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Newport daily independent., 1914-09-07
Governor And Two Ex-Govern-
 OrS.
Special to Independent.

Special to Independent.
 Little Rock, Sept. 7.The governor and two former gov ernors will be heard in Little Rock this week in the closing days of the state campaign. Ex- Gov. Dan w. Jones, one of the representative-elect from Pulas- Ri county, will speak at a Little Rock rally and barbecue at Ar genta, at which 5000 pounds of barbecued meats will be served. The principal speakers on the occasion will be Gov. Hays and ex-Governor George w. Dona- ghey. Gov. Hays speaks today, Labor Day, in Pine Bluff.
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-07
Remembers The Jail Boys.

The inmates of the county jail were remembered Sunday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff J. l. Tasting, who brought them ov- CT a freezer of cream and a big cake. The fellows on the inside of the bars were very thankful for their appetites have not lag ged from lack of exercise.
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-07

Donaghey To Deliver Address. Specia to Independent.
 Little Rock, Sept. 7.Fornler governor, George w. Donaghey, has accepted an invitation to- deliver the opening address at the beginning of the next term at Henderson-Brown college, Philadelphia, Saturday, Sept. 19. The opening sermon will be- preached the following day bya the Rev. Alonzo Monk, presiding elder of the Philadelphia dis trict.
 President Crowell announces that because of so much rain durin. the month of August, and because the labor union would not permit the brick-lay CTS work more than one Sn110 per day, and none at all Satlir day afternoon, the main build ing and dormitories will not be- quite ready for occupancy at the opening Sept. 16-17. It will take about three weeks after that to finish the dormitories, and six weeks or two months to finish the rest of the building. All ar- arrangements have been made, however, to take care of tl|e students, and carry on the work without intermission.
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-07
5000 GERMANS
 REPORTED DROWNED
Belgians are Said to Have O. pened, Dikes and Inundated
 Country.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch. Antwerp, Sept. 7.-Many Ger mans are reported drowned as
 the result of the Belgians open ling the dikes to thwart the Ger man effort to cut Antwerp off from the sea. Five thousand is estimated as the German loss r for Friday and Saturday near Termonde. Many guns were also inundated and lost to the invad-
 CTS.
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-07
FRANCE SEEKS
 NAVAL BASE
In Adriatie Sea And Allied Fleets Are Aiding Montenegrins In
 Bornbarding Forts.

United Press Dispatch.
 Antivari, Sept. 7.-France has sent siege guns to aid the Mont enegrins to reduce the Cattaro Notifications and the Allied fleets are bombarding the forts. It is also believed that they must surrender soon. Their capture would g.ve the French a naval base in the Adriatic Sea.
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-07
BIG EXCURSION TUESDAY
 NIGHT.

Captain F. L. Inman will give his last excursion of the season on the City of Muskogee", Tuesday night, and everybody who enjoys a few hours in the open air, should go and make it the largest attended of the sum- mer. Music and dancing. For those who do not care to stay out late, the boat will touch the bank here about 10:30 on the run down the river, and those who desire will be put off. d2.
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-07

Paris Sept 7General Jofres forces cooperating with the British have turned the German right flank H the British broke through theGerman lines left of the right wing according information from Bordeaux The entire Ger man right wing impered forcing the to with draw hurred Lille and the neghbong towns to strength en their position believed that the the Ger mans their march directly Paris the discovery by scouts the Allies contemplated general engagement westward of Paris that the French heavily entrenched ready to trap When the avator made this dis covery the assault of Paris deferred. -
 That general battle in which is expected that the entire German army in France may participate and decisive has already begun was this afternoon from the official war office statement from The bulletin states that the Allies are engaged general action northeast of Paris their lines extending Nantov to Verdun via Vy Le Francois Department of Marne nineteen miles to the southeast of Cha ons and at the of the Rhine Marne canal
 The Germans believed to have force, n- cdnq withdrawn fomAsace and Lorraine and station ed from Vtry Le Verdun; also the troops of Grown Prince William Duke Abrech and the Crown Prince of Bavaria An unconrmed the Kaiser has joined this army and taken command.
 The French British las night drove the Germans from Coulommers the Grand river
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-07

United Press Dspath.
 Vienna Sept -The Austrian army of invasion in Poland desperately today with overwhelming Russian force between Hrubeszow Russian Poland and the Gacan border The enemy endeavorng the Ausrians before the German endorsements arrive.
 It that the Russians outnumber the invaders four to one The general admits that he hard pressed but believes that he can withstand the assault
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-07
58 OF CREW SAVED.

