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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1934-03-29, Page 6automobilista whilst driving* is that en, drink • would be One tor nianY.--4 Montreal Getette, • •" General Idea Ilener'J.uage McLean of ton, likes a g004 joke. He tells. the ne on the f Rreigner who recentlY arnc before him for his nateraliza, 0e•- papers. , When -asked Who was the Premier, of Canada, the man Neeeed that it was Bennett. TO the 414.e&tiOn. who Was Premier of 044.44; • Athenian said Henry. But when ask, ed who was the King qf Great Britain; Pie -sImPrisiog reply was Tergueon.-- frienton, Courier-AdvoCate. • 7• 'Essential to Prosperity . , . , -Commodityprices are, going up and you don't hear even a whimper • from the ConsUmer:I. They all realize :that if the country is to be prosper - 'bus the greatest producer of all -, the farmer must get a, fair price or his produce. --Chatham Newe. • t.• ' • , ••••• ' License. Sottish courts seem to depend to quite ,An. extent on. the cancellation of the license to drive1 and the'knowl- 'edge that an accident 'or a Charge in • CQUIt IS liable to result' in. the car being made uselesa for a .term of YeiM$ undoubtedly has an .effect ; in producing caution in. drivera.-Straf- ford BeaconMerald. two! . • . • I Liberty -"There are two kinds of liberty `..-the liberty of _anarchy, whieh is death, and true Aibee0, which alone Ls vvortli a we man's caring for, the liberty which is niade possible by o- bedience to nationartapthority." The quotation is front 'Ilroude's "Shmit Sliudies." Liberty should..not be _ _ fused With license. , CanAda shut off nickel from all The , Empire Nickel' and . War the world, every nation: would be.. • the saute footing arid the danger .'Lwar not, lessened, for if .history is berbelieved; men fought when 'ern' ' ;could be saiefof-preserving our nickel ,resources for "Empire use; but ' this ,4yould require joint Eniliire -action.- tIoneton Transcript.; Won't ,be, Seen .-01kt in. Provo, Utah, Mary .Mirth Dahlquist has never missed.heing at , Sunday school for eleven: years. Now If she had•killed-ter- husband and been 'acquitted, she would have been offered fat vitudeifild contract, but it will be •waste Of time to watch the electric lights to see the name of Mary from Vtale-e;Niagara Falls -Review. * "' '170/C.E l'HE PRESS: -..-CONT of! A Scathing Letter to • -0. . let* :Writ* b3T.James Watt :-.74-4erox,--Jbatsiae.;•- father-1n-law in the eourse of which a Seething reference is made to Rich- ard Arkwright, the famous textile machine inventor, -has been "gifted to Glasgow University. The letter is belietednot to have been previously Published. , In his:reference to Arkwright;Watt • Paper Money , • • erChineie ard given credit:far Inventing .Many .things .centuriee„,-be- fore they Were discovered in the Oc- cidental world, such, for eample, as chinaware, 'gunpeyder. And, printing. But very few .people know, that the Chinese were the first to use paper money.. Authorities on Chinese his- tory' believe' that paper money, was- cureent in China al the beginning of the ninth century A:1).-,--Lonc1on, Free ,Worth While -1n reaid to niothers' allowance, the general Verdict in Ontario wil be that they,haVe been Well Worth *bile, th*tthey have mated 'in lesser de- " niait40.';;ite"en,,,pilblie :institutions, and thatttheY;atake it petaible for widowe totakee'eare Of,their children in their owirlietridxe:A7niest decided advantagefrom mc.re than ' one point of view. Peterhtit*eiigli Ekaniiner. • ," • Time and 'Money • -Man, 'arranged the clock to. suit • himself. Perhaps some, day he will :Oleo the .