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beverages.-W. A. Evans, commission
er of health. Chicago,
STATE PRESS
All for Taft

All for Taft
The Laramie Republican, comment
ing on the wyoming Tribune's article
declaring in favor Of Taft Tor president,
has this to say:
The Wyoming Tribune urges that
Wyoming should get in line for Taft,
that there is no longer any reason why
the state should not make its position
reasonably clear. 1t believes that there
are many resulting benefits IRON hav-
ing a clearly defined policy and a can.
didate. Secretary Taft has the ex'
pressed approval OF a large number of
citizens and is doubtless the choice OF
a great majority of the people of the
state. This being true, there would APP
pear to be no reason for delay. In all
probability, as the counties hold their
conventions, there will be expressions
of choice, and Wyoming will send a
pledged delegation. There is method
in standing for something and some
body
This places the two Republican dai-
lies in the Taft column to keep com
pany with almost the entire semi-week-
ly and weekly press of the state.
With the press Of the state and the
leading citizens of the state all in ac.
cord, an instructed Taft delegation to
the Chicago convention is what Wyo-
ming should send.-Sheridan Post.
, 1908-01-02
HAS NO INTENTION
OF LEAVING LANDER.


While it is "persistently rumored'
as the Mountaineer stated last week
that we have sold our interest in the
Fremont Republican we cannot veri.
fly the statement until the money *
changes hands, says Mrs. Cora V,
Graves, editor Of the Lander Republi.
can, in the last issue of that paper,
Be hat as it may, we wish to correct
the latter part of the statement in re
gard to our going elsewhere to reside.
Too many years have we identified
ourselves with Lander to now, at the
shake the dust from our feet and bid
her good bye.
, 1908-01-02
Few Better

Many of the Wyoming newspapers
ing the past week. 1t Is not the inten
ton to hand the publishers bouquets,
by making this observation, but 10
state that very few of the other states
can show a better class Of newspapers
OF a more enterprising lot of publish
ers. And what is more gratifying still,
the business is prosperous.-Sheridan
Post.
, 1908-01-02
Picture Post Cards.

The Chicago Tribune of recent date
had a very interesting half-colum ar
ticle along the lines of illustrated post
al cards and their connection with the
p~ostofice department, the following
extracts being of more than passing in
terest here, where the subject has re-
ceived some attention in the columns
of The Republican:
, 1908-01-02
Lame Shoulder Cured.

Lame shoulder is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles n quickly
yields to a few applications of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. Mrs. +. II Nc.
Elwee of Boistown, New Brunswick,
writes: Having been troubled for
some time with a pain in my left shoul.
der, 1 decided to give Chamberlain's
Pain Balm a trial, with the result that
/ got prompt relief" For sale by all
druggists.
Daily Republican, SO cents 8 month
, 1908-01-02

1t now seems quite certain, accord
ing to the naval expert, that Uncle
Sans battle ships are seriously defec.
tive. Come to think about it, though,
that was not SPANS experience a de.
cade ago.
, 1908-01-02

Some of the first-class restaurants of
Chicago and New York have changed
their rules so that ladies will be per.
mitted to smoke in the dining rooms.
but will the ladies do it?
, 1908-01-02
Better Get EN- Down.

= 49,
In the decision handed down in the
fencing cases by Federal Judge j. "A.
Riner at Cheyenne last week it was
clearly set forth that all fences in any
way enclosing government land must
come down and stay down, No evasion
or subterfuge of any kind will avail.
Here is what District Attorney Burke,
who has scored a bullseye in every
prosecution of illegal fencing save one
has to say about the matter: 1T is
expensive, annoying, and as a be
seen, entirely useless for a man to
maintain illegal fencing under any sub
terfuge. If it becomes necessary or
wise, | shall begin prosecutions of VIC,
lations Of the fencing law under crimi.
nal procedure. This | should regret
very much to do and | hope it will not
be necessary. Should criminal prosecu-
ton come, | cannot, of course, discrimi.
nate.-Lander State Journal.
, 1908-01-02

