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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-05
F0ILS A FOUL PLOT

When a shameful plot exists be- tween liver and bowels to cause dis tress by refusing to act, take Dr.. Kings New Life Pills, and end such abuse. of your system. They gently compel right act on of stomach, liver and bowels, and restore your health and all good feelings. 20 cents at all druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-05

placing it under fallen tree, David- son came back that night and carried it some distance away. making for an abandoned shaft of a zinc mine, when he stopped to dismember it, and was interrupted in this ghastly work by the fox hunters who found the body.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-05
WILL YOU BE A "HOOSIER" MEMRER?

rHIRD-The membership shall be limited to only 50 cabinets, and they will be sold at the national fixed price on special terms of $1.O0 cash membership: $1.O0 weekly dues.
 FOURTH-Cabinets shall he delivered as soon as $1.00 membership is paid, tc each member.
 IF TH-Those who want a HO0sier Cabinet shotld en- roll their names at cnee TO avoid disappointment when the club is filled. Remem- Der, this offer closes when 30 members have joined, and 31 have already joined.
 THE NEW WAY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-05
Every home should be wire

Every home should be wired for Electric Light. Is it most certain necessity? It is the most econom cal, sanitary, safe, and best way of il- lum hating yet here and can be had for the asking. The Pine Bluff Con- pany. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-05

ing of> Thomas affections. When the complaint was served on Miss Chaser she was technically under arrest for almost an hour until the manager fof the theate rat which she and Richard. were playing secured her release Dy furnishing $2,00O bail. Miss Chaser said che did not wish to discuss the suit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-05

You can't waste money on it if you wanted to so jon the Hoosier Club, $1.0O down and $1.O0 per week. Real & Crawford Furniture Go. tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-05

-4aany of our former pupils are now earning dollars where they for meriy earned dimes. You can do the same for yourself. James Business College, 9th and Ma Il street. 11-13 I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-05

|nss,s,. @,s. she'll have hard time get ! His. MISS Lula aGlaser's eyes fair ssn as she shot this answer at sti62g1eer gsi2s who told her that Mrs.
 sss tslchards. wife of Thomas Ri- sss fn wno has been playing with
 seser for two years or more. is
 X ng l y00. 5000 dalaagss in her suit
 ne actress charging alienat-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-05
Foot Misery Spells
 a Coed Dinner
No Wore swollen, Aching. Rlistcrcd
 Feet After Using TIL

Send at Once For Free Trial Package
 You may think shes nervous and fretfu'-but jus remember she has feet; poor, tired, aching feet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-05

uo ItIHdI hdDly cdSy LcIlHS of $1.00 membership and $1.00 weekly dues is the most liberal offer ever made by any manufacturer or merch- ant on an article of such high merit and low price.
 Join Reap & Crawford's big club tomorrow. Let Reap & Crawford deliver this SILL ENT SERVANT to your home. It will save you miles of steps and keep every thing at your fingers ends.
 This SILENT. SERVANT is just as strong and willing hot days as cool. YOU CAN DEPEND UPON TT to help you when you need help. You will use it daily and save hours of time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-05
DISTRICT CONFERENCE Is
DECLARED BIG SUCCESS

The second district conference ana
sunday school convention OF the Afri-
can NJ. r. church. held IN Albuquerque
April 2, aud 4. has been declared a
big success by the committees In
charge Problems relative 20 the fu-
ture prosperity Of the negro race We're
discussed Ia an able and intelligent
manner by the delegates. The con-
ference was presided over hy Bishop
n. a. Parks. Presiding Elder w. n.
Prince and Rev. j. l.. Jackson, local
pastor. The finance committee con-
sisted Of Rev. q. ~ Byas, Rev.
Matthew Jones. Rev. George Hutch
inson: arrangement committee. Rev.
q. II. Byas. Mrs. a. y. Montgomery,
D. n, Ellsworth. g. n. Payne; COM
mittce on refreshments Mrs. ueorge
Hutchinson; decorating committee,
Mrs. Rose Cornell; music, Mrs. Lizzie
Black.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-05
LOGAL AMI PERSONAL
nryaal.s 800. rnans 50l-Io.