•Rirwi can be. done with cur- rency which, in itself,:is neither•half •:lso Cornplicated Or' nearly So service- able as the tince,Plece Was. It has been 'drone with tined; let es hope for the day When it done with rneney. -Ottawa Citizen., • • • Canada Will .finte Through -Canada .and the Province of On- tario have their preblenia;• plenty of .theni,' but Our general .position is etrOng and when .-Contraita are 'made with niany countries that rnlght be 1•nained, our •country „ataxia out as a roek. of, towering. strength. • 'Never fear, Canada_avill....conie-threiWwith • colours •flying.-Wiritlsor ' ,Border Ci - tie S Star. •' • • .. • „ •11141th_*,..LM_Lotkaolis.,, • eisumstanCos :,•eliniinat'‘. a. 'blacksmjth•shop It: is 'replaced: by a garage or a service:Station-employing . ntUre: men; the tradition Of the croaa- • • roada earriageShep i continued in the , automobile factorY, and so on • down the roll of •industry. AMeng them the engineer, the inventor, the Soleil; list; it appears abundantly 'preyed; " have • inade far eiore jobs than they have destroyed, and In addition they' have added eriertiously to the demi.' 'forts and ;tern:lee available to tbe rnaSses of the people,,,,Ottavra • ' • Not in the .Curriculum many quarter's there Will be hgreeinent wit,h •Pi -of. Stpheu tes.4 ehtle5. 'statement before. the McGill Society of Teri:into-to the eifffect, that , if a•UniverSity .datittet get along these . daya...,without n Imbue feethall team it aught to ,get mit of the ,ed fleitt.--Toeonto'Globe. , • ; .§,pee.in'Russia . • • -SeViet freiretit • train:4; it is eat:- • tended, de' not travel et a faater tate ..Ot'spccd thpiv'avO or three eillet an • liner *dile to Ohaelete telling -stock snud'. faulty ioanageinent. At that;raie, ths, inietle-celebrated miiie•d• train fronl Brockville te• Westport is pOSitiVS " Recorder,:. One Drink too' Many. • -4.1ilentreat tudgo has ruled that .4. Man can WM three or fear drinks and, ; atilt rental:1in notriplete .pessese Sio,ri 'et his faCultleeIge the Wheel. Of. -ane•antentobile Stich. k tdie 'might • 'e1)plY4:1 One, instance and be invalid . it .others, 'idea rulo. for. all. , 4 1 6! “Aa .to. Mr. Ark -right, he i, to say no,,werse, one of the most self- sufficient ignorant men I have ever met with., Yet by ,all •,I.can.„learn he is eertainiy a Matrof,merit in his way, and one be Whom "Britain la Much in- debted: -And Whom* she,•ShOuld honor and reward, for, whoever invented -the sninning;Arkterighteertainly had the tmerit OL performing; the Moit.difficult part,' whieli was theinalcini it:useful. • "Some, years Ago he .'applied to es at two different thries ,for our advice which we tools,,the trenble•te give him in one ormore long letters, which he never had the Manners tO anawer, but followed his 'OVen,Whims, till he threw away several thorisand;pontids and ex- posed his ignorance to .all the world, andthee ni disgust gave up the s'ehetife.-'1*.have heafd'nothing..of hitt" since lie returned frfitiir Scotland; and -shati-restsattsf14ViidiWI:ifeirer Edinburgh. Scotsnfan: .Books by the Yard, -Art!ficial °books for -*Oration are now sold made t Order with any kind of Paper "binding'? reqUired. to match- a romix,', the hangings or car- pet. The hooks are joined to a strip of' cardboard With real titles and au, thors'• names on the With', just for swank. --London Sunda y Express. • Aims for India speech delivered by Lord Wil- lingdon in Calcutta put the three ne. eessary 'aims di the government ,in their right perepective. The task of the .administratioe, said .the viceroy, - ;Was to. insizt. on law and :eider; to Push on with -the constitutional •; re- forms, and to ,...xleveloP the went:Mile future of India. -,-London Spectator. •, Everywhere -As.' jay -walking is one of , the gravest •faults Of