The state sheepmen's convention,
which will meet in Laramie this month
will be representative of 5000 o 900.
That is a mighty big slice of the wealth
of this portion of the globe.
, 1908-01-02

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If |.
fails to cure. E. w. GROVES sigma.
ture Is on each tox. Csc. it's
, 1908-01-02
IMPORTANT
P0ST0FF|CE
POSTMASTER BELTZ FORWARDS
RESULT OF SIN MONTHS
WEIGHING OF MAILS.
Divided Into Glasses by Months, Show
ing Heavy Business Originating at
Laramie Ofice-Some Light On
Subject of Illustrated Postal Cards
as a Nuisance.

Postmaster Beltz on Tuesday com
rleted the six months weighing of the
mails in the office here, which he has
tabulated and forwarded to the second
assistant postmaster general at Wash
ington, The table includes the total
weight of the several classes of mail
matter originating at the Laramie of
fee, and the weight OF equipment car.
rled in connection Herewith from July
1 to December 81, 1907. The table
gives the following results for the per
inh.
, 1908-01-02

Health advice: Don't neglect slight
through the nose. Keep the feet dry.
Don't keep overcoat or wraps on in the
house or office. Shun drafts, especi-
ally when perspiring. Keep living
rooms and offices well ventilated. Don't
overcoat. Partake sparingly Of alcoholic
, 1908-01-02

At any rate, thare is consolation in
the thought that, with all our faults,
Colonel Bell loves us still.
, 1908-01-02

Albany county imported S 1000 sheep
during the year just closed.
, 1908-01-02

The Republican is the best advertis.
ing medium in the city and county for
it reaches all the people all the time.
, 1908-01-02
Thousands of Cards Lost.

Ignorance of the postal regulations,
coupled with the cupidity of certain
dealers in novelties is responsible for
the loss to Chicagoans and their friends
OF 10000 postal cards which each week
are tent from here to the dead letter
office in Washington.
The failure of these cards to reach
their destination is no mean consider
alton, but there is a financial loss en-
tailed as well. In nearly every case
the cards bear a 1-cent stamp at least
and this wasted postage alone amounts
to 5000, while the cost of the cards at
an approximate average of 5 cents each
brings the total loss to over $1,000 a
week.
, 1908-01-02

A complete line OF legal blanks at
The Republican Office.
, 1908-01-02

Daily Republican. 80 cents q month
, 1908-01-02
Patrons Charge Theft.

1t is moi an uncommon thing for Post
master Campbell to find in his morn.
ing mail several letters charging theft
of postal cards and threatening to
carry the complaint TO Washington.
Moreover there have been cases of per,
sons making their complaints In per,
son. But the fault lies not with the
p~ostoflice clerks but with the senders
of the cards, who fail to comply with
the regulations or attempt to send un.
mailable matter.
The postcard craze Is having a tire,
mendous vogue and 1000, 900 is not al.
excessive number to be handled by the
local p%ostoffice in one week. The vast
majority easily passed muster, as a
wide latitude is allowed in shape, size,
material, color. and subjects treated,
but beyond a certain point the law
steps in and the card drops out-of the
mail.
Leather Gard a Trouble Maker.
Another trouble-maker for the postal
authorities is the leather or single
postcard, and the public at large has a
hazy idea regarding these, as is evi.
denced by the stamps of various de.
nominations found on them. To begin
with, these cards are classed as mel
chandise and if there is no message
written on them by the sender the gov,
eminent will handle them for l cent,
but if there is q message, full letter
postage is required and this means 2
cents for every cunce or fraction there,
of.
While some of the postal clerks may
wink at minor attractions, all are on
the lookout for those cards classed as
Immoral, and few, if any of these es
cage destruction at the dead letter of,
fee. The reproductions of many IA
nous art studies are cast into the pile
with risque pictures. 1t is but fair to
say that most of the vulgar post cards
are printed abroad,
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-03-18
DENTISTRY.

