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Evening star., 1926-10-17
Her Hair: Fairly
SPARKLES Now!

The woman who knows what to
do after waving her hair doesn't
fear the effect of hot irons. Nor
of frequent washings. A few drops
of Danderine-on comb or towel
and the hair is soft and lustrous, and
behaves beautifully.
A bit OF Danderine rubbed lightly
into the scalp. is the one sure way to
dissolve every particle. of dandruff.
But few drops more make dress
ing that is simply marvellous. A
sheen that rivals briliantine and no
grease!
Evening star., 1926-10-17
Ne,U LO,U Prices on Dependable
Home Remedies

Sl.I5 Fairchilds Ess. OF
Pepsin .92c
SI.OO Father Johns Med.
icine .87C
Csc Cets-It .2.3e
25c.Et-Lax Laxmire. I9C
6Oc Hospital Cotton,
pound roll 39C
Sl.OO Lauoris Antiseptic, 73c
SOC Nem-Skin .19C
Evening star., 1926-10-17

for Soviet Russia. with its required
military training for the youth of both
sexes, but who decry and oppose mill
tary training in our own schools and
colleges Let us be wary of those who
preach peace at any price and non
resistance under all circumstances.
but who support the preachers of
by peaceful means If
possible, by violence if necessary.
Evening star., 1926-10-17

of Honor was called last TUESDAY
evening by DR.. Paul Bartsch, chair
man. at the Thomson School. Other
members of the court were: Adrian
Sizer. portmaster of the Sea Scouts
Harrison Brann. l.. c. Drake and j
w. Talley. Scout Fred Eidsness
Troop "a. passed camping, craftsman.
ship in leather. electricity and handi-
craft. and Scout Laurence Julihn
Troop "A, passed first aid and pioneer
ing.
The 4th Division Courts of Honor
and Review will meet for the first
time this season at the Wilson Nor
NAL School next Saturday evening.
Evening star., 1926-10-17
Quite at Sea.
From the Boston Transcript.

From the Boston Transcript.
An English paper says that once
when the American squadron came
up the Firth the British flagship
signalled: you are to anchor west
of the Forth Bridge" The Yankee
feet having passed under this bridge
continued to steam ahead. whereupon
the British admiral sent the message:
I'VE signalled just now for you to
anchor west of the Forth Bridge; why
don't you stop" The reply came
from the American: I'VE have only
PASSED under one bridge yet"
Evening star., 1926-10-17

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Octnher and November to
Evening star., 1926-10-17
AC[lild's
which Mothers
Can Rely On

ton or sour stomach. All children
love its pleasant taste.
Buy large 60-cent bottle at any
store that sells medicine or write
Syrup Pepsin," Monticello. Illinois.
for FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE and
just see for yourself how perfectly
it cleanses and regulates the bowels
of infants and children.
Evening star., 1926-10-17
One Bottle Free

Every drugstore in America has
Ddnderine at 35c. Or, to prove its
marvellous properties, your first bot
tie free now:
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09

film. " Behind the Front, is a CON
crete example Of what people like.
While working ON that picture
at the Hollywood studio. our lot
was always the center Of activity.
If player engaged in making an
other production could net be found
elsewhere. call was sent down .o
the Sutherland Set for the miss
ing person. Why3 Because those
people engaged i'm pictures arr al
WAYS looking fer laughs They want
something to vary the drab. color
less mouotouy of life. And in
watching Wallace Bocry, Raymond
Hattou and May Brian. oUr fcatuT-
ed players. 20 through their antics.
they got a peculiar satisfaction
which j. impossible to transfer t.
paper.
$50 you see. like comedy. Ao@
aftea an. champion l. the chap
who does best. whatever Lc attempt,
to 3a. And II eaH make comedies
better than any one i'm the business.
IN hc satisfied to leave lrama
tragedy and spectacle. = thc Grif-
-ith>. Neu S;roAeim, and Csulr>.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09
Legionaires Are
Urged to Enter
Political Fields
Ry United Press Leased wire

