, _
,_-»--f-“_  “
G
1%
C07 _
Mnllsrnc
ianrrxou
_ ` ~--~---- 17-=-»~* --1-- _+ ~ _ _ 1,
.a--...;,i-.‘i.i»%‘i-.".‘.’.¥....‘.i.P‘i~1.....l »cHA1u.o'r'r1z'rowN rnmce EDWARD ._c.aNADA, THURSDAY, Dsosnsss 7,1905. ` , .{,,,,,=,-;,g,%;,-,,e;i,i,,i,~<,>,»,;,pi,
WEEKL »
Y
°° lt. ‘ _ ~ _ -- ...._ .__ __.._..
‘Correa
SARA B
EGGS
ERNcl-`lARD`=l`- HEllllEll lElll]lEl E88 S
mr Un-kind Words A
Her to the
Railway Station
( "H, Dec tl.-(Speoial.)-It took
Of S¢l€l1G€, and the people calling the
blood in their veins.
Sziri
,min niici- completing her engagement The people here took offence at these
 fnnious actress hsdgiven an inter-
vioiv in which she 11\i1d6~!lllil10l‘ BD unwise
smw,,,,.,,iv snyipg that Canada was a
with ri population of English,
ii-ish, seoicli, French Oauadians and
t»ouiil1'.Y
lroquoi.-1.'
remarks and a great mob gathered at the
station.
Madame Bernhardt escaped injury
through the strenuous efforts of the
It liriil no public men,'no_`artlsts, no men I police.
_,_
Sli Wllllllll
HElllS `l:lHE llSl
M.,_\~rni:,\i,, Dec. 4.-The list of Bank o
lioniri-al slinroliclders, just issued, shows
Sli-Williiiin liiiicclonald to b_c, ns he has
ini-n lor niany years _pa.st, the largest
iilnn-i-_liolficr of the bank.
' im hnsii 000shares to his credit
sit-ii nit. . _ .
wliiieli have a market value at present of
lNllllillS -Ellll
 Slllll
fl Srunsr, N. S.. Dec. 5-The schoons
Matilda and Arequiba, which left North
Sydney on Wednesday last for Arichat tb
lay up for the winter, are supposed to
y .
$l,':i.'i,ilt>tJ_ The Royal Trust Compauyls’ At the entrance of Big Bras D’or thes
st-cond with 3,260 shares; the City and Dis- schooners, with others, encountered Wed- '
Nici., siiifjiigs Bank third with 2.010 nesday`s gale and came to anchor under (  
sliiiaw. ifoi-rl Strathcona is fourth with`Ca e Dauphin. At dawn it was found -
l
‘1,.'llil sliiiws.
The lninli in all has lssustla total of 141,-
tiiisliiii-1-s, and while the bulk is, of|M`c-Donald 1# Arichat. I-le had his two
1-niii~.~e,iiclilinCanada,_therc are severalisuns on board with him, and carried
, cargo of coal. The Arequlba was com-
sliiiiielioliiiwei in the States, England
l-`niiii:i», iici-many anil Austria.
_____._.<é--
PRElVllER SCOTT REPORTS.
 _ ~..»»<p~»--
lii:i.i_\'.\,Ilcceml»cr 4.-Premier Scott
has :itlil|'t'.=sst'tl it lctizcl' to H0n.Mr.Hn.ultSln
iii-i-lnriiiniliiitlienever had any under-
sisiiiliiin with Archbishop Langevin to
gli-e :-pi-dnl privileges to the Catholi
ininoritv in the schools. H0 }11‘0f€BS8S L0
liiii-ni-ii-1 iol.en to nor ever to hav
1' _'rat ' _
ii-eiiilin iii-clihisliop, and characterized
the linnltnin charges as “an insult to
Siii-ktiiclit-iviiii liberals, to the govern
mentaniitomc." Mr. Scott goes on t
cliiiilcinrc l\Ir. Haultain to produce th
uhiirgcnnil to do itat ajoint meeting t
lie liciil next Monday.
___,_.__._--
'i‘iii£ BLOOD IS THE LIFE.
