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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-05

Finest assortment of Christmas cards on the market. Inspect them at the Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-05

LET Aimquist rtvss To:- Suit. We call and deliver. Pnons 52S.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-05
VOTE! VOTE! vcTE!

VOTE! VOTE! VOTE!
 Tc vote tomorrow one must be a citizen of the United States, a resident of Alaska for one year last past and a resident of the precinct in which he lives fer thirty days last past. Registration is not requir- cd. The polls viii open at 6 6. L.. and close at z D. H. EVERY LEGAL VOTE ON GASTINEAU CHAN MEL CUGHr T0 BE CAST.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-05

Prices right-Chrlstmas cards, large selection, at Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-05

Lots of people will envy C. C. Woodruff, member of Chicago Civic Opera company's orches- tra, for when he married pretty Mrs. Adeline Lou Burns at Tia Juana, Mex, recently, he auto- matically became stepfather of one of the most beautiful of our movie stars, namely Gloria Swanson.
 International Illustrated News)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS

Christmas cards for all-neat, selective. Prices within the reach of all. Call at Empire and see samples.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-05

FOR RENT Fuily furnished apartments, single or double. Newly painted. Baths and hot ,ater furnished. Furni g he'd cabins $500 per month. Apply Seaview Apts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-05

APT. 9th ana Gold. Phone 57O1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-05
FOX RENT

UNFURNISHED steam heated
 apartments. 132 6th Street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-28
Automobiles for Sale

1926 OAKLAND LANDAU SEDAN
This car could be represented as new.
Fully equipped. perfect in evrey respect
from tires to top; one of the best motors
We have ever had. The price has been
halyed for quick sale SERIAL terms
A. G.. MUELLER NASH SALES
1875 Virginia Ave. DR.. 1927.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-28
Barter and SvdP

PIANO-Take equity in cheap
lot or used car or sell SIS down. S2.5O per
week Ia. 422l. -
pAINTTNG-Roofing and timing; work
guaranteed; in exchange for car. Be $3.50.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-28

The annual meeting of the shareholders
of the Indiana Insurance Company will be
held in the office of the company at 30S
a nos dGentrab5 de Buqi7g ncac
D. m. on the 7th day of May. 1923.
PARKE A. COOLING. President.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-28

Store No. 2.
$40 Z. Washington st. Ii. 8o27.
CHRYSLER-70 coach, 1927 This car has
been driven very carefully: looks and
runs like new Motor has been checked
and is guaranteed to be in perfect con-
dition. Five excellent tires. fully equipped
Sl.095. Armacost, $40 n Capitol Ave.
STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SEDAN-S275 il
sold at once. On. 6S73 r. a62 N. Olneys
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-28
Legal Notices

The annual meeting of the shareholders
Of the Indiana INSURANCE Company Will 6e
American Central Life Building. indian
apoliS, Indiana beginning at 1870 O'Clock
p M on tRf Eth 3 d2G 81 Nay Ie28
THIS is to notify that I will not be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted by r.
". Shewmon for the Electric Burglar
Alarm System or the Domestic Electric
SheWmon is no longer any partner in
these firms. (SiRneol D. L. WELLS.
NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
described as follows will be received by
the director of the State Highway Com
mission at his office in the Statehouse
MAY, 1928 at which time they viii be
Project No. II Sec F. Location: State
miles west Of MeTriilville, Lake County.
Propect No. F. A. So Sec. Al paving.
Location, State road No. 81. Peru-Plym-
o0uth road Y mile south of Mexico. Miami
Project No. F. 4: 81 Sec. ALB. Loca-
B2kn sd kn02 coa a9tSn Il 5s EnT @es to
state road No. SO, MISUNDERSTANDING
Wheatiand, Knox County. 9958 miles niles y
Project No. 1856. Location: State road
No. 81. Bryant-Celina Rd.. 4 mile south
Of Bryant to Ohio State line, Jay County.
Project No. 141. Location: State road
No. II, Decatur-Ft. Wayne Rd.. south line
OF Allen County to Fit. Wayne, Allen
County. 0469 miles.
Project No. F. A. 1872 Sec. A. Location:
Rd Log gan p to 4 mile South Of Mefea
Cass County. 67s5 miles.
Project No. F. A. l52 Sec. B. Location.
State road No. 25. Logansport- Rochester
Rd., , mile south Of Metea to Fulton
CaSs and Fulton Counties. 6.2Sl miles.
State road No. IS. Logansport- Rochester
Rd;., Fulton to Rochester, Fulton County.
3.l12 miles.
Bids will be received for three types Of
pavement on the above listed projects
brick. bituminous concrete and concrete
specifications.
The State will furnish cement for the
above projects.
Proposal blanks and specifications may
OF $500 per set upon application to the
State Highway Commission. No refund
for plans returned. Plans may also be
seen without charge at the office of the
State Highway Commission, l02 N. Senate
Ave, Indianapolis.
est and best bidder but the right to re-
ject any and all bids is reserved. Each
bidder with his proposal. shall file a sure
ty bond payable to the State OF Indiana
in the sum of one and one-half Gial
times the amount of his proposal. and in
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
JOHN D. WILLIAMS.
Director.
April %, 1923.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-28
Automobiles for Sale
IF YOU OWNED
lit
You Wouldn't Sell
lit

