Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, October 09, 1902, Image 1
, , . ! . . USTER OUNTY EPUBLIC' . ' j ESTABT.4ISIIBD 1882. THE OFFICIAT.4 PAPER Oli' CUSTER COUNTY. LARGEST CII CULA'l'ION OF ANY PAPEI IN 'l'HE COUN'l'Y. - - , ' I . - VOL XXI. - BR KEN BOW , C-USTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , OCTOBER 9 , 1902--EIGHT _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PAGES , NO. 17. I . . , . ' . . . . . . , . . . 1 "H.kablrc. " I \ l , "Silver Plate /Ital Wears. " ; Buy Spoons knives , forks , etc. , buy reliable brand9 , even if they do cost n litHe more. They Qrevorth the diffcrencc. The prefix . . 1847" on any spoon or fork insures the genuine Rogers qunlity , faInous for wear. Full trade-mark. 1847 R.ogers Bros. LtJMd 130 /4- lirndnatu or Chlc IlO Ovi hnlmlo Collet e . . . . . .ene . , . . " - Tablets -AND- School Supplies , . ' ' . ' -AT- J. G. Haeberle's ; ' \ I r - - - I . Perle Elizabeth Fields , DR. IDI > > In bl l1 n jBnn. ! : OI ltICH HOUHS : 9 a. m. to 12 m. I 1 :30 : to 4 p. m. Or by appointment. 116r0fficc ovcr AllIlcrson's Jcwclry Store : in Rcally mock. Brokcn How. Nchraska. . ! : ORTEI.1.0. C. D. Day has 11 IICW wcll and witHl millllnd says hc is donc hauling wllter. Rev. F. 1\1. Graham fillcl thc pulpil on SUlHlllY c\'cning in placc of W. C. Miller. Pastor. We lcarn that J. P. Staat ofCalifornia , has soM his trcc claim ; who thc purchns. cr was we did not hcar. MaUie Podge wcnt to the south cas1 corner of thc county lust Thursday read ) : to he in hcr school this wcck. Well aftcr 11 long spell of Missour weathcr. wc havc ot hack to our OWl Nebraska fall wt'athcr ; 111oh how glnll 'fhe chicken season was ushered in. 01 1 Wednesday morning hy thc pop , pop 1 pop , of shot guns , remituling one of HII Fourth of Jul ) ' . Mcssrs. Kcarncy 11t1(1 J. A. I\ellcnharge : havc just hought thc Chllrlcy Michc . furm of 320 acres. Considcrution t1m ' thousund dollars. Earncst Colcnllll1 l1tul wife drovc o\'c . I Sunday aftcrnoon lookin over his nc , purchasc , thc Flwanls farm. lie wi ] \ rent it the coming year to Arthur Whitl Mrs. A. D. Hunt atll1\1issAchsah wer , Brokcn Dow visitors Saturda ) ' . Tllt : , I were accompanicd home by Miss Thorpt who will teach the school in District Nc 82. C. G. Empfiehl 11lHl wife of Rylt ( drove up Sunday to bring Grand 1\1 Waddington to S. Wuddington's for a vis before returning to Ohio where S11 . , i I makes hcr homc. UA.Llr RA'rEH TO OltlAJI , AND DA.CI ! : . Vlaa Tbe Durlluwtou ; Roule. October 15 , 16 and 18. Oul ) ' 1-7.10 to Omahu uml return via tl . Durlington Routc uccount National COI , . . ( \'ention Christian Church. 'rickets goo to return till Octobcr 24 , but extensic till Novemher 30 may be secund. l or additional information u k tl nearest , nurlington Route , or write , J. FRANCIS. General Passenger Agent , 16,18 Omaha , N braskll. , I ' . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 . _ " , , . . . . . , . . . . .tl" " ' , . . . < - . . .J. . . . . . . . . . ! . ' [ : t : : : = ] c. II. Coons of Callaway , spcnt Saturday in the city. S. S. McConnell of Georgetown , was in our cit.r 'ruesday. B. P. Morris of Ansley , wao ! a count ) ' seat visitor Saturday. F.V. . li'ield and wife of Dunning - ing , were ill the city 'l'uesda ) ' . \V. \Voods made a IH\6iness trip to Dunning the first of the 'wcek. A fc\v more College student boarders wanted at Mrs. Eva Martin's. W. S. ShannOtl of Ledi , was a business vistor Ito our city the first of the week. E. R Purcell went to Omaha Sunday night on 42 which was about twelve hpurs late. Daniel Barrett of Wcst 'rable was in the city l\1ondayatlll 'l'ues- day transacting business. R , E. Breg-a of Callaway , was in the city 'l'uesday transacting business beforc thc district court. R. A. Moore of Kearney , was in the city the first of the week in attendancc before the district court : . Clair Cox , who has spent several - al days in our city returned to his work on t he D. P. railroad Tucsday. 