Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 30, 1916, NEWS SECTION, Image 5
V : v THE' OMAHA M'NDAV RKK: .U'Hlh .'JO, I91i o A i; f ) FRISCO PRESS CLUB HAS CELEBRATION President Wilion and Seiiator Phelan Senit Greeting Across 1 Continent by Telephone. CARUSO SINGS FROM ATLANTA Hear Ye, Hear Ye, for the "Law" Has Taken Charlie Allen to Lincoln HAN FRANCISCO, April 29. A long distance telephone message from President Wilson will be heard at dawn tomorrow morning by a theater full of people gathered to at tend tho annual show of tn Press club of Pan Francisco. The event Is Ciined eah year from the number or years since the great fire of 1900, and this year It was tho "Ten Years After Show." The fchow starts at midnight tonight and tho president's iiifuNHKn i arranged as one of the tonrluding features, which every perron prenent wilt bear through a liiinHinHter Instnlled at each chair. ' n iti r Jnmea I), rhplnn, former mayor I r'aq Freinolnco, inllilng from tli room HI ll.c Natlnmil 1'rrn club at WahliiK- tmi, lit to Iriiiiciult the president's m--sure, mi follow: "Thr irhullilliiR of Yan Kratn Ln'o iift,r Hie diHim rr of lim I a notable iiioiiiimen nl AitiPi'lciiii tt li;vemrnt. The 1'rens :l i i lUn rwn ihniik for celebrating an event whl'h reflects w miidi crJlt upon thv piiirloiliim nnd enti rprlm of our jffj.. "1 liii rlty tliHt i.o recently enl'TtnlnH Hi world has de.i p!y nutivrel Ituc'f to II Amei-lcHii conitiviiill''N. Von carry with you In your ri'li'lnatlon my alneero and wrllHl sentiments of I'btigratiJliitioii and good will. IHlKtied.f, "HOOIiRovv WlLfifW." Hecildea Hen tor I'lmlnn, who will speak for himself l.fif'lcu ri'riit the tiicni fruiri tlirj prrnlilent, a number of oIIit pronJnent men In W ashington w III niid ninm(es over the wire, Including Knnk lln K, I.mie, secretary of tho Interior, who s a ('iillfornlmi, find Tlnrodnre Tiller, pre, ttnt of the Niitlonnl I'remj club. "no feature of the show l to he lonif ilii.lMiiif telephone fIiikIhk bv Krirl :o iiiiiko, frrpi Atlanta, lilt. One of tli.i lite I nl.lu In ft proloifun hy the I'rea iib cut. mikI ii piny depleting the cut' ilroniii of liopp'nliiKs In t"'nn Krntvlseo 'lurlii l)e jenr, including evenlit of Dm faniiriiH fnclflc exposition. Another sec lion of llii show In to he. made up of pfofcK!nrjl vstidavl l ekrt he, Including slums hy motion ih'turi stars. "Charlie" Allen, cil r sud messenger of the fedcml court lit umnhit ainco Janu ary 1, !;. will mino to Murom June 1 to become crier timl incsscntfi r In the federal court there "I doll't like to leave i.iiimhH." mid Allen. "1 have a cimtlnrtiblo home hern at 920 South Tlilrf v-firal street, mnny friend, and my (laughter la Interested tn miMlcnl ervie heir, Hut I suiitnse It la for the bent.'' "Charlie" Allen tm ft been m fixture at the ftderal court fur twenty ycnis. Ill gavel Iih fnllen at tho opening of every dny'i session of the court nnd hi "Hear , near ye, henr ye" ruin rung out, grow ing Just a little fajnter a the years were added unto hint. "I opened the first ses on of court In thl building," he Mid. "And I opened tho (list eHlnn of eomi held In Ihe new federal building at 1,'nr.otn. That was when they only hud one Judae In Ne branka and Ihd to gn down ther when ever they held eourt In Mlicoln. Till llltle gavel of mine did the wnrM, It a given to me bv Gerug" II Thiinuncl when' he waa clerk of the court. "My, my, I never knew I hud i mnny friend till 1 wa tmniiferred to Lincoln, And they iv-ver found any fault whli my work. I naked .Mr. Iloyt Juat the other flay, t aava, 'lld you ever liar any rom plaint about niv work, Mr, Iloyt?' and he mild, 'Never a ,bll of comt'lalnt, Charlie,' " Mr. Alien la ,n cojaln of ex-Hrnatnr Wlllliuii V, Allen and an old a ibller.