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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19
Sixty-nine Years UNDERGROUND.

Once in Tibet We passed two yyung
lamas from Khan. They did Lot
walk like ordinary pilgrims, hut liter
| ally measured of the distance Nth
their own bodies. Lying down FUN
length IN the gro und they would Join
their hands over their heads and read
d prayer, tnen make mark IN the
ruad. arise. JOIN hands together again
over their heads. and muttcrine
prayer. take d few steps forward 10
the mark. to fall fun length once again
and repeat the entire ceremony all the
way round The mountain. Performed
in this manner Ly ''prostration' The
journey took twenty days The two
l;unas Ne saw had only done about
half the distance, and they conte nlula-
ted dcIng the whole journey twice ,ne
Of them was 10 r. turn there after hav-
ing coniplot ted his duty as pilgrim The
"tEer-h- VAS barely twenty years Old
as 10 pass the remainder OF lis
earthly lie in u dark grotto ON The
banks ii the Upper Tsangpo.
Few tprHS of self modification are of
such value as this life spent in the dark
Tins absolute separation from the world
from ones fellow men and the light II
the sun. In Linga -gunpa l obtained
much valuable information regarding
ms curious custom. In the prayer
Srntto a that place--a little stone hut
at the foot of d cliff-was then a lama
who had already been immurcd for
three years. No one knew him, no one
anew Whence ne came nor what his
name Was. and even We're one to know
his name ii was forbidden to mention
It before human beings. But they told
me that the day he went into the grotto
he was followed by all the red monks
OF the monastery. and when all the
ceremonies prescribed in the holy books
had been gone through, the narrow en-
trance Into the grotto had been closed
up again. We We're standing outside
it. ] asked the head lama whether he
could ncds us talk. He replied, "Oh
no. he can neither hear nor See. in. is
sunk right and day III profound ni.,ii-
t"tlon. How do you know Il" is
alive The fool Usamba) which is
PASSED III to HIM once a day through
an underground passage is eaten ND by
the morning, but should we hrG the
disn untouched one morning, then we
siiould understand that he had lied"
stream lows through the cave in the
daytime; by this means he gets water.
How wonderful. For days and weeks
l could not drive the picture of this
lama out Of my mind. Never t. hear a
human voice, never get glinusc of
inc sun, never to see the difference he
tween night and day. only To know Of
the approach of winter by the lowering
or the temperature. ] pictured to my
self the day when he was entonbcd in
me cave. He sat there alone and
watched them fill up the opening with
blocks Of stone-the light growing con-
hnually less. till finally only tiny lit
tie hole was left. Through this he took
his last farewell of the sun. and when
tfiat too was finally closed up he le-
NAMED in complete and utter darkness.
Since that time three years mas now
elapsed. In another temple, like Linga
absolutely unknown by Europeans. a
lama had lived immured in this manner
Tor slXty-nine s!-Harper's Maya
zine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19
kewsy Letter.

wholesome scorn Of physical Ills is
Il good thing. according to the phi"so-
ply Of 4 boy in tile state school for de-
pendent children. Wig wrote his faith r
thus:
Dear Papa-We children are having
a good time here now. Nh Sager broke
his leg ard can't work. We Went on d
picnic, ana 1t raiEed and We all got wet.
Many children here are sick with the
mu'7ps ii. Higgins fell off the wagon
and broke his lih bur nc can work a
little. TIE man that is digging the ieep
well whipped uS boys with buggy
whip bnctuse We threw sand in his ma
chine. ara made black and blue marks
on y. F~nrst ont his finger badly. We
are all very happy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

The Boston Transcript makes the
prediction that If Taft Is elected
President he will make f.lihu Root the
next Chief Justice of the supreme
Court of the United States. and that
he would probably prove the greatest
occupant of that Office since the early
days of the republic. Not only would
n recognition OF his ability make for
the appointment of Mr.. Root, but both
Roosevelt and Taft are under excep-
tional obligations to him for abandon
ing an attractive professional career
for the small returns Of public life, ana
then for stepping out of the way OF the
presidential succession when he might
as reasonably have expected 1t as the
Secretary of War A decade or more
at the head of this great judicial
tribunal would be fitting rounding
out of Mr. Roots conspicuously brilli-
ant public career. Zoo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19
In of Years.
(Portland Advertiser.)