BryaRi's Messengers. Fnone BOi-SOs.
Bebber Co, Opticians. Fhcne 400.
Ives. Florist. Phone 7S2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel BENJAMIN OF
Kansas city are guests at the Ava
RADIO hotel. Mr.. Benjamin Is an Of
ficia lof the Harvey system.
Miss Etlenne Girard. for some time
with the Kistler- Collister company,
has accepted position az stenograph-
or for II. +. McCanna.
Poll tax is due and payable at John
Lee Clarko's. After May / suit will
be instituted against delinQuents, By
order Of the Board OF Education.
Y. l.. Ormsbee. chief clerk at the
Santa re state prison, formerly of AL
buquerque, is in the city today and
will sing IN the concert at the Pres
byterian church this evening.
f. NJ. PeNrl OF Hlawatha, Kan.
editor OF the News Democrat OF that
place and county attorney for Brown
county. II visiting his family. who are
spending the winter in Albuquerque.
There will be a special fifteen-day
sale on buggies, carriages and har-
ness that win pay every Interested
person TO look over our large stock
OF up TO date goods. j. Korber Il Co.,
eos North Second st.
joe McCanna. Ray Mccanna. will
helm Hesselden. Louis Hesselden.
Frank Tierney and Louis Armiio are
spending the day in the Sandia noun
tains, The lads expect to witness the
rites performed BY the Penitentos to-
day.
Herman SchweJxer. manager or the
Harvey curio rooms Is spending today
In the Iadian village OF Domingo.
forty miles north OF albuquerque. Mr
Schweizer was accompanied TO Do
mingo by his friend. l. A. Rosenthal
OF New York City who Is now visit
ing In Albuquerque.
President Frank II. a. Roberts OF
the New Mexico Normal university al
Las Vegas. delivered most interest
ing and practical address last night
az the high school ON the topic
Health and Education" this address
being one OF a series OF lectures under
the auspices OF the County Medica
society. Better medical inspection oil
school pupils was the chief thing ad
vocated by the speaker. IIo left thi'
morning for Ration to deliver a siml'
lar lecture there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-05
PEOPLE DO NOT
APPRECIATE HIGH
ARTSAYSBUSSER
Superintendent of Santa Fe
Reading Rooms Expresses
Regret Because of the
Small Attendance.

Evidently the people OF Aibuquer-
que do not care for real high class
musical entertainment" said s. r.
Busser, superintendent Of santa lie
reading rooms. today. discussing tho
possible reason for the small attend
ance nc the concert given by the In
ternationai Concert company In the
Elks' theater last night
The International company is the
best that / could send over the cir-
cult II cost as four hundred dol
lars to have the International people
stop In Albuquerque. Less than five
hundred people turned out to hear
them. Lillian Dorm. prima donna So
olist. is declared by many critics 10
have "A more pleasing voice than
Madame Schumann-H eink. She has
toured with Schumann- Heink IN Eu-
rope and II now on her way TO vi
emma, whore schumann- Heink Will
Join her after the completion OF her
tour OF America Miss MARCEL Oluck
and Miss Frances Judge. the Violin
lists who appeared In the Elks' las1
night. are az the top OF their profess
sion. The people who did go 10 the
concert last evening were for the most
part appreeiauve. Many of them
were rude enough TO get up and 80
out during numhora however indi-
eating that their education IN man
ners as well as IN music has been
neglected"
Grlnneli Girls Next.
superintendent Bnssef left this morn
ing for Las Vegas. where he win hear
tho Grinnell Girls club OF Grinneli,
Iowa This attraction will be In Al
buquerQue In the Elks' Tuesday, April
9th. Twenty-nine girls are include
in the personnel OF the club. From
Las Vegas Mr.. Busser viii return "a
San Marclal where he will hear the
Congress symphony company OF Chi
cage. Both the Grinnell club and the
symphony company viii be In Alhu'
querque on the same day. but IN,
symphony people VIII go on 20 Gallup
and will not show here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-05
CHRISTIAN CHURCH TO
BENErrr FROM RAHAI