Don't get the idea that used car is
one that has failed to give its original
owner satisfaction. There are many
other reasons why they are traded in.
If you had bought new, any of the used
cars now on the floor, you wouldn't
take the price at which we offer them.
Overland touring, in good condi-
ton, $4,000. Terms.
Ford sedan. Good tires, in sound
condition. A very rare bargain at
our price of $60.00 Terms.
1926 Chevrolet coupe. Like new.
A bargain. Terms.
Late 1926 Chevrolet coach. Very
good. Unusually low price. Terms.
1926 Chevrolet landau sedan. EX-
cellent condition. Very low price.
Terms.
1927 Chevrolet coach. Like new
from tires to top. Terms.
1927 Chevrolet coupe. Only driven
5000 miles. Like new. A bargain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-28
Musical Instruments

MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-For band and
orchestra. Easiest terms IN town:
RHINE MUSIC AND DRUM SHOF
128 Pembroke Arcade. Ma 4oi4'
Join Our Sax Band.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

layer to be peeled or with ease. expos
ing the original surface OF the tounsia
ton, Specifications for the netting are
included In the bureaus code OF SIM
plitied practice,
A survey ot the brick industry showed
that "a sizes were being sold when one
would adequately serve all needs. The
industry put the problem uI eliminating
~ sizes In the hands OF the bureau
The economy mounted up TO many
millions Likewise the bureau reduced
the. number ot paint and Varnish
brushes from 420 to iaa. blackboard
states from 2ai 10 -; taeks and nails
from 4aa 10 lai, aud hollow building
Tiles from I'd to ID.
Rustic simplicity must be maintained
II the farmer Ii 10 harvest his profits,
Many objects necessary to agriculture
have been slmplified A notable en-
ample IL the reduction In the varieties
OF iron seats, The American farmer
formerly could pick any one oI II seats
for riding behind piow, The bureau
incorporated the merits Of all II into
u single seat, which Is nov standard
equipment on most agricultural ma
chtnery
These inatanees of waste elimination
~" bAe HtsRhaiN WI NNuaoNs tNV hh~
teau has no nnlice power, Hut II rarely
IL long before manufacturers repair"
10 the bureaus code,
Herbert Hanver says,
We have the highest ingenuity aud
efficiency of any nation, Yet our m~
duatrial machine Ia far from perfect,
Wastes represent huge deduction from
goods aud services.
"A high wage level requires that ell
nfouessea nf manufacture and distrih,lv
lion be reduced ta the lawest possible
coat, = The application OF waste.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
DIR. WILMER SOUDER,
Making microscopic examination of dental materials