-Me wii a member of Company C, Thlrtlelrr Iiidhina Infantry. Me wa In the battle of Howling ilreen, Hhlloli, Corinth, liok. out Mountain and Hone River. At the luet minud h wa wounded o a to be Incapacitated for further pcrype In the S r.v:l , r. s BRIEF CITY NEWS "Toamaasd' tor portlag Oood." Lighting riituraa Burgraa-Orandan. Diamond Cogagamant Klnsra. Rdbalm, Bar Eoot rlnt ft Now Beacon Praaa. ClW'ti ?, Smith, lawyer, lni.a rernovud from Vi'i to :.N Heo Building. Property Carta: ForTo rent prop rty he .1 l(. tnnnout, Kaelln Hl ig. O003 Into Bualutaa II. C. aoddard of tlm CenVial Coal & Coke compuny baa realgnod to tntaM In bu,ilne for lilm-f-clf. 1 'ToUay'a Mot1 Program," olaaatflad aactlon today. l appeara In Tba Ha i;XCI.t)SlVh;i.T Find out what Ibe rloua niovin nldur theatara offer. Keep Tour M-jcoy and valuable lit tha American Hafa Iiepoalt. Vault, :18 South 7th flt , Uea Blrtg. noe -nt II. ft) for month. Open from I a. in. to 6 p. tn. Andlrona Fir Kcraaoa SuiuluilauU Rich Cell HI Home l.nuuoi H Mathew Jin pitrchaaed the Kdaon Tilch home at Thirl y-fourth and fodg atrei-ta. The Ciiimlderatlon Is ulvon aa JV. Mr. IMih I to build a new home. na "Taa-Tlia" "hinrioi Cunder'anil Bl'jfc runeral Held 1 uneral eervlcea for John I'.bikc. BK'd i.;i yeara. who died Vednehd;iy at hi home, U'.'l South Klfly- fceevnd I reel, were hi bl, yeatcrdny at 2 o'clock frptji UurHet'a chapel. Iiilm nifiit w!l In I'll u.iiiiil f 1 f 1 1 lemetery. CALLS THE WEST TO AID IN GOOD WORKFOR PEACE (Continued from Page One.) wlieg ha atrlvea, aa aim ought to atrlve, to bring peace to the reat of tha world. And thero can be no auch protection wlthreit tbnroughgnlng preparation --mil. Itary, aoclal and Industrial." Colonel RooHevdl pointed to what h declared to be the nation's full lire to prepme linen the fluropc.in war be;n. ite. InrtiM; I hit the houc of repre?,rnta tivev "ha taUcn what meauie- II rnuld to Intufir with tlx oi'iianUutbm.i on whbh we tlviuhl have to rely In any be- lated and hurried fffort to meet our needa ehould w have to act. In support of our not (the flrat American bote to Germany), and haa paaaed leglalntlon ex cellontly dealifned to prevent all effi ciency from a military standpoint." Menull of Our .eulecl. "If now there la no war," Colonel rtonarvrlt Continued, "It will lie proof positive that If fourteen months ago we had made It evident that we meant what we said Cirrinany would have, abandoned lln fUbmnrlne policy and the Uvea of thourand of non combatants would have been saved, so that their blood Is at our door bucauae we failed, when we sent that note, to show that wa meant what we aald. If, on (he other hand, war doe enme, It will be n cruel and dreadful thing that, having had the, amplest opportunity and time to prepare for It on the largest scale, we drifted Into It sternforemoKt having shown ourselves helplessly unable to provide In the smallest degree to make our vaiit strength effective." Colonel Roosevelt reiterated hla prevl-oiiiily-iitteied opinion regarding a need for a larger army aid navy and pointed to conditions In Kuropn and Mexico aa Illustrating tho country's nceda In this respect. Mast Prepare Indnatry. ' rnscuaslng industrial preparedness, Col onel rtoosevelt