Porcelain enamel Filings. Gold filings
by the Impression and inlay system.
DIR. J. A. WRIGHT, Dentist
Foley's Orino Laxative is sold under a
positive guarantee to cure constipation.
sick headache, stomach trouble, or any
form Of indigestion If it fails, the man
ufacturers refund your money What
more can any one do Havre Drug Co
The law of Montana is such that no.
body can fit glasses without being reg
istered. g. Strouse is a registered OPP
tometrist. tt
/ want your lumber business and will
bid fsr it and come prepared to furnish
lumber anywhere in the United States.
JOS. GUSSENHOvEN.
NOTICE TO SHEEP MEN AND TO
RANCHERs.
DO you need any straight cars OF
lumber? Can mix saw dust, fence
posts slabs or any thing in the lumber
line. Get In with neighbor or two
if you can't use one alone. Gussenhoven
has everything you need and can put il
in ope car. ...# ~.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-03-18

Mrs James Carnal received word from
her sister. Mrs. Machaffery Of Missouri
that her two sons were Ill with scarlet
fever. Mrs. Machaffery will be remem-
bered as having spent some time in
Havrc last summer at the Carnal home.
A telephone will be pretty handy dur.
ing the long winter evenings and just
as much so at any time. Send for the
electric man
George j. Noble has purchased the
George Heron place-the house and 10
acres of land from Rit Stringfellow and
will move April 18th. The consideration
was $500 dollars Mr.. Noble sold a
work team to Mr.. Stringfellow for $3.50.
to-date hair cut, electric massage or
plain and shower baths go to Palace
Barber Shop, Green Bros, old stand.
john Slahl, formerly of Chinook was
! i'll the city Monday. Mr.. Stahl has sold
his ranch on Snake creek out has no
intention Of leaving the state, having
purchased the Central beer hall at
Wlitcfish. He reports very light Win
| ter in the Snake creek country.
| WANTED--LAMBING TENTS AND
Tarps
| 2-t. Apply at this office.
| LAME SHOULDER.
| Whether resulting from spra!n OF
from rheumatic pains. there is nothing
50 good for lame shoulder as Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. Apply freely ant
rub the parts vigorously at each appli'
cation and quick cure is certain. For
sale by all druggists.
j. NJ. GrubeE, general manager Of thu
Great Northern, w. C. Watrous. genera
suerintendent of transportation: r. W
Bryan, general superintendent Of tn
- middle district: e. l.. Brown, genera
| superintendent OF the, western district
Geo. Jamison, general superintendent
motive power; VIM. Kelly, assistant gen
eral master mechanic of the western div
ision; f. M. Fryberg, general maste
mechanic of the middle division, were i
the city for a general conference a
day Monday.
UEEQUALED AS A CURE FOR CROU
BESIDES being an excellent remedy fo
colds and throat troubles, Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is unequaled as cur
for Group says Harry Wilson Of Wayn
town, Ind. When given as soon as tn
y croupy cough appears, this remedy wi
: prevent the attack. 1t is used success
fully in many thousands of homes. Fc
fsale by all druggists.
81 Il it is paint or wall paper you war
go 10 Boenets.
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THE BIG STORE


narbunsfn ndlu
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Ranch for Rent within one half mile
from town, so acres under pIow..
Apply to A. STOCKLIN.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