tfDTIIdDu AUttTtIStf.)
While opinions differ as to the
wisdom Of the voters who by their
action on Monday grated onto the
constitution OF Maine the initiative
and referendum anne ndment, there
can be no doubt Of the wisdom the
people displayed in adopting the
other amendment AS it read be
fore the adoption Of this amendment,
res solves proposing changes III the
constitution would be voted on only
at the regular September elections.
In other words, the people could not
be given the chance to vote on an
amendment to the constitution ex-
c"pt at such times as they We're also
voting for Governor. congressman
and state officers. Obviously, under
these circumstances, the resolves
proposing amendments would be
likely to get Scant consideration. 1t
was 50 in the campaign which has
Just closed Some work was done by
both the friends and the opponents
Of the initiative and referendum
amendment but the public at large
took little interest in the discussion.
In fact. thousands Of intelligent citi-
zens went to the polls on Monday
with very haZy ideas as to what they
were asked to vote upon. But with
proposed amendments presented to
the people in the "off years" when
there is no political campaign in
progress there should be mere Of
that discussion which should precede
Il change in the constitution. Posi-
bly, had the second amendment sub
mtted Monday been adopted several
years ago. the initiative anG refer
cndum scht me would not have found
the favor with the people of Maine
which their action shows it has az
Pre- sent, a favor which may Or may
not be accorded to it after it has
been put to the test Of actuel prac-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

II IL the era OF young men In New
on the Republican state ticket only
one IL more than 80. Governor Hughes
IL As, three years older than Horace
White. the candidate for lieutenant
governor. The youngest of he
nominees ia Mr. Williams, candidate
for State engineer, who Is but 80 Mr.
Chanlcr, the Democratic candidate for
governor. is only 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19
Owl Versus Chipmunk.

I wine ssed an interesting sltirmiSh that
took place enc summer day in an old or
.hard on a Massachusetts farm, between
a Barred Owl ana chipmunk. The lit
tie striped fellow frisked down the trunk
of an OLD cherry tree and vanished into a
hole in the heart Of the tree. Lying inn
mediately in front OF the tree and just be-
low the hole was an old moSS-SrOWn
stump. From an adjacent tree the owl
caught sight If him on tn instant of
his going in, and swooped like an arrow
straight at the opening, aligntinG on the
stump and peering stupidity in. Forum
atelv for the little animal thc hole was
too small to admit his enemy. who. how
ever, with the view of besieeinG settled
himself ccmplacemtly to wait a reappear-
ance. The thipmunk. not being able to
see the Owl from within. soon came st al
ing cautiously To tile door ana pokeI out
his head. Beholding his adversary, he
vanished, with lightning speed. Another
wait. then again out came the little brown
head with the shining eyes. This time the
owl made a dive, but was not 50 quick
as the chipmunk, who was again safely
hidden After waiting few moments,
the owl flew up to the first branch of the
tree above, and shortly afterward out
came the chipmrnk. gay and saucy.
"Chee, clee, chee" he squeakcd. Any
body here?' Apparently no one was there
so he confidently sat upright on the stump
ana looked about him. Finding the coast
Gear. he f1hted mp the trunk Of the tree
stopping as If he had been shot when he
."""'iH ,1Pieu we Owl Sl'tIhS aioIt. IN
the twinkling Of an eye he turned and
fled downward. barely making his hidng-
place when his enemy reached the door
twice more he attempted to escape
trembling in his small doorway, looking
listening and vanishing at the first sound
of wings as the owl swooped a him again
and again, leaving behind him little
prisoner, who dared not try to get away
for fully an hour longer, and then in fear
ana trembling crcpt out. Jumped to the
ground. and in two or three quick springs
was safe among the chinks Of an old
stone wall-fiding- places that defied any
bird Of prey that ever flew. to say nothing
OF half-blinded old wi.-Lippincott's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

that can be worked and nodded in any
form ana maintains its form when made
II j. also capab bic of repair which Il /.
pniEt cf no small IMPORTANCE Th-ss
pipes improve materially b. age. and
at the end of d year OF Two, they mn
when struck with clear mDt,lll, sound
Tn modem sewers "f PARIS ,u, cons,rur.
ted on concrete. te early as lsfl thitty
miles ri concrete branch and main sew.
ers mad hecn laid in that Citv. and today
throughout Europe both pipe ami .args
sewer, are, TO great extent. :qa3t. AZ
this material. In America Ia. U.s. ~
con .r-te ,:eW ers is uuw beginning IL as
sumo magnitude. Since engineers have
bee 'rne more cnnyerSant with the prnp.
critics Of concrete sewers theiT l.. -jfAnfy
in establishing concrete sewers l. -spidly
di 81 ppe;tGiug Cement Age
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

The Seattle people are emphatically
denying those rumOrs which have
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition was
to be- postponed. They declare that il
viii open at the time first announced
namely. June !, 1909, and that 1t will
be In readiness to go ahead at full
speed when that day arrives. The ex-
position iS now about 10 per cent. COM
pletc in it's physical work. with more
that eight months remaining In which
to put on the finishing touches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19
A Decreasing Minority.