United Press Dispatch.
 London, Sept. 7.-It is off cially stated that fifty-eight of the crew of 254 of the cruiser Pathfinder sunk by a mine, have been saved.
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-07
RUSSIAN ANNOUNCEMENTS SENT TO POLAND.

Petrograde Sept 7The Russians engaged today in effort annhate the Austrians General Rouszsy who seized eberg and then sent to Russian Poland is av engaging the battle front from North Hru beszow into Gaicia
 Additional renforcements rushing to Rouszsky, while his army attacking Austri strongly entrenched
 Other divisions will attempt fankng movement, designed to cut off Austrian retreat also prevent the arrival o Ger
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-07
For Sale.

Four excellent homes at bar gain prices. Splendid locality. Easy terms, 412, Al, 416, 418 Elm street.
 32d6 J. w. Wallace.
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-07

manner in which some people have sought to belittle the law makers of 1913.
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-07

United Press Dispatch
 Bordeaux Sept. 7.-It is officially announced that twelve divisions of the Austrian army has been an- initiated by the Russians west of the Lemberg.
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-07
Entire German Right Reported Imper iled--- Aviators Discovery Caused Germans to Swing Southeast ward---General Action Be-
 gun That May Mean Big
 Battle Of War.
KAISER REPORTED IN COMMAND

Russian Army Seeks 10 Annhate Ausrans Invading Po- land Before German Achievements Arrive.-Gen. eral Russian Advance.--Use Siege Guns On
 German and Austrian Forts.
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-07
Moving PictlIfe es the Opera Hotls

>es~srSses~e~r~eAeseS THE SAVING PRESENCE A strong Drama BIO OGRAPff BATTY BILLS PERTISAC'
 Comedy MELLIES A QUACK AND THE WOULD
 BE SUICIDE.
 Comedy-M MELLIES THE VENGEANCE OF THE @
 VAQUERO A Mexican military drama Ille star actress, Billie Rhodes, pla ing lead.
 Drama-KALEM ADMISSION 5 and 10 CENTS. First show starts at Y p. n. Tuesday, "The Royal Impostor, a 5 reel hand colored feature
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-22

OUTSIDE NEWS FRO
Madison, Wis.-Senator LaFoIIette,
in editorial in his magazine, urges
President Wilson to retire Attorney
d. General McReynolds and appoint So
licitOr Folk in his stead. Claims Nc
Reynolds tried to cover up in Mellen
case.
San Francisco.-One man killed
and two seriously wounded in raid on
G. Regan's roadhouse. Outlaws were
evidently after Regain, who was I'M
hurt
Pittsburgh.-FederaI grand jury
recommended indictment of five men
now or formally connected with Car
bon Steel Co. on charge of trying to
foist inferior steel on U. S. for locks
in Panama canal.
Neutrality-suspicious. congress of
representatives of all trades union
organizations will be held here at adj
jouTnment of present congress. Will
seek to have Congress do more than
investigate" labor conditions, calling
attention to Outrages in Colorado,
Calumet and West Virginia strikes.
Winchester, Ind ostoffice at
HarTisOnviIle entered and 500 worth
of parcel post stamps taken.
New York.-American Auto Asso-
citation has set May 26-27-28 for
elimination trials for Memorial day
500-mile race at Indianapolis.
ST. Louis.-Searching Onward Az
cry, police found his body encased in
tin. Said it protected him from poison
by dust gang bandits" Held for OBJ
seTvatiOn.
CleVeland.-Tax statement Of John
D. Rockefeller, sought for months by
Cuyahoga county tax commissioners,
presented but rejected because it did
not bear signature of Rockefeller per-
sOnally.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-22