(living to faulty actions of the kidneys
iiniliivei- the blood becomes filled with
» tal Farm Ottawa, gave interesting leo~
i‘.-ts- rt' tl t in erll health. The _ ’ _
l\i`:illiii\ilgl;S isulx ba\tl:]kaol1e, dizziness, WWS Off beef Cul-ide. Of which UIGY Bfeflle
liciil.iilii~ii1nilnck of vital energy Ac olllclal,]\1ClBe5» llluslflliflflll lh9l!` B\ll\.l0Ci»
. "_ _ f 1 if
quicklyiiyou would avoid the terrible
riiinni-s ol i~hronic kidney complaint. Get
llr.iiinniiton's Pills to-day; they cure
liiilncyiniilllver complaint for al time.
No ineilii-ine relieves sopromptly, not-hill!!
inthe worlii of medicine cures more
ilioi-oiinlily. For ood blood, clear com-
l1l¢'.\io|i, iii-_ul1.li_vTs}ppetite, the propar
irciitincnt is Dr. amilton’s Pills. ~.
per box, iii. all dealers.
__..__._----
' 
li’s lliimliig--
THE SNOVV
lilly Rdffiiy ,lllls wallll. llllllllfsl lllll
Rl.lbl)€l°S I if you are thinking of buying anything in `
,LEATHER coops,
They stand the TEST.
We have no misgivings
when we fit you with
GRANBY -RUBBERS
.
They are made to stand
all the ri rs of our
Northern clTl;1ste. They
hsve_the rnbberin them,
the purest and best that
money can buy, and
enough of itto insure
LON LIFE to the
SHOES _ond the
WENRBR. That is
the reason there are
more 'Gronby's sold
than my other make.
Let as help on to
greater comfoih and
economy ng you
Granby bznbellers and
ovenhoos. '
Bad rubbers like chick-
ens comc‘homo`to roost.
GOP-F BROS..
Diltrfbators of ieiinbie
l
D
that both schooners had disappearer.
Tho Matilda was commanded by Capt.
and had ii. crew of two others.
i_.____-1-
Ellfllllll Ellllllilll
.fy. _
O
0 A:i11t1-:us'i', N. S., Dec. 5-Today's attend
ance at the winter fair was ‘a rccor
breaker, and without doubt was the mos
A successful in the history of the fair. Ideal
8 weather prevailed. The judging of the
0 difl'e1'ont classes was gotten well under
way, but as no section is as yet completed,
it is impossible to furnish any list of
awards. During the afternoon. John
Guardliouse, of Highfield, Ont., and Prof.
J. H. Grisdaie, of the Central Experimen-
with the live animals.
re retted his inability tolbe present, an
splendid success of the fair.
_--Z--*
Sore Throat and C-oughta
A :im le, effective and nfs remedy for all throl\ firms 1:0 ¢:0l1\8 ill.
P .f d.
inhgsghglgllblollkntlsoptic Tablets
They combine tho gemiiclrlal value of Cresolenswilh
the soothing properties of slippery elm sad iioonce.
ro... an nruulm ‘°° , spetneoartos Han. 'Idtf
'l
ll Wllllll Ellll
_ about helplessly, stumbling over those
d .who had been prostrated by the blast.
bl From the furnace chimney the flames
At the public meeting in the evening _ __
there were present about 1510 people. Col. V
Campbell presided. President Elderkia
read atelegram from Prof. Hodgson who Plot Wmnlpeg’ manager of the new
8
congratulating the Commission on thc,1ngthaMhenew merger would go into
lengthy sessions the coroner‘sjury on the
death of Edith Clarke tonight completed
- The verdict returned was that deceased
This case is arousing deep interest here
3----<*"W°“‘°
plant. Three of the men will probably
The explosion was cause y a wor
man thrusting a cold bar of steel into a
a furnace of molten metal, in the immed-
iate victnitynf which sixty men were at
work.
Molten metal was hurled about the
room, and thesmoke and fire that shot
from the furnace filled the rooms so the
workmen were unable for several
minutes to find the exits but groped
shot highin the air and could be seen
for miles. The_plant was not damaged to
any extent.
__¢__-_
lil llllllli EIHMS
Morvrnsar., Dec.-1--Mr. D. Bole, M.
d Canadian drug combine, stated this morn-
shape for business on`Thurday, when
they would meet and elect officers, and
settle the details of their policy. The
new merger has failed absolutely in in-
ducing the Lymans and other outside
_<_.._..___._._-
Iron Ox Tablets are for sale at the
A _
P
- tories in the English Markets.
A PURSE HAND BAGS.
1 Ladies’ Companions, or work cnc
_ Tourists or Writing Cosco.
` Gcnt‘s Letter Cases.