'l he church of God Eldership will con\'ene in the U. B. church at Broken Bow , Nebr. , Oct. 12th , and continue one week closing Oct. 19th. Fred Stack has sold his restaurant - rant to Alvin Burk , who took charge Saturday. 'l'he 1 I\PUllLI- . CAN exten s its best wishes to the I new proprietor. E. Kinzler and wi fe of Mason City , were friendly callers nt. this omce Monday. Mr. Kinzler reports - ports it to wet too work in the grain in his vicinity. Mr. Curl'e'si new addition to his residence is nearing comple- tion. Mr. Currie wi11 have one of the best and most commodious residences in Sargent.-Sargent New Era. Milo Young came over from the Bow 'rhursc1a ) ' on a short visit here , ha\'ing been away all summer sightseeing and visiting with relations and friends in Maine and other eastern points. -Callaway'l'ribune. Our citizens that attended the fair at Broken Bow are unamious in the report that it was a very successful affair.Vm. . Cramer had his running horses there , and they made an excellent showing. -Arcadia Champion. Roy Daniels \Vestbro , Mo. , . has purchased the Howard Decious restaurant on the north side.Ve understand that Mr. Decious has purchased a restaurant - ant at Havenna , which he will l take charge of at once. Lynn J. Butcher the 19 year 0(1 ] son of S. D. Butcher is a hustler in his business with no experience as a canvasser , he took orders last week for 18 farm views in 4 Y days and sold 21 I Pioneer Histor's.-'l'he Citizen. 'l'here will be a meeting of the Brolm Bow Political Equality Club at the home of Mrs. C. H. r .1 . Jeffords on Frida ) ' eveing Oct. c 10th , for the purpose of electing omcers for the ensuuing year. All members are requested to be ' , \ I' ' prescnt. JUI.IAVII.T.IS , Sec'y. II 'Phose needing , glasses , or . those hang eye , car , nose or e throat trouble , should not fail to > . call on Dr. Seymour and his as- o sistant at the Grand Central ; Hotel , October ' 25. ' { 'he high terms in 'which his work is spoke I of by his many patients and friends in this city , is sumcient it guarantee of his ability to do all that he un ertales. Ie M. T4. Fries was remembered in a very nice manner last week b ) ' . . the Jacob North Printing Com. pany of Lincoln. Having a large plate of him they printed 300 zinc etchings and presented them tc l him. It is a lendid picture oj Mr. Ii'ries , hav1l1g a fac-simile oj III hi autograph below his picture , Most of our business houses an Ie adorned with one of these picture ! an it is a beautiful example 0 : \ loyalty to our home candidate.- Arcadia Champion. _ . , . . . , . , . . . " . . . . . . . - , .1Io.JW . .it. . ! . . . ! . . . . a J. Bell of New Helena , was in town Wed nesda ) ' . " Elmer D. Johnson of Merna , Snndayed in our ity. Jolm Welsh \Vesten'ille was a city visi tor 'l'uesday. Martin Cunningham of Oconto , spent 'l'ucsday in town. Chas. Savage of Sargent , was on our streets Wednesday. Harre Andrews of Anselmo , was in onr city \Vednesday. Ii' . A. Dnnn of Dunning , was a city visitor the first of the week. \V. G. Hanney of Ansehno , was a cit ) . visitor thc first of the week. HeHornaday and wife were city visitors 'l'uesda ) ' and 'V ed- nesday. N. C. 