anti-Smith element. That may very easily come to pass for platforms are cheap. If it will be of any advantage or if it will afford any satisfaction to the opposing fac ton it will be all one to Mir. Smith and his friends.
 The platform of a territorial con vention except for it's character as a declaration of principles is about as superfluous a thing as we know of. If it is made up of pledges as to local party or public policy, they are binding on nobody but the can didate for delegate who thence for ward has nothing to do with local politics excepts to receive votes.
 Candidates for county offices and for the legislature are in no way bound by any thing that may be agreed upon at a territorial con vention whose influence upon party affairs dies with adjournment.
 The interests of all the thirteen counties of Arizona are not entirely coincident and each county cOnven- tion at the proper time will give its candidates for offices definite in- structions as to their conduct in case of election.
 We mention this matter only for the purpose of reassuring our more conservative friends who might re- gard the pronunciamento at Pres colt today as something portentous, for we have reason to believe that it will be somewhat radical and recommend prying the lid off and turning the devils loose.
 But nothing of that kind need be feared. Mark Smith will be the only agent, logically appointed, in the platform for that purpose and he could not do it if he would. Even Eugene Brady O'Neill with all his good will for the task would be harmless.
 Whatever sound of brass and tinkling of cymbals there may be at Prescott this day, Arizona will go on in the same safe and conserva- tive way she has travelled with profit. The stockmen, the farmers, | the business men, the mine owners, | and the railroad men need not have lain awake last night in anxiety | or anticipation of todays territorial | platform.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
THE REAL RIGHT WAY.

To the Editor of The Republican, Sir:
 do not like to expose myself to the danger of being crushed between the upper milestone, in the person of Gov ernor Kibbey and the neither one. in the shape of The Arizona Republican, but I am going to take the chance. With all due respect to the subtle, pathological acumen (whatever that may be- shown by Governor Kibbey and The Republican in advising MT. Duncan as to the proper christian name of his paper, I wish to submit, that everybody is wrong. He should call his paper neither the "Arizonan." not the 'ArizOnian," but if he wishes to do the right thing by the territory and by his fellow citizens tongues, he will call his paper the "Arizonyan" This is final.
 You have only to open your ears and listen to one of the old Hassayampers forming an adjective from the word Arizona to know all about it. Orig finally the word must have sported the conventional Gila monster that the Spaniards put over a certain form of "n," but it evidently lost it's life since the "Gringo" came. Why not have Mir Duncan restore it and be forever hap py? You will see the analogy by the manner in which we now spell the word Canon in the name Grand Can yon." Lets get it right while We are about it, but do not let Chas. Lummis get on our trail or it will be all up with all of us.
 Yours very truly.
 M. J. RIORDAN. Flagstaff, Aug. f.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
INDIANA LEADS
 IN GOOD ROADS
Realty Advances With Improvement of Highways.

Of 153,662 miles of improved roads in the United States, Indiana has the largest mileage-that is 23,S77 miles. Ohio occupies the second place, with 23,460 miles. Wisconsin is third, with 10,633 miles; Kentucky fourth, with 94S6 miles; California fifth, with SSO3 miles. Illinois, Massachusetts and Michigan have over 1000 miles each; Minnesota over 6000 miles; New York over 800 miles; Tennessee over 400O miles; Connecticut, Maine, Mis- sOuri. New Jersey, Oregon, Pennsyl- vania and Texas over 2OOO miles each and Alabama, Georgia, Iowa.
 Maryland, New Hampshire, North Carlina, Vermont, Virginia and Washington over 1000 each. In about
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

There is not that spontaniety of paign fund which had been expected at Fairview. If Mir. Bryan had real ized to what extent the masses" would not let go, he might not have put that s1O,OOO limit on contribu- tions. Perhaps even the trusts and corporations would not have been denied the blessed privilege of com ing in.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

The adobe house is to be sub jected to an investigation by the Arizona Board of Public health ac- cording to the quarterly bulletin just issued. Many physicians have already condemned it and others are asked to observe the progress of their patients in adobe houses as com pared with the progress of those living in houses of other material.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

News from Hayti is to the effect that the situation is "at present most calm" This may suggest that such persons as have been --indiscreet enough not to fe calm are now all at rest.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

the Turkish Padishah and enjoy themselves under the Constitution. The Armenians will probably take a little time to think it over before responding.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

It is CrystalIized Cactus Candy, That makes the world seem bright. Then keep box handy
 Of CrystalIized Canoy To keep you feeling right. And if there is girl expecting That you will call tonight,
 If you want a kiss that
 Is brim full of bliss, get A package of Crystallized Candy
 At Donofrios'
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