IPOrtIand PrcSS.J
1t will take the Democrats some
time to get control of the Legislature
at the rate they are going. They gain
one senator, having elected eight SEN
ators to seven IN the last Legislature.
but they suffer a considerable loss III
the House. where there will be 81
Democratic representatives to GO in
1906. The Legislature will stand:
Senate: 90 Republicans, Democrats;
House, 81 Republicans, "a Democrats,
unless complete returns change the
last figures slightly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

Have you heard from Maine" asks
the Rochester Herald and the Boston
Globe man replies as follows: sure,
The guide says he has dandy
place for a camp all picked out. with
n biz BUN moose tied to a yellow birch
tree waiting for us. The woods are
fun of cartridges, he says, and he
closes his letter with the familiar
statement They Is lots of deers here
now"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19
Cement Sewer Pine.

"o"'"-rf cN~'-o-t nipes were made in
England probably as early as 1925, be-
tc''" -" r""'od v,'en earthenwarn sewer
n'nHe "'nr" t""i1ri1" to he manufactured
To''nnt n'n" nf 'nr"e size with socket
joints. ar" row extensively used in Ger
r1nv. '"d tNo~ withstand not only the
e'tects ~ sever" climate Int the che,ni-
rnl action Of sewage. Moreover. thew
SHOW an extraordinary endurance and re-
main rerfect after severe frost, when
br1ckwork otter fails. 1t Is a material
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

The Presidents letter In behalf Of
the candidacy Of Judge Taft Is bound
to have much influence in the pre8i-
dental campaign. THE preferences
and opiniona Of Theodore Roosevelt
voting people Of the United states and
his way Of presenting the case in be
half Of the raft candidacy IL extreme
" convincing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

The drought situation IL getting to
b. a very 9eriOus one throughout Maine
and faria'rs, tinberland owners and
property owners In general are r~aliz-
rain WaA 30 badly needed az 1t is now.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19
Omissions of History.

The American cClonists had just enun-
ciatrd the doctrine that all governments
derry" their Just powers from. the consent
of the governed
"Iiov perfectly absurd" exclaimed King
George III why. a man can't even
govern his family on that rrinciple,"
Laughing nDroariously, he gave orders
that few regiments of soldiers be ship
ped over At cnce to crush the incipient re-
belion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

The Republican Journal trOts out the
biggest rooster in its poultry yard to
crow for "Bclfast Redeemed. Port
land Press
And well ii might. for Of all the hot
fights n ndinc last Monday the very
warfu"Si IF All was In Belfast. ana tn"
splendid Republican victory there was
something to crow over. Moreover, il
was of much more than local mpor-
lance and Significance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

Consider for u moment that the
anstere people Of Vermont elected a
Bert over an "Obadiah" by a
plurality Of more than 1900, Chicago
Tribune.
OF course this IL a big country, but
II II Bad 10 20" our Chicago contein-
porary mixing up the N"w England
states IN this fashion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19
Airy Persihaqe.

MIS-. Cuprotee-'How could a woman
even bring herself to marry an aeronhut2
He's 50 Eighty"
Mrs Nayher-"Yes, and TOO often he
lacks ballast"
Mrs Marmalavde-''1 too he looks
down on ordinary people
don't y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19
The First Kiss.

The Boston girl
Had told him yes
Her head aWhirl,
We must confess.
'Twas like a play correctly staged,
For he and she We're now engaged
The Boston chap
Surveyed with pride
Hey classic map,
Sweet and four eyed.
"Priscila." he made bold TO state.
Il think that we might osculate"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

Most people viii be surprised to
learn that the Arkansas Republicans
were In n position 10 suffer any losses
at the recent state election. AZ a
matter Of fact they lost all they had to
lose, for where they had one member
in the last Legislature they win not
have any In the next one
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

Ms. Mary McGeeham, who was 1Ce last
month. has lived on oatmeal all her life
and works about the farm ut Er,cka"h
Donegal. Ire. with her children and
grandchildren. She is the widow of a ten
ant farmer ana her faculties are prac-
|ticaliy unimpaired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

Mr.. Bryan declares that he VIII not
answer Mr. Hearst. and there is a
growing conviction among the AEaeri-
can people that he can't.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