FORT NcOTT. Kansas, Sept. o.
F,ayin- lc evil, If 'hr primary. the
"auIlrior- urlaliu4. ot the Aati-
>>1.o"u Leu-g. n'u5 rnrruacmyu' "
the federal government on states
rights. Major G,arraj james G.. HaF-
buru. addressing 'hr Kansas Amen.
can Legion convention here ycoter-
day. urged the lcgionnaircs to enter
politics.
'Take political leadership into
YOUR own hands, be- urged his
hearers. ''Thcrc can ho no fear for
the future If oa. country whom il is
governed IN prace by those vino GOV
tru it i'm war.
Har5orj ccusurr1 modern states
men for their delay in bringing
about ar cuiurin4 peace. and assert
cd that '.roch. Pcr-hing, Ha,g AMI
Pctaiu, with Hindcuburg and LudcH-
lorff and half dozen stcuograph-
ar, i'm Il month : time could have
made more enduring peace for the
Uur.d than was accomplished by the
conference Of statesmen which sat
In Pari, for two years.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09
IMPERIAL MAN
FIRST VICTIM
OF LATEST LAW

An out Of town motorist was tbe
first victim. this morning, Of the
police campaign against motorists
who ignore the boulevard stop
signs which have been erected
He was :. +. Lotfcr Of Imperial.
Loffer drove into Main street 1t
Fourth, exhibiting a careless ird.f-
ference to red warnings painted on
the pavement and to black amt
white signs posted at the interseg-
tious Traffic Officer Yam Be-
arrested him and cited him for Il
court appearance on Sept. l6. IT,
police department announces 4
>rrcit watch viii hc made at al.
, designate dStops.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09
Complete Merger
OF Coast Banks
by Press staff Correspondent

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 9. -
Plans for consolidation Of fhc mcr-
camille Trust company and the
American Bank into an iaStitutiou
with resources me- >aan $3.50
100000, the eighth largest trust
company in the United States, were
completed today.
Approval Of the merger was Civ.
en- 10y boards of directors of both
banks late yesterday. Il will be
come effective as soon as the stock
hoidrrS have formally ratified it,
The Mercantile Trust company
established in 1920 by consolidation
Of three san francisco banks, now
has - offices in - cities. They
extend through san Matro. Santa
Clara. Marin aud Snuoua counties.
The American Bank became Il lead
ing institution three wears ago wher
one Oakland bank and two san
Francisco banks Wtrc merged into it.
The institution maintains - offices
in - hay region cities. largely in
Alameda and Contro Costa counties
Merger plans provide for retention
of officers and stafts Of both bank,
and selection OF 4 name embodNin4
both titles.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09
Oil Leases of
Local Men Are
Satisfactory

Glowing accounts of the Wyoming
oil lease of W. =. Fawcett and +.
u. McPherrin, near Casper. Wvo-
ming. are given by George Y. Ruud,
Imperial valley ranrher. Ruud has
Just returned from the field aHd
states that the first we'll brougH-
in was very satisfactory, the oil
gushing ov"r the derrick IN most
crude fashion.
McPherriu and Fawcctt. who have
spent most of the summer on t.
lease, expect to start the drilling of
additional wells Immediately. The
field is shallow and the oil of very
high gravity. according to Ruud.
RuuI is in charge of The ranches
Of r. d. McPhcrrin in the vallcr.
and in addition to visiting Wyoming
he stopped 1t important cities o.
nine western states during his va
cation. Upon his return he said
that, after seeing many other CON
muuitics, Imperial valley looks even
better to him than it ever did be-
fore.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09
80. 1091%-Dep' >.
ACTION BROUGHT IN THE
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE

so. 1g913-Dept. >.
ACTION BROUGHT IN THE
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL AND
COMPLAINT FILED IN THE
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
SAID COUNTY.
In the Superior Court Of the State
Of California, in and for the
County of Imperial.
CHAS. +. SCHIROS, Plaintiff,
SAMUEL l.. CATANXAHO, MARY
s. CATANIARO, CATANZARO
FRUIT COMPANY, corpora
tion. WILLIAM r. CONNGRY,
JOHN DOE, RICHARD ROE.
MARY ROE, FIRST COMPANY,
q corporation, Defendants
The People Of the state o. Cali
fornia Send Greetings 10: Samuel
l.. Catanzaro, MARY S. Cafauzaro,
Catanzaro Fruit Company. d corpo-
ration, William b. Canuirv, John
Doe. Richard Roe, Marv Roc, and
First Company, q corporation, de-
PENDANTS.
You are directed to appear in an
/ action brought against YOU by the
/ above named plaintiff, in the Sup
/ erior Court Of the state Of Califor-
mia, in and for the County Of I'm
pcrial. and TO answer the complaint
/ therein within ten days after the
( service on YOU Of this Summons. if
served within the County Of I'm
pcrial, or within thirty days if
/ served elsewhere, and YOU arc mo-
! titled that unless you appear and
! answer as above required, the
plaintiff will take Judgment for
any money or damages demanded
, in the Complaint, as arising upon
; contract, or will apply to the Court
for any other relief demanded in
the Complaint.
Given under my hand and seal of
the Superior Court Of the County
Of Imperial, state Of Caifornia, this
18th day Of May, 1926.
c. G. MOUSSEAT.
County Clerk.
By c. E. Williford. Deputy.
I (SEAL)
a l2 10 &c s 2 9 16 23 50 OF Il
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09
Fuller iii I'm
Coast Hospital

Word has hepn received from Mrs.
F.'B. Fullcr that Mr.. Fuller is i'll
in san Diego hospital and under
the care If Il specialist and two
nursrs. Although his condition was
regarded is serious last Sunday,
Mrs. Fuller stated in q letter yrstcr-
day that he is slightly improved.
Fuller is vice president of the
Northrn Trust aud Cnmmerrr bank
and was located in FL Centre many
..ur> vr,rr uv was IN charge OF tnS
local branch Of that hank. Last
spring he moved TO Escondido to
take charge Of the Southern Trust
Bank in that place.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09
THEATERS

Comedy 5 the thing, That 5 what
the public is asking for and that is
why Manager Morris has booked
Behind the Front fer return
showing next Saturday at the Air
dome.
People want to be entertained,
and that means. they want to laugh.
How much truth there is in that old
saying. "Laugh and the world
Taught with YOU. Cry and YOU weep
alone. = Tears from It large part
of the normal life anyhow. and
when you re sitting in a theatre
chair, YOU want to relax ana laugh
ard e"iov yourself.
Which perhaps, is the reason |
have made comedies my trump carr.
says Edward Sutherland. "Sinee
joining the Paramount forces. /
have made four pictures. Three OF
th,m were laug -get;crs. My latest
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09
Worlds Fastest
Cable Completed

ComFlrtin Of the worlds fa>te>t
cables which Viii speed up t1ausmi~-
sion of transatlantic messages to
five times the present rate Of speed.
has been announced by the Western
Union Telegraph company, accord
ing to +. Rau, local manage.
Mr.. Rau explained that rho new
cable in constructed OF prInalloy,
"a new metal which makes possible
the sending Of four message, at once
over thc cable. The Improvement
in the type Of the cable and per
fecting Of automatic devices has en-
ablcd the company 10 establish q
low rate Of five cent, a word, Rad
explained.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09

va t''i'iI5 " III ui' n y
and without the slight
est irritation or injury
to the skin, remove
treck les, liver spots
moth patches and all
other discolorations of
the skin.
1t is unsurpassed for
removing tan and sun
burn, and is absolutely
guaranteed to be harm
less. 1t cannot peel
the skin, but it does do
the work quickly and
with a soothing action.
DEAN $ sells at soc a
tubc on a moncy-back
guarantee by the lead
ing druggists every
where. Write to the
Dean Drug Co, BOOB
$50. Main Street T,os
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09
Candidates Must
Submit Expense
Accounts Soon

or a. candidates of the recent pri
mary election with the exception OF
candldats for tin coaatN central
committee. must file expense ac-
counts 81 t.rir campaign expenses
uitHl l. days after rhv election, in
accordance with the state law. it WIS
announced TODAY by Couuty Clctk
Cal Nous>"JU.
The nit applies E" unsuccessful as
we'll a~ successful candidates, Mou>
>-au pointed oHJ. Failure on the
part Of successful candidates to file
rNrc@>e accounts VIII preNcut ap-
pcaraHrc of their names on the bal
lot for the November election.
Blink, for listing the expense ar-
counts may he secured af ihc county
clerks oftirc. The acrouur- must
b, flied IN The county clerk =, or
county recorder, oftlcc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09
ELM NOTES
(By Press Staff Correspondent