Tho ladies Of Albuquerque are re-
uuested by the ladies' OF the Gold and
Broadway Christian church 90 omit
the usual saturday baking ana attend
the home cooking sale 20 be held
tomorrow afternoon and evening az
2t9 Wost Gold avenue. Everything
just like our grandmothers used 20
make" II the slogan for the hazar.
Mrs r.. c. Butler president 81 the
Ladies' society. has managed the at
fair The members 81 the organiza-
ton have worked faithfully and have
a large number Of ready-to-wear arti-
cloa for sale The younger members
OF the church. assisted by Mrs. J. ".
Wear and Mrs / J. Miae. will have
charge OF the candies and ice cream,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-05
Silver Plate
That Wears

For the coming week we shall offer
the people Of Albuquerque the Oppnr-
tunlty Of huying fine siNerware. both
In sterling and silver Plate al unpar-
cllesi low prices
la sterling We have tho following
new and popular designs; TiiE PIN-
MOUTH. IA ROCHELLE, BUTTIsii-
cur. We shall put a special low price
on these the coming week, that VIII
bring them within your power "a buy.
la SILVER PLATED ware We of
fer tlte FOHBs triple plate Knives
and Forks usually sold az ss.50, for
$3.50 a SIT; Rogers 1917 quadruple
plate knives and Forks usustly sold
at 5000, Tor si.SO g set. Tea spoons
and Table spoons az similar Bow
priccs. II q impossible % cnumcrate
the many pieces we have bath in
sterling aud Plated Ware, hut for
this one week We intend 20 make "a
material reduction on every piece of
silvcrwHre in our store, We invite
you 90 the feast.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-05

. OOERS' silver 90 be obtained
II with EMPRESS coupons Is a de-
Hight even 20 the most rastidlOus
taste. coupon IN every sack.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-05
STRONG BOOSTERS
FOR ALBUQUERQUE
Oklahoma City Firm to Estab-
lish Offices Here Believing
This City is Coming Metrop.
oils of Southwest.

Coming 70 Albuquerque two weeks
ago for a rest ana soaange of environ
ment after the death of his wife. y.
c. Patterson. president and general
manager OF the Audit System COM
pany of Oklahoma city. Okla, has
been converted into an enthusiastic
booster for Albuquerque, recognizing
az once the substantial character Of
this city and being assured Of is fu-
ture as the leading city In New Mex
leo. Mr.. Patterson promptly decided
TO locate In what ne considered q
first-lca town, and has established
an office for his company In conncc-
ton with the offices OF r. r. Me-
Gamma at 1i2 North Second street In
the state National bank building. Mr..
Patterson Is chairman OF the auditing
committee of the Chamber of Conn
mcrce In Oklahoma City and the
members OF his firm have been ac-
lively identified with all progressive
movements la that city for the past
six years. Mr.. Patterson has found
that the need of public accountants
who are really experts and are backed
h. an established reputation as such,
has long been felt In this city. The
Audit System company, which has
this assured reputation, will make
periodical audits or special exan.ina-
tiOns for all classes OF business con-
Germs and install up-to-date account
Ing systems for municipalities as wei
as commercial establishments. having
already signed up several contracts
for such work. Mr. Patterson has
had wide business experience and his
prompt sizing up OF Albuquerque as
live business town with a big future
/ Is gratifying lie has demonstrated
In oklahoma city that he is "a booster
Of the substantial. practical. aggres-
sive variety and he will be welcomed
TO Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-05
UNION PAINTERS ARE
WORKING FOR SELVES

