K ' - 1-'rss mins-.pauses

1.1,.-L ~

quovrrriolrs _ _

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Mpas fnmish¢d_hy I.. ._ _vi

_ ¢\mp,,1s4 nfuime-is s¢.,'_oher'-

--ismwwn, r. in 1. -. -' »'-”

'_' 'l . _ ,_f_,_,___,_ _ max s-rooms _

.. ' ' #BCA __ " ' "f_'° .- ' _ High Low ~Oloss_d' _ " My helP_is sure.’ '

, 110|

' L\-Beet Sugar. 15 78;

" Bmelters. 89] _

_Gpppen 92; 91] hiya R. 'l‘. 92 91

' 371

. 38

141 1741 129 125

A 3'" ii; '_ -'im 110|

ia; 88]

'_ 371 lest Northern .Pia 141 151 gehigh Valley 175| 175| - thern _Pacific 129; 129 _ ` ylvanla 1 1262

gtg 176§

` - lland 29

. _ibnrsciiic 1151

’n_._ s. emi _S01 121 ieth Steel. Sli 49;

i 1251

131

114| 291 174|

_ ester ' 125 1251 inols 131 _ 131. ,~Nei-. ree. ss; 811

`.fYtN~.H.&. H. 139\ 139g - iz Qopiwf-. ~ - 661 65

IIONTREAL STOCKS.

.#1 ~ if - `

.` .3-g-. - - High Low Close

.3 , f'_‘_ il'aii`saisn Pacific. 2181 216|,

131 04;

s1 1 109| 65!

2761 73§ G4#

1481 140

Detroit 73! Dem. seeei Goriru 042

Minn. Q St. Paul

~!‘S'oo`»‘ ‘ 1431 Montreal Power 240 NJ s. steel a oeeisz Richelieu & Ontario 119; Toronto Ry. 144# 1445 Twin City 107 1061

COTTON

iisi 240

901 001 us; iisi

1445 105;

» High Low Close'

october ioss 1061 101s December 1101 1092 1101 mi _r 1105 1080 1105 ' g-A? Y 1107 1108 1117

__ i LLL 1125 1111.1 1125

SBI 91]

125 114| zs 114 1a; 40;. -

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_ .

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A HI BE

God holds-the -key of all unknown,

And I am g ad,

If other hands should hold the key, Or if he trusted it to me, I might be sad.

What if to-morrow cares were here

Without its rest? _

I had rather he unlock, the day,

The very dimness of my sight

Makes me secure,

‘ Eor, groping in my misty way, _

I feel his hand-I hear him s , _

I cannot read his ’fut"ure' plan,"

But this I know.

I have the smiling ol his face, ' And all the refuge ‘of his grace.,` _ While here below. »

Enough; this covers all my want. `

And so I rest; '

And as the hours swing open say, For what I cannot he can see;

'My will is best.' And in his care Isure shall be

_ F 'bl ~

_ orever _ elt.

--Bev. John Parker.

-| 1 1 ' ' i9c“each

SENTENCED T0 FIFTEEN

MINUTES IN JAIL.

HALIFAX, Oct. 4-The time of the

courts of this country has been occu- pied to 3 considerable extent recently by the trial of James Maggs, janitor ol The Herald and Mail plant, who was charged with criminal ‘libel on Dr. A. C. Hawkins alleged to have been published in The Evening Mail.

Yesterdev the jury found Mr.Maggs

guilty, and the next thing was the sentence of the court.

This was pronounced by Mr. .lus-

tice Ritchie and was, that James Maggs be sentenced to Fifteen Minu- tes in the county jail.

It is an unprecedented sentence.'l`iie

annals of the courts in this country have no parallel to a sentence of iii- teen minutes. '

Mr. Maggs was accompanied to the

iail by his counsel and sat there lor the whole quarter of an ‘iour. _ ‘

LOVE LETTERS 1,000 YEARS OLD.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1-Love letters

wi-imsr.

