The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1928, Page 9

SITES LAN DERRE CL STEEN, iy OE NLR SB AGP sR a Se Ee = = = = : ‘MISCELLANEOUS > NoTrce: “or Le FORE- ———— Tohn "Gicen and Son ‘company, Pembina River Oil and Gas com- OR SAL® ice Imported’ Ger SALE < rporations || Hankinson, $25,000; John Green, K.| pany, Walhalla, $100,000; A. J. ty ALE Choice Imporsed Get. ju betaine, Saving occurred i, the ir | : Inco! 4 C. Green and Guy M. Johnson, : allerius, Cavalier; George Miller ri un S dver isement s -.also.antive singers Cages, seeds |tetign Nerolnafter, described, notice - ‘Traynor-Satermo company, Van and E. Mager, Walhalla, To pros- e Si ied: treats, ete; Ph 115-5, Jacob| soseehy given, that z it conan oe Air pervice) Ryder, $10,-] Hook, $25,000; E. J. Traynor, Ralph pect. for gas and oil. N =PE HO ON BE 8 2 | oe 1; Dickinson ND, | Box 128, Alec fut Fae ee na Letacyiey, | 000 4 ; H. O. Holm, A. 0. deaiakror, rls and Gus Satner. To oper- = S * anemones = * ee aed his Wife, as mortgagors, to Berner E. F. Van_ Hook’ and 0. Olsness,| ate a ware store. A = ieicaiaall ‘ i pect ek gy Eg ee and 4,,0° ay October 4 ee, ed the Ryder, and George W. Albrecht, Sweetheart Bakers, Inc., Minot, A. fore-and-aft “rigged vessel, second hand, - Over 500.style: Rosegion. Th -- plans to} $50,000; R. H. Brubaker, Minot; 0.| originally of two masts, but later MALE “SLP WANTED i feo FOR SALE - “> "1" sizes," We have one ta fit your] in tna'omicett the Resiateret Deeds aah Marley taal d|R. Pretle and V. S. Pretle, Billings: | with as. S ipaverd, tn /onltet A WANTED—Burleigh Dusty now : r business. W. E. Stitzel, rept : : he ey ihe Reeintse gt Deeds or hay an ate taxi sia an mi i le and V. 8. le, Billings, a as many as seven, is calle open for steady” hustler to ‘sell. Classified Adverising Rates $600. 06 CASH. oO, THEN] « tative. wyratterson Hotel, . Bis- Be as". of igeth: stk on. asck LB tyat tates oa I ss hae teat Pes rd’s Reliable Remedies and jective Jan: mae 1928 js monthly payn -ot Uys. 8. new}: marck, baa ne 4 seca wi al sis cal socials a 1 insertio : modern five room ‘ani bune- ort) - Se Slog Wares | ene acon, #8 || dnc dmrnoe tates nee Sates bdo ey ares es ail OUT OUR WAY By Wiliams ti tical atures, ful iise- + Grea rece yeaa | a fac ments basement «gash, Sales] "Ur yaoMeggs. Phone’ GOO, Mrs| renee in erie eres “tal Medical Company. Winona, Minn. . wee . : Mi ismayck, -___"_-_| for record in the oftice of the Remis= At eee Established 1656. . rary ’ acre tracts,|ter of Deeds of aad Burleigh wae re bi why not learn a profitable 4 bag ye i500 oggptelits * joiting the east end park of Bis- bars aig wat 9 orclock A: Sy and Ww Zs, “eG ; Ma ie Gr Scar Dretession etsy work special short _ Which payments, include. interest | Marck, ata bargain, See S., 8.|Guiy’ recorded: therein in Book 91 of ie A NT FAY . , gourse, free catalog. Moler Bar-| Maatper weed 4 at 7 per cent buys a five -room|._ Cliff rd N.D, "| Assignments, op page: 411, and whic , A ER NOTHIN’ WITS @ . ‘der College, Fargo, N- D.-Butte; | - aETED. nearly modern house,’ hardwood der’ ordersof iieenes therefor, iveted | vv we 1 Mont. \| CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ||. floors, bath, loti “garage, | Tenant.to pay’1 per_cent| by the Judge of the County Court of H Ay Dist US ; : , aren man ‘ame |. .... RATES : 1. Balen: peice: eeah teres Weite fhe ator OF he aetna es ott ' ? by) COME INT ar 0! an fear: ‘e lone. 4 tnch. ne, Lund 4 = * oe ae a a ay ne] (ee sli pa - lance RoomING HoUsE Lo-lrOr Rae i909 a | Bere, adninfate aioe of maid entnte, . ae Ps. Z;\ YOu TT! LISSUN'N All classified ads are cash in cated -east Broadway, need of] tomobilg. for $100. ‘Phone: 722 oF Serisin INbTOMEE Tn Seltine eanees | ZaBee i SEE IF WE ROAR WANTE! ld be FEMALE EL AN’ advance. Copy shou! re. some repairs, can be bought with!"y i278.