. e ` '

OCTOMR 27’ “"6" ' _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN PAGE ssl/'EN , .

t7 _ . _

1-- -- .'f- ~ » .

_'!.‘,.,,

_Q-1' -¥__.__

_ `\

` 4

'mr mumoso wars of I

TIMEPIECB _ _

T0? on Wham.. --v...¢....a'° ri e.

'° ‘nn °“°° ‘NIV hlqltrnilrosd men rhrvqzhour the world time their move-

rnenta with Waltham accuracy. lg ig \mPr0Vemeni:| such as the extra Ion main.

i\\_-_i

/ _ '/ ' l

lllffifilg. t_ho_ iewelled mainwheed, the rf§"_|:\¢_i3d\°:wr. u wells. Weld..." who doythhu “;nu:h:l'\il'ah.ddm€n like y°'m“"' Wnlthnm. amz in and hee 'tn|::.|:i'II“ifodn "di

" = wsiasm i>..ii....-i ¢....I°..i ii g a

' A °' great effort. to repieiiish the national

e . _ gold reserve._

. _ *' Y8S¢€,I‘<lli1Y. the anniversary of ' f“'\j _ Napoleon's defeat at Leipzig, the

_ W. w. weuner i ' _ _ ` ~` `- ' ' ` ' 5 ' . _ oches, which he handed to the ofiicil

z ` /'\

f,€i- `_-‘

. _ .

V.n;..¢..:_""Cfs»t»...¢ S_¢_.e=i_.f"'a45," _ ` - _` ' als as his mistress‘s contribution.

645 .nd anim.. Women of the Crown Prin<'ess'~'.

..*lT PAYS to buy in this Province.

~*MR- R. R. Howi.E1'1' is Gum

dian agent ,for Annandale and vicinity.

HANDS OVER PLUNDER.

BERLIN. October 22.- The col-

lection of gold all over the country is making rapid progress, all classes of the population com etln in

Grown Princess’ chsmberlaln ap- peared at the depot in the Prussian Diet building with a large quantity oi’ gold-und jewels, among which were beautiful bracelets, chains and bio

tion for advertising in this column.

..*T. GORDON IVES is Guardian

representative ln Montague. '

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS, FIRIDAV.

Butter, creamery. Der Calfskins, per Ib Eggs, per dbz. .....31 .32 Hay, loose, per ton .$11.00 $12.00 Hay pressed, per ton .. .$12.00 $13.00 Hides. per- ....15 .is Lamb pelts, each ...50 .70 Oats. black. ner bus. . .. _....55 Oats, white, per bus. .....50 Potatoes, per bus. ....45 .50 Pork. organs att. .._.09% .121/1 Straw, pressed. per ton .. $0.00 $6.50 Turnips. per bus. . ......18 .20 Wool, per-lb .35 .48 Wheat. per bus $140 $150

Ib ....36 .37 ...19 .20

frontier in addition to what they have had to defend this summer.

ENEMV MORALE LOWER.

It is a universal remark among tlie|

British that never has the morals of the prisoners varied more than now. "You will notice that we are always taking prisoners. and that the Ger- mans get very few of ours," said n

of our men are bound to get into hazardous positions in this kind of* intricate operations at close quart- ers, they die rather than yield. 'l‘liis shows their morals and the temper oi` the situation. Some Germans have never fought better, and some linvc never fought so badly as in the twenty Germans p_ractically threw up their hands and wnlkcil into the Bri-

/ _,_ » ./

`\~\ _\\, \\

Guardian {'i`”?=’?"-i`-i‘~¥1"»»ff=’y "£353 .<»“?$'3§"l“ 'cgifi ._

________ _______________________________________,__*_______v___V_______V___: mon allied offensive in t e spr ni: "1 - ’ - ‘

"""" . they may not have to defend the ini- S

__»oNE ¢EN1- per word each mae,-_ mense length oi’ .the Rouinaiiinn w A C _ _ _ _ _ A t

fr.. t . \ \ r \.__\_ ..\_ \.\?.._~`~‘

" `_~`,` ‘r _

.\ _

\ A‘ A

‘N _"_ ` » ` ~ ` _ \ _ » _ \v xg \'._ \\:

staff omcor. -"riioilgii small partie.; The Kind You 'novo Always Bought, and which has been

ln use for over 30 ycins, has borne tho signature of

and has been made under his per-

snnnt supervision since its infnncyv

. , . - Allow no one to dec(-ive you In this.