written lollr thousand vearsiggo an 5 baked brick in Babylon, B unique cure,

--j lor a toothache and a complaint ab- --,v - 'H1811 I-UW (51090 out poor boarding house fare were

ac ._ December 9ll 903

translated today from ancient cunei-

915 form writings recent ' excave d

éhrrectsd for every Wednesday and

(hats (white) 42

__-.-.n --

_.~ ._2

’"“‘ :ff @-

000

2?*-

ph., 05; 95; 05;,

ri __._i.i.__

__ OHARLOTTETOW” “ARKETB_ Rid Testament' interpretation. One »

“_-' -3 Ssturday's issue. '

lists (black) ' 4( Straw; per ton 35.50 to $6.50

May Shamash and Marduk grant thee for mv sake, to live forever. I write, this to»inquire after thy health. Let me know how it goes with thee. I

15 te by

he Rev. Dr. F. C. Elsen, professor ol _

ve letter read ; 'P0 Bibeva from .3im.ii-Merauk-

-"oasis FROM snons

-i..

known Nortimrn Ontario prospector, will soon reach here with the iirst lot of diamonds from the reported diamond fields bordering on Hudson Bay. He was in the Nottaway River dis-

trict last winter, and went in again early last s/pring with a gang oi men. They remained in the country all summer, and must havestruck it rich from the length of time spent there, Taberner iirst received his informa- tion regarding diamonds in Northern Quebec from g Chicago man. who said he was in the country eighteen years ago and brought out $100,000 worth of diarnonds.`

He provided maps and directions

which Taberner on his first trip found to `be`acc\lrate. . He 91190601190 in' locating the old camps and work- ings. It is said the gems are in the blue clay worhings which geologists have said are the proper format-ion _for diamonds. Other prospectors have visited the north but have failed to bring back anything better than good looking diamond matrix. <

SIGNS OF UNEABINESS

1 _: OVER FUTURE CANADA.

LONDON, Oct. 3-'1'l'le Daily News

and Leader this morning give promin- ence_ to the following views oi a cor- respondent :_ - _

Signs have not been wanting re-

cently _of increasing uneasiness in iinaneihll circles ln regard to the im-

Engs mr dm M can am now settled in Bah o hu

a Bun" 24 to M not seen thee. Send news when thou)

ie_\_l_en_ 10 to 12 _r'iw1’ ' 9 to 10 " __ _ 12 to 14 ~_-5’ toes (new). per hu__s. 25

u. 1 - ` 6 1-_-"Li s__ _ 24 if .L .""\"" 5 ozs'(lb.) e

_(11).) 5

as to ss

1" '-12 5.?

FIG (Fil

(Bbw) 50 to 60

gg: 12 to 1s I (quartw 10 to V

gf-_ .. '1-louraonie Msnxmu

gg- _ _ -__- Gprrhcted lor every Wednesday and ‘;_ i , Saturday issue. - Pptatoes 35 opts 40

lgets per doz. 12 I_ rd, per W. 14 to 16 Beeilslhelly vcr lh. 8 to 16

5?! (quarter per lb. B to 10 ._ rk _ _ ii to 10;

Emir, llerlb. (small ' 10 to 14‘ _ __ _ 0 to 13 _eu ‘ -- 10 to 11

_ ¢`s, pernoz. 25

_y ' $8 to S10

_ "tter 23

!‘ -_'W__-WWW”

suinuiinsiniii usnrrivrs. Unrreetsd for every Wednesday an- Bstnrday's 'iss;..

Butter

Potatoes

Dressed buf

any, loess lekm Beal _ liiekwhsal 70 to so

_ 1: ee is

:ins ' 15 to zz __ is ee 11

__ _ _ iseeis

sun;

M Sh 10

neeso sauna

10 ll

IU £015

C to 8 $12.50

ltolz Ito?

__ w__{Lo`es`s) _'aw 'Pi-assed)

__ 07

4-.~ » - _

ii-'~ '

§s_-iviillPPlilG__,.Pii»iin. _

_‘--__:--5-om _c»»i»-<1-.1 Slar Steam Laundry "“"“_"°“ 5'? -v~ _ I

- _MANILLA, _'GREY 1 BROWN, KRAFT; ST-

iu1>Eo1<RAs1°-,FiBae` ' _ 'l' '

