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MIR. AN!lEL WILL NOT RUN. An Unfouuded Raunor that 11e will Move to Pickoeus and Run for Uongress. (Greenville Mountaineer.) The Groenwood correspondent of the Columbia Stato writes as fol lows: "An interesting political rumor is afloat hero. It is to the effect that Solicitor Ansel will move from Green villotto Pickens, so as to got into the Third district, and will make the raco for Congros.s against Ropresontativo Latimor next summer. Mr. Ansel stated some time ago that he would not bo a candidate for ro-olection to t he oflico of solicitor, and there was a rumor that he would resign before tho expiration of his term of office, but ho has not confirmed this. Mr. Latimor has heard the rumor that Air. Ansel would bo in the race against him, and during his recent visit here was making inquiries as to Mr. Ansol's popularity and strength in thi} county, etc. Repsesontativo Verne:, of Oconoo, is understood to be in training for the race also." This interesting political rumor, like a good many others that are afloat, is altogether erroneous and without. the slightest foundation. We have it from the best authority that Solicitor Ansol has never entertain ed tho idea of moving to Pickens, and he says that the only way to got him in the field as a candidate for Congress from the Third district is to have a redistricting that will place Greenville in that district, when he might consider the matter, bat he does not propose to leave Greenville take up his abode elsewhere. It is true that Mr. Ansel will decline to run for solicitor again, but he will servo out his term of office, which does not expire until January, 1901. Mr. Latimer nood not make an% further inquiry as to the populatrit) and influence of Mr. Ansel in the Third district, and he can turn a calcium light upon Oconee and Newberry, and possibly Abbeville. By the way, a citizen of Newborr County has written to Mr. Ansel it regard to his becoming a candidate for Congress, and was ready to pledge his support. AN-EL WILL NOT RUN IN THE THIRD DISTRICT. Congressman attmor May Smile Again The Solicitor will Serve Out Hils Term of omet.e. (Special to the State.) UL Gre envillo, Aug. 23.-The inter esting political rumor reported b3 your corr.esp)ondent from Greenwood, in regard to Solicitor Ansel, is alto. gether erroneous and without foun. dlation. I have it from the best an tl<. r-ity' that Solicdur Ansel has novel entertained the idea of moving tI Pickons, and lie says that the onl) way to get him in tile field as a can didate for Congress from the thirc district is to have a redistricting tham will place Greenville in that district, whe~ lie might consider the matter. but ho does not propose to leavt Greenville to take up his abode else where. It is true that Mr. Anso will decline to run for solicitor again. b)ut he wvill serve out his term of of lice, which does not expire until January, 1901. Mr. Latimer nee not make any further inquiry as to the popularity and influence of Mr. .A nsel in the third district, and be can turn a calcium light upon O.to neo and Newberry, and possibly Ab boville. By the way, a citizen of Newvborry County has written to Mr. Ansel in regard to his becoming s candidate for Congress, and was read3 to pledge his supjport. Elms. Half Fare Excursion to PhIIileiphia ani, JReturn b)y the st-aboard Air- Line, Nickinamzedi "The Line of the People." Theree will be sp)eed, cheapness, com fort and elegance via the Seaboard A ir Line, nicknatmed-'"Thei Line of the People." The journey will be made on the SolIW Vestibuled S. A. L. Express and the Alt lianta Special. .Huy your tickots from any Seaboa, d Air Line Agent either September 1st, 2nd or. 3rd,--thiese tickets good for re turn until midnight of Septem1erci 13th, or If you