Bridge Whlst Betts.
Cord Cues.
Cigsr Cases.
Scissor Coles.
Manicure Settl-
li Prices reasonable. ,
I A .lJ\f‘° Vadaua it° cha", 'h°m' Pretty Christmas Novelties coming i
OUR PURSES are an elegant
= line direct from the best manufac-
Lndies‘ and Gent's Dressing Cases.
ALL THE POETS
in handsome leather bindings. -A
COVERS.
Bibles in many different bind-
ings, Church of England Prayer
Books. single books, and others
with Hymns A and M, in cases,
_Roman Catholic Prayer Books.
and many devotional books, beauti-
fully and tastefully bound.
2.....
-'Ir
FGR EllllllllEll’S Jlllll ld   lllllllll lllEll M
-_
if
-_ 1
.v3
HUEEHS
bout icanadlans Exmle ln St John Abortion Case B°“”””"'”*"°°';`°"‘“"‘°‘“”°G°”°'“°' Now ln "Session in ‘Montrea
ell today rqcdlvod a-telegram from the
Quebto 'Mob-Forty Policeman Altelld Charging Preston as U-ned w°m»»'fé]_ro~§~n=»eiv¢- min.. Framing New Schedule
' Principal, Camp as °'1'I§"f,§;,ff';§1"{, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,s_ and Conditions of
H ' I
Accessory. grace to hang -one who at all times was Serwcel
irresponsible.
-3- Governor Bell remains obdurate and
3"” "’ ' a m' there is slight hope»_of'Mrs..Rogsrs being
,ony ,.olii_-einen last night to protect selves French Canadians had no French S1-_ JOHN, pcm 0_(Spec|,,1)_AfLe,-two being saved `
ililicriiiinrtlt while she drove to the '
__.__.__..;__-
llll|lNliEN 
the inquiry.
Mvmberi °f her company were shower came to har death by abortion performed _ __ A
cd with rotten eggs and ice and were by Dr. Edward Preston and that Howard l A »  ' 
Very l`0Ul!l\lY hlilldlefl- ` D. Camp was accessory. _ /_
ing from home since -Sunday was found
l i _ g -  , ._ -
El.  ‘ He had been drinking and had fallen
l ‘ ' “ face downward in the mud.
1 Being unable to move he was when
weather tumed cold frozen solidly into
NEW YORK' Dec'-6‘_(Spe°l”'l)"Au’°"‘ the ground and difficulty wascxperlenced
P. Patrick was today sentenced to be elec~ in removing the h°dy_ `
r t"°c“t°d dl'“`l"“ the w°°k b°Ul““l“g Jim' The verdict was “Death from exposure
muy t'w°“t7'se°°“d’ while intoxicated." -
Dtonv, Dec. 16.v(Specinl)-Leander
White of Port Gilbert wnoiias been inns-  I ,
lying .dead on the road '
have been blown_to sea by thegule on __ _ , , _ _ , 5 i
Wednesday night, and considerable g ' ; ` A S '_. ' -
anxiet is felt for their safety ,_ ` ` _ Q
e
“ Cmc1\t1o,Dec. 5.-Fifteen men were vmNNA'De”‘ 5"`A“ °m°|“1 l°l°5"‘"‘
1 Si i from Constantinople says the Austrian
1 burned last night by an exp o on n _
mundcd by Capt. Poirer of West Arichitt, the Inwrnmiolml }[,,rves¢,e,- gompnny A||\bf*9.Bf\d°l`_ BMO" V011 CB-lille. l`¢L'€lVf-id
a note from the Turkish Government yes-
terday evening, accepting the proposals
li .
I e _ d b ' k_ of the Powers for the financial control of
Macedonia, but asking for a modification
of the details.
boat which arr
pondence, confir
land of Lemuos.
_fleet is preparing to occupy Smyrna land
the Island of Tenedos.