. WIRE AND CABLE
for late John Lewis Grifiths, Ameri-
can consul-general.
Thief River Falls, Minn.-Three
sisters shot and killed on lonely farm.
Tony GiIsoul, suspected of murder,
believed hiding in nearby grove.
Lacrosse, Wis.-Iron ore vein, 20
feet below surface and 100 feet
through, discovered on farm of Toilet
Anderson, near Victory, Wis. ...-
New York.-Vincent St. John,
prime mover of l. W. W., told federal
industrial commission even human
life must not stand in way Of progress
Of Industrial Workers of World.
Washington.-Surgeon Gen. Blue
of public health service ordered strict
watch be kept along Canadian border
for John R. Early, the lepeT, who es-
capped from the Diamond Head quar-
antine station.
Fremont, o.-99 years oId,and new
er i'll day, Knud Knudson, oldest
citizen here, suffered stroke, fell down
stairs. Broke his neck.
London.-Liner Baltic, bound for
New York, collided with the Carrie,
a coastwise steamer, 40 miles west
of Holyhead, Wales. No casualties
reported.
Oyster Bay, L. l.-Among tributes
to T. R.-the Rio Theodore cock
tail" Frank Hawkhurst, concocter.
One-third rye, two-thirds hard cider
with dash of raspberry syrup and
dash of gum. Iced well.
I New York.-FeIipo Caudia raced
ahead of shots fired by, angry hus-
band, jumped fence to safety. Died
of fright.
Jersey City.-Peter Mullins, help
ing unload elephants, got in way of
Grated elephant: Fell on him. May
recover.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20
FOOD SQUIRTING IN
STOMACH CAUSES
INDIGESTION, GAS
ApkpE's ntapEpsiN~ FNce A.
STOMACH p'srerfs ~ Ffv1
~iNJTEs.

wo1t~- Vfhsi Hpaef yenr s'orIiHf
Nhish poffifn - ne fsod 40 thf dsm
are 90 YOU Well. tlnf bother /
your stomach ID in revolt y scHr
aatsy ard upset ard Hhat you irs'
sts he's ferinentea into stubborn Temps
head digzf ard afhes hslah rases and
acids and .fuetats undlgeetfd food
hreatn faui fenfne coated iast take
a little PAGES nispelsin and 50 nts
minutes sou wonder What ndc ne -
fhe lrflgeat.rn and Distress
Millions - men and women to-day
know that Il H. nasAieas o. have e haf
stamack a llifs Diap~psln occasion.
ais beeaf fhig dfiiraie ufran rec ilaiel
asa fhsY cat their faYofite foods with
uui fear
n your STOMACH doesn't take r9fr NJ
YOUR lbefni limit without rebellion
IL tnur focd o. i4slgs Instead ~
help rfrrn;iier me uuirhefi HfrfTt
mont rnirsa roIef r. pepes ifIr prr
air unlrh ensia 0ns rnl cents go q
large case ai frur stores it 'rai5
w.rdalfli So aigset fsnd anl feis
ihInra Hnaaht sa rrrtir and flail
fhtf 10 a. rinr astonishing r.r1sr
frr rarr Hahe. don't g0 W ara nn WITH
weak llsarlefe1 stomach lfs o.
unnscsassfY Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20
SALTS If BACKACHY
AND KIDNEYS HURT
STOP EATING MEAT FOR a WHILE
~ YOUR BLADDER IS TRoUBL
ING YOU.