declared that without It "thera can be no full preparation for military service." "I'nlif our Industrie are highly effi cient," he said, "and moreover are trained for thle particular work In ad vance, the penalty will Inevitably be paid In the aliapn ot dreadful Iosm of llfu union? our sotdlei. Such a. need ennnot be. met by government-owned and mini ai,fd plants, although there should be some such to serve aa check and rrgu la tors. The need ! to train, to educate mnny bulucnn firms by means of giving (Imni orders In lime of pcaco fir ihe various things which Ihe government would need In enommiia quaiitlllen In time of war. There should be a survey Of the producing; resources of the coun try and tho development Hnd practical working out In lime of peace of plan for rfilnrmum annual educational older to be placed bv the army and navy with thou,aiidn of firm widely distributed geosniphlcally, and the enrollment In I line of peaco of the skilled la bor which It hi necessary to keep on the Job In time of war. We shall need organized business In time of war Ju.it aa In time of ieace. Our duty la to encnurago It, but aleo to see that It actlvltlea are for the benefit of the whole country. The government should provide against ex reualve profit-making In time of war; and It ran only do this a a n,unco WE CLEAN KID OlOTEB, A WD BLIPPBatS. HOES Dreshcr Bros. DYERS, DRY CVLEAIUIRR, RATTERS AND TAILOR. 3JII.17 FARM AM BT Our Aatomolilla fssa Your Door Evsrv Day. CAM. TYLER 343. mm I A Proud Record of Satisfaction Trie dist-riinlniitina buyers of the American homes determine the fate of any rlk!e offered Ihein, If It fuitllt Ihe rlaltnt mil t 4 It, In gala It ruitlnumit siul It row ills'. If it liat real UtetuJlicas and fell, bility the fuMk rr'iU It friend, nd to aiiii.unt (if ileforniatlon ran prevent ttumvtit. Peruna Has Stood the Test Is uto h.n Uvn Itiii fu ial rvt r w hern. It luitn Ut jn ftiriuU Bimdiil ttbitlMlull UJmll ItbUl- : ! ho lutvt tiwlll f r nay iUivl nil ratjrrhulfon ihii-ii. util e a i!'! tt-nk', U h,t !r th 1:1 Is; tln j' "! f ir It fu!itf it I !. llw i! tn.Ubl fff &n rwr r. . ty t i ik f itiiily inrilit ine, r li.tMn tt'-l S i, UA b f At, t- ..'i. 1 t ' I l il tu t -! 4'i. I n4 it. lu.U. , M r'i.ii Viuism, F" " t S fl,M twMt, I H (ii.ivi In'. I fcUt 1 t KK M I 4m .... r.--... I l I I f . 1 .. I . k ! Hf u ... .! f ' II -l I ,.- 4 l Us i..J ,; ' t . 1 ,. e S-. .Ii f d . . f , i ' t .. I i W ' v T-l - n I l I . l I M t V. I . 4 ., . - I i ' ' "'II" ! t . , . J A M ' e , "'" '"- t ? . . -i tu h ! i 11 1 I l f f Rl t- Kt (if fctlj.l-M.1:, I 0,1 V . .i'in.i' t a. .4. wN.tbii t.sn I s ,- I 1 1 !.f 4.tl . 1 , 4 " .! t'',' I CharlnsV.Allcn army. He cams to Omaha In Uclol r, 1KSM. Ills giett pride I Ida daughter, Mhs Hose ). Allen, a musician, who keep house for bin), fhe studied vnr.v. euHure for ten J ears and graduated fr.jin a gre.il i dramatic art school in .V-w Voik. WIh-ii her mother wa taken n ek elm came honm and nurcd ber for six year. Ami since Mr. Allen's death she ha kept the home for hr r father. plivst plants which in the event of war could be trusted lo do public buslm-s.i, These plains, ihroilijli some such yl. m hk the annual rducatlonnl orders above referc-d tov could be, tiuidn ready for efficient mmiHIoun work In time of war The Kovrrnmctit r ncoiiragemeiit eould bv also used to secure as one of It featurci thoiie things for labor which It Is in. ..it necessary to secure: psrtper working eml living coiidlHons and provision