EUHPSE
the back of a.
while upon either side reds two of
destination.
was employed by
should reach its
Galvant, who
collapsed, white
Venice, Dec. 5.-An Italian torpedo afet 'Re orts received from coastwise
" ' " ivedhere today for corres-
ms the report that the
InternationalFleethasfoccupied the Is-
The officers say that the
EIVE MILES
Bannon, Ms., Dec. 5.--Propped upon
spirited horse, Adolph
Galvant,aCan ian woodsman who had
ad
been killed by a falling tree, rode a dis-
tance of live miles on Saturday afternoon,
companions, grimly anxious that the body
e
Maine Hub Company and was working
with a crew near West Sebois, received a
blow upon the,head at 2.30 o‘ciock an
and apparently lifeless,
MoN'r1t1-:1i1., Dec. 6.-(Special)-Repro.
sentntives of every inbororgunlzation con-
nected with railroad work are in session
here engaged in framing a new schedule
which is to be presented to the com-
panies, demanding increases of wages,
revision of hours of labor and‘lmprove-
ments in the conditions of the service.
The sessions will occupy several days”
but good progress is being made.
. is utils will
O'r'rA\vA, Dec. 0-(Special)-For tho
four months ending October first the total
deficit on the Intercolonlal was fifty-nine
` thousand and one dollars.
The working expenses were $2,6il7,50l).00
and the earnings $2,638,508.00. '
lHllEE SEHUUNEHS
Hllll lllllllllllll
ST. JonN‘s, Nrnn., Dec. 4.-Three of the
ten schooners driven seaward during the
heavy gale of _last Thursday have reached
port safely, but no word has come from
the others, and fears are felt ssto thei
s y. p -
points tell of many fishing vessels driven
ashore during the gale, and also indicate
that much damage was done to ilshing
property.
.__-Q-1-.
lllllllllvlll SNllllPUX
lIlSE ll Mill] UNE
board, visited the Harris house this mor
Dr. Butler, the attending physician. A
hi
S loid, or smallpox ofa mild type.
d tomorrow.
McAns»1 Juivcrlorv, N. B., Dec. 5.-Dr.
Fisher, ohairmnn of the ProvlncialBoe1d
of Health, and Dr. McNeill, of the county
ning, accompanied by Dr. Young, of
Vanceboro, Maine, Board of Health, and
agreed that Harris is suffering from vario-
Harris, who is twenty-two years old,
th and unmarried, is a C. P. R. fireman run- ` '
ning to St. John. His case is not consid-
ered serious. The schools will open again
Capt. Pride, who was saved made a
most heroic struggle for his life, battiin
Hlllhll BilllES 7
_ii iiisuiii
NEW York, Dec. 5.-While the police of
the Tenderloin precinct today were ex-
amining a house at 112 West With street.
from which the occupants recently were
disposed under police proceedings, they
found‘a human skull in a pile of rubbish
in the cellar. The bone was crushed at
one point and several teeth were missing.
Further search was made and a hammer
having stains upon' it such as might have`
been blood, was found. When additional
detectives were summoned thc floor of
' the cellar was torn up and twenty human
bones were found.
1_.i.._<__._.---
NEW Hll,lEl
in siiiiiii
‘_ O'r'rAwA, Dec. 5.-Mr. C( M~. Hays, Mr.
Frank Morse, and Mr. W. Wainwright o
Q
the Grand Trunk, had a long interview
with Sir \Vilfrld Laurier and Mr. Parent.
chairman of the Transcontinental Coni-
mission this afternoon. One of the mat-
ters discussed was the building of a new
hotel in Ottawa by the G1-and Trunk
Pacific. lt will be impossible to go on
with either building until such time as an
arrangement hits been made to move fur-
ther back two Wholesale warehouses of
Messrs. Bate and Son, and T, Birkett.
'l`hese parties have leases from the Gov-
ernment, on what is called the Canal Rc-
serve. Mr. Morse says that the new sur-
veys ordered at Saskatoon and Edmonton
have not yet been completed. -Uutil thid
is done the route cannot be adopted. It
is said that the Winnipeg terminals were
_ also talked over at the meeting and that
this matter will be settled shortly.
ii V
NOTICE
The steamer Minto leaves for the Mag-
dalen Islands via Picton, and Georgetown
leaving Charlottetown, today (Thursday)
The Mal11e authorities may establish at 01' Pllfly Ffidlly l1\0l°Dlng takinll ffelirllt nt
usual rates for the Magdalen Islands Co.
lovely line rn BURNT LEATHER of the
beside his saw.
with the outer world. The body of th
the reins placed in the nerveless hand
side thc trip to the station was begun.
train due.to arrive in Bangor at 7.
darkness.
city was at on taken in charge
station. _
for Winnipeg yesterday.