when sou wake up with Blackjack
and duli misery ln lhe kidney reg.or
i soncraiiy means you nave been ear
ina too much meat Rays vel
known authority Meat forms uric arid
which overNorks tho k,aneys In theif
effort 90 filter II from tho blood and
'syf ss5vfnv sori - psralyEcd ard
loeEt When your kidneys gct slug
Eish and clog yau must relieve them
uko you relieve your howcis. remoN b.
ms an the hosiy's urinous waste wise
Nnu have hackache. sick hcadache
diase spells your stomach sours. ton.
ruc IA coated, and Uhen the weat hcf
= had you have rheumatic swinses
The urine - cloudy. fun - sediment
channels often set sore water sralss
and you are ohliged 20 seek relief twt
" three times DURING the night
Either consult a scod. reliable physi
clan AZ once OF set ffcm your pharna
cist about four ounces ~ JAd salts
take tablespoonful in GLASS 81 water
hcfore breakfast tar few DAYS ane
your Kidneys Win act fine This "a.
NOUS salts Is made from The acid nj
rrapcs and lemon juice. combined viii
lithia. and has been used for gensra
tinns 90 cican and stimulate siue.asi
kidneys. also 60 ncutralire acids IN ~.
urine 50 IL no icnsrF iyrltates thu
ending bladder weakness.
Jad salts Is hfe saVAr Cor reeulai
meat eaters Il Is incxpsaasive. ran
not injuTs and makes a de,ightfui -
ferycscent Whitewater dFinkr-Ad
NsTsfSement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

thirds ~ thf crop b. mnftgarcd before
n IL planted and the farmer nasi cake
dlrietlOn frDm the banker and inr
merchnn, az 20 what he plants There
b. little ufe 20 send lecturers a. tell the
farmer what 10 Iiant shcn be- has no.
control over Tho etop The banker ana
the merchant need leciuirrs sent 20
them ne badly o. ghs farmer and ve
think The lecture force should be- ditld-
81 equally between che city man ana
the farmer We suggest 10 iH unfair
Tor the banker "a coercc the farmer "a
diyerHlfy 20 the power ~ loan. tot
AiH aTfer % finance the diversified
crop vhllc IN process ~ production
II ~ cooperation not aietatipu the faf.
NOR needle Agriculture Us already
bedr!ddeH with FREE advice aud ~ the
cits man viii fumc hack q, fhe son
and cooperate direct with a., mnn who
plpwa Instead " hRains notion upon
typewriter reports ~ buuk farmers wr
WIN understand each other better and
The south viii blossom llko a rose
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20
OFFICIALS WHITE POINT
COMPANY PLAN new WELL


away from their driuers and ruu
smuck bat rono. go far as can he
sscrftoined hns hpH hnvthinr nhe
so 600 600 20 $4,000 o00 cublc foot
scramble behind A. and meme has form
90 similar uetwnrk 81 lateral cratetf
any one ~ which might make very
,irrcnt sort ~ commercial ras works
Officials 81 the white Point on 4
Gas Development company think 70
putting down SECOND well inn
medmsey put they ave rsnhiv at
sea concerning the likelihood ~ rrnot-
inr The situation The pressure 80 the
present crater ~ So enormous that a
s thcHght likely another well WIN
match ite performance. $50 Tar ns
volume rocs without dimisishine the
flow of the runaway Some msn esq
|uulirtei with the situation oiaIm asset
ihr present von. without cANur nY
enrmark~ csH ne placed Wnfe~ hsrnffs
ana madr te perform FrFular eert ce-
hnt tho rrcat number ~ srcondtr,
I Orators make This seem Improbable
( whatever enc ultlmat. Aeg siou ~
Nararcr Flnrksnn avid tho Directors
I - lhe crmnAnv an earnest effort wiH
he made a. save the was eunnl, erA oh.
servers nvrAtet AZ ora of inrrccsdent-a
manufacturers devciopmAet u no fus
Supply van hr soften under control h~.
tNrn uncounieA hillions 90 cuhlc fcel
have been wasted Under cVistins
conditions natural rps could he sup
nlicd Co consumers M from three &.
-Four hundred per cent less than th'
artificial product and chesp fuel d
the basis ~ an Industry
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20
:: City News in Brief =