for In suraiice coinKiiallon agalmd sl. kne. accident and old nw. ( onure ll.u a Vninlnit, "Not one step has been taUru by con gress to help serure lbee ludiintrlal roti dlll'ilis. Not. one slip bna been taken lo ;ecurn t tin natlonaligitlon of Industry In time of war Tho lallroad business In parirular. Insofar as Interntate com mclce Slid everything dlrerlly or Indi rectly coniii 1 led with It Is concerned, "hould b" inndn a iiiilloit.il matter, with 1 national Incorporation law. and the whole power ..f regulation iwhlch should Iti-. If be part of a process of riicouisKe. menu I'nlgi In the federal commission, the purpose being to encourage the bueb ties In every l ultimate way. while also wc lug that It I managed In the Interest of 1 lie public, no lis of the Investors, iiiaiiHKer and wage workers. V can have lio nalional economic program until no in. ike ourselves really r. nation. Na tional med cannot be met by conflict Ing locality acllon. This I the sue of in-o.. Million Hurely If we really are a hi, slues people thin iuci (bat there should be co-oiernton and not hoallllly between the government and tbe tnliihty agencies thrnuifli which alone modern bUalnrss, especially liiteinatloiial bilU lieas, can be niauaaed. Let the aovern ment remilste tho corporations: but let this regulation be an Incident of beaiiv co-operiitlou with them, lo secure (heir Well belnir, and also the we1.benu of thoe 'io work for iIimii and of those I for whom Ihey work. Capitnl niut be : oiKHiii.ed on a larijc ale Just a labor muni ii.' m h n 11 1 . . 1 .'11 I I'll .'.iiip. 1, in, jbotb forms of nrgattlr.s'l'iii igusl Juatlfy lllienieKe .y rhowlug llit tbey ale not jotily brncflclal to lhemelv(a but to Ihe people a a w hole. ' lliinHn Mill ol Win. "No for 111 f.f Kovernmint li survive unless II can Justify Its lleiii. Ilnat Ing about demoi rscy won t make demo cracy succeed. are the greali ") denioiistlc republic and we are fle nut (only lo our own country, Put to denm Icracy everywhere If ne do not seriously ! endeavor lo show, bv mir actions and success, that with us the many men ea make a nation a efficient as rlsewher nations have been efficient by a few men. "U'e ( anno) afford lo leave this demo cracy of ours Inefficient, If we do It wl'l assuredly some day fc-o down in r'llii. i We cannot afford to tolerate with cyni cal indifference the pork-barrel theories of government So dear to the hearla of pnt'llclana of Ihe baser sort. With a vvenllh of billions of dollars, and a popu lation of 'HVm.ii, we cannot afford to be In a conillilon of utterly unstable so cial and Industrial equilibrium, nor to see our sons arow up steeped In a spirit of mere selfish Individualism, without si If. control or discipline or sense of co operation, or firmness of purpose. W have ureal Individual capacity. This we murt kerp. Hut we must train It so licit we shall have great collective capacity, no that ihere may be that collective democratic power and discipline without which no great modern democracy can permanently gubsltt." . Orchard & Wilhelm Co, 414-416-418 South Sixteenth This Is Round Oak Combination Range Week BV PKKSKXTI.VO tho iur.mijmii.vinK MKUCilAXDISH niKC.'K tlurinjf this week vndluff Mny (!tli, yu may hfivc a .IfiiH li'niuiil Oak 'onihiniitioii .Mivort'd nt, your homo without r.Wl.Mi OXK ( )ST 1M1WN ntel at the wuiic tinio , Save $5.00 on the Regular Purchase Price Wit 1 1 thf co i)icnit inn of the Ifotitiil O.'ik I'1ks, wliiMiutlior ic this r-pooinl olt'cr, w nrc tiuikinsT this inducement in or der lo ii'hl iinother t diloiiil nl' Ihe ffimoiis Ifoinul (hik (,'oni liiiuitioiis to the sevcnil eirhniils alrendy now in use in the city of Oiiiiihii, mi'l 1 1 1 1 j further ioiiihirize litis woiiilerful It hurim (tax, coat or u oixl without thntujf of pnrtti. 