(By Press Staff Correspondent
ELM, Sept. 9.-MiSS Shirley
Boone spent Saturday vitisting with
Uujh t.mkIc.
Mrs Sturkce and son Ralph re-
turned from Chcuo, where they
visited friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hopkins and
children left Saturday for few
days vacation in the mountains.
Pauline and Eyalin Kilgorr We're
guests Of Nelma Kirk Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. :. \. Wilson and
family Stanley. Don and Wincfrcd,
motoIcd down from Los Angeles and
spent a few days visiting friends.
Gilbert and Lawrence Coblcigh
were home Visiting 81 few days with
their father and brother.
Mr. and Mrs. l. NJ. Boone and
laughter Leah of Heber and Mr..
and Mrs. 8. \. Wilson and family
were callers at the t. q. Boone
auuc Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09
Pink Shirts For
Sports Wear Is
Popular Styl e
By United Press Leased Wire

LONDON, sept. 9. - Pink shirts
,or sports wear have received the
highest possible sanction.
'The Prince of Wales wore one ON
jhc golf links at lie Touquet. with
he sleeves cut off at the elbows. 4
ush upon the shops followed immcd.
iatclv, with such Il demand for pink
'iik shirts that the shopkecpcrs had
o telephone to Paris for more shirts.
Fhc PINK cuffs were ruthlcsslv cut
off and within q few hours the sar-
sorIcaIly correct young men at lie
Houquct were sporting pink shirts
with the sleeves bobbed at the cl.
bows.
word of the Pincc' 5 costume was
apparently flashed to London at
once. Almost at the same moment
/ bold American was discovered on
'icadillv Circus adorned with a pink
hirt but whether he was consciously
following Wales lead is in doub,
Fhe rest of his costume was suffir-
emily picturesque to attract the at
tcntion of Londoners.
He wolc his white sport shoes
trapped with brown leather, black
tockings and white knckerb,ckcrs,
blue serge coat under which the
laring pink shirt CLEANED bcaut ful-
Y, a red nccktic aud felt hat turn
ID up all the way around the hr.m,
elegant defiance of the down
uncd brim made popular and a.
most universal by Wales.
\ Scottish Rite cathedral, to cost
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09
Legion Post To
Elect Commander
At Next Meeting

An election will br held Monday
night by the Boyce Atcu post of the
American Legion to select com
mander to succeed Col. c. l.. Phil
lips, who resigned early this sum
mer when he was compelled to leave
the city ON account of illness in his
family.
1t is expected the legiornairc>
viii ask Col. Phillips to take up du-
ties as commander again. The
meeting will be- held at the court
house. Stating Monday the legion
will resume its regular schedule OF
two meetings a month.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09
APPROVES ACQUISITION OF
EXTENSION WHARVES

WASHINGTON. Ncpt. >.-ActIng
Secretary Of War Davidson today
approved acquisition by the Los An
gcles harbor department Of tcmpor-
arv extension wharvcS Of the stand
ard Oil company in Los Angelo, har-
bor channel ward Of existing pier
head lines.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09

Q. \. Kirk and son. Edward, Mrs.
Sturkee and Ralph Sturkee were
callers At NJ. l.. Boone 5 home last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boone enter
tanned Monday rs dinner guests.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
l. Maupm and children, Ethel, Ell
len and Roy Maupin, Rev. Ed Law
and wife and daughter, Laura, Mr.
and Mrs w. b. Rayburn ana son
Watson and Mr.. Fred Shaw, all Of
Ell CcntrO.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09
Prominent Movie
Stars Married
Hy nitcI Press 5.ctscd Wire