` 1--juni-n
\ilnsrd'a Linlmcni Reliever Neunlgla-
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Corn, Dec., 455 Cox-n,May,
Wheat “ Sit Wheat “
, \iln|rd's LInlmsn_t Cures Barns. etc.
every day now. Today we sro :howl
A council was held. The camp was five_
miles beyond the railway station at West THE ARCHFIEN1) OFITHE AGE, A
‘Sebois, the only means of communication
dead or dylngvman was set astrlde a horse
and with a. companion riding upon either
The way station at Sebois was reached
just as the headlight of the B. and A.
22'
')
o‘clock gleamed through the gathering
The body was accompanied to Bangor
by Edward Bushy, and upon reaching the
C Y
e b
Coroner Finnegan. Dr. Edmunds was ~
summoned, but was unable tostate the
exact time of death-whether it had been
instantaneous or had come during the
long and bitter ride from the camp to the
l ONAWA' De°emb'"n_3‘_Th°‘ m°mb°‘f , Their sole ohjectin doing thiiiis to
ml“l5l‘°"|“l'“'l °°m'“s°‘°“ lei' guarantee that the interests ofthe
°*"°*°°» D°“°"”\’°' °'“(sP°°l‘ll‘ besgrest boon to both skaters and
451 hockey players.
w .
Announcements will appear in this
P°"' MW' ‘uw Pak' 35”" 'mm space from time to time.
Vanceboro a vaoclnating station.
___i___----
8 Not war, more deadly than ever this
modern butchery-but Cat-nrrh which
loads to consumption and annually kills
S more than famine and war combined.
The doctors now successfullyflght catarrh
witha remedy that,'ne\'erfal s-“Catnrrho-
zone," it's death to every type of catarrh.
it destroys every root and branch of the
disease so thoroughly that a relapse need
never be feared. If troubled with colds,
nasal or throat catarrh, or subject to
bronchitis or asthma use Cntarrhozone
and you‘ll be cured forever.
 
gl.-
The Directors of the Hillsboro Skat-
ing Rink Co. desire to announce to the
Charlottetown public that they have
decided to msnafge the Rink themselves
" for the season o 1905-1906.
skating public will be well guarded and
the motto for this winter is
“The protection and satisfaction of
the Skaters.”
Msn improvements are oontem lot-
ed inclbding the lighting of the Eink
by the Electric Arc S stem which will
All freight to be received from the steam-
c1's tackles. Further information will be
given at the Marine oillce, Charlottetown.
By order,
A. Lomi.
Agent Marine and Fisheries.
TWO BODIES 
llllll llllill P-ll NOW RECOVERED
|fF_r0m the lll-Fated Lunenburg-The Captain’s
Heroic 'Struggle for Life-Was Picked up
_Four Miles From the Wreck.
Er/mo D11 Norm, Dec. 6.-(Spe_cial.)-i with the waves for twn and a half lioi11'.~1
Two bodies from the ill-fated steamer Ln- l ' '
nenburg have so far been recovered, those
of Purser McConnell and e passenger
named Vigneault.
and being finally picked up four inilcs
away from where the vessel strut-|;_
'lhe steamer Minto has been oriiercd to
proceed at once to the Magdalens with a
full cargo of supplies to replace those on
gi' the Lunenhuriz.
iii six nits
airitii ati
Naw Yonk, Dcc. .'i.-'i`ii~<-iv1- ti-anis
continued today to nrinil tliifii- way
slowly around thc saucer sliit|ii‘il traifl:
in Mmllsun Square llttrilcn, t<1\va1'il thc
goal which next Saturday niglit 1n1\rl<_~z
the end of the ritcc. The twelve tennis :iri-
tieri, and the pace is so slow that the nil
night riders were far below thc rci:oi'<l. .\
feature ol' today wastlic coxiiiriiioiis riiiini;
ofArtl1ur McDonald, of (inlvin-Mcllonniil
combination, for nearly nine hours.
Dussott, of the I:`1'encli~Swiss team, it-il
early today and was said to have fract-
ured a rib. He was on thc track nigniu
tonight, however, and his 111m1agi-|~ :lr-
cluretl the injury would not pi'c\'i:nt his
remaining in the race to thc cnil.
SlllllN'S lllllllllll
IS l Ellllllllll
1 .
\V1_\'n.-rin. Ont. Ilcc. i.--li. ll. llni-l<-
ham, who is now the cmiiinniiiliiig
aduiirnl of the Turkish navy, 11 Ctiiinilinii
by birth, is well known in this city. llc
ran away from homo wlicn 11 boy
and sailed the lakes. l.ai.c1~ hi- was
adopted and cdiicnlcil iiy tfnpt.