choose, until Septembi, :30th, upfonl deposit of tickets with i he Joint Agent at l'hiladelphia. The Quaker- Cit,y w'ill be unusually festive with the G;. A. R.. parade in fuill swing. D)o not forget that one of the chief pleasures to a plerson who has taken the Seaboard Air Line, nicknamed"Thle Line of the People," is the conscious ness, that ho or. she has made no is POIyTI,Itl O 1 MOSQUITOEs. Tlho Male an Amiablo Musician, but the Feplale Is Bloodthirety. (Ainsloy's Magazine.) When a man bears for the first time that it is the femalo mosquito that does r11 the biting, it makes him fool right glad. Further comfmt is afforded by the knowledge that the malo mosquito has probably the koon est musical sensibilities of any of his class of insects. He has quite a brush of hairs on his autonno, and with them he hoars. Mayor stuck one of his kind on a'giass plate and sounded tuning forks about. When one tono was made certain hairs would vibrato, while all the others wore still. Another tone would start another set to vibrating, and so on. Also, if the tuning fork were at one side of the 'nosquito, the hairs on the antonno trembled most violently, so that when the male hoars-or ra thor feels-the voice of his beloved in one antenu he whools about so that vibration is equal in both and flies straight to meet her. That is about all there is in the male mosquito, though, except that he cannot bite for the sufliciont rea son that he has no apparatus with which to saw through t o skin. So to speak, he has the pumps but no drill. But the female is thoroughly oquipped to get through a politician's hide. The only mystery is what. possesses her to want to bite at all. How does she come by her hanker ing for blood. The scientists give it up. If she laid her egg in the wound, like the carrion fly, it would be easy to answer the question, but she doesn't. If she stung to defend herself, like the wasp, it would be easy. It must be her brutal passion for blood that prompts her to attack helpless human beings. She cannot got this craving by inheritance, for the chances are that none of her an costors as far back as William the Conqueror over had taste for human blood, and yet sit on your front stoop of an evening and a mosquito, not half an hour out of the water, will make as straight for you as if she had been born for that purpose. When one thinks of the great clouds of these torments that live and die in swamps whore no wtrm blooded ani mal over comes, for fear of being mired, one can easily believe the es timates of etomnologists that not. one in a million ever samples red blood. Thoy Will Kick. We sometimes put on a long face aind look as though we hadn't a friend in the wvorld, just bocause seome has found fault wvith something they sawv in our p)aper. But wvh3 feel so badly over "sp)illed milk ?" The merchant doesn't lease all his customers; the postmaster, too, is kicked and cussed because he makes mistakes; the station agent is frequently backed up in a corner by some old woman and given to under stand this and that and numerous other things; the barber is censured for his dull' razor; the baker is ac dused of fraud, seome people declare ho puts too much wind in his bread; the butcher is forever reminded of his tough moat; the grocer charges poor accounts to good customers so as to "even up," and even the preacher finids it hard work to please ill his congregation with his best sermon. T1hie only good person is the one who is (doing the kicking. A Girl's Idiea of inoys. At an examination in a certain school for girls an essay on "Bloys" was ordered written, and this wvas one of the compositions: "The boy is not an animal, yet he c'an be heard to a considerable dis tance. When a boy hollers he opens his mouth like a frog, but girls hold their tongue till they are spoke