Gimme some soft-boiled eggs" pet
ter have an omeiet, sir" suggested the
"'a'-nr '"rhn''' o"gS air't avtra or1i.,n ~
fresh" "All right: make It an omelet. I"
Ana. sir wen. waiter? 'n.t,.r
have Spanish omelct." The order was
Journal,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

Even thus early in the game some
Of our esteemed contemporaries are re-
ferring to this glorious Indian sum
incr weather. There is such Il thing
dS being TOO previous
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

Some If the cattle shows IN Maine
this year have really had few cattle
On exhibition This reversal to first
principles cannot have failed TO be j
drawing card.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

ESTABLISHED 1925

No notice whatever will be taken Of
unsigned communications
The journal cannot be held responsible
for the preservation or return OF re-
5ected communications.
Address all communications relating
to subscrjpti0ns and advertisements
to BERLEIGH Il FLYNT, Pub
lisherg, Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

Between The smoke and the dust tbs
these days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

With 5000 people present On ;he
closing day the Gorham fair plainly
ranks among The big ones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

Seal cove boasts Of two srnar: young
berry pickers Jennie Walls, aged l.
.ears and Arthur aged H. have picked
during the berry season $50 quarts Of
berries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

Millin"chet feels that it is getting
big and bad enough for night watch
man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

Fort Fairfield Review: A good 3,0ul
barrels n day Of potatoes are now ar
irving in the Fort Fairfield market
Mountains bring 81 10 to 81 10, and Cob
blcrs II. = to 81. 40 The stock is as good
as can well be imagined.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

Boat owners on Lake Auburn are
considerably exercised at the way the
lake has been lowered the past two
weeks t" give the mills more water. 1t
is Impossible to get many OF the boats
to their houses and they are anchored
t. moorih2 bucys in open water. where
they will probably remain until they
are hauled up in October.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-19

It has teen a great season for tn
corn pacKcr@.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-06-11
Krajane pOzOr!

Tfmto oznamuji vsem krajandm,
ktefi by chteli ST pojistiti dobrou
Ibudoucnost, ze isem obdrzel jedna-
telstvi pozemki jednom nej-
lensfch okresii We stain Texas. Ia
TO krajina Sc hodf vyhradne ku pc
stovani oyoce vseho druhu, zvlaste
oranzi, citrond ffkn. kterez nfina-
ii vJtezek fen nejlepsi. Tyto po-
zenky jsou rozd6leny menEich ku-
sech od 10 akr1 a vice a koupl Sc
nyni "a cenu velmi nfzkou, anto se
tato krajina yyrovna California a.
jest mnoileni blize yycllodnicia trli.
Vypravy ma prohlfdku pozemkd
kazde /. 3. 1tery mesici. Jfzd-
me 1890.
O blizsf podrobnosti obrafte Sc a.
|neb dopiste ma 29-tf
A. r. sLECHTA,
265 Nugent ST., St. Paul, Minn.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-06-11
< Zprdvy ze St. Paul. x