The annual meeting OF School District
No. 16. Of Chouteau county, Montana
for the election of two trustees will be
held on Saturday Aril 4, 1908, at the
West Side district school house. The
polls will be open between the hours of
. and p. NJ. At the same time and
place the electors will also vote on the
question Of bonding the district in. the
sum Of sl5000.0o, bearing interest at not
to exceed per cent, payable in % years
for the purpose OF building and furnish
ing one more school house in said dis
trict and purchasing land necessary for
same.
Dated 9lasca t.. l9S
I'LL. N. ALLEN, Clerl:.
!. X. DEVLIN,
r. A. BENTzIN.
j. A. MCKENZIE,
J. G.. AULD,
". b. PIPER,
Trustees.
(E'irst publication March IL, 1899
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II. Archibald has bought two lots
George J. Noble on the Heron place and
will build this summer
Paint. You can get the best at Boone's
DO 1t Now. Send for proposition or
Talk with Carruth' about a New
York Life contract
Chas Ferris is out again after having
been 'si1 up for several days as the
result Ct icing i'll run away.
a REWARD - Anyone not getting
their moneys worth at the Bijou thea
tire can get their money back
Get your blasting powder at Guss-
enhoven's. All kinds on hand at all
times Wholesale and retail dealer.
Earl c. Brooks, an expert window
trimmer Of Casey, Illinois, arrived in
with the Fair.
Frank and Joe, repair sewing machines.
DO you need stove wood? Make up
Il car for lumber and add some fence
posts and see Gussenhoven.
w. r. Lemen who is wintering bunch
Of sheep on the John Collier ranch on
Box Elder was in the City last Saturday.
Mr.. Lemen came in last fall from near
Stanford
When in trouble ring up "a and have
a competent man call and do your re-
pair work at reasonable prices
Frank and Joe. the furniture men.
The SO club met with Mrs. e. T.
Broadwater last Saturday afternoon. A
delightful afternoon was spent and Mrs
E c.. Carruth having the highest score
will wear the club pin fort he coming
week.
|
enhoven's figures on your lumber bill
and you will save money by doing SO.
DENTISTRY
/ Porcelain enamel Filings, Gold filing
by the impression and inlay systems.
DIR. ]. A. WRIGHT, Dentist
Miss Ella Myers of New York cit.
arrived in Havre this week to TAX
charge OF the millinery department o
the Havre Commercial store. Miss My
ers comes to the city as a first clas
| nilliner. having mad years of expar
fence, ard the ladies of Havre will b
iI:eased TO know that in Miss Myer
they will find a most tasty and strict.
LII tn-iate milliner.
/ FOUND-A diamond brooch, in front o
McIntyre's opera house. Enquire at III
= Herald office
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PUBLISHERS ANNOUNCEMENT.


The Herald has decided to change Its
publication day and hereafter will be is
sued each Wednesday afternoon. We be-
lieve that the news Of the city can be
given to the people to better advantage
by the two newspapers with several
days intervening between the issuance
of each. HAVRE HERALD
Get Boones cold tablets for your cold. :
W. M Smith is laid UP with the grippe
Frank and Joe, the macEinists..
Ms w S. Yates is very sick at the
Hotel Havre.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-03-18

Second hand cook stove for sale at
Northwestern Iron Works.
Senator Long of Flathead county was
in TIavre Monday.
Don't forget the Bijou matinee for the
children at 3:15 p. m, Saturday.
Nice furnished front room for rent
Enquire at the Herald office
Joe Crowell has been laid up with
rheumatism the past week..
Kindling wood, ready for the stove,
telephone No 8 A. 3. CLARKE.
Frank and Joe While you wait
For Edison Photographs and Records
come or write to Strouse, Jeweler
Boone's. velveteen will heal rough
skin. smM.
KATE-Meet me at the Bijou lobby
al; 1:3o tonight JACK
The Indians shippedo 100 head of cat
lie from the reservation at Browning to
Spokane last Friday.
Alabastine Nothing better for wall
coating All tints at Boone's.
Frank and Joe the repair men
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-03-18
AS ADVERTISED.

1 purchased q bottle Of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy an
found 1t to be all claimed for 1t In the
advertisements Three Of the family have
used it with good results in summer
complaiat-H = Howe, publisher Of the
Press, Hiland, Wis. For sale by all
druggists.
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Some Flyers in the
Grocery Department