to, and they answer respetable, and tell just how it was. A boy thinks he is clever because he can wade where it is do0op, but God made the dry land for every living thing. and reste(d on the seventh day. WVhen the boy grows up lhe's called a lhus band and stays out nights, but the grown up girl is a wVidow and keeps house.' OnoDose Tlshe story. When your head Saches, andI( you feel bilious, consti pated, andl out of tune, w. ith your stomachm sour and no appetite, just b)uy a package of IHood's Pills And take a (lose, from 1 to 4 pills. You will bec surp,rised ait how easily they will do~ thmeir work, eure your headlacho and1( hilIlousness, rouso the, livcr and miake you feel happy again. The Wisdom of Vatok (News and Courier.) "Two thousand one hundred and for ty-six years ago," says Mr. A. A. Pit tuck, of Dallas, Texas, in a paper road before the Texas State Farmers' Con votion, last month, "the Roman Sen ate, then the grandest political asso:n bly in the world, was engaged in dus cussing great questions of political economy. Cato, the Wise, waj on gaged at the same time in harvesting a crop of barley and lentils on lils Sabine farm. At the t:loso of a porplexing do bate in the Senate a special committeo was appointed to wait on him and ask him to furnish the Senate with an ans wer to the qjuestion under discussion: 'What is the surest means of enriching a Nation?' Ills reply stands today as a model of Roman terseness and wis dom. It was rendered in two words, 'Feeding cattle.' A little more than twenty-one ceu turies later, the same authority adds, the Farmers' Club, of the American Institute, at that time the highest agri cultural authority in this country, ap pointed a committee to report three months later its views as to the most permanently profitable system of farm ing. It reuorted that "the most per manently profitable system is that wherein the products of the soil are consumed on the soil where they are grown." This answer, Mr. P'ittuck says, is "identical in substance with that given by Cato. What was true in Rome two thousand years ago, is true in America now, and throughout the civilized world, today, the most prosperous agricultural communities are those where stock farming in some of its branches predominates." Texas agriculture will never prosper as it ought, he says, "until this great fact is fully recognized and put into prac tice." And then this instructivo and suggestive statement with regard to the neglect of the immensely valuable opportunity presented by a single im portant product of the State is pre sented. ItN Us,. [Spare Moments.] Two Irigh reserve men, who wont into a hatter's to buy a hat, wore do lighted with the sample shown then, inside the crown of which was insert od a looking glass. "What is this glass for?" said Pat. Mike, impatient at the display at such ignorance, exclaimed: "What for? Why for the mian who buys it to see how it fits him!" In the War Comrade S. H. Burtis of Lewiston. Ill., hand some Lhrillinxg ex p orlences, but nonie seemecd more dazngerous than thoso of his Iato heart,trouble. lie says: "I had severe palpitation of the heart for years. My pysicians said I was liable to drop ded any moment. Pulsation at times would be 150 a min site ianrd I could scarcely breathe. I grew worse under doctor's care and bgntaking Dr. Miles' Heart Cure. It gave me prompt relief, and today I am in good health." DR. MILES' H eart Cure is sold by all druggists on guarantee first bottle benents or mioney back. IBookc on heart and nerves sont free, Dr. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart, lnd. AMERICA'S REPR tmL.N AITIVk FASHION MAGAZINIi THEf DESIGNER' Published flonthly wiTil HANDSOME COLORED PLATES. ALSO IL.LUSTRATES I THlE CELEBRATD.. Standard Patterns The only reliable patterns, because they allow seams. Subscription Price: $1.00 a year, I 0 cents for singile ''pes. CANVASSERS WANTED FOR THIS PUBLICAT'ION. Liberal cash commIssion. Write for sample copy and terms to Subscrip lion Department, THiE D~S1GNLERI, p fldf Minute Romance. [Chicago Tribune.] The little boy sat on the park bonch and swung hic foot,. "I'll tell you my namo if you'll toll me yours," ho said. "Well, what is it?" said the little girl. "Loiniy Kishow. What's yours?" "Ollio Wright." And sho dug her fairy little toes in the sand and waited. Her Little Joke. (Chicago Nows.) "Your father's cane," groaned the lover, "came down on me with such rapidity that I thought a cyclouo had struck me." "Well, it was a hurry.cane," von tured the swoot girl. "Little Strokes Fell Great Oaks." The giants of the forest must yield at last to the continual Hosws of the <woods-. mnan. When the human blood has become clogged and impure the little drops of Hood's Sarsaparilla, properly taken, <will fell the oak of bad blood. From Maker Direct to Purchaser. A Good ; Piano will last a lifetimet S j ' oymnait. t A Poor Piano 05 willllast afe W 1 - years a n dt give endless The vexaion. Mathushek U IIs always Good, always Iteiable, N t always i atist'aetory, always Last in"g. You take no chances in buy l in g it.. 1 It costs sotuewhat more than a chrp, poon pi<no, but is much the -v rchrriprt In t he end. ltia Noother HhIth Gradc Planosold so reasonablo. Fattiaory prices to retail buyers. Easy payments. Writeue. tLUDDEN& BATES,iy sava nnah, Ga., u New York City. BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD H. C. BEATTIE, Receiver. Earective alay 2, 1897. Between A nderson and Walhalla. EASTIlOUNU. WESTIiOUN), Mixed. Mixed. No. 12. Slt tons. No. .Y A r 11 00 amtt.....A ntdersona.....L v 3 35 pna At. 10 410 amt......... envor.......... 31 56 p A r I. : I a m......Antun .........Lv 41 05 pm Ar 1n022 am.......Pendltn.......L 4 iI4 t)m A r 10 13 am.....Cherr'i Crossinig-.... v 4 23 pm A r 10 07 am......Aamts Crossing....L y1 29 pmn A r 941) am .........8--n-cata....... Lv 4 47 Pin At r 9 25 am......West Un ion ....Lv 5 I1 pit A r 9120 amt........aihalla-......Lv 5 17 pam A. M1. Lv. P. M. Ar. J1. It. ANIt1UltON Suiperinitettilent. CIonnt.ions ati.8etten wit it So. It. It. No. I1, At. Atndersont with Ho. Itallway Nos. I1 awitl 12 SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Condetnsed s.Ichcl lit Effeot .lne 11th, 1l93. STATrIONs. L a ai " Orangchur-g ........ it " K(~inguloi..................1 5aai ": Proisnuit Iv 12...... 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Trans an 10cary eeg n Pullma .Aegetable PreparationforAs similating ltheFood attdReguta iig the Stomachs auu owel of Promote Digestion,Cheerful ness and Rest.Contains neither Optum,Morphine nor Minfal. NOT NAnCOTIC. lhlpe of ld-SAMx UIZPIIrfUf A1x.&'nna . AnbReU Sc e i a Seed - A perfect Remedy for Constipa tion, Sour Stomac4,Diarrhoea, Worms,Convulsions,leverish ness and Loss of SLEEE&-F Tac Simile Signature of NEW YORK. EXACT COPYOF WRAPPER, Florida Central & Peninsular Time Table in Etrect June 11, '8. Leave Nowbor y ..................... p Arrive Conm 1h1t......................3 30 pm No. 33. No.3i. Lv. Col unublat...........11 3ipm 7a (Eastern Time.) L v. Co nbla .............10 35am 12 7a (Central 'lito.) .v D)enmark ..............1210pm Lv Fairfax... .............12 55ui 3 (12pm Lv avannat h.............. 3 7pm,5t6al A r irunsw lek ........... 6 05pm . 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No. 311. l.v 'I'atna ..........86 LUOpl t Wi Ia. l.v Urlluule .............. 639)111 8 2 )ama Lv Wiiwood......12 $l 10 47mt L,v Ceder Key ........ 7 lta1tI1 L,v 3alaesville ....... 12 532piu A' \V .................. 5 Sa I "17an I.V'11'tlalt.'3s8ce .......1 "I3psui l.v 1.Iv.:~ Oak ........4 13pma v ke City ...... 