30 Days' Free Trial iiml the nuijro reinoveil with out a cent of oxjichh! to you if not hiitisfaotory. SATISI'IFJ) (nii.l we 1 . . "V?.'tcr"is Know irom past ex eri- aV.Vjsfti , , jSTsirfa line 111.11 vim win lie; Villi lijiv tile liuhuieo ill SMAhh MONTIIhV J'AV.MI'IXJ.S. This is our iiiicoik it ional sfii;irnne( mul our answer to "what do we think of the Won ml Oak, Coiiiliinnlion Ifnnrro", warms (tin h In lien In wliitrp hj IiiiiiiIiisT voaI, how It Iveepa lie klnlir'ii rmd in summer liy hurn Inif u"i hnw simple and how snfn la Ihe entire, devlre, how It' 1 r nine. 4jiUrtill,;lTi!!w1 tefeciiiiil A Q f-f-M' BriSRIii " nXl This Is the Round Oak Merchandise Check Worth $5 to You If lined between tbe datea April 20th to May 6th, 1918 under tho conditions itat ed below. In arcord with the con tractu iinrl nKreementd exIbU Ing with Ori hard A Wilhelm Co., M-4lfi.4l Bouth 16th 81. , Oiimha, thin , Merchandise Check entitlea you to a credit of 15.00 to bo applied aa the original payment required to have delivered to your home one Hound Onk .1 fuel 'Olm MriHtlon lianxe. Till; KOI 'Ml O.IK IOI.KS, iniHtiflw, MI1I1. When handed In for credit Ihe cnsionier In required to endorsn an fndlented. Name Address, , , Kalesman . , Pale Our salespeople will fully ex plain every feature of (hla won derfully convenient inline how perfect Is Ita construction, how evenly (he oven bakes, how It cheaper than Ihe poorly construct ed ranKe, and how you can have It lnntalled In your own homo Milium) fni) Inn a rent, down, and at a snvina of K.VfKl on Ihe rcHiiliir firbe. JM Gift Shop Mahogany Floor I-ampd, rm SIO to rt7r, Mnhoi'any Floudolr l-Mnips tron i.roo$7.ro l'laho-?Hny lable l.anipn from S.".r0 t') H 1 a tJ7 w S, Wilhelm Co rcnar 414.16.18 South Sixteenth Street May 1st Brings Us to the Midst of the Season for Home Replenishing 1JEW Furniture is Here, A presentation of trustworthy furnir A x 4. l ! A.i .1 1 1 . -vr iure ac popular prices inai surpasses me usual snowing, w e want you to.see w lines for Living Room, Dining Room and lied Room In all the popular oak finishes. our new American Walnut, ?vfahogany, Enamels, etc. Rocker or Arm Chair Like Cut Hi tow Tbla pretty Jacobean dewlan haa atnlned cane panel back, large, full wl.e chair or rocker, high back, looan cush ion, lapeMtry tiphol Htered scat. An extra pood value. Kiirh -- $22.00 Vanity Dressing Case ' IAkf, Cut One of the new William and select quartered golden irik, ISlrST'' $54.00 Ralanco of suite to match Vanity Dressing Cane: IlKI-Full sire, poster effect,,,... hKHSSKK- -Large size niimii;it lhiko kIhhs IHIISMM, TAIUK - Triple minor. Jacobean Oak Rockers and Arm A (ine assortment of patterns. $10.00, S12.00, $13.50, $15.00, $18.00 Tahiti, Sftten, Sfonj, )tth$, ttt. to match Mary design, triple mirror, S2U Chairs You Will Bo Delighted With tho Newest Draperies, Uphol steries, Curtains and Cretonnes ii.sM'inlil i lii iv for vour nniMilft'iilieili nml M'lt'i'tion. Fancy Cretonnes In Many neaiitlful Dt slii Nn luiti-rml In so iiml, so InvltliiK, sit iilitnant fur timnturr l urtalns tn t UV4.IS us these t ri lntitiis ItiiKht ridiira, In many di'i.laii ttisy l.rlah'en lh b'ime a id tiuMrt a 1 hrty altiiiispliPt liiir iliiiii of Ibl-i pi'f'Ular maifiltl it uiiiinittHr vsru l ml el tut riu a v iit Pricfs from 25o to $2,50 Yard. -I'm it-i A Suporior Scrim Curtains In 1 renin au Ivlifiv, lli'ii,ll, fir, vltl it' n vntirl, tint Mi't n ! f In n tt I S150, $185, HOP, $150, $7.00 r,vir. KHs ami Yanl. Crrtnti0 tdg($, U 1 1 o whI l'u Yrit Cover. of All Sorts, rt;1 i ... ri , I ' I41 41 t, ,1. I .! 