Lillian Russell Cigars, bx So. $1.25
Virginia Fine Gut Chewing. 49,.
Tobacco, per. 1b..... rs
kETCHUP, Monarch. pint bot.... 40
This Ketchup is guaranteed the
best-is absolutely pure and is sold in
Chicago for IS cts pei" bottle our reg
ular prices pecial price to reduce our
Ifyou are fond of tomato ketchup
fore they are all taken. It will not
be offered again at this price.
We bought lot of EASTERN CANNED
PEARS at a bargain and now offer
you q ID Daily brand Pears at 15c
a can and q ID Elegant brand at zoe
This special price on Canned
Fruit comes at time Of the year
that Canned Fruits are necessity
They won't last long at this price, SO
get in early and buy enough to run
you till new fruit comes in.
MONTANA RANCH EGGS. per doz.. ....30e
Everybody Tan eat ranch eggs
this week We have 600 dozens to
dispose of - every egg guaranteed
strictly fresh, Montana laid. They
wont last long at this price. Get your
share before they are all gone.
PRICES CELERY Fe0D, ; packages. .2sc
Sold in the city of Chicago at the
factory for l0c per package-in Mont
ana 2 for 25c. Load up while you
have a chance.
TEEPEE SOAP, 10 bars ...........25c
A good laundry soap. What is
the use in paying more money for
some soaps that are no better just
because they have a big reputation
we can save you money on Soaps.
COFFEEs This week we offer you Jewel
Blend Roast Coffee a regular Is ct
SOACe loI .........- LOG
Try lbs. 1t won't be as cheap again.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-03-18
For the Little Boys.

For the little boys we have sup
piled ourselves with a very attractive
line of little Blouse Suits with sailor
collars and Nickerbocker pants at
$500 and $500
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Millinery.

This week our entire line Of Millinery will be opened
up for your inspection and
Our New Mi1liner
Miss Eula Myer is here in charge Of the Millinery
Department Miss Myer is fresh from the millinery
parors of the most uptodate millinery establishments
of the and highly recommended artist.
Wefeel that you will make mistake you buy your
hat first without first consulting her. You a back
number if you don't have the correct styes-Don't be
back number We guarantee that styles correct
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you can get everything you need
Groceries or Furniture, we are the
Satisfaction or Money Refunded
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-25
NOTICE
Peck.
-..E Hrf..7

We shall be glad to hear from
county correspondents in points not
already represented. We will then
send you our terms and particulars.
We want none but live correspon-
dents and correspondents on whom
we can depend. If you think you
can handle the situation at your
point, and there is no other cores
pondent writing us, sit down and
write us a letter, and we will take
the matter up at once. We want a
live representative in every corner
Of the county. Address News Edi-
tor, Saturday News, Watertown, S.
ID. 5tf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-25

- I. aEs5sb
Amacher is all thru threshing
for this year.
Mrs. Wolcott was in town one
day last week.
Mr.. Davis is better at the pres
|ent time.
Mrs. Mclaughlin and family
spent Saturday at Watertown.
Mr.. Makepeace called at the
Veeder and Bradl ley homes Wednes-
day.
Chris Engles was pleasant cal
Ter at Veeder's Monday evening. q
Curtis Bradley called on James
Graves one day last week.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-25
LOCAL. NEWS

j. A. Snyder for electrical sup
plies. 116 n. Oak street.
w. H. Cashier, we'll known in
this city, is connected with a new
trade paper soon to appear in Aber-
deem.
If yoA are in need Of a heater for
this winter, you cannot do better
than look over the Monarch line
at Woodward & Searles.
Helen Stone, class of '08 w. H.
is. has been secured to teach school
in district 5 Hamlin county this
winter. ..z.s--.
Mr.and Mrs. j. A. Wygaard are
rejoicing in the arrival Of a fine Z
pound baby boy who arrived at
their home Tuesday morning.
Electric wiring and all kinds Of
repair work. Motor repairs a
speciality. ]. A. Snyder. l16 n.
Oak street.
Miss Louise Stokes left Monday
evening for Minneapolis where she
will attend Stanley Hall school
this winter.
w. H. Taft, big Bill Taft, re-
publican candidate for president
will speak at Aberdeen next Tues
day morning. Aberdeen is one Of
the points made on his special wes.
tern tour.
The first installment Of the
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-25
FLORENCE FRoLIcs