_TE DRUG H; Proposed Sai mg

".¥i§_._i.s-sea Ri1ail's'7e1_1_ it _

g ‘ "BAGS

.5Z?,!‘.2\°'? Manills and heavy

in_sizes 1-4 _ -I mm and iiiamomi s. s. use -

i usa i. Warrs mil. _neiiimi i-‘fem ei.°¢mi_ __ _ .ud_ S._S. Morwsens _ Od. 50|

_- _CON__ » ~ -3i‘i‘.........."“‘S’*'”" '_ -'-"~.'-'.'l‘ 31?'-'F-'-" 'V ' 0

Sy- __mt‘- ' ° ."_°"»~f=1--»__ .f,~;,,'=~h ~_-.-

__“4_ _E _ _‘maid __ __lilem_0_iim _ .7|i1 iiiii. --

wilt come that I may rejoice at itjl Come in the month ol Arakhsama `

lor my _sake live' forever. The ‘toothsehe cure 'is 1 A' So must thou say this: Oh worm, may En smite thee with the might of his list. Thou shouldnt thcndo the following.: M-is beer, the plant' da- kil-bar and oil t0gcther._R.epqat there on the incantation thrice and put 'it on the tooth.

FIGHTING TO SECURE LAUNDRY.

tham laundryman, for whose murder Hattie LeBlanc was tried and acquit- ted in November, 1910, is making a determined effort to secure to herself the laundry, over which there has'

Slocum, as master. _ -The suit is against Samuel D. E!- more, executor of the estate. Sey- mour S. Glover ' and the Waltham Laundry Company.

She contends that all her private papers have been stolen, including a-‘ bill of sale of the property, made out by Frank T. Simes to her when she iinid $1,000 in cash and $2,000 in notes for the laundry. A will in | which she was principal legatee, made hy her husband, but never signed, is also said to have -been taken.

"All goods marked down in windows

tonight at Camerons. 10-5M1i.

v 1 i

0NFiDiif"““

Y _

-r_§2> rl . \\‘ ‘

girl".- I .gin gan... .

\ _

mai ’ lui

When Your Oiothes line bretks and

your wash falls in the MUD what do you ssyf. To out it mildly its unpleasant. it means extga labor, extra time, extra soap and oosl cuss all musssd up another Yo svold sllsueh let us do your flat worlri Your foods are carefully handled, elssnly ws hed nlcel ironed 'promptly

' yi li, il Ii

m in great anxiety because I have ,-

nediate future of Canada. 'No one uestions the reat destin which he

<1 _g v t Dominion vg 'ultimately iuliill with its enormo ' es oi fertile land and immense na _ l resources, but Rome

(Novemhu-.D¢c,m_b¢,.)_ _Mayen umm-l_hss not built 'in h day and Canadians

`with`_their boundless energy and self coiiiidence haven't laid the meaning oi that proverb sufliciently to hsart.'I‘hey are in too great a_ hurry to realize their' iiuite laudable ambition. 'They

.tv-'u_ll_1_ as many oi their brief sea- 'sous. " The natural consequence is _'that they seem to be outrunning the -constable and have borrowed more -than they can conveniently pay for. In the seven years ending with 1911

BOSTON, Oct. 3-Mrs. Lillian M.-lflenadian issue in London,public and

Glover, widow of the murdered Wal- `iJ1‘1VB-£2. .amounted to $860.000.000

Last year the aggregate was about $225,000,000 and for the first six months of the current year nearly $110,000,000.

been constant litigation. The case is lN0 KISS IN 25 YEARS being heard privately by Winfield S. ' 30 MAN GETS DIVORCE-

ST. LOUIS, Oct. . 4-William R.

Brock, of Webster Groves, former pro- prietor of the ,§_rock Corset Com- pany, testiiied in Judge Wurdman's Court at Clayton, he hadn't kissed his wife in 25 years/ Brock 'obtain- ed the divorce he asked on the ground of desertlon. _ '

Explaining his reason for not lriss- ing her, Brock described his marriage life as living with a marble statue. She repelled all emotions, he declared and spent her time reading fiction.

Jewelry X‘

For Women

We have a splendid line of jew-

elry for women hers and any nrt- icle you may select from this display will make an ideal gift, Look over the list below and note lhs superior values:

Bracslels,inc!udin|¢ I he celebrated

Nulpring style at 9 ~c. to . . . ...$10.

Hat pins |50. to _ . . . . ..-53- Rar pins in gold filled and 1-slid

_ gold -.... __. _ __ ...J5c. up.

Neck chains,' without l'»ckeis

- .`.75c- up.