HOLLYWOOD. Sept @. Peggy
Provost. dancer and sister of
Marie Provost. screen star. become
the bride toIay Of Edwin !. HALL
day, Hollywood radio dealer.
Marie Provost and Kenneth IIar-
Ian were attendants ut the ceremony
performed by the Rev. Howard IA
gin III the Wiltshire Christian
church.
Another romance OF the screen cpl-
onv eliminated in marriage last eve
ming when Eleanor Boardman and
King Nidor were united in marriage
at the nome of Marion Davies ii
Beverly Hills.
Nidor was divorced recently b..
Florence Nidor, now the fianccc oi
George fitzmamice. Il director.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09
War Declared on
Canton Leader by
Northern General

PEKING, Sept. 9.-Gencral Sun
Chang Fang, Lieutcu1ut of General
Wa Pei Fu, commander Of northern
forces. TO-DAY declared war on Chang
Naishek, who is regarded as the
dominant leader of the Cyuton COY
vrumeut, and ordered mobilization OF
native troops in the provinces of
ChckiaEg. AuhWt.. kiaugsi. Fulicn.
and kiaug>u.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09
SENATOR MCKINLEY
REPORTED IMPROVED

MARTINSNILLE, Ind, SPIT. o.
The condition of Senator William B.
Mckinley, of Illinois, suffering from
here for the past three weeks was
called "slightly improved' by his
physician TO-DAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09

Angeles, Calf, for free and val.
liable information ON removing tan
and frcckcs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09
TYeCkleS Flee
Over Night

Miraculous as il may seem, new
erthelcss DEAN : IMPROVED TAN
TRECKLE CREAM applied as pc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09
INTEROLASS FOOTBALL
UNDERWAY AT BERKELEY
ny United Press Leased Wire

BERKELEY. sept. 9. -lntcrcIass
football rot urder way last Satur-
day al Memorial ,'adiun whcu the
Sophomore and Senior teams tangled
in the first game of the series. In
tcrcla,s play Til, season is to be
confined TO the three upper classes
due to the new ruling which sets
~cptcmhcr - 81, the date for the mi
tia Practice Of freshman teams as
well as the Varsity.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09

Placer county has shipped 500
morr car. Of fruit than 10 same date
last vR;.r.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-09

\ Scottish Rite cathedral, to cost
$4,000, 900, viii be erected in Los
angeles.
, 1926-11-19
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gnpNaTHH.
, 1926-11-19
N%HTEPECHAA lERUNH

PyccEaa IeTcIaa mEOIa, b Doc
EpeceHbe 81 noa6pa, ycTpaHBaeT
JeTrHo II. HHpBaHH Ia TeMy: "Cy
mHocTb MaTepHH II 3aTaIHa a;H3nH'
,IeTTop oyer oTBeqaTb Ha BOIL
pOcT. HaTa,IO B 2 qaca IHa. BxoI
'o6meIocrynHBIi. 92l9 Pocce1b CT
PIT, IeTpoiT, MHT.
1919, Il 20)
, 1926-11-19
HEK1Na

9H,IA1EI9Ha. B BOcEpeceHbe,
81 H0a6pa, B 2 U. IHa, IIpoTpeccH
BHHM 3eMIaqecTBOM ycTpaHBaeTca
B cBoeM H%OMenIeHHH, s yIHIa II DE
pMOHT abe IeRnHa Ha TeMy: "Ha-
IHa, HaIHOHaIbHHH BoHpoc, HaHHo
HaIH8M II moBHHH3M." ,IeErop NJ.
CRaIbIoB.
, 1926-11-19
C06PAHNH B 40ME EBAH-
TElNH.