All Coliiitcrfcits, ii-iitatioiis and “Just.-as-good ” are but

Expcriuicnts that trifle with and endaiiger the 7**-nltli of Infants and Children-1<lxpcriencc against .I£xpcrimeut.

What is CASTORIA -_

_ _‘MQ _ _ . - ~ - - - ~--- - ii _ stu .irr -ii _

"__ ` household also offered many hand *H "sh nes u le “Due S “ U Cantorio. is ri, harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pate- -

Y ` -A - some trliikets.

i ml -

The u ic schools have taken u

YOUR FRIENDS can buy

anything you can' give

them-except your photograph,

Malre an appointment today.

The Cook’s Studio

New DesP'isav blink `

noliday Photographs

Will you pardon us for sug-

gest1ng_ NOW is the time to have sittings made for your Xmas photographs

Our staff can give your

work better attention than lat- ‘:r. Make an appointment today at i -

The Bayer Studio

A. iz. iron, suit.

Good Photography Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography.

107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J.

The Magdalen Islands S. S. Co. Ltd

The B. B. Amelia. carrying H, H,

lllllll. passengers and freight loives P|°t0\l "B17 Monday md Thursday nt- ter arrival ot morning express from Hnlitlx, for the Magdalen Islands call- lll. going and comin: at Bonriu.

OHAD. W. IVES, Agent, Picton

I. H. ltlrrltt, Manager, Amherst.

_ HlI'I0h M. I.

l __ i

Eastern Steamship Lines

ALL-THE-WAY BY WATER. _ INTERNATIONAL LINE.

Leave St John Monrlays und' 'l‘hurs-

days at 900 a. in.. (Atlantic Times). for Eastport, Luboc, Portland and Boa- ton.

Return- Leave Central Wharf. Bos-

ton, Mondays antl Tliursdays at 9.00 a. in., for Portland, Eastport, Lubeo and St. John. _

» MAINE BTEAMSHIP LINE. BETWENN PORTLAND AND NEW YORK REDUCED FARE8 AND AND STATEROOM PRICE8

From Portland and New York. Pas-

senger service Tues.. and Sat.. one week ’I‘hurs., alternate week. Freight service Tues., Thurs., and Sat. Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, 0 p. m. Leave New York 5 p. m.

METROPOLITAN LlNl.

Direct between Boston and Nan

York.

18% Hours. Route vin Cape Cod Omni.

llxpron Steel Btenmlhlpl lluuo

hulotfu sud Bunker Hill.

Leave North Side Indio Wharf.

Boston week days md Sundays at ll p. m. Home Service returning frtom Pier 18, North River, Foot of llurrn! Bt. New York City. lt, John city Tloket Oflloo, 47 King 8|. A. O. Currie, Agent, Bt. John, N. I. A. I. FIomln|, 1'.F., A P. A. Bt_ John

N. I.

gllll'-'I*i\\\\\\\\\illlll 5 Fash1on’s

that are approved

U' ‘<

style experts. '

llllll \\\\\\\LTl/I/IIIl\\\\\\\\\\\` \YIIIl\@\\“\iI$I £

-is »-- i-r _

:r 5 _ 5_4 1'? N ` ¥

If ‘_B’“__y.:y*jig/?/// \ A.

_ " J ~=-<2 - ~

/ /

I (U I FP

We earnestly

reques

he opportunity of show g you the most beautf ul lot of fall shoes w

ave ever shown,

See our windows

Alley & Co 135 Queen St.

alIllll\\\\\\\?Il/I

D bl D

.1 -_'I a collection thruugh pupils who will

be rewarded by iron medals and other decorations, according to their zeal.

BR|T|SH AND FRENCH

HOLD CONFERENCE.

IEIIIIAQ-TI//ZIIL\\\\\\“WIIIIIIWW llIiIIIf£\\\\\\\\\‘2I/I//III

PARIS, Oct. 23.- At a conference

of the political and military leaders oi’ France and Great Britain, held at Boulogne on Friday the French lead- ers present were Finance Minister Ri- bot, General Joffre. Admiral Lsvnsee, minister of marine, Gen. Rennes, minister of war; M. Tlionias, inlnistcr of munitions, and Leon Bourgeois and M, De Margerie, representing the French foreign office, and General Pelle, chief oi' stall' to General Joi-

fie .

i"‘“.'C.;_; i`i'cinioi‘ Aaquith, Great

-'Britain was represented by General Robertson, chief o1`staff; Gen Haig. comniander ot` the British ariwes in France;Di1vid Lloyd George,minister of war; Arthur J. Balfour, first lord of the adnili‘zilt_\', and Viscount Grey, secretary ot' state for foreign affairs.