'911='i'e'i'>li'l»h?¢'i'll'=i'ih°'d'.i'i3 Fein viii eau "

__ -A.-I". Webster

.-:_-_ . -we-_-Y-_-::::;_-_-::::_-::.;-_-_-:_-::_-:;::_-_-_-_~,~;_

OF HUDSON BAY.

COBALT, Ont., Oct. 8.-'It is ex-

pected that Walter Taberner, a well-

..1..1 .

_1`|r¢_ls_lsnt|__s_ _ 'Leading Store

Boys’ Swe0lerS_1_9° "“°" ”

_ f ` B5' __;!@_Sy}esters' _at 15% each., I¢.__i_s-;;._`_l4eavy ribb~._

' ' f ed. swealtler -in s' varie_ty`i_~\>_gol0r_s, _arid`

buttoned on the sho\1ld`___ It l$___}11_all -r,¢s9§°?#, I \’¢8°_- ular 5ocvalue.~'35 dozew tl1e_10_t,. _ildiile they

_ last 190- each. ‘ ',.-' ‘ ' ”""'~-»lf“~ 1

gun

Dress Goods '_

During the past week we have ‘received another shipment

of foreign dress goods, in all _the newest weaves and textures.

We wish to make special mention of the two tone surface tweed y suitlng, 54 inches wide, s very special value at $1.20 and 81.45

per yard. ; `

Cheviot Ser ' es “c

Another .popular gradezof elgnh that is winning -ns _trade is - _ _ _

the cheviotserges at $`2.35`and $.60 P€1’ Yard-"""A' !i?__€¢l3l"_' "' " line for tailor made suizsfor, _ ich we have taken _ a_large No_._ _ of orders durlug the past few d to he made in _our _tailoring

_ eptf _ » "" " -

‘ 1 r t its _ V 1 '_ , <;_¢;rseff_iS_ a handmade _F{_i'€_s_ch Corset, and is

__ n _ S __ _ _ rem to e_t e st itt ng corset on t e market. _We have ___ eed}{n?nE_?oghese goéag have beedg great _hat it has them in all sires and styles at $1.25, -1.65, _ 3.75, 2.00, 3 50,-_4.oo, taxed the capacity of the manufactures to supply the demand. We haveln 'stock at the present moment a very complete line in

blegk, claret, golden brown, myrtle, navy and green at

" _ _ 650 and 75c per yard

Velvet Cord Suiting

° ii O \ I 1 ‘ '

_ A Snap 1n _Skirts _ _ _ _

We have placed on a large table in the mantle room on the

second' floor, 60 odd -skirts. These are odds' and ends-leftover from the early seasons selling._'l`he waist m6asure1_nents~riin -from .22 to 28 and the colors are black, _navy ai1d_ml:£ed tw'eedS;` We

is aim much in favor at the Present moment in m“,y_ wine intend to clear out this lot this week at the followin

' brown, myrtle and cream _ `

; f - 31

_ _ - _ _ _ _ _gl discounts

v _ - _ _ If you are in-need 0f_s separateshirt_-lose-no time.in procuring

. rv' _ ‘ '0ne_~"0f these as they svillrnot 1as_t"}o|ig;§1;.thi§~price; regular 82.90 3| 5_5‘,!'__ll__¢_,_|.',‘Y_‘\_l7ll_- -l _-rv a_=§-~ff>#,-¥§_9S»_4'~._sf=_f'f°f1-¢aiit?$*>’Si1»S° 1° 6-5° f°f 3-98-

C031

L » ‘ ` _l - _ _' _- ru ' _

_iwapt--ep-bridge the next decade or .I A

' - Anofliér lot of these 'arrived by express-tcdsy, in the new

reversible collar at $3.50, $4- 50 and $5-25. ‘ _ - .- _

M en’s Caps?

Men's caps the bestassoriment in the City. "A choice variety

in all the new rough tweed effects at 75c, $1.00, 1.25 and 1.50

each. _ _

,_ ---5 -~».-~--mai 'FF

-» s ___ _ I _ _ . ,_ _ i _ _. ,_ _‘ _ _

R@v@1‘S'bl¢ .G0“t.,'_§.?¢7 _vLa,d~1es- --Kid Gloves - in tweed cliects with lan und"g‘ru_Er`1 backs I '@$2.1o‘-snxdfi £135. fr" ~ ‘ ' "fi -

A per yard, also heather and green back at $0 _7 5 p.~_r yard. These

clothes are undoubtedly the correct thing for' ladies’ coats; Our

_ ' _' values are the best on the market.