'l'arleton \Valworth , was a county seat visitor \Ved- nesda ) ' . H. J. and Martin Kolbo of Lodi , were cit.r visitors Wed- nesday. J. I' " Brechbuhl of Anselmo , was a county seat \ ' sitorTed - nesday. D. It Smith of Callaway , was transacting business in the CIty 'Vednesda ) ' . D. Christen ( if New Helena , \vas among the people of our cit ) ' \Vednesday. M. W. and E. D. Oldham of Brewster , were among our city visitors \Vednesday. Mrs.Villis Cadwell is attcnd- ing the Baptist State convention at Hastings this week. R D. and Jno. ' 1' . Miner of Dunning , were in attendance at the district court \Vednesday. . I. Judge : \Vall o Loup Ctt ) ' , was 111 the 'tIt ) ' thc' hrst of thc week transacting business hefore the district. court. . The Western Light & li'uel Co. rece'ed a complete outfit of plumbers tools and pipe yestcr- day , and are now read.r to plumb and attach gas anywherc desired. Jim ' ( 'hompson was home from Broken Bow over last Sunday , and he certainly does tell some wonderful tales about the agrt- cultural exhibit at the fair up there. not the least of which was a head of cabbage on which 7 men could stand at once.-Arca- dia Champion. 'Vahl. Bros. , who have been at work repairing and fitting up the Schroder building for their Steam Laundry , say that they will be in operation and ready to give prompt attention to the laundry business next Monday morning. They ha\'e put in the' ' latest and best machinery obtainable - able to handle the work with , I and expect to draw tra e from up and clown the line. The bo's are weU and favorably known to the citizens of Broken Bow , and merrit the patronage of the general - eral public. MARRIHD-A ) ' pretty wedding - ing was witnessed by the' several relatives of the happy couple at the home of thc bride's parents , Mr. Bert LamphearVesterdlIe , Nebr. . at high noon on 'l'hursday , Oct. 2 , 1902. 'rhe groom , Mr. Oscar Goal' of 140di , Nebr. , has honored the teaching profession in our count ) ' for several years. Besides having been an educater , he has also increased his interests - ests on his farm near LoH , Nebr. , where Mr. and Mrs. Gear wi11 make their home , until now he can leave a school of many for that of one. 'l'he hridc , Miss Grace 14amphear \Vcstervillc , Nebr. , has al o donc much crcdit to our public schools , having for se\'eral years been one of Custer county's most proficient teachers. The bride is a refined lady of many charms , and her presence will be greatly missed in the abo\'e community. She was neatly - ly clad in a Nile Grecn Silk trimmed - med in white , while the groom made a very favorable impression dressed in a black sack. At the appointed time Jesse R. 'l'cagard- en of Broken Bow together with the good couple marched to the well rendered music , which is a characteristic of the Miss I lsie . Saville's manner. 'l'his happy couple will be instrumental in an ) ' community for good and culture f and the , best wishes of theirmau ) ' - I friends will ever be their helpfuJ stay and pleasant UlcUlor ) ' . . . . . < < " " - " " ' " ' " ' - ' \ .r.r. ' ' 'A"-40 " - . . . : : , .u. CI.urch Hcr"lce" . JiI'ISCOJ'Al , CHURCH. St. Jo 1m Episcopal sen'ices Sunday , October 12. 'rwentieth Sunday after 'l'rinit ) . . Sunday School 10 a m. Morningpra'cr and sennon 11 a' ' m. Evcl1lng prayer and sermon 7:30 : p. m. 'l'he public is cordiall ) ' invited to these sen'ices. \V. II. XANI > HHS , Hector. CIIRlSTI.\N CIIURCII. Bible School 10 a. m. ; Communion - munion 11 a. m. ; Preaching 11 :30 : a. m. ; Endeavor ( , :30 : p. nt. ; preaching 7:30 : p. m. Pra'er mcetingVedncsday evenmg 7:30. : AU thesc services need ) 'our presence , but you need them more. Come. Hemembcr our pews will be here the last of the month. C. V. AI.T.ISON , Minister. DUHINnHH CO'.I. ( a Nfi'VH. The total enrollmcnt now numbers - bers 135. There are now seven instructors in the college. Pres. Roush made two drives to West 'l'able last week. 