WIFE Tlllllll

T0 WURK

IN BED MOST OF TIME

Her Health Restored by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.

Indianapolis, Indiana. - "My health

was so poor and my constitution so run

down that I could

_ For

Pickling Spices, All Kinds.

You are sure to get them fresh

Our trade is so great

that our customers will not allow our stock to get stale.

Our Vinegar is of the

very best quality. '

Ellis Pharmacy, Ltd.

For Quaility.

mwm. '

/4|||||\l7 ~' _ not work. I was

.- _ ' _ ._ _ thimpaleandweak,

1 A weighed but 109

_ _ A pounds and wigs lin

_ _ _: _,;_.-5 '"1 bed most o t e

' U `.'V.I,` time. I began tak-

’ I i~<>~-§;`f_?_“.5_i I ing Lydia E. Pink-

‘ 1 ‘ hsm's Vegetable

.LQ - 5 Compound and five

. monhths later I “ Q3' 7`l§ weig ed 133 pounds.

- M" "2" I do all the house-

work and washing for eleven and I can truthfully say Lydia. E. Pinkham's Veg- ‘etable Compound has been a godsend to me forI would have been in my grave today but for it. I would tell all wo- men suffering as I was to try your valu- able remedy."- Mrs. WM. GREEN, 332 S. Addison Street, Indianapolis,Indiana.

There ishardly a neighborhood in this

country, wherein some wo_msn has not found health by using this good old- fashioned root and herb remedy.

If there is anything about which you

would like special advice, write to the Lydia E. Pinkhsm Medicina Oo., Lylmi

$ Ilay Specials

al Miller Bros.

A limited number of Pat-

S riotic Songs, worth from

18c to 35c a copy. Dollar Day only_... ...... ._.........10c

Dny and Hunter’s

> 32`nd Annual, Containing

l i _

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS4 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 2nd. 1916.

Trains Outward, Read Down. P.M. A.M. A.M. Atlantic Sta 3.45 11.50 7.35 Dep.

1.15 2.06 .49

Hunter

999? ow--o oNU\o

ls?

F354 _S2

v-gf°5°5°9° 32232

Charlottetown Arr. 11.40

Emerald Jct- _ 0.59 Kensington 9.27

rr. Sumnierslde Dep. 9.00

Trains Inward. Read Up.

A M S

ndard Time. A.M. P.M. P.M. _

10.15 9.20 8.48 8.23 8.00

River 10.36

25?'

12.15 Dep. 1.57 3.32 4.40 5.40 Arr.

8.10 9.08 9.57 10.38

11.15 Tigni

Summerside Arr. 8.45 5.05 Port Hill 7.48 O'Leary 7.03 Alberton ' 0.19

3.31 2.07 12.55

sh Dep. 5.45 12.00

Tues.

Mon.Wed. Tues.

Thur. & 6: Friday. Sat. 8.55 8.55 0.30 Dep. 9.30 9.50 7.25 Arr,

& Sat.

Emerald Jet. Arr.

Cape Traverse Dep.

' _’1‘;os. _*_* s

Sat. 8.35 8.00

7'."

10.20 9.03

9* »- cn

9° Q Q

Hai'ry Lauder Hits, regular-

S ly 40C, Dollar Day .... __ ._27c

Regular 18c Patriotic

Songs, including

. Good Luck to the Boys

of the Allies.

Wnen Jack Comes

Ba :k. B/ Order of the King. They Heard the Call

of the Motherland.

When the World Has

Peace Again.. I5

Standard Songs, -by

Squire Lohr, Sanderson, Ronald, d’Hardelot and oth-

con OO

P.M. 3.00 4.10 4.86 4.57 0.00 rr.