As the result Of difficulties regard
Ing the wage scale. the union painters
Ia Albuquerque and their employees
have disagreed The painters wanted
81 per day Il Is said. and a closed
shop. The employers only wanted 20
pay $3.50 and employ whom they
pleased The employers have hired
non-union painters and say that they
have locked out" the union men,
The union workers are now accepting
work for themselves, being their own
contractors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-05

The funeral services for ed. X.
Miller. pioneer resident OF Alhu-
auerque. who died two days ago. were
held az ~ o'clock today IN Crollott q
Waters chapel. Mr.. Miller was an
old time engineer on the Atlantic a
Pacific railroad. now the Santa Fe
coast lines.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-05
MORTUARy.
Funeral Of L. ". brown.

TnneraI of H. W. Brown.
Funeral services were held al "a
o'clock this morning In Borders chap
el for l.. w Brown. whose death oo-
Cured Thursday. Rev H. T.. VIII
liams OF the Gold and Broadway
Christian church. conducted the serv-
ices. which were under the direction
Of the odd Fellows organization, of
which the deceased was member
Burial was Ia Fairview cemetery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-05

DIAMOND RING GIVEN AWAY
at Vann's Jewelry Auction, Saturday
night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-05
Ranch for Sale
az Acres best Garden Land in
Rio Grande Valley

I vii he grateful 90 iho person who
horrpNcd the Sth Volume ~ Constt
iutioos and Charters q Do viii return
ID tO my office q
FRANK ~. CLANCY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-05

To have a fine healthy complexion
the liver must be active. the bowels
regular and the blood pure. All this IL
brought about By using HERBlNE. II
thoroughly scours the liver, stomach
and bowels, puts the body In fine
condition and restores that clear.
rink and white complexion 30 much
desired BY ladies'. Price soc Sold
by an druggists.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

troubles will begin. You could
not escape them, however, should
you remain single. Your com
panion will be a true help meet
and you will never have cause to
regret your marriage.
Your life resembles a broad
stretch of prairie; no elevations OF
happiness, no wales of sorrow o.
despair. You will have az com
potency. Your companion in life
will ever be true. Your two chill
dren will be a comfort and pleas
ure to you.
You will know much of tho
ocean and your wealth will como
from the sea, You will visit
many foreign coasts, but will
settle eventually in an inland
town in Oregon. One of your
children will be an honor to his
country.
The. busy thoroughfares of
city will see much of you and
your work. You will never mar
ny, but your life will be happier
and more useful than most.
Early in life your business will
take you from door to door. Later
your business will come to you.
You have already met your COM
panion in life and will be welded
one year from today. Your life
will be happy one if you do your
share to make it so.
A part of YOUR life will be spent
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

A BUNCH OF JABS
"Is Maclay Hoyne a better
man for states attorney than
Lewis Rinaker?" inquiries the
American.
You can search us, Andy.
We're trying to choose between.
George Haight and Guinea.
"a vote for Funk is a vote for
Dunno" says the Wrecker-Her-
aid, which supplies at least one
good reason for voting for Funk.
A girl was fired by the Bauer &
Black drug supply firm for read
ing The Day Book. And yet we
call this a free country.
What Chicago needs most of
all is states attorney who will
put the Indian sign on news
paper gunner. Maclay Hoyne
won't. Neither will Rinaker.
Jim Patten says Andy Law
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

low to marry. Be eager to work.
Music is your forte. Your
whole life will be devoted to it.
You will travel from door to door
with a hand-organ and monkey.
You will keep a peanut stand
while your husband runs a cob
bler's shop. You will both be
thrifty and happy. Your children
will rise above your station and
do honor to your name.
You will receive a large legacy
within the year, will marry hap
PLY, and outlive most of your
friends.
For the next ten years yours
will be a checkered life made of
sunshine and shadow, success and
failure. He will come along with
in that time, however, and the
sunshine and success will over
shadow the shadow and failure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