Hon. A. C. Burnstad and wife
returned from ian extended. visit
in different parts Of Minnesota.
Mrs. John Best sustained frac-
ture of the knee by falling down
cellar.
Miss Molly Riley of Sioux Falls
has returned for an inedfinate visit
with her sister, Mrs. Heintz.
Mrs. Josephine Elkins, her daugh-
tiers Laura, Maud, and Mrs. Geo.
Williams Of Minneapolis, and Mrs.
Latte Elkins were visiting Mrs.
Paul Lemke Friday.
Oscar Lehrdahl was Florence
caller Monday.
Hattie Burnstad was Water
town caller Tuesday.
Ernest Meyer drove to Water
town Tuesday.
Chas. Neill is out from Water
town to attend threshlng on his
farm north Of town.
A. B. Davis, wife and son Ira
are at Rochester, Mimi, consulting
the Drs. Mayo regarding Ira's
health.
Reuben Spencer is looking after
the threshing on his mothers farm.
Ellsworth Rowe, the phone
man. repaired phones here Tues
day.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-25
KRANzHuRa KINKS


Mrs. Clyde Peterson from lows
is visiting with friends at the
burg.
Frank Lindner moved his house
hold goods into his new home north.
west Of town last week.
Miss Martha Bauer Sundayed with
Susie Fox.
n George Graen and son Victor
were out thru there on q hunting
expedition Sunday afternoon. aElN
John Schiller is moving his NOV
iables to the Languid place north
west of Goodwin. which he has ren-
ted for the ensuing year. s..s.sf
VIM. .McKool and wife spent Sun
day with III. McKool and family.
Threshers in this locality COM
planned it was too dry to thresh
last week so they went to town and
moistened up little.
Fred Basger left for Brookings
Saturday to resume his school
work. 5ss5,
John Kuhn and Henry Lindner
were down from WatertoWn on bus
mess Sunday.
Mr.. Meyers after experimenting
the threshing on his farm returned
to his home at Ashton, Iowa. 4,
Miss Addie Lenzmeier and Mar
garet Schlosser visited at the home
of H. A. Kranz on Sunday We
have been informed that Bill Kohn
took the girls out riding. Bully
for you, Bill. IF at first you don't
succeed, try, try again. :
Peck.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-25
PELICAN POINTERS


Mrs. Schuelke and daughter
Amanda were callers at Veeders'
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Veeder called at the
johnson home Wednesday.
Mr.. Griffen Of WATERFOWL called
on his friends Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr.. Waller had quite a runaway
one day last week. He was putting
up hay when the horses became
frightened and ran away. The
horses were caught in Veeder's pas
ture and no serious damage was
done.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-25


sast edIesd 81 II 1 W ll ie
Philathae and 3araccs Df
the "A Al. chif met u n So olls
age Both classes held bnsiness
meetings and eleeJed ofiice 1sor Che
coming year. ffttar the l3nsiii,e
session both classes met soeiSIIyI
and spent a very chi yahte evening
Ihe new officers Of the aracca5
class are Prot. Fay arren,
president Il b Brickeil vice pres
ident; q B, Morehouse treasurAfis,, 3
and Doane Food secretaS the
meeting At the Phi athea nuday;
school class held this week tlisss
following officers we're chosen for
TIE seni-annual term ME IA 4.
Whalen. preside lent; Grace End les,
rafarp T,,l,, ars;asS
ratarv III ! a 4 q ~ 'ss
Gertrude u, a. S. 4;
sl h
The new system . + abstracting
recently installed by the Codington
I..omniefad 81 ~, ree,Ix, ,v,sa,., 8
hard wo,Ia 4, q sa II; M IN. 80
,orda III the ro,,rt ho,,aa ma mt
1t;nU th;ngs ~ tb.s MONS. 49, III, /, ,,s
demanded ~ na5dern i Ma; n,,as su &C
fam, Tie 81 Ia "a n,rtsd 81 tthss ,,eu,
and IN III data ste,.i f;I;no s. h;nats