Vice presidential nominee J. w. Kern thinks that the democratic prospects for victory are bright In Iasmuch as MT. Kern, though a ire quent candidate for office has never participated in a victory, it may be asked what he knows about signs and prospects.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

Mr. Hartman is about to enter the Wilos of Oregon, where he pro- poses tc resI; but rot forever. j'here are a few in portant transportation rou,es that he cannot yet call lis own.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

A few more meteorological out bursts like that of last night and midsummer would take a hint that it has out stayed it's welcome
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

Contemplating the anti-injunction plank 0f the independence party. it would seem that Mir. Gompers was too nasty in pledging himself with out affording the Hearst aggrega- tion an opportunity for a hearing.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

Armenians exiled to the United States or elsewhere are invited to re- turn forthwith to the dominion of
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

The Dutch have not yet taken Venezuela
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

DIR. w. S. LOWE. Veterinarian. Of-
 flee IT N. 1st Ave. Office Phone Red 1928. Res. Phone County A.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

lis the treasure Of all the Desert At Donofrio's store. It is CrystalIized Cactus Candy
 That makes you sing for more
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
PROFESSIONAL
NOTARY PUBLIC.

B. E. PASCOE, Notary Public. Con- veyancing a speciality. Acknowledg-
 ments taken. 110 North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
ENGINEERS AND METALLUReIsTs

J. Q. A. King, Assayer and Metallur- gist, Mining, Milling, Smelling and Irrigation Machinery. IS N. Second Ave, Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

BARNETT E. MARKS, Attorney and Counsellor. Office All Fleming Bldg, Phoenix, Ariz. Patents se- cured.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

GEO. W. vICKERs. Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23

RICHMOND. May l6-The events
during the second day of the Horse
show and races were as pleasing and
entertaining as upon the hrst. anu
there were number OF sensations
which tended 90 keep up the Interest
OF the crowd. The Horse Sho" isa-
tures we're particularly appealing t'
the lovers OF the animal while tAe
interest in the races VAS added 20 pl
the number OF tumhles hy the riders.
although no one was hurt enough GO
rruuble about. Tn the various events
I'm the exhibition arena. the following
were the prize winners.
The Awards.
Horses iu harness-Bit and spur
Mr.. W Gordon NcCooe. jr- uFSl.
News and Times. Byers Brothers g.
Konitz. second. King and Prince SIT
Tangnorue Tutucy. third. Prince anu
pobin MIR John g. Walker. fourth.
Combination harness and saddle
horses Pet Mrs W. CARY Braeg.
first. Rastus SIR. Nathan simon. sec
ond. Harrigau. Westchester Farm
hird. Portsmouth. Nessrs. w. i. AND
b. * Forbes. fourth
Nessrs W. W Osborne and ,. W
NcComb wore the blue and red Ton
the Blue Run Hunt club. 90 Gordous
vile. winning first in the hunt clu-
team class Nossrs. lie Roy Rope
and Cary r RuMn Randolph. in th'
rcd and green OF the Riverside hun
Club. won second. and Nessrs. j. NJ
Graves and & y Buford wearing tn
Confederate gray and red OF che Dee
Rum Hunt club took third prize
Three horses made up tcan
Middle and heavyweight hunters
Kinesman. SIT. James ~. GRAY
first. Griuro. SIR. ~. w. osborn
second Piedmont SIT. William hl,
eer. third. interpreter. Nr. w.
=, Osborne fourth.
Hunters aud Jumps rs Setback. VI
Le Roy Roper. first. Her Grace. "
H. B Syduor. second. Hunter hA
Nr IS. Gordon NeCabe. lr- min,
Blue Run. Nr. James rs. Andrew
fourth.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23
THE COUNTRY
ALL RIGHT

WASHINGTON. May l6.-That the
country is all right and there Is no
reason why prosperity should not
reign. are opinions expressed by r. IA.
Hartman. in an interview last night.
Mr.. Hartman arrived in Washington
yeste rday.
The country is all right" he Is
quoted as saying. Everything Is nor
NAL. and there is no reason why We
should not have prosperity In plenty.
The basis of prosperity in every coun-
try is the product of the soil. and the
crops here could hardly be better
Farmers are contented. they have no
MORTGAGES TO pay; their fences are
built. and the land is producing all
they need. Everything depends on
that. / see no reason for any business
,depre ssion. We are all right
AIR. Hartman declined 20 express
an opinion on the conference OF gov
.ernors. and added. There are toe
many big men i'm Washington az this
time 20 make an interview with me
worth while
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23
Good Road. Congress Called.