‘ ted and delivered by. Albin Spangber i, ss L woman for!| ceived by © o'clock to insure 00 cash down balance lik ar Get minnows at SAministrator. of the estate of A -LKE A VYON. ~ WANTED—A girl or man | $500. ° FISH are b housework. Also garage for rent insertion came day. rent, 7 per cent interest. Sales)‘ ay us CREB ina id ‘Third street, ‘Sting your pail. ry, dated the 1: itn “aay of © ber, A; i d FOR: ENT—Garage | at 709 Third] fr ine office of eater Taean of batt Burleigh pent » On J fth, 1928, at 11:30 oclock A. at 208 Third street. . THE Price $3500.00. “> ee = WORK WANTED BISMARCK TRIBUNE FIVE ROOM PARTLY MODERN YOUNG LADY wishes to work for PHONE 32 house on Eleventh street, .hard- ood fl lights, ter, -bath;t fiovigsges on theres fs Bae be teres] we jOOTS, “watery, ba’ se on , Ww fore- Rae oan Hoos Svar children, cellar. No. heat-’ - Sales.- ante » a cloned by! an a M4 Tiaiaeti bes in dish washer, re of si cio Guaranteed $2300.00. easy tet totme: ; rl hae ona ese wt ride feribed, atethe front doee” ot, the Ad. 24, care Tribune, 2 construction. het & [ET -ACK'S Radiator Shop ~ clean Rebuilt Automobiles eee ROOM” “MODERN described below: will | North Dakots. in the city | of Bis. ythe Boar of- County! Dakota, at the hour of ten o'clock in of. Burleigh County.| the forenoon on the gdth day of April, at Bismarck, until'two] A.D. 1928, to satisfy the amount due gt, 1928: On such mortgage on we The premis between eetions 4 and 6, B]ecte eine aun described 1 pet ween me | Satisty tho same are described an fol- 16.and 21, Clear Lake} tows, namoly cast half of the hip. south-west Quarter. (EL: 2 of 8 W. tl _hetween sections 34 and 35,14-4) and lots six (6) and seven (7) of waship. section six (6) in township one hun- znd bridge between sections! dred forty (146) north, of range sev- Hstherville Township. enty-seven (77) west of the fifth ii ite bids will bestaken for the principal meridian in Burleigh county, North Dakota, ~ Thor will be due on such mort. rs Sage at the dato of sale the sum of eleven hundred and sixty dollars and |- 5 Work din Estherville Township. | thirty-three cents ($1160.33) besides s “specifications are on! the costs of this foreclosure. ffice of the County Audl-| “Dated March ath ‘be obtained from T. R. P. OLEA RY, County Surveyor, Sald, Assignee of sald Mortgage. ust be accompanied by| Geo. M. Register and George 8, id. location, nice lot, lawn out or rr iir that ‘leaky or AU TY goo 5 > " ised Car Is No Better Than the reas, hedge, and flowers. Sale: modes i tigce rerionabler | Dealer Made It price’ $3800. Good terms. en RUOMS FOR RENT SOME dealers sell used cars pri-| $700.00 CASH DOWN AND a marily to get rid of them. We sell! monthly payments including in- FOR RENT—One large front room| rebuilt cars to make friends and terest at 7 per cent’ buys a good |T for light housekeeping, clean and) - customers. Many people wait! ‘modern six room. house, hard vod 1 comfortable, ground flor, . fully! - until we get ihe used car they!, floors, fireplacé, furnace 3 furnished, heat, light and water.) want because they would rather good Tocation. Sales Price seso0, pai desired: 507 Second} buy it here. ~ Phone 812:: AR ebintle LARGE HOME - HAVING -FOUR ZF R gee \ nine ie ees ee oe Bleéping ‘Toors, * j Pe, ee edroom ‘on. first floor,. hot water ps. te tie = -foutekecping-s¢|.