2pn Lv .J:wiks oville...8 V01i11 7 "i5pa Lv Iruswick.........5 30a 8 55a Ar Havtnah al..........'211)la 11 6Uil l.v Stvnluah ........ 12 ;5p1aa11 It Ipnl v arfax................. 0 11 1 2lanm l.v eInmlark ........... 3 Mimi33 2 2autmt Ar N~.vorry 525pmi Itlaicd lugSired Stat 031. q. 7 -131. 34 n rl lotte A) JacksolvapIn A rTwa pa1i a .. ..........k6sonie 530pm bccI No.SEv . 3.r. o.30 Lv W I ,d Aod. .........1 N, A. (1 . .5 A ., A.Ce e 0e............. 7 1' i A ., L v G a nes v ilea........... 1 52p m Lv .weesnvChil...... 2and 7 ol-m5p a Lvliun w ien ka....... 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P'ull man10 draw'ing roo1in slee(ping cars het weet Taion, JTacksonvillJo, bavaonah, WVashingl on antd Neow Yorlk. Nos.3.)'>( and -U. S. i'j-,(. Mafil. Trhrough Pullnan draw'l4ing ronin huffett sleeping carslo.. ,. tween Jac0kson1)ville and New York'1 and1( P'l . 11n11n slein13g clars" bot weeni .Augtusta anbd CThar lot to. 1) linIg ('ars searve all mea(q 5 lI'nrou(3 Puihnan sleep')ing earl's bet')ween Jnelkoilo j' and1 CoIunihin, (enroutlle daily 101~'1'I betweeak conIville and3( C2incinna11ti, via Ashevillo. FIRANK S. (4ANNON, J1. M. CUL, Third1 V-P. & Gon. Mgr. T. M., Washin,gton, W. A. TUlRK, S. HI. H AlIDW ICK, (I. P. A.. Washingtoni. A. (A. P. A., Atlanta. rOLUM BIA, NEFRPER RY & LAU RENS '...RAI LROAD. . ie Tabl i.1nI)( 1 (3rect .in y 3, 18)9. ECastrni 6 dard TI'ime. Southbound. 3). Northbound. F"'gt. 1)'y eng'r 01ng'r l)'Iy F'gt. A.31. P.M. PM. P'M. A.M1 AM ST ATIO0NS. 7 C0 Lv'Cha rIeston A r 8 09 9 40) mterI ' Lv 5 1.3 600 700 1:3 Lv 1,auroe Ar 125 -i139 'I:h 613) '110 1 4)'' Parks A:' 115 -(2') l'u-: 6 15 7 4-)1 1 ..Cllnbon.. 13:1 i t : 7 (3 758 2(32 GoldviIle 1250 :3:1 9171 7 hi H 10 21)00 ,.Klnna'd. 1g.g32.: :12, 7 2 81I8 211 ...(Aary... 12138 3:1ii7, 7:1) 825 2 Il ..Jalap.. 12:,., 30 . 8 0) 8 50 2:12 NeWherr'Iy 1223) 2 8 30 (3 1:1 2 -17 Pr'os1 terl y 12 107 2 I5 8 60 1) ') 2 57 ....8lighz.... 11 6X 1 5 9333)9 *30 302 Ld Mounai 1)1 l 1 55 I in 11:30 1')) 1n 3 18 liitonl II I. I 27 93:(' .)j 3 321 White itockc 11:17 122 0 -10 1' 16 :126 JliloInlinb 11 32 I 1i 10 0! 101) :1:1 5....Irm0.... 11I21 IIn) 11, 10 'o ' 1 3 -(2 ..fLeapha3rt. II 17 I":U I i Nwherr 't IPr3oseIty 7 23 Little Moun)t'n) 14 43 (.hapin3 31 20 Whit It ock 6 '.31 1liniet)ine~ 5 45 13rmo3 5 23 1.ea pha rlt. 5 03i1 I v' 33 um)fbia 1 1-, 3 00 A 3GreenmvilIIeLY 1230 5 1) Agua 'P11331 333 (lo 0 (1onIectior " t .'nartanburg for th31 - 'It3ti,innorn 1 . A VK A OI,o. 4 S.A. * TO ALL POINTS North, South and Southwest. Schedule in effect Dee. 11, 1898. SOUT1iOUND. No. 403. No. 41. Lv Now York, via Penn. R.B1.*11 00 an *900 pin " Vashington..................... 4 40 pin 4 80 am Rithmond.......................... 9 00 pin 9 06 " Lv P'ortsmoutti " " " 8 45 pn 9 20 aim A r Wol(lon, via 8. A. I......... 11 10 1)111 50 Ji0am Ar Henderson. " ........*12 57 tn l o j n1 Raleigh " ..... *2 16 u in 3 34 pm Southern Pines " ... 423 51(8 pim Hamlet, ......... 5 7 " 653 Wlinlington.................... 12(5 Monroe ............... 6.13 9 12 " Ar Charlotte, via S. A. I...... *7 50 " 10 pln " Chester, vin 8. A. L.......... 8 08 am IC 5') pllm Greenwood ' ........, 10 > " 1 07 am, Alhens 4 13 pm 3 43 am " Atlanta, 8. A. L. (Untonl 3 0 2 Depot) (Central Tinme) 3 Lv Newberry *7 50 P n ArClinton " .......... 930j1im 1(7 NOtTIIIIOUN1) No. 10'2. No. :i. Lv A Ilnnai, (Cent ran Tine) *I 00 pm 'H (0In Ar Athens . . : :G 1)1n1 11 1ll pim " (roe v oo(1 " ...... 5 11 I " 2 t 3nln '" Cetter '....7 53 '4 2.) Ar Monr, via S. A. I....... *931 pm 5 55 ArChiar lotte, via S. A. I......*10'2. pin '7 512 " .llamitlet ............................. 11l 15 " 7 45 Ar W 1in ingon .................. '205 pin Southern 1'inr"............ 12 (-s itm 910 n n Ar Italeigh, via S. A.1L ....... *2 11 1n 1 18 amn S Ilend(eisol., '" .......... 