Smitheni. Nevesta jest neistarsii
dcerou znamelo obchodnika Sc zbra-
nemi nana Fsranka Novotneho a ze.
nich, jenz je krejcovskeho femesla,
il stfihafem Il firmy Nicoll, The
Taplor.
Si,or Ccsko- Americksllo SokoIa
usAdA pesledni sye sehnzi I no
vych eienn. Jest patrno, ze 5innost
zdarn6 prospiyajiciho tohoto sboru
dochazi elm dale tim vetsi obliby q
ze neni daieka doba, kde sbor bude
velice silnym Y poGtu sveho Glen-
stya.
~ Vsem naslfl pfizniycsim uya-
dime tfmto znamost. ze mfsto. ma
nemz jsme nell mas dfevafskf sklad
ma zapadni 4 ul. bylo prodano a nd
sIedkem toho budeme budoucne vsem
|svym starSm novym pfizniycdm k
|sluzbam V nasl hlavni 1fadovn6
elsie 5o7l Wabasha III. Nas do
sayadni cesky feditel pan Albert J.
Zachar bnde zde vzdy K nalezeni,
|aneb mono jej tez osobne nalezti
V ieho dome v cis. 263 Duke uI., st.
Paul, Minn.
81. Paul Wrecking G Lumber Go.
= ss!ss::sss. ssiseSss n. " asRr.en n1saelka V
Lafayette skole jela Sc svoji zackou
Isl. II. Resneroyou ma projizdku V
lchkem yoziku, ktera pro obe osud.
nf skonfila. BIizc Summit d Wa.
basila vi. p<Sai se kun pinsisi me-
dav = oyladati. sraziI se pouliGni
karou. COZ mGIo IA nasledek, ze ob1
divky byiy prudce vyhozeny Z ko-
6arku ma dlazbu, kde zastaly lezeti v
bezvssomi. Utrpely t6zke potluse.
INF.
xw State Sarings Bank (statnf
spofitelni banka) V elsie 93 vychod-
nj etvrta ulice. Vklady u6inene pred
5. dnem m6sfce Gervna tohoto roku
ponesou aroky po 7 mesicd do !.
ledna 1909. Spofitelnl dcet v ttto
banee zajisfuje nejen naprosfou
bczpecnost, ale zaroven pobada ku
setrnosti n nkladani malych obnos1d
kdykoli jest tax mono Banka jest
oteyfena bthem obvyklych bankov-
mich hodin a pondeli vecer Cd 6
| do : fodin. Grok vklada 3 a
pill procent. 19-ff
= Spraya mGstske pracovny o.
iznamnle. re za il phi mesice, be-
hem kter6 doby provozovana byla v
pracoyn6 yyroba kosfat, obnasi eisty
vyt6zek i jejich prodeje trhu 1889.
policejni soudcc Finehout prayi. ze
budoucn6 nebude shovivayym yiti
trampiim povolani, jakoz osoban,
predvcdenyrn pred soud pro opako-
yani stejjnahe pFeeinn kazds take-
| VI provinilec bude poslan do robo-
tarny, ably potu tyafe sve t6zce
s'sssb :; ;'5 vs:ti :; = TIN: II;
doufa soudce zbaviti mesto vsech tu-
| isiisii 81 isisE Ef ;fsss,ssi Il T 1rfi.
~. fNinI'rys or rUKl starys p',r-
sill se V Angus hotelu, kde posledni
dol,ou rodinou bydlel. Samoyrah
=
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-06-11

4 Zaslouzeny trest pro rychlou
bezohIednon jizdu postihl fidiee
automobiIu Arthnra Crisha Min
neapolis. Byl zjednan i sobotu yc-
Ger pravt oddanym nIadym parkem,
aIsy aba slafrasil tla 81 paal kae
doufali iestt zastihnouti vIak, jenz
jim Minneapolis ujiel po nemz
ehteli se yydati ma syatebni cestu.
Jizdou skrze mesto k Union nadrazi
hnal stroiffdie automobil TAX des-'
non ryciliosri, ze maoho iiii q poyo-
ri bylo tim ohrozeno. Ibesila jfzda
nesisla pozornosti policie, ktera zi-
IsE.ttff faa to EtroiFifsitc zatkln. Iatee-
~ pred policcjnim soudem ndaval,
ze fidil sc die rozkazu svych yelite-
Id, iimn byl najat. Soudce Fine
hout vsak vid6l, &c jest to do o5i BIZ
jlef pffpad nesvedomitosti a proto
odmitl zat<cneho pokutoyati od-
soudil jej ma deset dni do pracov-
ny.
prode; farpad;sk6ch Lonf
Barrett &c Zimmerman. obchodni-
ci yelkeho konskkho frbu Midway
Velky prodej drazbe kazdou sire
du. X prodeji kazdodenne cd 500 do
s;,t, kop; iake;,okoif dr,nu ratfr.
buiete-h iednoho aneb celou karu
konl navxfivte velk6 konskx trh y
Midway. "A. panl. Minn. 2o-tf
poyoleni < sl1atku i vvzvedli
ppter 4 IantloWski ! Frances 4
Knnsal John &. k lee.lAan ! Fran
49, : Hlayax
1a,no. n,,naa, ,a.,,x.tnarx :.
..s; sse sa,,.s - h..l ~. : :
~, -. w -. - 49, = 80,
$3.50 'a''o na," o'N'as V,'a'
~ 80 a'sa" ~ ~a"
pasa ~ Avs'Aoss' A'a'''A
80 -, nsasae Na'' 1a@V a',au''
p's sal .'ass'''A 'e,n'''a
P'osiasal'snh Psa'aas'sh' nvha = po'
80, 1s'o 80 '''A,e'''ye'N'A .'ao' = ~
s,s. sn.'a = ,sNo ,a.., s,'onv. n.y. ~, paa <,e =
e'ss1 ~ Ae',o 'a,'as'' ''es'a, ''aso
80 ','NN' - J. !. go 'a@ ',s''''n, 80, =
n'''o"' a''' a1's's' Nsnas n's''' ua'a
ns - h''''o fv@ssss's Av''ss''e s'aa 70