CHICAGO. May IA call was is
sued by the national body to-day Tor
the first national good roads congress
To- meet n Chicago. June d. and m
Denver July 9th. the day before the
opening of the Republican and Demo
cratic conventions The call So FAR
has been signed by the governors OF
thirty-two States the mayors OF nifty
cities. the executive officers OF the Ma
tional Grange. Good Roads Associa-
ton. farmers leagues and labor or
ganizations. as well as many promi-
nent citizens OF Chicago and other
cities
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23

MANTEO. y. c.. May l6--The
Wright brothers are not disheartened
over the accident 20 their aeroplane
They have been using their old ma
chine here. and il is ROW learned that
they have a new and stronger ma
chine already built in Dayton, and VIII
return here with that next August TO
go on with their experiments.
While the two planes and the frame
work OF the machine were badly
wrecked in the fall. the motor was
not injured. and continued TO run
after the craft came 10 the ground
Last December the government ask
cd for bids for a dynamo flying ma
chine. in accordance with certain gen
eral specifications. IL was 20 make
speed OF thirty-six miles an hour
over a course OF five miles against
+ wind. Several bids were received. but
the only ones accepted were those OF
the Wrights and A. W. Herring The
Wrights are TO receive $4,000 toi
their machine. IL Il proves a success
and Mr.. Herring will get $4,000 fol
his machine. II IL does all he hopes !
will. The offcial test Is 10 be made a
Fort Myer next August. IL is this gov
eminent prize that the Wrights wer'
working for down here among IN
sand dunes.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23
University Degree for DIR. Calisch.

University Degree for DIR. CaliSch.
RICHMOND. May l6-Rev. Dr. +.
y. CaIisch rabbi OF Beth Ahaba con
rregation. received information yes
terday 10 the effect that his thesis for
the degree OF doctor OF philosophy
has been accepted by the faculty OF
the University OF Virginia. and that
ne viii be formally invested with the
degree at the June commencement
I'm tele graphing the news 90 Dr.
Calisch. DIT Charles W. Kent. OF the
University. congratulated him on the
great excellence of the work Dr.
.Calisch's subject was The Jew IN
English Literature. as Author and as
subject" The paper was repared
with the utmost care. and was COM
pletcd after four years devotion and
patient study while also his regular
work was being carried on.
Sometime later Or. Calisch viii ga
20 London 10 complete certain refer
ences. which are 20 De found only III
the British Museum. The paper. Gov
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23
OFFER TO BRIDE GLENN
Friends OF Liquor Men Willing 10
Pay $1,000 for Their Pardon.

SALISBURY. y. G.. May 16.-Gov-
ernor r. b. Glenn addressed a gath
ering OF about 1000 people here to-
dav. making one OF the strongest tenn
perance speeches heard In salisbury
for years He discussed the oblec-
lions of the whiskey men 20 temper
ance. dealing sledge-hammer blows 20
the liquor traffic. and explained the
list OF benefits 20 bee derived from
temperance legislation.
In his address he disclosed an oner
OF $4,000 bride offered him 20 par
don two North Carolinians now serV-
ing term in the peniteutiary for sell
ing whiskey.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23
american Fleet In japan.

TOKYO May l1-Rar Admiral Jo-
seph ~ Hemphin, commanding the
American squadron now visiting To-
kohama. was received in audience ol
the Emperor this morning Atterwara
he took luncheon az the Shiba Palace
Among those present 40 the luncheon
were Princes Arisuguwa and tushlmi
Admiral Togo aud Minister OF Marine
Baron Saito. A British squadron Is
also visiting Yokohama.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23

Announcement IS made from Nor
foik mar Edwin *. Cramp. head OF the
shinbuildine plant OF philadelphia. has
.1ocided 10 construct the shipyard and
Ir,-1ocl I'm Berkeley. and that bids viii
sbo~tl, DO asked for the dredging or
the channel.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23
>. NJ. ECMOLs CO.
LyaehburE, Va

TIE new system OF medicine (Hosnoe-
~ 1890 - IRE science OF roett-
cine To-day IL nun eers practtttOn-
ers BY the thousand. Is fo1lSwers ~
the tens % Thousands Us trs1-tt.e1'
80 Fere,sfnasfsr, Indigestion, Maiorta,
colds TORPID Liver. ConsttpattoE- Nio-
re,r Dlaaasea NeurafEia. Heart trou~
49, 80 the rrcnbles that tie booT "a
heir 20. - sfmply marvellous Sead Tor
a 49, 81 ssi,iramoSD noMoEoPATHEc
PHARMACY,
xsf Enst Main stFeet, hteANen&. ~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23
Tillman sails for Europe.

pOSTON. MASS. May 16.-Se nator
Reriamin r. THlman. OF South Caro-
It,o sailed for Europe to-day on the
White star Line Canopic. The Sena-
,or who is accompanied by his vie.
IL making the trip for his health. Be
fo-a sailing Senator Tillman discuss
IA tho nolitical situation. expressing
tbs oninion that ~ Secretary Tart re
ceives the Republican presidential
..,,,,trotion the Democrats viii win
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23
WuEI MATISM. Skin AND BLOOD
DISEASES CURED-rRN TT.