-Lahr Motor. Sales Co, heat, shardwvood floore ard tim, ferred. jose in, good Ca: a ‘ireplace. large. garage. Sales Ton, . Can be had by the 16th, Cali|____ FURNITURE FOR S price $7850.00, Terms.- ‘ at 223 Thayer Av FOR SALE—Oak dining room set c FOR RENT—Large room on ground| in almost perfect cond.tion, six) MANY ATTRACTIVE HOMES AT} ie} ck for five, per cent of] egister, 4 completely furnished includ-| chairs, table, buffet and china| prices and terms that will please |! bians L N to he payable Attorneys of sald Assignee of Seamer Suitable for one or| closet. Call’ at 522 Sixth street] you. Loan arrangements made |{)/\!"<¢ order of Ge a he ental co Nt ‘ two. Home privileges with board hone “381, | on Bismarek homes. _ Insurance Sas a guara that the bid- (3/ if desired-at 816 Main. Phone] FOR S. “Five used washe of all kinds, ill, 4f fuecessful, promptly enter ' J ito a contract with the necessary oR T! = 7 * _1411-M. ae: tric ranges. $5.00 down HEDDEN REAL ESTATE Bond font b Dentormee ces Oe TUES Ie tented tide wilt be received by the WANTED—One nice large room yi month. Hughes “AGENCY - Work on this contra Board of City Commissioners of the with” kitchenette. Furnished or gun not Tate sismarck, North Dakota, un- ity t's “partly furnished.for light house; AINS in” used. “furniture. wv 11 Years Activ Selling ie. ote ote Paar ae ‘ OPW Lan eeping. State location and price. <ennelly Fy ceattateo Cow, Mandan, ‘ebb Block ‘Plone the right to reject dump body, ‘REG.U.£.PAT.OFF. ©1920, BY NEA SEAVICT, INC. Write Ad. No. 100, care Tribune. r Se oa eestes = Bidders shall furnfeh detailed apeci- : é 18 room Ca | so Board at County] fe" ued gag mENE Peceee | = . cena os — bali ATE oped ALE FOR-SALE—A new 1033 Le tee their bids approximate date of deliv -modern house, . modern -4 :room. A.C, ISAMINGER, be ;, 4 flat with bath. Furnished. three The only way to) Knight coach. Will co ‘County Auditor, | Ty ef the equipment, if awarded the ‘rooms and bath at Dale Apts, For p your shirts for ‘years is to| Small car in trade. Write No. 2 20) “othe Hoard of Clty Commissioners : ¥ r By Cowan a them to Marguerit Bulten’s| care Tribune. SEA SER aE Sie the right to reject any and é lund - Home cLanndry. Repairs jf de-! FOR SALE—1926° Ford Readster| The best yields of potatoes are| 4!! Lids i SR piestoal in ete ’~ sired.” We cail and deliver, 203| in good condition...Wyite P. Q.| generally obtaincd from sandy or ea Cau Auditor, , . : WIS STUFF IS L RIGHT WEGOT WIM P RIGHT OFF THE URGINNBERG) O.k. BOSS, if “AMNESIA, VEL TAKE 1S HELD OVER IN DE PRISHER | Ceciap ue's HY Wo ack FAKIN' CUCKOO. WE. SANS HE'S NAPOLEON A West. Phone 1012. Box 184, He? é gravelly.clay.loams. a 2 eA TABY: ¢ home, steam heat. Must be seen ) to. be appreciated. Call at 62: Sixth street or phone 1151-R.__ FOR RENT—Furnished-- room --fn modern home for sleeping or light house keeping. ‘Furniture for sale, in good condition. Eighth street. Phone 802. y : ) " ; FOR RENT—Furnished: front-room - 4 4 : 4 suitable for one or two persons. . } “Also furnished single room. Phone £ COPYRIGHT y PY NNNE AUSTIN « “i ‘AUTHOR Or 410 uy 6 Fourth street. 1928: By ERVICES y “SANT A FURNISHED | * ar -..4 . AND. SINNER? one furnished light. fio abeeping Tas HAS HAP ED were pressed tight in‘her-arms, she] Tlic woman stood aloof near the ee ee ed © aummer she. is 1G SALLY | should whisper, “It’s mg—Salty—|Platform of “tho girl nobody can still hypersensitive, knew ms : Nana: eavenrine oc lay-accing! It’s me, kids!” But of | iff?" listening to Gus, the barker, oat she had ‘been. delicately: ar ee oieah with .a*slight, charming. smile of/snubbed and hung back as Gus, from, the time. ‘she was | course she coulldn’t’do it; she would |nmusement ow her beautiful motth. | the barker, Herded the orphans to- 2c irnoe makes Muceng {ve betraying not only herself but] When Miss Pond ‘-tued her timidly,| ward-Jan the giant's platform. For f- ENT? lewly. sleeping, room in modern heated ‘home, $12 per’ month a four, W STRONGEST COMPETITOR tammanee David bits him a ter- | David, and she would rather die eee t Bally) * w. tho tell-tale tremble. - Zoom; we . ’ A se ‘i nt | instinctive! 