the „pedestriaita in Hong: Kent, we are :given to Wider-. stand..that the :policewill he striving Wardit itaeeSeation. Ohmage are notthe ony ffeiidersln this , respect, as at:y(4M citri.sealor himself ot.' here self: •;:-. for tha_trauble-of-•-fivo-inin- utes observation at the intersection Of i-Ice-llonse'-'-street-andi:-Bes--VOeux-roed; or at *Pedder, street, where Big; Ben Used to be:LT-Hong Kong Press:'• :.0The Jugular Vein ii-41rie Suez Canal is of Vital concern to India. Of ' late the strategical portancoof the Canal to 'India, Aus- tralia and NOW:Zealand and the Far East ha indeod, in contritit*With the apathy of severity or eighty years ago been 'fully. realized by :imperial stra- •tegists and stateettien. Tte •ffefetlee 'hes` figured in All the ...British dieeile- aloha .forith .Egypt airkee the•Vitri• and 13 now, whatever quobe the politi- cal status ,of Egypt in the future, re- garded as a major British interest. • Dining .Creat ',War Germany de- scribed it, AS the '".jtigtilice; .of theErnpir.-(;ih'i,tt11 Statet- thAn. • ' • ,• Drifting to the Cities " .-There has been a perSistent drift, of peoplicfrein the country to.the especjally since thLWat. T. 'Wailes, thestatistiiati, has remarked melt trent time: to time In his "Year Rook", and Lit is. 'reflected in the die- tribution of seats, in the' House of Representatives! At eirery, rearrange- • inetil'of eleetekiel,boutelaeleS since the CerintionWealtli vvas "...established, the have gained seats at the ex- • pense of the interior, and the size of doentry electorate a haa Swelled to such an ,egteitt, that Many 'oil tbaele people' Otter §te their ineitther -frdin one Yttra'Pond to another. Kalgoorlie, for example, Spreads OVor More nhati 900,000 aqua,eO.itilles, Meraneeis three tlnles the area of Victoria,. Ma- rayietolif. t� he enlarged kale, and ScIUt Auattillia b •tk a Out to is , • • 7 • Alra tRsi:41?.. • •The ilrat .phothgraph together of their majesties Xing Leopold. _ • ind-Queeri .Astridot the Belgians, line° their 'accession to the throne est month. . „ ,73f, Menibee, is all an effect . a‘eaberate centraljzatjon Witten. has Sydney, N.S.W. r ly. Injured, • altlimigh palaftely briars:, .921 and - shaken . up.- .• ' • , "rose uneicled 'after his mount fell at few ma4ftesnseueo. banrvdis adaf taeiraineksetminegn taa _ :ra•410-144.t.theelit..se-f badly hurt; Spills :are not new to the DU1C9, )4.0le. considered a: splen , 4 did horsemaiL, ' ,.• Ihj LP. Liu° 1)epresiort's H.ardshins - The demand for Reno divorce s is diminishing. In their presentfinan- cial condition, many gentlemen have been forced to keepthe old models'for another , year or twp.7---Iqew York' , Fair Warning, one of the diiiie.: stores last week a "spieler selling Amen - tan ,tiaamorids, • He ended , his appeal' to the prospective buyers with the sentence, '"You'll have to, hurry to get yours., , Sellirig there .to -day only. To -night I'm leaviag.teWn."--:-Topelia, Kits Capital ' ' Clean Hotels For Tourists • ,, • .. , ; •Canada Week by Week.. • • In ite lateat issue. of "The Teurist • . Issued by Provincial _GOverament-7,Depertment-Of-7:-.-Boade; emphasis*:Is again pleee,d, ::epon.* the need efia..,::highLetandaidot.--eleanM nesielnhotel.A,Withiii0e province. Al- though a :7hhili att.triiiiiid, has 'already been 'attaineil,,it Is otiklaus,• that .pres- sute:WIll be eoatinued to raise it .even k. • - . bigher.. ..