Ia. most famous physician "a no ever /
set foot pea tne state SL '.,i.7' ,.'.rs,,'
N. hose health ls good Ann Wu" en-"t
living - one whose blood and ctFtn- {
latlon are right bat rF-rs one We
aching Joints. lame back. or WIZ
the feeling chat lie is ctrcets w"I'i,
the nsInE Isl person Va hose otov9
ia pure fhe individual - stron6 ditA
healthy. lf lt ls impure OF - ~ s $50
there Isl sickness ana decay ia '"e
Aches ana pains make more people
unhappy than anything else ANes
cause loss ~ money. time ana temper.
ffaa blood makes sores. pimplrs an.
skin eruptlOus CatArrh can De e-feo
only by cleansing the blood ~ ah itn-
purlties Had blood ms Ncs lntcttFF
kidneys. and u'ne out ~ zen Dl s.-
backaches OF women are due 90 tnl-
cause Liver troubles can uot cA.7t
when the blood is right NrFF eusles
hfadder urinary aud uric acid trou-
niles can be- overcome only by properly
treating TIE blood. improving It's tNN-
difion and making lots OF d.
Here ia a simple home remedy FOR az
people. and the recipe Tor maNins ~
10 as follows
Compound Fluid Extract
c..Tea@on , cs;s,s. sSassas
compound lsacoois - con
~centraTcd .-.-..-.--.-- "a ui@.li''i7
Compound syrup Sarsapa-
inr enough 40 make ounces-
shake wen In a bottle and take ir
t..-ar..,or ftil doses after each meal ans
aeafn AT bedtime The ingredients Sal
H. obtained at any good prescriptiot
pharmacy at small cost We are 80,
- I've In FOR the good OF cur readers.
Here the readers OF this paper hSN'
"A simple yet powerful and SHectiN'
remedy for AL forms OF blood Nilnrl
aoa biadaer diseases which should re-
NeVe rheumatism and catarrhal a1ec
tions and replace the weak. worno0'
indifferent feeling Win STRENGTH N1se
and health. -
THE TsACoBIA DIsPENslSa Co.
Washington. u 1
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23
Piedmont Bedford
Concentrated
Iron and Alum
Water


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rHOt bLt,S. FEMALE COMPLAINTS
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AND BOWEL DISORDERS. PILES.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-23

ering about 400 pages. viii be- pub
lished i'm book form i'm the autumn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18

really representa- government.
In the clash Of arms. laws ar" 81
lent and also when the rulers Iore
see clash. Therefor >. TN" direct ana
inevitable effect Of large armies ana
raves and strong foreign policy IL
to strengthen the "X"cutiv" at the 'S-
prnsr of the Legislative. 'b' cause.
saw the rulers. ".iLcr our policies are
going to adopted anyho" s'hc"
peaceful blOckht ads know ana can
know nothing e Statrcrhi'. why ho'
d'spcns. with the irritatinE delay Oh
parliamentary discuaS!oi?
In effect ever since iA9. that Is
exactly what tn" kais"rS policy ma"
stood for Struggling TO pr0Hiu" AN
outlet for the population and It's man
ufacturcrs, Germany has lent ready
ear 10 the argument that more war
shIps. more warriors and an urf'"
stralurd war lord was the cur" Tor Il
her evils.
But many changes aso hav" tah'h
place in the last decade. The Beer
War disclosed the litifui unr'adin"''
OF England. and the Japanrs" war f't
Russia Il neral physical and hhAhci''
wreck. Germany. therefore. had no
longer any present need to ar as
saults from without.
Socialism, on the Oh" hand. and IN
spirrt cf popular government on th'
ether, have grown enormously d"rihE
the past decade, and the si'%ation IN
which the Kaiser finds hims'.f 10
day is the direct cute ON" Ct the ~"
mand from ,hos" two sources Tor an
enlargement of popular government
For America the German 4 Aanipi''
is full OF promise. H. re-. AS there m
apparently successful tendency Is Al!
towards milit arism and rxtravaSah'''.
But also the irrrprt ssh = drair" OF inc
human soul for self governor nj.
whether in M"Xicanizrd republic or
a Prussiani7vd empire. brushes aside
tn" ambitions ard claims wh' f'bE
On. man can plunge mar into "&r anu
answers that. sincr IN" many MAKE
the nation, by the Chcs"n r'prraeh'"-
tiyes of the many shall III" nation
be ruled. Under many forms the Oh
struggle fer representative govern
ment will z. on and the final outcome.
as the recent German Incident shows,
will not be against III" people hlcH'
mOnd Times Dispatch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18