3 28 am1 12 50 .lm A r Weldr n, Vit S. A. I...,..... - 5 nut 250 put Ar z'ortsi.outhl ...... 7 ...i am 529 " 'chlit mont1.......A.C . .... . 8 45 " 7 12 Wtashingt'n,v ii'eit. a.It. 12 31 1im 11 lu " New York, " ". " *l 23 " *6). Int Lv Cl.ntton ........ 2 1i 116 301611 Ar Newber.ty 2 S1 pmt i 0 nm * U'Iy. f D'ly, ex. Sunday. Nos. 403 n(1 40..-"The Atlanta Special," Solid Vestibule Train) of Puitnmtat Sleeperr and Conches between Washington nid At ltntn, also i'ull11at1 Sleepers between Ports. miouth an1il Chest(er. 8. U. No. -11 and 38.-"I lit 8. A. L. Expreaa," hol'i 'Traan, Conch"es and PIullinan Sleepers between 'or'tsittouth 1111(1 A tlanta. Cotmpaty Sleepers bet ween Colutbin and At lanta. I1 th Iratns tunke Immediate connectlon sit Atlanta for loltigonery, Iobile, Now Or lentis, Texa Californita, Mexico, Chatta nooga, Nttshville, 51olmphis, Maceen, Floria. For Tickets, Siceepert, ani1( Informat Ion, ap1 ply to A gents, er W. 11. (lenent, ( P. A., or Joseph M . irow n, Gen. Agt,., Pass. Dep't. Atlanta Ga. E. Sr. JOH N, Vice-Pres. an(I Gen' l Manager V E. IcI3E., Uom') St1)perinteitdent. if. W. it. (ILOVElR, T1raffio Mlnmager. L. S. A1.,. EN, Gen'1 Passenger Agent. (ENBitAL OErICES: 'OIIT8MOUTH1, VA. THE ( 1 A ItLl:fNTON 1,NE. 4OUTi CAROLINA & GEORGIA It It t o Tiitte Table in rtlet Jitn. 1, 1a99 (astbound- 1Illy .) t,v Columbia ...1 111 r oIrutchylle................... i 5 $t11 bv liranchville..................... .05 ain Ir Charleston ........................ 1 J W ii (.v Column bia ............. 1 51 1 \Ir Chttrieston......................... 8 17 pin I We'mb(I)t21121.) ,v Charlaton........................ 7 0h am tr ColhaiIa 1.......................... 11011 '.v Challeston ........................ 5 0 1)1 .\r Ia'n:chvillo........................7 3 1)1 I.v iiranchvll......................7 to Im \r Colutiat ..........................It) i8 put NORT11I CAROI.INA DIlVIION. I.v ('(2e lamt'ia .....................11 .0aa1..1 :1 55 pin ,1r C'ainl.en.......................11 40 11nt IU :W pm1 1.v C111ien ...... ................ i to1 atmt .\rL lteln.tl...................... 1 '2' 1222) IiiJ2~kli,tt1 .............00551a2 n voakvtl...............II052aJu AL';USrA )1 00anoN (Istheund-lii hi....y....'.7eptinll(y.121 Ir Iar it..........................611240 7t dl 30 by C) nu Iii a ..................... 0 .0 222 12 0 )2 .\ A. nesterI........................2 223)i1 Ca2 At .w.ha............................ 142 p 1Al ' ilen ,....,.......... ...........15 in ) Y otR v oule ................,. ) 3 i 2Sh'Ieby............ A......42 i M 'rrio (.................... .. 6 62 m I~i 2~)22 i Xi~(W.it 212 bolt t e. by .at rion~22 fo ........... ......... (,'10 tta e iteks bt tit vi g.....................12 5a I .. A. 1'i............... . .'i 122I2 pn' .i'nflOStou bai .Wu s...........1 Caoii h m L an ugu t r....................... Li2 ne. .22 Ia ntgttn ................ . I 121 1 '10 4 li Ar o l 12.............6p i) i tt (2 letil SII Iigs.'ppii 81l~tt21...6 :~aat il AU(t2e~II iST iti.6\' ittN hv Co tmb l ................ 2.. P iti a 5p '2 r I N I i . 'eh ill .............8 20 a 2 i v A 11 1111 ggsa............... kIl 202n2 3 41 pm i .-. (li 1.2n i g.. 1..... X(2 a m221 .!t 1 ir .22c1hlilt : e ............. 1212)a 7 2)31 p \ A C 121mb i a....,,. 7.......1 0n 0t 0 22m2 ATElRS t Ugt 'sTA A p 2) wsiiNo10 1 ,2 (Nortalhibou' 1d .) N (Southbot7n3l)22 :. __ Den ma k..... . .................. SrA I k n ...................................2 2 1 VI' 22u ux t ....... ................ 't 212 11 NFOlo2;... .\T..1 ..21'' 55'nm 22 11riin2a 12l11 ina 101...... )1) 7 i an 2 we< 2harleinn atal q()i train2 11( 1.( 22 w 22. n Llii tniblnA, tg21ci11n li1122n so1212 L12)2I~ . A. M..IElt ON,'211'rnf lI wIy,[222 AISlll3 t kIlltI IoSa rtI artv la (R 1 kas Schedule2t1 in121 E2tlfeeJly23,181