charred paper logged the plates In all
places but those protected by the inks
Simpliiied practice In American In
duatfy Is the most effective tool Of an
efficiency expert. II Ii principle upon
which all rigid economy Ii based The
bureau has been laying down code of
Simpliiied practice To which all wise,
discreet, economical and prudent manu-
iaoturera are repairing.
The bureau cast It's eyes on the paste.
board boxes IN which hosiery iS sold
There we're no fewer than several hum
dred al2es and rolorS
The bureau gauged the slse of n
mans foot. child's foot and nilady's
foot, Then IL proceeded to devise hosiery
containers for all these feet 1t has
given Tho industry set OF boxes that
viii accommodate all lengths, rolofs
and materials IN which human hosiery
iH made. resulting In an annual saving
~ 5000 tons VI box board, Immense
economy OF space aud reduction of
box sizes to one-i fourth the original
number, Officers Of the National
Hosiery Association eatimate that this
hingle stroke or common sense aimpliti-
cation saved their industry an initial
expenditure OF &2H 900 900 and an am
nuat expenditure OF $4,000, 900,
A national cotton association, fearful
of decline IN the demand for cotton
pfnduola, asked the bureaus assistance,
Government ieehnioiana cooperating
with those of The association perfected
u new cotton netting that has been
found valuable IN concrete read con.
atrnGli0n and Ii said 10 snlve the prob.
lem nf reanfiaring concrete highways
between the foundation and the Ton
layer ot enncfste, the cottnn netting
II laid When the road needs resurfae,
ing the cation layer permits The top
Evening star., 1928-03-18

The bureaus glass WORKS also supplies
high-grade glass for many instruments
used by the Army and Navy.
t<VERY htenoarnpher should be in
terested In what tbs bureau has
found IN Its study Of typewriter ribbons
and inks. For instance, ink flows In II
ribbon. II one part Is drained dry, the
ribbon VIII be feplenished If allowed Ia
rest for an hour Dr 80. The quality of
INK. not The amount supplied to the
fabric. determines the durability Of II
ribbon, A heavily linked ribbon may be
exhausted before Il iightiy-inked rib
bon, The fabric should be cotton cloth
with thread count OF not less than
l40 t0 the inch.
Various methods have bsen devised
Tor deciphering The words Of invisible
INKS such as are used by criminals.
The bureau also has investigated meth
DDS OF reading valuable papers that
have faded with age. When II was
firEt decided to exhibit The original copy
0f the Declaration Of Independence IN
the Library Of Congress, II was suggest =
ed that an expert be allowed tD rehtnfe
The characters with chemical treatment,
Fear for the after-effects ON the paper
cansed experts to abandon The project,
Faint writing often can be deeiphered
by merely phnt0graphing the paper
Another method Ii 10 allow asyiolat
rays To focus on the paper IN dark
room. II was possible In one instance
10 read papers chafred black by tire
When valuable Government documents
were destroyed in a IRE, their contents
vera transferred 10 Photographic plates
hetWeen which ihe papers wefe egl,nsed
The wnlk Was carried on IN the dark
II 10 believed that saAes given on by The
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Measuring board for gaging weekly growth
of infants