'l'he coUege uses 12,480 sq. ft. of Hoer space , or almost an acre. Four students last week bade 'goodbye ' to school and entered actual work in business. . .One hundred new and up-to- date Maxwell's Advanced English Grammars were placed in servicc last week. Several students will t nish the course in stenography soon. Pres. Roush says hc has positions in view for all of them. Pres. Roush now has a handsomely - somely furnished oflice with an all glass partition looking into the typewriting room. Howard Hall from thc shorthand - hand department who went to Omaha last week has secured a position .where he is indirect line for promotion. Prof. Garlichs of the Music department will give a course of free singing lessons to studeuts , meetings two evening in the week at the col1ege. Mr. li'arritor of Ncw Hclena , who has a son , li'rank , in collegc , was a visitor last Monday. He says he will soon ha'C another student to send. L'he following students ente.rcd last week : Chas. Morrow , Arnold ; William Hussom , Brolcn Bow ; mmer Jensen , \Vesterville ; Katie and Earl Boots , Broken Bow ; and Harry Willis , Camerson , Nebr. Pres. Roush has had lately foUt : times as many applications for students to take business positions as therc are graduates of the school to 1i11. 'rhe Rcmington 'l'ypewriter Co. wrote from Omaha last week asking for more young men. During the past week a large number of new students have entered - tered the Musicdepartment. 'l'he names are Lena Shultz. John DaltonEarlMolyneuxMiss Mathews - ews , Chas. Richardson , Clarence and Hugh OrmsbY , , Misses. Min- nic and Eflie Shmn and Sadie Whitehead. The department now occupies nearly half the downstairs - stairs space in tha old college building. JH8trlct Court. 'l'he case of the State against J. A. Harris , cashicr of the li'artners Bank occupicd the time of the court from 'l'hursday until - til Saturday evening when it was given to the jury about 5 o'clock. 'l'he case was stubbornly fought by both sides until the close. 'l'lte jury rcmained until 7 o'clock ' Snnday'morning when it brought in a verdict of guilty. 'J'his isouc of the cases that grew out of the failurc of the bunk a year ag ( ] whcrc the cashier was charged with falsefying' the records in 1ill report to the statc Banking Board. At this writing the court has not passed sentence. We arc in. formed that the defcndent will appeal thc case. Mr. Harris ha many friends here who had IlCJ } > ' ed that the vcrdict would have been different. fuster County ! Inu Uuys Ulg UUllcb. Col. Josh Wood passed througl Kearncy 'l'uesday morning fron Stunner to Omaha with stock an < ' . he stopped to tell us that he hac just completed thc purchase 0 : the old Streater ranch an tllt . . . . . , . ' .o 'J " - - ; , _ ! . .t f , : 'rillson ranch. 'l'he old "home ranch , " as he calls it , contains 5,630 acres ; and taltes in seven miles of the banks onVood Hiver , 400 acrcs in cultivation , 50 acrcs of alfalfa and he will plant 100 acres more in the sprin p all fenced - ed with cedar posts , while ' ! 'illson ranch contains 1,370 acres , all fcnced , has 1,200 acrcs of line meadow land. lIe paid $40,000 for the whole. 'l'his is the ranch that Josh has leased for a great man ) ' ycars and now he becomcs its owner , and'l'he Democrat congratulates - gratulates him , for hc has bought a big hargain.-Kearney Demo- crat. OlUTV""I.V. Dietl in Broken Bow , Satuda ) ' , October 4 , 1902 , 140uis J. , eldest son of Aaron and Sarah Pool , of Anselmo , Nebraska. ' ! 