3 ;babyish meuth, and her in modem new home, bathroom iy. run sway and hae etna Ge asec nek the first moment tliat’she bécame| heart ached with desire to comfort ie in cornection. 1110 Thayer. Phone °F i fh | si ty i aware, of her, urned slightly, 60/the child. Outwardly.Eloise had be- a : against Clem Carson. that “Princess Lalla,” whose plat-| come exactly like all the other little a, tr : pom inated As the children milled excitedly form mee ae ‘ee peda oe ct er bth gee bleating when hes other : modern home, close in, Gentle- in the tent, huddling together fa | reath-taking view. of “her | little sheep bleated, obediently ox- 4 a men only. 415 Fourth. Phone meee OIE | : cited when they were excited, stlont AWS SO! THEN GEEF Bann a aa ie groups’ ike sheep, holding each}. ihonsthincnare.slleatenbne under: BE To HAT: You * | BY GINNBERG! { 3uST-TA FOR RENT—One smail® sleein: a P : other's hands, giggling and whis-_ » browg-painted hands | neath she waa still bewildered ond... .... nN Ross! fas SEE WEEM - YOU SAPS.4 eeNHazelburst.. All. Wifth pering together as théir.awed-eyes « cath other tightly in her|unreconciled to the death of her “CALL-A-D. An x EE DA-NAP. Tre Phone 273. forgetting the. police: are atte roamed from one “freak” to an- hh,’ you beautiful! . You are} mother, the cheap little stock-com-. & TRAITORS Nou KEE- FOR RENT—Room at 406 her! and David. fother, Sally. searched their faces |like a rgal* princess, or a queen.” | pany actress ‘who had ‘evidently es a MAN 8 street. Phone 431.- Mrs rare tate thane cree 3 hungrily, jealously. E =} But arate preter este mare eee marron ved bees, sia ty who teaninaly saika 46 Thelma had cut,a.d my 1 *taldud, Behind the little black lace | in return, er Turki ‘ gep, gash 10! vet her sapphire eyes widened and} But someone else had-: seen her check; it would: leave ‘a’ scar. glowéd;’ er’ breath came quickly | Eloise’s hurt, so unconsciously in- Six-year-old Betsey had a summer | over her parted, carmined lips. flicted by tho lovely and arrogant‘, Jeold and“ no” handkerchief; “ber vane woman, who vragen seatoely | lady. genes the Pen re day 5 ; 7 aS thy | Mer thar¥a girl, bitt who, by her! from the herd to take Eloise’s and, aan ba lrinpaniee cal ba poise-and-a certain maturity in her| with an absurd and touching little, 3 face, gave Sally the {mpression that | gesture of motherlincss. citement. she was a queen rather than a prin-| “Come:‘on, Eloise, Sally heard trooping in There was a new Uttle ait whom | cess, had taken ‘her hat off, as if | Betsey cry in her shrill little voice. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY | sajy nad never seri before, such tho Ncat oppressed her. It was a|“Let’s just you and me look at. the CHAPTER XXVI a homely little runt of a girl, with eee Bis ae ae en uae funny, peel Ne oan Leela eae s Shett . ¢ when the crowd. moves on. I want GALLY’S first impulse, when she. enormous, hunted’ cyés aid bls} small head Ifke: the ireen cup that |to see ‘Princess Lalla’ mere'a any- saw the children of the orphan: | freckles on. her * putty-ctfored | holds'a slower. Aud her faco was|thing.. I want my fortune told. 1 age come tumbling into the Palace;! checks, ‘Her snuff-colored hair had |the flower, a flower bursting glor-| want.to ask her where Sally is— of Wonders tent, was to flee. She| been -clipped -close to-her scalp, so | ously into bloom with the removal | you remember—Sally Ford. That FoR RENT—Fu oom. in modern home. “Call at 211. Second - 1, and flutteringly Iiant life aien fo to supper wi whe refuses, All day lingering In the buck and a-xtrange foreboding [eco} srcom: ground . floor. apartment, next to bath. Everything fur nished but’ linen. - Private en.