\-I rP°~ I-‘QI-I CIQQ >

.40

Dep. Charlottetown Arr. 9.45

Mt. Stewart 8.35

Morell 8.07

St. Peters 7.44 Souris DOD- 0-40

5.50 4.10 8.24 2.50 1.25

S ers reg_3s¢.DoiiarDay 22¢ _ or 5 copita for

Wonder Songs for

Children, 6 songs in book form, beautifully gotten u ,

7.10 Arr.

4.15

“5P? 33.3 ci

sim? ____ ,1;e3_i§;fio__ ' __

ep. ' Mi. stewart Arr. axis 3.50

Cardigan 7.40 2.39

0.80 Montague 7.16 2-10

L10 9.60 11.45 `

4.25

Dep. Charlottetown Arr.

' Vernon River Q

Arr. lllurrny T-litrbor Dnp

rkad. run daily. Sunday OXNI*

5.04

5.25 180

Gy __ Ad _1_1.10 Arr. Georgetown Dep. 6.40 .f W _ __ A ., PM

8.10

_ ._

\`l¢¢F> neun! ' Ov-°~7l`

a nice gift ho k, gularg 75c, Dollar D.iy0....T.el ...40c

I $

Mass. ,

CHAR,LOTTETOWN

Butter (Creamery) in Butter (tub) Tb .. .. .. 28 Butter (fresh) Tb ,.30 to 32 Eggs, doz. 30 to 32 Beef lb (retail . 15 to 20 Fowls, lb . . . .. . _ . .. 12 *.0 14 Chickens lb . 12 to 15 Duckslb . . . . ...._ .....14to15 Hey (Dressed) ton _ $11 to $12 Oats (white) bus. 50 Beets. bus.

Carrots, bus.. ‘Parsnips. lb Butter, dairy per lb ....30 .31 Straw (pressed) ton ._ ..7.00 Porklh . . . . . . . . ....121/Q Turnips, bus. . _ 20 Potatoes per bus. _.50 to 52 Onto (black)_ bus. 55 Buckwheat.. per bus. _ .75 .90

The Wai' Will lasi

Another Year

lll`tlTISll FRO.\"l` iii France, Oct.

21.- 'i`lie war will last anotlier year, not-ordiiig to the coiisensiis ol' opinion ninnng the lirltisli soldiers and their leaders. It is also the opinion of the Gcrinaiis, it' thi: viewsi oi' prison- er:.~ count for anvthiiii-r. Before the graiicl oi`l`eii:<ive stfii‘-eil ii high uutlior `iiv iiil'oi‘n_ieil the i'ori'e.~'|ioii<lent of the

MARKETS.

prints .38

1'." . _ _ ._.40

40to so

.01

lilies would not lin lirokeii this suni mer. and that slow i.pvci'ntioii:i. wear- ing flown the Gei'iiiaiiis. would li

took them prisoners or their Coin manders had no illusion that these

were other Germans. who werorcndy to' fight with that ferocity which ex- pects iio quarter." r

However, whether it is ii Gcrniaii

who throws up his hands on the np-

pronch oi' a British charge or the sur- vivor ot’ it score who fouglii to thc

of the struggle renialns the sziiiic. All believe that the wzir has _c-iitci-eil

LINES AMALGAMATE.

splendicl freiglit and pa:-isenger ser- vice and the Anchor Line. with

\\'oi'lil will.. ‘. ‘ ~ __ -Glasgow, .New York. the Metlilc-i'i'uii-

iiilerests for the- streiigtlieniiig ot'

inown as 1 _

The well known steaiiier Atlienia.

l‘.i=isniii1ia, Snliiriiia and lictitin

.nlilod t0 by ste.iiiiei~. _ l.iiic and new steziinei‘.~i built as inny lic required The intcre=it-i ot tlir

iiotlici eiiniinci \Vith the

iiinko niililiirv inoveineiits iliilivult.

niid siiciilciiig ni' the situation today Iii.-, said.

“We know what the German re-

sources: were and what ours were, and the time requircil to force a de- cisive vlctoi‘y for our arms is ii nint- tci' of cul<:iilziti0ii."

i .

' German Tone Changes.

Geriniiii prisoners t‘alien tluriiigtlie

suninier iiivariulilv spoke of pence he ing ii certainty in thc- autuinii. They regardefl the Somnie thrust as a linul effort oi' tlif. allies for ii decision. and that after its pence would he made. Their tone has been c'ntirely`dit'fereiit ot' late. They rccogiiize that it is a fight to a finish between the man- power and re:-sources of the two foes, :ind that an ultimate dc-clslon will coine from the fearful attrition nii the western front. wliirli now will know no iiiterinissioii until the cull. The Gernizins um deterinilietl to nizike evtzry village on the western front a fortress, which will yield only 'when reduced to powder by shell ilrc. and every gully and crater a machine-gun post to secure their de- fensive tigniust a critical defeat.