New York. October 6-rhs gsatemsnt Of
the actual condition OF the clearing. house
banks and trust companies for the week
shows that they hold $A1N.s 100 reserve In ex'
cess Of iegal rSauiYsments. This 10 de-
crease Of 36.3E. 80 from last week.
The statement follows; Actual condit'on-
Loans, 81. ses. os6 900: decrease. 1rs.Ni.oo o.
Specie 3s.s $4,000: decrease. N,ZaAa
Legal tenders. 80. 7S7 600: decrease. $201.0oo
Net deposits. LISA. 1000: decrease. sa.7oe.-
ooA
Circulation, SAS.slAooo: Increase. S4s.ooe.
Banks cash reserve In vault. -, 30. CO.,
Trust companfer cash reserve IN vault. So
ozzeoa
Aggregate cash reserve. sAot.S77.eoe.
Excess lawful reserve. SAiE.see; decrease
s. Ss7.so0.
Trust companies rsssrs with clearing. house
members carrying . per cent cash reserve
S110iAooo
summary Of TANKS snA trust companies IN
Greater New York not reporting 70 clearing
house:
Loans. Ssse. $3.50: decrease. Ss.ix.oo.
Specie, 4S4.6s9. 80: decrease. N.+o.7O@
Lsga, TENDERS. 1s.zU. 80: DECREASE. N1teA
Total deposits. teS7 .SsA.1eo: decrease. Ntss.'
co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
poo,uxo N nALnoH.
1uiIdiu1 Activities IN tie CAPITAL CITY ef
Old Meth 6tn8e.

Budding Activities in The Capital CITY Of TIE
Old Neeth 6tate.
Fred 4. Ol6s, secretary OF the Cnempes
Of Commerce Of Raleigh. reports eothusias-
tieally on conditions in the capital city OF
North Carolina He says:
"Ths beginning Of what 10 really autumn
In this latitude 10 marked by Development
q Raleigh which isvpct only gra0fying 70
the 1sstdsnta, but which 70 the edmiratton
Of the people Of all the State. An unusuaiiy
large number Of people from the North ans
West are adding themselves to the popuia.
tion of Raleigh. and these are agreed that
no place the siss Of this IN ill the territory
east Of tho Mississippi 10 growing % rapid
IL. AZ q matter Of fact dwelling houses
cannot be provided fast enough to meet the
requirements. though It this date III o.
these are under construction. the greater
part Of them costing over S<soe All types
OF business structures are IN coarse OF
erection. and no street - w1thsoe IT, aens
Of work. At ever - points work = eoang
On. including buildinGA railwayA streets
and Sidewalks. and workman have come
here from ali parts Of the oo0nts5. ana Sun
mora are needed"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
coon BCQNEos sl0Ne.

Facts "a Fssuzss Inst Go - shsw Csa-
msFco - He Al RiGht
New York. October G-ExpsnAins trade
and bigger bank clsarings are tbs usual
marks Of prosperity's advent. Some avail
able figures shed conv1ncing light upon this
subject The earnings Of forty-sevsn rail-
roads for the month Of August were $n.e8..
ga against 81. ~ for the sanae resds last
year. un6ilsd or1sH3 Of the Unite4 States
Steel Cooperation on August q, amounted
to isaus .ona compared with aeAs. tons
on the same date last year. Hnd xS7." On
August n. lSle Bank clseringo for the
eight months ended August g l9d4 amount.
ed to Sil1 -, g7z0oa against &1e6 1.See0oe for
the same period last year. and I'LL.
90 during the drst eight months Of 1914 The
building Industry y also . vsry good tn1e.
Of the volume Of business. For the hTst
eight months OF the present year there Vas
expended In building construction In the
principal cities Of the United statss the sum
o. SsS1 .Geo1. a. against @Sse.sG,sss In 1911.
and SS7.I7AS6s In 1910. Exports for the nrst
three quarters Of 1911 were 8, 81. eoosee For
the same period Of 1911 the total vas $1.2so.-
oooa and for 1910. Si.ost0ea00o. The present
year totals are shout per cent in excess
Of these for the active year Of lses. when
the exports footed up $l.eTIcS.oeo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
xEw ZAP or HzcDeossD.