~ trance. Reasonable. 601 Secoud set_and Ave. B. Ph 19: with gas range and maoatly. new frrniture. Also garage. for rent Fazelhurst, 411 Fifth — street A UB HLA AL RENT— Furnished apartment: yas & scious: of being Sally: of the. hat. Shi man ‘says she ‘sees all, knows all,’ aks ' ee —— soalial also for sale, 3 burner gas plate. YR £0: BODES that her poor little round ‘head He ' ne ecg 2 gs ovens and 1 duofold a 1 Ford, whose rightful place was with | looked like the jaw of a mair Who Sally had ‘never in all her life|s0 he ought to know where seen hair like that—shimmering | Sally is.” "day bed.. Call 950 Fourth. ae those staring, shy little girls in'|has not shaved. for.three. days. waves of pure gold, “Hlightly rum:| “The big girls say she run away,” FOR RENT — Front | 5 room f white lawn “Sunday” dresses, that] Clara and Thelma were mother-|Pled by the removal-of- the hat, so | Eloise. answered, her .eyes round | With Bet AEE fe eoeaten ia dpyn she completely forgot for one mo-| ing, importantly, .each holding onc | that single-threads of it caught the | with awe, “They say she did some" Z | Freckles and His Friends Would Fill Out His Collection By Blosser | ae et agape light from the: gas jet that burned Ze! 7 “~( IW6ErnA' ES-KE CANT COME _ther information phone 63. z Ment of pure terror that to them | of her little cldv-hanidé, and shrill] apy ong pi gdb tbat patner dae iMac antel bed a8 rae ee iu iS. ae ES SENDS a bexious FoR entre ater 7° sho would merely be “Princess | ing explamnttons “and tatormaticn | tent Her skin, Pale with the heat) «gajly ajdn't do nothing bad,” an "AFRICA I'LL : FRECKLES TO SUIT ME = L BET Lalla,” favorite crystal-gazer to the |.at per. of the. day,awas -creamy-white, line- oat CARDS FROM A ‘ Betsey-retorted indignantly. .‘‘Sho. Turkey before she es-| But where was Mrs. oe less, smooth and: rich, so that! coutdn’t!- ‘She was the best ‘big MANE A DANDY COLLECTION Aa Ti \ ee ANISS HIM, DONT his harem.” Stone-Face”—herself?, Sally. knew4 Sally's fing: acre tented to touch it 5 OF AFRICA: STAMPS‘! FOR RENT—Four room unfur- it couta'irot feel Cowering Jow inher high-backed | yery well that the children had: not; nished apartment, hot water heat, aE (cigs f. ke other‘ ficsh} ‘ft was made of and hot water Thrnisbed sip _E " sildéa chair, in ait effort to make|come alone, Whilo Gus was dis-| comethitd finer.and rarer than cells meen sab 5 on 4 Ape sams -2OP- e ‘porch. Phone 1188 _ ; herself as small und ‘inconspicuous | coursing grandiloquently, upon_the | nd, blood, f splendor of “Princess Lalla.” “Lis- ‘FOR RENT—Furnishéd of. unit as possible—a useless ‘effort really, | falents of Boito, the human ostrich, [3 ten, Princeys: Lalla,” shé musi oe nished apartment, L, K. :‘Thomp- since she was. by far the prettiest | S#lly sat very prim and apparently | full-lipped as @ child's, was tender | up couragé. to whisper coax’ 5 son. Phone 287. aS | “and most romantic figure in the | Composed. -her° mare he males au amused nea went: the math “does it cost a lot to get your Ha aun he, scrap, cq. that |of a woman who has rs heen USES. ern | stent, dressed as she was in Orfental | reached her adorable | adored for her ‘beauty Dat. whom Mr sd nae York pag PN sal FOR SALE— rn bi with trappings—she watéh¢d the chil-| little nose. Undoubtedly “the adoration has not cheated of very | she give every ‘one of us.