eliminating measures may save not mil
lions but billions and is demon
Strated by many we'll known examples
OF Standardization and SimpiitiCation. "
4 RE the bureaus technicianS dwelling
In air castles and dreaming idle
fantasies? Is Simplitied practice q
hoax The Simplified practice move
ment. which had its birth during the
war. has been espouSed by manufac-
turerS because II does serve industrial
needs. TO Wit: III the bed industry "a
per cent OF manufacturers adhere to
the code. in the asphalt industry. IS
per cent; IN paving brick. "a: i'll shot
gun shells, 81; in metal lathS. 90: in
brass sink traps. SO, and in wire
fence 9S.
The conditions that create a need
for Simplified practice are found In the
increased cost OF raw material and the
steady depletion of many natural re-
sources, Then, too. consumers oppose
rising costs. and the competition of
cheap foreign labor makes the code Il
necessity,
With all It's amazing efficiency and
machinery American industry still Is
highly waS,eful. The Federated Ameri.
can Engineering Societies champlenea
Simplified practice and emphasizes pos
sibilltieS for economy With cold figures
In the metal trades the percentage OF
waste Is -; In the boot and shoe indus
try. Al In the textile Industry, 10.
building Industry, 81, aud In printing,
"a. The average American business
wastes ~ per cent Of It's resources.
In the bureaus radio laboratory are
hatched many ideas that SOON prove Of
Immense value, 1t Is carrying ON ex~
tenSNe experiments with beam radio
for keeping aViators In u given course.
Under this arrangement radio waves
are projected into space like beau,Ss ef
light from high~powered lamps, SNch
radio bsaconS viii be erected at regular
Intervals like mIlepoStS, The planes
viii he equipped with lights at the
wings ends, Should the light on the
right wing ~ out the aviator will know
that he must guide to the left in order
to maintain his course and vice versa.
with the aid Of the Department Of
Commence, II soon may be found prac~
tieable To broadcast important Weather
mtormation To aviaters III flight, This
VIII facilitate safe landings and lm~
prove bad weather navigation, Ex-
perlments with the radielelephane
nave for their purnoSe the perfection
at voice conversation between noyina
aircraft aud the business man at his
office desk
a new test for watches. the business.
precision test, has been arFanged for
the public welfare, II iS deSignea for
small commercial Watches and viii last
10 DAYS, FNr fee ef $laN the bureau
VIII subject tlmepleees "a tests under
u large variety af conditions,
Fire prevention has received much
attention, Many American tireS aGs
Evening star., 1928-03-18

caused by lighted cigarettes and ciSars.
Characterist:cally. the experts went TO
the bottom OF the problem and expert
mented with every kind OF cigarett /.
and cigar they could find. They touni
cigars have lower fire hazard than
cigarettes. Lighted cigarettes will burn
up completely without artificial sue
tion, while cigars extinguiSh them
selves after about one-half inch has
burned. When placed on pads O. conn
ouStio!e materials with gentle air cur
rents applied. the danger from ciEars
also was demonstrated to be far less
than that from cigarettes.
MUCH Of Americas part in the orea,
War was done In the bureaus
laboratories, knowledge applied %
effectively 10 the needs Of peace was
converted 10 meet the exigencies or
war Much Of what the bureau did ON
behalf OF the Army and NAVY may
never be told, for II Is secret military
intelligence, After the war. material
ana information OF the bureau were
turned back To the service of neace
lhe wind tunnels used for Testing
aviation appliances were used IN test
factory ROOT veutllatorS. Research on
Army transport trucks led Ia studies On
commercial trucks,
Among many appliances presented
oS the bureau 20 the eountryS fishtiny
IoFecS was mlcrophone for locating
enemy batteries. device fcr timing
mathine sun bullets 81 they could ee
hEe" ,ten Cockpit ths>ush the blades
NJ u hish-Speed propeilor, "A system az
radio communication between hattle.
>hilS anu submarines and a ceatrlhlgal
gun The experts taught the Arn,v
new " photograph Landscape through
uiieN tos, now 10 measure the strains
ON machine gun parts,
uhtN recently the Government had
neeh Using vaentSh Nn It's military
equipment that eISt $4ST a gallcn. A
substitute that Ii III every way aS gocd
mas been prepared by the bureau ct q
Stsst " only $taa n gallon, The Navy
department. estimates Il saves go, 900
annually by using the new yAIniSh.
american Industrial associations have
responded wholeheaFteStly tN 4 plan
authorized by Congress for the use es
search facilities by qualified students
and Investigators" Under this ''aSSo-
ciale reSeASh" plan scientists ot
proper standing are adMitted TO the
laboratories Of the hureAu for cunducs~
ING reSearvh alN,g appruyed hneS
crganiEed industries naW have about
"a research associates WORKING under
Che huteauN direction
The value ct such eo-operallys wOxk
Il shown by the TACT that more than
aon technical organizations pgufeSs q
on the bureaus IeSsATsA
aclitltleA
Evening star., 1928-02-10
Washington Stock Exchange