Tho Wsnan's kissienxry sseissy 81
tho Methodist Church Will klyr re-
: 1tion e. the now pastor Rev Hentfrn
.nd family ~ chr church paflpfs this
~vsnins Al members aud friends ~
No chnrh hre cordially invited
South Tssss teachers and sspssisiiy
ospus Chrietl teachera. headed b.
county Superintendent Prof Nat Ben
son are WORKING hard 10 land the 1915
tate Teachers Assoslstlon Tor corpus
thfisti4 frofsssur Benton yestefiay
I cfivsd = number 81 badges which win
vs. worn ~ teachers ~ this section in
fdvertiainR the fact that they intend %
efing the convention 10 corpus Christi
Ths many admirers 81 Francis and
wayne VIII he pleased 10 learn that
their scrvirna have been secured ~ the
Management ~ the Sueees hotel fof
The diuner dance 81 be- given Thanks
wing tight In addition 10 giving the
sriosi society dancea the couple will
ave some ~ their own original and
VOW ropulfr DANES. including The
tos rrot
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

flilsf.iiqfeld Special
DALLAS NHy ls.~At a meeting II
he representatives. n The 1rxns Hank
srn Association and the Fannerh tn-
lYn Ia this city yesterday cooperative
l,iFnA were adopted whereby the men
.yiio grow the cotton aud the men Who
finance u will renew their efforts a.
hold the prcssnt crop Tor better prices
md 70 diversity The planting next year.
NJ W -. Lewis prenidcnt ~ the FRr-
nern' Union. who REPRESENTED that body
~ the meeting save out The following
istertlew
The Farmers" i'ninn renew ~ rn-
lreatien to all farmers 70 hold c0tion
Nnd recommends that the farmers who
lnuat have money avail themselves ~
Tho cooperation ~ the banker ~ ar-
curing cotton inans
The I'nlon Is sending out LARGE
corps ~ lectureta 20 urSe withhnldins
cotton ana diversion u next years.
crop"
This banker Ia lending money lH civ
inc practical cooperation 10 tho farmer
N hoidur his crop after Il is haryosted
ana ! want tc suggest that the BANNER
anh the credit merchant axttud The
i.,fsir eharnritr ~ cnnperetiYr ~ the
frrmer in producing The crop and then
DC problem % divvrslficailou ir sol,
"a. lot The Banker and The money
lender Mnnonnco that they viii lend ~
much money un corn, wheat cats ana
''hcr crops a. thhy will advance on
tton AZ the time ~ pianslne and W.
~ have aH rr, ~ liberalization ihal
wiA astanlah All % ue
In Tcxas. according 20 the most re-
nahle data nhAlnnnle. az IeAsi .No
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20
SYMPTOMS OF DREAD
FOOT-MOUTH DISEASE
DESCRIBED BY EXPERT
COUNTY AGENT JOHNSTON RE
cEivEs COMMUNICATION
from DEPARTMENT
Instructions How 10 Combat the Dis
ease Are Furnished By Government
Esrerts