B Bo~cEpeceHbe, 21 Hoa6pa,
R lone EBaHreHHa 212 II. KpHcTaI
cTpHT, co6paHHa cocToaTca B 10
JACOB yTpa B Z qacOB Beqepa.
B o6oHx cO6paHHax 6yIeT HHTe
pecHaa nporpaMMa o6meTO II xopo
Boro ueHHa Il HpoH3HecyTca peqH
Ha BecBMa BaHHBIe TeMB.
Bxog %6ecHIaTHHli. HpHxO4HTe.
, 1926-11-19
KoHpEpT

B BocEpeceHbe, % Hoa6pa G.
r. b HapoIHot %lllEoae, 9l7 II,
ByI cTpHr, ycTpaHBaeTca 4eTcEHii
EonuepT 6aI. BygeT 6oraTaa Hpo
TpaNMa. CHMUaTH3HpyOmHx lpO-
CHM u%OceTHrb. HaqaIo B $3.50 10
Uo1yIHH.
, 1926-11-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EARA

b BocEpeceube, l6 mBapa 1927
roma B HIeHro8eH ToII'e I~IIEoIa
MEM d. NJ. l~ocToeBcEoro cOBMe-
cTno c IIporpeccHDHoti leTcHoi
l|llE0lOIi |ycTpaHBanT TpaIHuH0H-
Hyn PoTIecTBeHcTyO EIFy. IIpo-
CHM IpyIecTBeHmIe opra1Ha3HHH
ne ycTpaHBaTB cBOnz RoEHepr0B 4
9T0T IeHb.
, 1926-11-19
1920, 21)

TPEByETCR 4eByIHRa HIH IeHmH
Ia LII 4oMamHeH pa6oTB. HocTeoa
HHoe MecTO. CToI H EBapTHpa. Xo.
p0maa HIaTa.
H. Kite, 1880 S. HARLOW Ave
1S, l9)
, 1926-11-19
nPE4yHPER4EHNE

1pOTpeccHBHaa lIIRoIa Il mEOIa
HMeHH d. NJ. IocToeBcEoro cOBMe
cTHo ycTpaHBaDT 16-ro aHBapa
1927 roIa B lIIeHro4eH roI, MN
eoEH Il AmIaHI 9BeHD, poIIecTBeH
cEyIo eIHy.
, 1926-11-19
9, 90, 90, 1880

B DocFpeceHbe. 2l-ro Hoa6pa,
Tpome uIaa c TaEIN 6olbmHM. ycne
NOM b Vnraro EmHo-FapTHHa "BH
laa c1aBa Poccm", 6yIer HocraB
leHa b ropoIe HeHoma, BucE., B
3aIe loaoHHa ToII. HaqaIo b Z va.
COB Beqepa.
KpoMe nee 6yIyr IeMoHcTpHpo
Bath IBe HOBMe EapTHnm: "DO6eIo
HoeHaa Cep6Ha Il "dtHsHb B Kap
HaTax".
, 1926-11-19
COBPAHNE

,lETP0IIT. PoIHTeTBcEOe co6pa-
HE IeTcEOif mRoIH Ha POcceI CT
PIT, %cocTOHTca B BOcEpeceHbe, p
cero Hoa6pa B 10 qac. yTpa. HpH
cyTcTBne BECK O6a3aTeIbH0.
R0MNTET.
10, 20)
, 1926-11-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ella

,PllEAI0. PyccEaa He2aBHcHMaa
lIlFoIa, Il BocEpeceabe, Q aHBapa
1927 roma, B Beer CaiiI AymTO-
pHyM ycTpaHBaeT TpaImIHoHnyo
Po%IeclB2ncEyo ElEy,
%llpoch6a + IpyTccTBeilHlm opra
HH3alIIaM he ycTpauBaTb b o3Aage
nHbti IeHb cBoHx TouGepToB H gpy
INK HpeInpHarHH.
, 1926-11-19
H0BbIE KHNFN.

6aapoH. MHcTepHH: Ram. Man
bpeI. He6O Il Benin. 40 cen.
BH. COAOBbes. IyxoBnme 0cHoBm Tu
BIN. 1.25.
D. 0cceH4oBcgN1. 3BepH, 6oTu Il
un1u. 1865.
D. 4ocTOeBcRHa. HcHoBeIB CTaBpo
rHHa (TpH HeHaHeqaTaHHHe TIaBH
rs poNaHa "Becu"). 0.35 cen.
RapeHnH. CMepTHaa Ea3Hb, 0.l5.
ApgB6ameB. IbaBog. 1.50.