1 111 M .l. "-n. I' ! ' I I't .iii-m, ml I in' f ii-lr4 m It M 1 .!.! V 1 14 h I'tll.., I .tei T.V, ! .VI, latiln Califs I. , l J , UN,. I ..in. , ,V. J T J I IN Mlp Cmrn All the World's Music 1 Yours With a Victrola ttlght In your own home and you nerd not delay. Take ad vantage of our "V'.Hny Payment" plan and have your Victrola to enjoy NOW, Spend a half hour In our Now Victrola Gallery on the fifth flnrir. It t: perfectly appointed r o r Ihe careful Judg ing of Victor ma chined and records. Thla it VlrtroU $75 IMher lo Hay Records Aro Ready Couch Hammocks I, a rue new line. Rattan Rocker Cut. Thla bandHome Old Ivory flnlnh Arm ftocker or t'balr baa uphol atered cretonne cushion acat and pail batk, broad, flat arms. An exceptional value, fach $12.50 rrrmm p.lAw:4 MpiK 4Vl',T'I. 1 -T r wmmm Brass Beds Square port, square ftllrj Brass Deda are very popular. We lnTlt your lnapectlon of our large com plete assortment of styles. Srvt Inipruvrit slilr cniiiirlrt with chain. rpe ami I'lllitm lulus $7,W, $9 50, $10, $12. $15 louseclcanintJ Necessities nit Wind V!I M,.bs, ahull bsiill'' . II t s.r I 1'i-r M"p n.l h;lt , ll t r.Uf linl t KillM and l.lflf Slll piiIipi i.il i,r 7re I Tit, 1 . 1. .,..14-,U I H I II 4 Jf 4 V 4M4 est. 4. lit1 i .lvi. .'.1 1 1.. I i t lr I l'.r t-l'Hiirii .I W 4 I t VI ri.;.o t I tiritltiiro ohh I II II I lll li I! - I n "i.. . I 11 1 r t I . if 1 I 1 -I 11 Alatii .S.titlm '.'.V ttr.l ti) Square Post Drass Bed Lik Cut. Thla la an unuaual valut 2-lneh jinsta trtth heary top tOQ C A and bottom rods and fillers, satin finish. 3Jt7oU Square Post Brass Beds, $38.00, $39.50, $42.00 llio InrR-fvt lino of l!rts TViIh in tlio Wnst to rlinoso from. IVifOH $9.00 and Up Osterm oor la ttr esses The (ienuirie Osier moor, $15.00 Rugs -In 6x9 and 8-3x10-6 Sizes Twelve iartlinlar atletillim In our Hug rVctUn. In these allien aa well aa In llui pupiilar ulre, ehuvv pile after pile of lruieU Velvet, AiinliiMfr Mini Wiltn.i grades, offering an rqnal selectlou to Ihe piinimser bi r''ilire Itirt hiuIIit r UK. llniKHcU . . . ftl.T.n in M.ro Jitn fl Itruasela. fiaiStl In '4I U!t Auniniier . .fi.t.Au m lit.T'V :un Aiminir. $w i 9'i?.vt fc, Unity lrtlmt-t Ht.:,V'.'i,Sll !i in llu.lv llriumla ll-V, In (IH t,' wiiiun ...... ,:n..v I., i f, s,jti ii ii, , trt. n, umi Oval Raff Rus rv - 8T". ,, he. B't.T-4 In, , lT fr ,,,, Seamless Wilton Velvet Rujs V 1 11 n t J7M t'tti't v;l.,l! , .i-i-l .III t 1 1 n i ; ' i w , l !' I I' '! .HI iHll if l..lflii I, 4 U tl vH'H I , (Ul I I '! nil- t I'f Ii f llh i .;t . ,v an ,'I il II i tl I . I I it H I't 1 M '. . ,l I , i h t ! i . t- I 1,1 M i!m , .'lilt ,ie . , I lull tn.. I1 1 i U.' i , Inliivt l.iiu!tni!i, f.-ri ni.U lll In ',,i m, mi-ita, M. H n.t l-lte, ii,in, !.. I'- I", liii i u 1 1. (, '.i, i , - ' in. l. ! I i i i i "I" tl fi I , mi S , I -.! In , ,1 tt-it.,,,!.. id i a t , 4 . ... in ,. t w mrv as n Km tiat-i M(f ismi at Mg 1 fa. iu.ft, 1 .lt.iMW4.44, ( Ii, 41 1 I'.-1 i- lit t I s... , ! t .. sto , 1 l-l )-,! ,.l i.f I', -XI I lit Mini, III " ! 1 '4 t ) I J i' ' I !! ilH'.l u 1 1 1 1 111 I'll! $Uii, ji-o, sir o t ) s, nil. t I"