g. - Johnston. county drmunstfu
ti0a agent Tor Suecea county has re-
ceived from the United states pepart
mept ~ Agriculture q communication
describing the ajmpf0nIa e the much -
dreaded fu0f-a -multh dlaeaae which
haH been mailing nfoaas among the
cattle BOZ turiuus sections 20 fhe cuun
tD
While there base been no one.a of
ihla dlaeaao ln fhla section and no. sips
prrhenslonH are entertained in this re-
Gard The letter is reproduced boz order
that stock aiaer md farmers gener-
ally may have the advantage ~ a.
gofainE knowledge N the sickness in
case 10 should appear The letter fol-
lows
30 doubt 700 know 81 the danger
oun malady among cattle railrh foot
and month disease. Whicr - not oniy
Creating gent Tra ncial loss. but /
ana afraid ia. further interest in cat
tee raisluu VIII p" lesacuee 90 "a CON
siderable extent
r.los : arm Rlvins you a brief out-
line ~ the symptoms ~ this disease.
AS prepared by one 10 the county
agents 80 Kentucky
There is rot a disease known tlnt
b. murc hiehlY communicable from ono
subject 90 another than thH ONE The
disease BE- transmitted hf direct cone
tact and ihruugh the medum 20 iu'
fccica fond. htD'rs wnteunE PLACES
st.hics cara and attendants "a y pfa
sibie that the confusion may be- Darried
short distances in the air
Tie period II Incubation or he Time
that clapses between exposure and
signs az the development N The disc 30.
ussaiis "a short but may vary from "a
hours o. 1p days Most eases develop
Within two ~ three days after cH.
posture
Foot and mouth disease usually
starts with ohii The animal remains
hy itself the back rs arcned hair erect
fiauka tuckcd up and there IN shiser
.ug or tvitching - The muscles a slcs
animal moVca with reluctance. and
there IN Stiffness or mprsed lnmeueH'
ia tho ..-.ss .s.'t~. ,nnpNs"e rv~se'
ilon coiircfs ni the inner unruers ~ th'
eyes and about ilr edges u the nos
trils
Most active mmpfoms ~ the disenA.
may BE- noticed hy hiistera which form
800 the mouth about thc feet and on th'
udier The hhsteu vary ln sige iron
that ~ pvl to o. quarter az dollar
. and are filri with wut'D fulN
There iH pnnffHc slaNerinF ~ th'
mouth she saliva ~ nut ls normal
hut iator becomes thick and r0py
II This disease is Not ordinarily Ainl
huf cauH,s ycrs serious iosH Boo tn
check.d mlik Flow and prolonged uu
Thrifty condition and seriously diHcaa
et ft.tf flIn mouth ia SEQ aHr,f That fM
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20
DIRECTORS OF NEW HAVEN
R. R. TO WAGE LEGAL BATTLE

ufacurrr
lohn b. Billiard, Connecticut nnan
cier
Thomas prWlu Cuyhr wealthy
Philadelphia railroad man
Charles b. Rrooker connecticut in.
iustrN promoter
Henry X Mcllsrs. banker aad ylB.
road director
Edward % Robbins former general
counsel ~ the Nrw Haven
George MacCuuoch Miller liwvcg
and philanthropist
II Newton Barney
Iames ELTON
James y iiemingvAv
a Heatun Robertson
Frederick y nr vster
Alexander Cachr4ue
Edward MlHrau
What % brief . charged in thc lu-
dicfmrut is 'hat Ne accused million
Nr ehrnks fhe sherman anti TRUST law
los usiue tho creai 90 the New Haven
roai to huf the mpiial stock or COM
irol 90 other New ,ngnnd carriers or
tp lease them ~ 20 compel rivals o.
enter Into combinations aud that ihc
stuffed com etliAn hf various meanF
iuciuding hamssns ltiraun against
other coUso~ttians ore charge ls that
they exercised secr,t crrntrol ~ the
Jos Lane and tae UnHcd States Trans.
portation 60 Combinations upon which
the Indecent is based include all tine
steam roads new embraced ln tno New
Haven system Rcqulrins under dis.
guised forms % ownrrship ninc q tho
ten eumpetins hines In New Enclsnd
The fact that Charles s Mollen who
told last SUMMER in Washington an ho
knew agaiust the lirrctnrs uf the road
was not indicied leads to tho infer.
eucc that he Was sranled immunity
There arr directors upon the lndict-
mont list Who are expected a. claim
the same consideration They an,
Messrs. Nu,lcr ELTON. skinner ana Hn-
lard. They were also sworn before tn,
interstate Commerce Commission
gvoi deal ~ bitterness Is manifest
~ amcur Nv Indicted directors toward
their former associate. Mcncn. ms r,.r
primarily rcsponsihie Tor whatever n,
been done IN acquiring properties b.
tho Nc~ Haven has been given i'm.
munlty, while men who were director,
Tor few months only were embrace.
? IN the prosecution 4 cnriinE 10 thi,
! lawyer. although me monopoly conspir
acN was formed ss years ass the the
: orS ~ the indictmcn, - that ever,
2 persc= ~Ao tevamr director iron
1850 % 1918 for however short a Tim.
became Participant In the origina
offence
No date has been set FOR the trial
which ~ill rrohahly be postponed Cor
r eensidsrahie. time for intricaey a. IN
= ease reqnlres a long period % prcparA
tian