Wash. Gas IS "A"-s2O0 at 1O5as.
Cap. Traction Colo at l147s, 10 at
114Ts.
Pot Elec. SIS pfd-1oo at loa5s, S at
1O8Ha. 10 at l03E,.
Wash. r. e. E. pfd.--1o at 1897, 10 at
l035s, 6 at 1885,.
Fed, Amer. N. Bank - at c4oi2. l3 at
34l.
Title g. Inv. Co. Md. com.-5 at 56.
Barber g. Ross com.-25 at 3312.
Lanston Mon.-47 at 109l2, at 109l2.
Peoples Drug Str. pfd.-lO at l241s.
After Call.
Pot. Elec. 5,=s pfd.-2 at 1oa's' at
1895. o,
Cap. Tract. 5s-S500 at 10i3s.
Natl Bank of Washington-20 at BIO,
10 at 311, 10 at 3l0, 6 at 3lo%, D
at 310h.
Wardman PIX. Htl 5lss-s5o0 at 96A
Wash. Gas $500 at 1867.
Peoples Drug Store pfd.-lo at l24fs'
10 at 1247s.
Morev--Call loans. S and 6 per cent.
Evening star., 1928-02-10
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
R.eeivd by Priv.ew Wire Direct. o Star Office
Omen. High. Low. Close.

Omen. High. Low. Close.
as 7Sh 7S 7Su
101h 101s 101M 10t,s
ll2H 1l2A liz lie
300 go 290 800
1875 law 13N l3,s
Ala 43,a 4l 42Is
3iS 3ls 3 3
lS4 lS4 lS4 1874
12'a 12,s l1% IL
3A 3% S% :"s
Evening star., 1928-02-10
HAS FAVORABLE BALANCE,

NEW YORK, February 10 OP.-
Argentina had favorable trade
balance Of l52.0o0.00o gold pesos in
1927. in contrast to an unfavorable
trade balance OF S0.000.o0o gold pesos
III 1926, the Argentine American
Chamber Of Commerce reports. Imports
OF gold were 1000. 900 pesos. against
= 900 600 the year before
Evening star., 1928-02-10
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

tReported bv j & W. Sciigman 4 CO..
Evening star., 1928-02-10
COTTON GOODS ACTIVE.

NEW YORK. February 10 (SpeciaD .--
Cotton goods markets were moderately
active today at unchanged prices. Print
cloths were quoted at "a. for 64x60s and
at 8ia for 68a72s. Raw silks were strong
and active.
Evening star., 1928-02-10
SHARON HOOP PROFIT.

NEW YORK. February 10 CF9.--Net
profit OF Sharon Steel Hoop Co for
1927 fell TO $555,5l8 from 81 ,38i.7l5 in
1925. This is equal after preferred
dividends 10 81 LES share on the COM
mon, against $454 a share In 1925.
Evening star., 1928-02-10
KEEPS 3 1.2 PER CENT RATE.

CINCINNATI. February 10 tH1.-The
board OF governors of the Fourth Dis
trict Federal Reserve Bank meeting
here today voted to continue the present
rediscount rate Of 3,s per cent in this
district
Evening star., 1928-02-10
LOSS Is REPORTED.

NEW YORK. Febfusry 10 ~ Net
lotA III 1855 $40 fGr 1877 IT. reported w
FiItAGuigu JeIHinsi Lfat CorpotatbHl
bnd g,iDslGtatles. aEainEt Hsf Hl1,1nls "i
~, tt3e AAii.HIgi4 9iUT pfoictfed diyl'
CtIlGh
Evening star., 1928-02-10
PRICES ON PARIS EOUHsE

tAitIis. FetyT4ary 10 IN .~ Prices de-
clAled Dn lie I>pUIae Lodsy. Jhtes pei
cent Teilies Gs fTanGs ~ centimhs
per cont b)si!. ~ tIailcs 80 csDtimss
excjianee ou I4DndOl, l24 ffbncs Z ceI!.
tliass tbs dollar Was q4gled NJ ~
igaAcA A. eeIl,lasa e sEe.x -. .
Evening star., 1928-02-10
PER SHARE ANALYSIS.
What Is Back Of Each Share.
H. -