Larees< q Ees Nd Bgep AA6o-A0 ~
Ws9k DooO ot 01DA
clyde W. Saunders. puof1sheS. has ~ 9ee-
ten up 1t great expense new map o. Nsen.
mond that 10 the real shin9. and whsa Dsant-
ed WIFI Be the most oos1sfoetoFy sheW1he %
7reater RichmooA sAas hao pet avpeaSo4 -
. regular map. In. that Il WI sAew al *
che changes right up TO eees. Ie WIN evo
she new ward bouudarSso. the street railway
ines and. Of course. all Of the streets - the
old city and oil Of the neWty-snnexe0 -.
rttory Besides this. the map WI. ~ -
81 q hey, show the Iooatioa Of Ill yuDa1a
cuildinss. all Of the modern skysc1o1orss az
Of the principal buSlnss0 houDeo $50 IN -
he places Of public AID historic taessveG
The map - to b printed nom . leree
engravang and when III. SeuDooro ee0o -
aave the engraving made he foonA ehee
there was no better place to heve the voe6
doae than right here In RtehmsnA. 80 IL
Christopher Engraving Company has go
the work II was etched By them q -.
order as no supply house carried the -
-eouired in ssock and 10 far % I have 40
xnow.edse, it 10 the larses; etehinG ever
raae In piece
Tae fory..er method o. making large sech-
:.Gs has been TO make them IN secsaone 80
colder the JOINTS together. after been0
noua.ed on q wood base so- ps5aesno. vnseo
las no, proved very satisfactory on scs00o
D, the tremendous pressure requires - tSo
process o. printing. and the constant oaoosf
q, breaking the Joints. Altogether. tAis en-
craving - q handsome piece Of worh. sAee
rejects credit On the company doing u Az
on the good Old town IN which ta<S -
90 .oas eeen doing sus'asne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
U,ss> Slle Tshsrcs Wspsss.

psnviiic. Va. October She sales hssc
bee. hsavy a. the week sni the farmers
appear 80 bc rsshGns tse crop 90 market ss
rapidly q, possible. ~ has been heretofore
Reported 20, character 81 the cRessn 90
rsness widely rrosr, the common green tips
o, the ist. plsa;ires 20 aae b-fshts from
IN. cuttings b~fs-s fh. drevGh; hsi done
much damage. Th.rs ere fec very hand
some Wrapper. s,iIIrs vIfh atop. g cents -
the htghs,t price psid. es, IN wrapper, rh.
crop caanct be ss,d 80 sSord % large Q pro-
p-rf.c- OF ssacrxIit such god wrsppe-s
IS lasts crop IA cigarette cutters there 10
0 rpy~h larger srcportioa being sois % .sr
than IN mar, crops resi-. The eo@mon -
medium grades. rsnGisx from I,e. TO ~. ere
seos. a. high ss ,seJ have ever ben sold.
while TIRE sne 90 fancy cutters % &c, ts -,
are No. psrf!cgisriy desr ss compared
with the prtces Of FORMER yesrp Crees tiys
s-e sg6,cien,Iy pFenff'ui go supsiy the De-
msra ard sppssr % - THE eaIy grade tast
o sp~cusator wi ;oueh. They are ssiisng
o, NC % .isc Competition - very heea on
OIL Grades shas show co,sY. vita COMMON
aI.~rS sna the moheeaay sypsS rvisstveiy
the mose fsssssoh.e sobeccss spilsse.
Re1SSe1 seooscoo orU WI SUeet INV =
evSesleally - 0leea e % sseoeeo he,1 ~
1solssS skes s0sUU sUQSessas sssse - meet
IL 0esssos spVulse0soO - - 000s. ~