._ .~- -:_

Ladies’ Kid Gloves. Another shipment of these just received.

The Perrins celebrated gloves and every pair is _absolu'lely_gua_r-_ anteed_ The llnés carried by 'usare_conflned~-to us and is sold by no other store in the City. We have them -in all -the new shades and sizes, and every pair is guaranteed- `_

$1.75. $2.10. $2.25 _

C?i?YEe";<?l1l¢:vOi<»l:tco8li€siof1>€¥i1€sg¢;‘i*¥1g children the shades V' l- ‘

are navy, tan and red, 5oiucl1es wide and $1.25 per yard. Made in nice soft material and makes up a lovely comfortable

Overalls. We wish to rem'~ul Lmiii ii ui ai -il machanics thiit

we are sole agents for the cel.-i»r.ui il l’.-ters bros. Brotherhood' overalls. These goods~have_the_rcpu_iaiieu of being the hestfon the

aI _ ma_'{l:_et' Every pair is absolutely guaranteed-by -the manufactures '

_ ‘ ‘ an yus. ~ ~ -`__.`

Oil 'CoatS7fo_r Men _

Oli '__Cists _for men from the niauufactures in _Gieat

Britain, We -received another shipment of these $3 50 loats,

_ ' double stitched seams and leather bound' edges. 'Just ihe‘-"thl'ng

for _this season of the year for men and boys ` ; -,__-'_ ' '

1 . 1 ;$z.1sanis_§.s0

._-¢,»-. -

_ _ ,_, ., i_

` can DOMINATE rua woanii. 'wasi-uNo'roN. Oct- 3--"A° 1°“S_ as Great Britain an_d the United States stand together in frien<_lshlP» _they will dominate the world.’ Sir George H. Reid, high commissioner for Assn-siie, is quoted as “wins ill in interview published hare to-day. should time be e rupture 111_‘=\1°_“i iriendly relations, the intervlswfeon- ‘6inues‘, and tnere is no indication time such e rupture will' °‘=‘=“»”-_-°°",°F‘i 'powers might seem to change, thetbalff ` ance ol power of the world. _ Sir George spoke reservedly 8b_0“t 1-0° Panama canal. He declared that _“Great Britain would not-begrudge the United States any recomlwnee from the canal, but thought the Am- erican people would observe every treaty right to _which they were pledged." -

LEAVE TO REFORMER FOR

APPEAL FROM SENTENCE.

TORONTO", Oct. 3.-Judge Denton

this morning granted W. E. Raney, K. G., counsel for Rev. R. B.‘St._

vieelon on a eharge of circulating ob- scene litersture, arising out of a rn- port oi a performance ii; 3 local bur-

,to calling _attention of tlfe clergy ot

pl the performances presented at _that theatre. ' _ ' _

' N. Tant0n“

Oev. s iii ' ’

._ _'}` ' '<1 _ ' - ;_ " - ~ ~_ _~_¢ ,"-ll ' V » _J _n&_ 1 .-; _ _ - _ _ __ i,;__}’_j___~_1,_»_ _ _ii _ Derma J# ` ' ° " Q; 'A dhlssuri J ` Without flirlhsr notice.

_._ l\._.".e-§,q__. _.__ -_ 1'* _.,__` '

_‘_ .»,_ '_

JM ._

iA.._i..... s

____ __ -. _, -_.f._4'-.fi-'1 , _ _, __ _,___"_ -"1 - ”"$0_‘N.‘Fx‘fNwB¢l-l¢l'¢0i'A|esie;» /»

....__....e..i..~i..i...s=._ s._..i.i,.i

"W-=¥ _visitor in rson oi

,,‘ DAUGHTER OF ArFORMER V,

` GOVERNOR-GENERAL.