4~ UTVHIE!IU.
At 81 stock yields 81 w'r .t
Consult your banker or ,t"r tor fur
ther information as to va.h F'aek oil this
stOck.j
Scrapbook this for future reference.
Evening star., 1928-02-10
LIST W|THSTANDS
ATTACK Of BEARS
Many Issues Go Lower, but
Covering at Close
Lifts Some.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to Tho Star.
NEW York. February 10.-The main
body of stocks. stood up fairly well to-
day in the face of the increase in
brokers' loans to a new high record.
There were intervals when selling was
pronounced In certain directions, but
concerted efforts to steady the market
in the end we're successful.
Many issues left off lower on the day,
but heavy covering in the last half hour
over more than the ground lost. United
States Steel had to absorb heavy offer
ings and ended lower. General Mo-
tors was practically unchanged at the
close
The latest Federal Reserve Bank
statement disclosed that the institution
was adhering to the policy of liquidating
Government securities In an endeavor
to check unwarranted speculation In
the stock market.
Cash on Hand Gratifying.
1t had not been expected that the
General Motors directors at their meet
ing after the close yesterday would do
anything more than declare the regular
quarterly dividend and this was re-
fiected in the action of the stock
throughout the session. Nevertheless,
the disclosure in the statement that
current cash on hand approximated
$l7O.00O,O00 at time when the cor
poration was entering its heaviest pro-
duction season was gratifying to those
cohtending that larger distributions
can be expected later in the year. .
Efforts TO bring about higher prices
ior ChrySier based on the revival Of the
tlme-Worn merger gossip were not meet
ing WIN the success they had yesterday.
Stuoebaker. retraced part of the
amount deducted from the price.
When the late favorites showed SIGNS
OF wavering. concerted attempts 10
Dring about higher prices were set
lorth In the copper group and they
were not without success. It was diff
ncult to see any change In the market
LOT the metal to warrant higher prices
lor these stocks. Evidently Operations
were oased upon belief that the conners
We're behind other groups
american Smelling at l8O gained al.
most 4 points. Anaconda was hid ,r
more than point. Kennecott and Ger.
70 oe Pasco like amount, while numer.
Gus lower priced issues shared in the
improvement.
Steel Opens Down.
United States Steel opened dowr
Sharply. 1t was not until after MIDDAY
that the untitled tonnage statement as
OF January 81 was made public. Es.
Inmates as TO what this would disclose
ranged from an increase of 300 600 tc
100000 tons. The exact amount of the
increase amounted to 303.073 tons. The
market for Steel common was little
affected. tnasrnuch as the showing was
about in line with expectations. The
highly vulnerable Vanadium Corpora.
ton huctuated over o wide range. but
with tendency toward lower levels.
The rubber stocks continued to be in
fuenced by the rather drastic break ir
crude rubber markets. both here and
abroad. This naturally must have Its
effect upon company inventories, and
this Is what the market for such stocks
as United States Rubber. down points
Goodrich. of points at one time. and
others OF the group were rejecting.
Evening star., 1928-02-10
Hourly ssaies on N. Y, Niarke

Hourly FsaIen an n, 7, MARKET,
Ham,. dld.hOO tam.,.. t,0tO,hDn
tpm., /. .ab2 aOO ap.m... i,66h, 400
D,v,isaa satss as gwen IN the asVvs table
aTa .tU 5HRilai aash uayu,vnis haprd - The
latusl aupt tus,v NJ halt YEARLY dtula, at,uns
uninss athuvW,Aa Il. Ted tAtta az sneNiat ,tist
tsli,is ata uut tnntthiat
Uon al Haliny 'sss than tnO shaes
ahI6 In tniaU,un staak Plus sfAu tb
slupk Pail tn,s veae-~7na sssaiaE sats
b Zen pes ieet ia .e,,n''p.n s.,.a uassIls
-. a,.s''suy uasos '' tss. \. 'I.e. cam !. sas =,
sin6k, Vius tQR N slaSk, slius tfh0
share IN slaSk elns 81 = shals u sesdiai
;losE t.saAs ,Np W's .esra sassle,E
s s:s .'iss u rsss saasa n Y .'ss 'ess,s'''a .s'1'