'he deceased was born in Put- man county , 11linois , December 2(1 , 1873. He came in cluldhooll with his parents to Nebraslm , where he grew up to be a strong and active man. lIe taught school a little , but preferred an outdoor life. He went to Montana - tana last April , and while there was injured at IllS work , which , I together with a cold , led to his dcath. At last he was taken to Broken ijow , that he might be constantly under the doctors care. But it was too late. Ile was too weak to rally , and died in les ! : ! than twenty live hours after reaching there. He was a bright and good ) 'oun matt of a social dis- positton , and was not known to have an enem ) ' . He leavcs a sorrowing father , mother , sister and four brothers as well as a largc number or loving - ing friends to mourn his early death. The funeral was held in Broken - ken Bow , at the Catholic church , Hev. Father Flanagan ofliciat- ing , and the remains were laid to rcst in the Catholic cemeter ) ' at that place. CAlI. I ) 01 ; ' ' ( ' ' 'ANI'H. We wish to express our hcart- felt thanks to the friends , both old and new , who so kindly assisted - sisted liS throllg-h our late trouble , the sickncss and dcath of ollr belovcd son .1Itd brother. AA ItON 1'001. , ANI > li'A1\III.\ ' . III Memory or Iulo 1'001 ncareHt I.uie tholl has leftllH. I.cftlls in this worlll of tJllin. To our hcartH comcs 11 y arnin , Yearning for thy love IIgain. Often for th ) ' checrillg prcHcncc. Will we lon 1111(1 ( wish III vain. 1IIIt we fc11tolay ( , Dear I.uie , Our reatloss is hilt ) 'our gain. In II world of lightllnd glorYi In II worhl whcre cOllies no l\I ht. IIe is free from care of earth's tille. With the shinning IIngcls whitc. Whcn our work on carth iH enlcl. Whcn we cross o'cr ( lcllths ( lark sca. Will ) 'ou in that land of sunshine.I I Dearcst I.uie wclcomc to thce ? Per the night is closillg round liS. 'Ve huve all the cnrCH , Ioose thcse \ 1011(1o ! Give frecdolll ! Oh. hrcak down thcsc willis of clay. Oh ! dear Luie Gel docs know hest. lIe has takcn YOIl hOlllc to rcst. Why sho\lhl we wcep ? Why thus complain1 Whcn our 10SH is your etcrnal gain. -A FIUHND. II.VNO. Mrs. J. W. Holdcrman fillcd hcr hilS' hand's } ! ulpitllt Custcr Illst SlIIllay. Weather fine for hayiug Ilnd threshill ' Mr. Scott is IIOW in thc vicinit.thrcshing SlIIa11 glain a geol a\'cragc crop. Aftcr spending the S\lllllllCr with hCI mother , Mrs. 1' . J. I'rovincc. Mrs. M. A , . Boice of Wcst Fork , West Virginia. startc ( cnroute for h01llc 1\Ionday. Stant Iycrs has ugain 1II00'cll to thc SlIIith ranch frolll whence he hal movc ( to Gothenhurg SUml ! fuur or fivc yeari since. Born--'u Mr. anIMrs. J. F. Foxwurth ) Oct. 1St. 190:1 : , twin dnughters weighin ! . 4J anll 5 ltJs. respectivel ) ' . Muthcr ani hahie. . cloin wc1\ \ awl Juhn is CUII\'lIles cent. A trio of cowhuys } ! usscflltyno yester clay in cllre of two hundre(1 und fifty-s 1 cultle helonging to Diuh WUOllruff uJ Gcorgetown , Nebr. 'fhey were gras ! > cl it Cherry count ) . . Nchr. and : ue in finl , condition. Johnl\lorford of l\Itmlu. Nebr. , inform us that a grellt deal of the corn is badl injured by frost but there is milch guO ( ripe corn. lIe 11150 infortns n ! ! that hi 1 son in the Dow , II. 11. Carrel who go 1 tired of Custer three yeartl ugo Iltlll wen l to Colorado tr'ing to find the l'oncup l tree is now in IIIlI lIII Territory workill ! f on the stction ut $1.25 per duy Coul hun : dOlle as well in Nebrut ku. . _ _ ' . . , . _ . . . : .t" _ ' . _ _ . _ _ . . . _ . . .10.J . _ _ , m ; ] Ji\ m . . . . . . J. C. Moore , abstracting. 