' ormawa, occ. ia.-rriiere 'capital an exceptionally,

is' ln

Claire, leave to appeal iron the con-'

lesque house, ,published in- circular, form by Mr. St. Clair with 1 -_view

the city’ and others to use e1i‘i'irsmr-

TMS _Mammoth .1 ifdf’ 1

_ Second-Ha_n`d_`_r 'A 'Decicl'ed_ A

_ _ _ Suaccess- . _ _

This 'ssll.'=.'0f slinghtl/RY: used Pianos is Proving One of .th 'b' 0 0 I 3; . . _ _ - gent bar sin eve __ of _Ile had ev" held here.” The values are belief than they ever were, iheeezegk is iiirgegr and eactzllday sees so many instruments gone that unless you buy right new you will be everlastlngly sorry, _

‘A ny Price ' Wouldn’t Pay- For ' Case Alone '

The prices we have marked on these organs and pianos ‘wouldu’t phy for the cssealonc and in

many instances the case itself i h ‘

swort mor th th h t.

Then mmvofth . ¢_ _all e pure sse_prlce oi the entlie iu»iir\1_m€_lI

5 epian h l b _i - . i

fu"_xich_ powerful tm;-li “Ve °11Y een n _uses short time Just 19118. _cnough W d-'_/°l9l’*_h°f

_ _ _

1 - -

_Maia Y...fs.i.>;_¢i;-»-_ HrRe_';..e‘_i1`0b_

i' ‘ _ D°h¢ftY OYK9-Ui V¢fY hiudsome, high top, heautlf'ully"` carved, walnut ' ___<:_ase, -5 sets of reeds. 15 __stops, knee swells.-~ .Only . . .`. . ""L'. .'.. ... . . . .$40. _

lim” 35 C0- (Al!1¢l'|¢-011') 'lili;h$!0p, walnut case with' :carvings qvuilral, . _

__ 4 sels of reeds, 1_0 stops, Couplers and knee swe_lls._ _Qnly. . . . . . . . . ..$42 _ , __ _ .Kam Or__izi\u._h1sh top. 4_seu pireeds, _walnut ease, i¢ii_eesweli.oiiiy. .$37.

» _ '_ .‘c__s_s 'V§’,)l_l_1_l;*Ii Bell. hish lvp. 2 kim swells. 4 sets _Of -feeds. '7 stops, 'wai_e'u¢_

_ "_~ ' .~'\»h¢es¢4~-.~-¢~»»».»»;~ -_.ss »»..~»»_¢e4¢--this-'Ae'it ¢.y._.$_3$. __ __

_ Dominion Organ, high top, _walnut case; 7 stops, -2* lrn,eeswells._'a b'esi_1tl_-_ _ _ ‘ _

_ fulorgan. Only' ~ .......-......._ ». ~_ _,,,,___~ i___~_______________H_;“5__~_ 1... ...§°ii‘.f.’§’l..?§1‘i'.?_'-" 3’.K,.‘f-"’_fi.’ff°.°_ '.fff’.-’f'_-“-‘15'3?’?‘i'~‘_'f f’f‘.‘f`f'-'I0-.“f."f"-_‘f’f_‘?f '__'f?‘.’*." 32151- fr - _ , Kam 011111.' 111511 109. 4-sets of Q reeds. '_ Couplers; solid ~wali'1u't`-~ case in' _ _

good condition. Only.......... ...-.............:.. 1-..-" ~. .. ...,...;$50.~ _

Doherty Or an hi h ' ` '

WAI

ENUM! '

*alum

the pe

of Sir

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use it tom __ __ _

'rin prieu'abevj¢ ne 61 r With-every instrument in

_ Call today and disks your

K 1 _ g

ed glnsgimirrgr. walnut

ara r an, t

' _ couplers. knee swells, li nga

‘ Organf pipe topl' 40

'Oniy. . . . .F

OWN.. 3

in-1:: MILLER-

4 sets of reeds, 2 knee swells, b'e'\;e`l_l~ '

mirror. walnut cue. 4`le`_ish_f"r'e%is, 1 _ °°l0sse~»s4 (asus ss-s"»':"¢`s._s':| Qs '

169115. couplers, 3 knee `swell_s'_, e_

1=n§¢'§v°vell»_; '_'__e0_ilpi'i`r§.' fi §¢'¢>'pfe°,°i`ii|iii

--»»¢s'¢_\s .e|Se¢»».§¢¢»» ¢ses`u“84

plate- We have pul a section in ...........f......,..........._»,

»¢»¢ annul.. se

Add 8 n__ and boo free nov# J .' »`