TT" London T;:r"s states rh1' III"
Danish ~c:r-nIucr: IS ccasii"IiGg tn"
,rGi...I 20 c"rs'rrc' ! rTl:!wa, tan1c'
su.d,T 'hc '-."gt I.ci'. TIE ;c'sl
''rS.' cf 'n:+ tU=Eci would 70 ai'rr'
!. mil :. 81 which - Elil,'s ~orlld ~
urd". ~" sca ThN estimate e IN"
Cor Is pat at Slightly more 'dan
s. .005 Goa ~ Inc present usa" her"
- t-ain ferry servtC" across re
nr.i. hu' 80 is often ha- iicaprri ~
had wclIh.-. and - is ca'Culs',Nd that
-" tunnel s";viCe would p" profitable"
cvrn &c she cot we're COT Ihiv
more than ,hr "s:iua'e si~"n Te<'
borirgS have shown hat ~" cuuG~ .Dn
of Tie materials ia Which III" tuan'i-
ing work woUld hsv" :" ~ 'arri"d
on t. favorable Cor She work
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18

Federal court In New York City. The
government authorities believe they
have ample evidence TO prove that
the sugar trust. by common cheating
tactics. has evaded the payment OF
$500 900 custom duties. The dis
trict attorney AYERS that This rob
berry went on for years IN broad day
light. and was accomplished by
weighing cargoes CT imported suga"
AZ .Omr OF the trusts brooklyn plants
upon "trirk' scalcS--Weighing ma
chimes which had been fixed SO As
TO give short weights
The only restitution the department.
'or justice thus far has demanded or
he millionairrs who own tn" sugar
trust Is that they shall give back
that which they ar" alleged to have
stolen. together with a bonus to III"
z vernmrnt In the shape OF forfeit
uT' OI certain CafSotS.
II Is admitted that the statute OF
limitations grants immunity even
from full financial liability to the ma
IT., nal treasury for the entire amount
Of these stralings.
Up to this time there has been no
intimatlcn that any OF tn" magnatcs
who are responsible for the
swindling operations will be brought
10 book by Federal grand jury.
Should all these suits go agains:
che American Sugar Refining Gem
pany. the penalty could easily b"
paid with a one half OF one per cent
deduction from It's quarterly dividend.
and the corporation wouldn't feel tn"
loss
II there is in this country single
individual who implicitly believes that
equality before the law obtains in
the Federal legal establishment, let
him study I'll" bills filed by the init
ed States district attorney in 'hes"
causes against the sugar trust then
he shculd attend a term of the Fed
cral district court adjacent to som"
region known as "mOonshinr COnH-
trv"-for instance .panvills Or Ab.nF
demand witness tn" number OF p"n'-
Tertiary sentences mcted out /, men
who have had the temcrity to a.
tempt TO eyadr payment OF the inte:-
nal revenue tax upon few gallon' OF
distilled spirits, quite likely b2il"d
out in their wives wash pots
"VcnGenc" is mine" says tnci@
Sam to til. petty offender: "vcagrncs
Is the Lords" declares the sam"
great man to the purloiner Of mil
lions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
str.rr.h Of Sceislic:..

Tho Soc!alis pay poI'cd sl-.Cs' a.
;sry~ ?~rvIar vote IN 1904 ss N"
othn- '-r~.' ta!a0r paTt."s Cn-.6'r"f
In 1907 10 rrorihi' iCnis,S had dts
.an~cd al r." q. be- trailing TS7nila-
r!cn9. rolling 2"s.hs2 vote O." - ~.
C-r .h. Socialists. "a AGO for ID" p~l,l
LIS and 80 sc- 'bc S~'ls'is' -.
ho-i'cE IL: IT, 1914 tho So s,is- '.,t~i
sc' 10: 10 vo;cs - 80 go f.E 'hc
T;olsib:'i~n. ~ 80 for ,hr pprIifS;
s-,s y So fc- ih~ ;viaIi-, Lsirr-
- ~ IriMIEe