2t1 - Get your Clocks at Ed. McC0I11as' . - Mone ) ' loaned on ll11prOV farms. J Al\tlts LItDWICH , 7 18 tf Brolten Bow , Neb. Clocks , the vety best , at Ed. McComas' . I Ji'OI { SAI.H-A Hve room house . and six lots in Broken Bow. 16 tf S. M. DOIm.Is. Lubricating oils of all killls at \Vilkin's drug store. li'ruit jars at J. C. Bowen's. Just received a car of hedge posts at Dierls 14uI11bcr & Coal Co. in this city. Price , 12 a11(1 HI ccnts. 2 tf Iegan.t Jewelry at Ed. . McComasp. ' Job printillg at this office. ) Farms for sale and lands for rent. Now is the 'lime to gct a , ' farm cheap , as the cheap farms ' are all goin , and prices are au- 1 vancing raptdly.--J. : G. Breni7.er. , \Vall paper at J. C. Bowen's. 1 Several good farms for sale at a bargain , including my own.- : JltSSH GANDY. : .44 tf \ 'I Dr. Seymour , here Oct. 25. " 15-16 See Ed. McComas' Fine Jewelry. FOR SAI.n OR THADn-To\Vll " lots and a few five acre lots in this city , for cattle , horse. or farm. . ; land.-Allcn Rcyncr. I' Green and dry fruits at J. C."I Bowen's. r . . . . . _ 1"- . li'oR SAI.lt-Lots 1 , 2 , 7 and 8 , block 5 , in Jewett's addition to : ( . Broken Bow. Enqnire at tbis oflice. 11-21 tf West Union , Nebraska-Yea , we will pa ) ' a part cash for butter - ter and egl11. : HUt/us G. CAIUt. 'Natches--They Are Fine , At Ed. McComas' . FOJ { SAI.lt-Five acres f ; 1 nd in good state of cultivation adjoining - joining Broken Bow for $200. Inquire at this office. 3-27 tf --0-- ' ; : EI gant Watches go to 1 Ed. McComas' . The Rm'uBLlcAN and Intcr Ocean , $1.50. - Ceiling wax for sealing jars at J. C. Bowen's. 8 tI Pepsin Gum , two paooages for a nickel at Wilkins' Pharmacy. ' . , " ' Ed. McComas has a Fine Lot of Nice New Silverware. \V AN 'lm-A girl to " 0 general housework. Call at thc Presbyterian - ! terian Manse. ll-tf. . Dr. ' 1' . W. Bass , dentist , office northwest corner of Realty Block. J 8-1 tf. .4 If you intend to build call at Dierks 14umber Co. and get prices. , j Jar rubbers , thc best , at J. C. Bowen's. Squires Dros. who recently : . purchased the Willing stock are old implement and hard warr deal- ers. 'l'he ) ' are preparcd to meet thedemands of their patrons. 'rhe public is invited to call and see them for bargains. Fair and honerable treatment will be their motto with all. 10-2 tf. U---Sc'ltIour : c'e spccialist , here Saturday , Octobcr 25 at Grand Central. . - . - A good house for sale. 17 tf. II. llANGS. cnrl.e I COMI. \ , Not wishing to carry carpds ' we will close , thcm out at actual I cost. 17 t f SQUIHJ S BRos. . , . - lUnrket UelJOrt 'or 'rooUY , \Vbcat. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ n Uarley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ur.U. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Corn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l I u'o. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :11 : UaUor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I Kltl/ / . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Hi I'o\lt . . II"r bu.llel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : : i t Onlon . per bu.bel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t.W Cblcken. . per Ilcund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I t Uog. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tI.u , Cow. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : ! .1" . .w . 8\1.018. \ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .OO ' . .W'j r . Tarkoy. , per pound. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .lli . . . tllr. " , pflrcwt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . .1. : UlY , N"w. per Ion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : I.W tllI.ar , per c. . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .W . . . . . , . , . , ' , . . : a. 1.'I ' . . . . . . . . : . : . , _ . ' 1' , # 1 .A IIIIIi. ' 1 JIiA' - ' . _ _