Elliott, n0\\' resitlinp; in lictiit-<1,
Michigan. Later hc lict-anti- om- ol
the most trusted ernpioyeos ol thc hip,-
Cramp shipyards, l’liiln1lci|iliit1. Wliien
the Turkish Goveinmenth\ii1_flii 11 innu-
o'-wnr from the Cia1nps,|Bucklinm was
Bslccted to sail ii. On nrriviiig at Con-
stantinople he was olicrcti'aconiniission
in the Turkish navy, and quickly rose tu
his present position.
PllYSlCAl.LY l‘}Xll1\l'S'l`i‘1|l.
` Lackingin courage-out oi' iiiint, iiilli
everytliirig-scarcely on siiiiiiltiiig li~rin.~.
with even fair iicitlth. Such low .spit-its'
are pltlable. Your brain is fn;_fg<~ii,
vitality so exhausted your cnnstitiition
is well nigh ruined. What you not-ii is
Ferrozone, that great viinlizvr nnil
nutritive tonic. It's by making |lt~_~li nnil
blood, by infusing iron ami n_\‘y,_»i»ii into
the system that Fenozonc helps; it 11--
pairs weak spots, lnstills new lilo into
wo1~n~out organs-ninke_~; you l'i-i-l lil;i-_
new. Ferrozonelitts nge irmn tht- iilil
and imparts resilience and l.iu»_\:incy in
the rleprcssed. lic manly, 1-iiiiiiy-inilnrvil,
-cast nniirle wc11knc_~'.~1 iinil onli-1' liti-
littppylife that comes from using.: l"i-i~|'~i-
zone. Fifty cents buys t\ box in tiny drug
store.
COMP
Art Novelties.
V Ra hael Tuck & Sons Co
Books is the most complete in
of designs.
'l`uck’s Calendars at 5c each
Tt:ck’s Calendars at loc each
Tuck’s 'Calendars at 15c each
Tuck'.s Calendars at 251: each
S. W. CRABBE, President
` A. HORNE, Vice Pres.
,, c. 1>. R1iN1<1N
ns w. /i. wnsxs, rr.
pretty opera bags in white, sky and plnk,‘ A-5- BARTLETT. 5¢C~ TNI!
tl' win be
a silk draw oord,-7lio in lil).-Weeks I Mr. A. A. Bartlett.
Robben. f _    |()   mms of star, aint iraqi and anisiica w N_ ;;_ 1-he M,,,,,g;,,s m,.,¢,,,,
'W' _ 'Jon , mi ton l
\ .
Tuck’s Calendars at 5oc each
A---"N
RAPHAEI. TUCK & SONS
ANY’S A
Calendars. Booklets, Toy Books. Gift Books,
Christmas and New Year Cards and Royal
Holiday Season 1905-|906.
, are the most artistic manu-
P . _
facturets, in the world of Christmas Cards, Calendars, Book-
lets, ‘Toy Bcoks and Gift Books, Our assortment of 'l`iick‘s
the Maritime Province. Prices
as low as the lowest. An early call will insure a good choice
Tuck's Calendars at 75c cicli
'1`uck’s Calendars at $1.00 cncli
Tuck’s Calendars st $1.25 each
Tuci¢’s Calendars at $1. 50 each
CHRISTMAS CARDS.
A great supply. We want everybody to see them.
_ cittriaii &
C0., Liililltil.
 
i i ". ~'
1  :__
. 5,11, 4
'il~1" .
 -
,_,
1
-i
,ng _',
pil ,_
,"5 l;»,~i':~

5 . 

=` _.i"
i A it rl
Jlslf' 
./_ ."
 1:1
§.?1§=ii5l»
. _."ia1.-..`i"
1*/
__ f*l§z'i,,
.. ,,_,
~,,. _,.-

és:
;~ 1-' -.L/,;_-.'
__ .» ..§,,., _-
 1,,
l 'ii N
'ffm =:i.lf
J;-gl  _
' _if 4
_:. .. _A
_-.,.
.-'li
* _
‘ iii __- 1 '
iii'-‘El ‘
_.i . i
'. 
_ 'f it
_xii
. ~ Vr
J
__ ,--.
;~ _.ll
l
`i
~ i
,i
Tr if Tl*