-®' dime,.. four rooms and bath, hardwood = dren, whom shé knew so well, with | Philanthropist was e man—it was'|humsrtmotfons: Sally wished that | but I spent a nickel for some salt - floors, equipped with gas. Bar-| vr: nearly always a pallsieisn: cometiog she could seg the eyes more closely, | water. taffy" : price. Write Ad. No, 27, favor who won it.c for-evon while they were wide and Sally couta hardly + __ tare’ of ‘Tribune. Oe sfhat bregsfvely “by* “feat tae te | Pa sending out little sparkles self from crying out : FOR SALE—Five room tae low mac i phanis to a day at-the-cirduit - [of ‘color and light, thought it’s met- Sally Fora! | a +” in A No. l'eondition. Very reason- pival or to a movie Butyl the }+here-wae'a bint-of aadness in them, to spend your r little patey t 5 ably feed i? taken at once. Small Gua? How. mate she knew | Were present, as is allaniaronle of restlessness, as if only a part of | poeta HB rie But she E i downpayment. Phone 921. 4 — -howthey-=felt, -libewated- for ont politician’ “1nvarfably Sally | her attention whs-given to the,car- knotted her little brown hands ‘ FOR RENT—Five room modern Sot ey “Telty liberated: for One | could not find him: That |nival-and to the children. more tighily and managed to smile fp at 500 Tenth street," -Call| Dlessed nfternoon ‘from.:the bleak |too, for he was usually the most| “ghdwas very small and-slight,| win ‘e ~princess-like- indifference. 5 and 7 p.m. ‘Phone “corridors of the ‘orphanage, cata-| prominent person at such an. affeir,4shorter-oven shan: little: Miss-Pond, and weariness as she'coce ! _ 616-M o¢ 958-J. puilted by someone’é geneipsity into | {aking great pains that no reporters | who had to look down as she talked |“rurkish” accent: oe ) QAYES-2 oP We Pere 3 —Pai Tui to her. But f ly ble} a. “2. pe ved “Bae ‘i ned fart fairyland, For.to them thecaraival lt iouid overlook hity and his ‘great -omalinese she er Tek coms euniag 10 80 8 L} UP AA’ COMES AONE BUT I HOPE er ; Kindness of heart, ‘certain, arrogance, Every meve-|ortune told. Womens:‘and--mene §)- ! p “JAECOMES BY THE WAY OF CHINA, Then little cld-maidish Miss hte she made as she and Miss 2 eR i PosTa, 31. ENGLAND, \N, COPENHAGEN é DeMgved with | Pond, sentimentat-Hete-Mies-PoInt + Pom@tatted—togettrer amt then | ; . | aes AN 7H Pore! ajf their hearts every; extravagant | who had befriended Sally -by telling’ Py her all she knew of ie ne (eee grec entage, came hurrying nervously|: - spe x Into the text. She had uxidoubtedly | spo Tee. na ak, ‘whi : filled her heart, to overfowing. She judging. from her. si is tne ta Venus pro- “of parchas wanted to run down the steps that | 8nxious, he oo manner, that the! portions of her body. As she swung ext ea For reed led to her little platform and |cbldren a. gotten into migchies |: Ad. No, 22, ca Trib ‘during ne het br absetice, »- Sather Clara and Thelma and Bet: n Three or four of the little girls| suggestions, lictle . Bey to. her breast. She felt so much ran to mB 0 her. bid” older and wiser that shé hed been ,, trl’ ‘g: last’ day in’ the or- two weeks ago; when.she bad “play- ' 880, - Wted= herself from | play: acted” for them as they scrubbed the floor of, the dormitory. How rare oe ele seRiowltvard awit; 6 | awed: ‘and udmiring-they would be teed bef ears to plete had test stected the . / if-when thelr thin little bodies | her” lle @hildreli: ” a 3 Ar eee SNR TO NNER Bae SEITE Ue TSS Sei, ee