Ai; a period when the weather is

adverse to oifcnsivo operations cisc- \vhere the Germans are apparently concentrating every possible man and gun against Rounznnlzi. The view ol' the British ofllcc-rs is that the Gei'~

_ i_

The next sailing from Char-

lottetown for Boston will be on Friday November 3rd.

JAS. CAFRAGHER,

Agent.

Ch’ town.

2735-10-25Mtt‘. /////4\\\\\\\v/0/////5*

\,/_,W7 noiiiiiin 1 'lil ff? iiuiss

,‘ Our larg

shipment o Dutch Bul- bs d ir e ct f r o m Holl- and h a v e

_ arrived and

1 ’ __ are now

_' sale.

mm`N\\W/l//l/ \\\\\\\\\\‘Q

'.3 -vt (D _

/ Illlffl W/§\\§'fIII

\ '.l

//`

All liirge lst size Bulbs, Hyac-

Inths, Tulips, Crocus, Daffodils, i

Lllleo, Freeseas, Etc.

Plant Bulbs out-doors_ before

hard frost comes. Get a copy of ~

our Bulb Catalog for directions

for planting, etc.

importers of Seeds. Bulbs, Etc.

ZIV

5.55 _ _

_Ali train|,.iinl¢oo othorwilo ml A

U!!-_ ,,_,,.__ .-_L_.._...- » -+--»~=~11---»-°‘°*"““‘“A“"°'-

Carter & Co. Lt

.Q-

\1/mr

Importers 0 oe B

bulbs etc

I i is will he looked after bv the nor'

prisoners typified the condition of* the German army as a whole. Thcyl

livrt liedford Foiiipaiiy, liiinited, ol

Dear Sir.-I can recommend MIN

E111 ll' 115, 1

both with excellent.i:esults_

Yours truly,

T. B. LAVERS.

St. John.

i-_ ____ . ' '

ROCKY POINT FERRY _ S. S. I-IILLSBOR0

Leave Ch.'l‘own Leave R. Point

7.30 A. M. 8.00 A- M- 8.30 A. M 0.00 A. M.

10.00 A. M. 11.30 " 2.00 P. M. 3.00 "

wer? wwwc? eooog T5 _:==?

'3-

5.00 "

SUN DAY.

r§r5 S223

[UP

` 'FF

Bl;-¥@

2‘°'oi|»Eis game

Mwftf.

goric, Drops :uid Soothing S5 rups. ltls pleasant. It contains neither Opium, lllorphlno nor other Narcotic substance. its age is it.~i-giiitiwiiitee. It destroys “’ornis and alinys ll<`cvcris‘l ness. For more tliaii ‘thirty years it .~ luis been in coiistauit uso for the relief oi Constipation, Fliitulvncy, \Vliid -Polic, all 'I`(-etlilng Troubles and l)inr1'limn.. It rc;-fiilntcs tho Stoiiiaicli and Bowcls, nssiinilntes tlio I-`nu1i_, giving; liiurltliy :mil niiturul. 510011.

The Ch1Idren’s Pauucca-The Mothc1"s Friend.

death, the Opinion as to the diiraiiioii

GENUINE CASTORIA Atwiws

a stage where no conii>i'oii|iise’isvl0 __ Bears the Signature of

be expected, and where \|<_toi_\ uill / r _

go to the side with the ability to _ - _ . 1-' ' -’ stick the longest. . ; ' _ '_

- _ J 'vi ”

noNAi.DsoN AND ANCHOR _ * -' I

s'i‘. Joi-iN, of-t. 23.- ixnotiitw l U F 0\ p Y a

strong amalgaination of stenniship iii-' n /wr 6

-.7 '_ i .u h' 'iii' ieeii _ .

hfhlrilshinixiiiatdglll0u;hCeGlahgoWM 'Illia old he K|nd You Hella Always Bought I

established Donaldson Line, so well -mn ¢¢..n..~ ¢.,M»s~v_ Mn. yo.-..< ¢.-Y, gnown to the Caimdian public for its ~ j __ _ _ 1., 1 ~_. _____»_~,__,,;',.;.._;,;,,;i',q,i»i‘qk‘t‘_ '

e <oniie<tions between 551 'A _ ______i__ _ __ _ -. ___ _Q

'vain and India. have made ai fusion of 15

their (‘nnadian trade which will be ° I

l .' il 0 Aiiclior-Donalilsoii Line.

_ ' . .' ` ' - 1 it _-\s.sot'ii1l<~il Pye:-..=: that thc- (iei-niaii will li contiiiueil in the service niir A N ,a t

" -'f N - ' of the Anchor L. by

e / ' _ .1 1 1 O _ ' .

iiiaiigiimtcd, and wniiltl probably last' travelling public and. the frelizlit Shin- TIICH ll]Sl.lI`C III gOO(1 StI`0I'1g St0Ck COIDPHII' tlirougli ii ' .' ' | -_-_ _ _ _ f- _ _ 1-ippi~oacl| ot’ winter 1-oinlitioiis, wliicli' <-hinpnny and the ngents._ The lin- leS,Wh1Ch ng-Ver (joutegt an hgnest Clglm Such

'his ollive-r `i'ei~ullctl his pri.-dir-tioii.l i\lmit_reul. Qufslior. John arid, as is rep’-egented ` `

llalilax, and all llonnldson, t‘un.iidl and Anchor Line agents throughoutl

the country will lie pleased to give| Q1 ' ‘ 7 teh ufelltlonsrt mm' mm mm minntin| _Ab O A _ _

tho fullest information. -

g Charlottetown ' I ' gg . 1 i -1. -,. fi ~. f

.' ___ ' `__..._. v"-1:. . -J

4.00 " ` 530 "

i.'.N‘ME§_;”. Have You Hgafd ~ .

Minard’g Linlmont Co., Limited. _ __ _.___._ ____g =- _ _-_-f;-...-_-_--v-.f

the New Edison? _ A

If you have not heard the new li dis-

on the greats-_st musical treat ol your "“°"'"”"*"“"" lifetime is waiting 'ior you lit re at th

store. ' I

The new Edison is the perfected """ '

phonograph-it inconcrivablc how

._~-1; 1-z"'.'l_'-F ‘

A _ _

,in __ _,-._.;.__»i .i as ll _ __ _' _ .S-Z* L",-~é',‘,,

_T__1\T._

<7 _,L

; J,

2 _

.Q in: _ -__

.»-13.`§\-= . _-

iffg. :I '-.ll -"§“

this latest creation of Edison the Wiz- , .\ ing.. ard c0uld`be improved upon. I I 1._}_._l.

Call in today and hear the new ` .

Edison re-create the world s best music .

A. E. Toombs 3

177 Queen Sf.

I\Il`tl'.

iege Artiilry

A Siege Artillery draft of 50 men has been authorized from King*s Cot nty,and 'l

will be quartered in the Souris Barracks until transferred Overseas for further

training. _ r

to prevent you Joining

the need is urgent. I

‘R

o o

Are You Going to Join . .

If you are between the age of 18 a id 4_5, ziricl are physics ily sound, there is nothing

D It Q °ckl

Do not wait to be urged, but decide and act quickly. The Empire needsyou, and

Recruiting Commences at once

Active recruiting for this popular branch of the service has commenced and all

assistance and information will be given by _ -

Judge A. L. FRASER,

Recruiting Otlicer for_King__’s County.

Miller- Bros. , ,__ Lieui. Roy C. ivi¢i.1-_‘.1-iN »_

. _ . ’ - ...ni 1:.: 123 Km Sf- -Mt 9 ° ““‘“° °°““*>’ 5’°,_’=.°...A1fLl’_°_'?T ”‘f°“` ~_...

uv////////.\\\\\wr . _ ~~--»~--» - A ~- »~ ~~-~

- -v ' -~~~'~_-_ " ~ " " ' """"" ` ' - . .,_.. _ rg-

_..._.__L._... . .. ._ _ . ... .._.......,_.,_ ......._ _ _ . ...._......._...._.-.._.»----_

. ‘ .

' ~ .i »' '." 1 ‘ I '*

~-- ~ r < .,, ii. _ __

,_,_

-1

,_ I fe

_ 3- »‘

_.sf ‘

‘i F