„ .'11103elletlii'aaya in part: '"A great display of hnury is .noe seitable in a sniall hotel, but,•cleanliness should:. be. found',..in'large and sinall lititele; bo Ing at the hese ot, the .good repine-. thin, , of ali ,astablialineitte, receiving .greing ahelte, and feed to travellers. We believe: taLxcesLyejeanJJjiezq teduliVadliantageously:' take .the ,pfaee. „Of luxury, e'Ven;in'large,hoie scalled ''palaces' In Europe.' It is added that all haela 'and. lnns .in the 'province shmild.haVe•an alveaf- knee' Of tdiuess that Will bo ; , ing With the beautifal and goOd.rela.ds,• so: as to give '' to the • ProVinde. of Quebec 'a reputation Of neatness in accordance With the numerous attrae, thitti: it . offers to•tourtsta and .traVel- !Os.'" ' DukeofGloucester-r_ Hurt in Steeplechase ohipping-hurit, England. -.7 -The Dake` of Gloucester, 1 third son- of 'King eleorgoliad-. A faxitY_SP11.4-1.a.::tk. 6-71111"-- nation race tor the Oxfordeliir,e• point- to.point SfeeliteehaSe, but was not bitd- -' --'. .• , . r What Does Your Handwritin By .GIEOPF.ttEY C14AIB (drapho-Anali's.t.) reaetved. • All right , • Note:--el.etere are covnin onesleibnal.ftjptahtelso,n1.utors:eP4eduesre!tutothasti:zytib their writing. some delay 1. enavold able, eie.peeh, letter requires garefu as eieekly potalete ie0Ii sem:tiny; but rerillee are, being malle wai yourhandwrItine analyzed,:stie..the..eln nom:cement at tho:Oee of *hie, artIcie) WAn7-, "Pei4lintlga ;tk• a4Icleilittear, s 4441 ePrn eriltoali es ,speeimen. or the ,writiegr:.- of her Sweetheart. part of her: letter foliated; .44filad'''d'aeni$40filgthyaote,..ptni yrilei,wnsizettdhwcrritt.ingi would like' you to advise, pls.:I. am vely:'Worried-andnnhappy. 1 loye. rn Sweetheart very 'dearly, and l have always thought • he reciprocated my affection. But lam beginning' to won- der 1? if 110. does, and l'hetbei he Is the [r4ht: type nt Man for 'line.' I ikee him. very in:4N but _Would far Tither • finish thinge with :Mtn' 'now than to: have a lot more trouble and eahePPinesir later cn. We are engaged to .,be;.zziarrieti; but he keeps putting Oft Making.a date ferthJ wedding. .And.'khave beenteld•that110'goes out' :with other girls. He adinits, this..hat begs me to forgive him,and assures me that when, we are married,. he will giris.ehaveQ2-etlx140-Morxretti*--athii-ev At the Sa,"0 time, he "pats 010 oft by telling" me that hie', busineOls is Mueh toe Inseeere fOr us ta eel:heat. plate -marriage •eow; 'plextee advise me." : • • - • . • .. I • sorry Per my., correspondent, but AM, in.clined-to believe that she is seneihld enough to•realiZe; as alie says in her lettere that It Is better to effect -a-ctire-7eow!--ratherthate---make-14.7-great ci deal More trouble' and iiiiiiallidaeSa . rs a ei . . Her 'own handWriting"` 0DPWA• a warm; ardent fiatnre that afteplY Oust. have the affeetiop. of Others., She Is lionest. and. trustworthy, end"' good deal of natural pride„ Het writ- ing. shoe's that she would 10 miff! a home of- her own:, and that fam;IY, life Would. b7e her metre''. On the ether hand; of her friend not tie geed:. It ahoivi unreliability and a preditectIon for . ,00. 18. e'eeeler ...Olio; than tily. correspondent, net nattirally 'affection- : ate in , kindly.. geae,e, its' rather "physical" type. • • ..„ My Advice to the Youliglady*104•that- „the yotiag 'mei'. rie not the one,•rieet Milted for her. saf., marpea lilin, hi Fill deceive, her just xrieba•le deeply ing her now, beeause Ala his nature 0 '• And, there.„10 a'strea'Irot disheneste In Win This coupled with the vere d,eilnite, indicatiens'ef deceit, tells Me that She will only be- unhaety if she contin•uee• to go with -him., ' MA: Slie"Olting:O° the practical, she is not ,getting am: younger. She fo, •losing herepPortunitlea or making the Jacquainta ce of man who ;ma e on ..o ,er, ;and -Ale e• geod blighting?, •.; •Do you leant y!eux.... •handWritIng H RickabrGiven Qeologist's Post • 5r'Burrows in _Lee •, Mines Pepartnie t'offi :•Member of :Staff: Toronto, March lb -Announcement• was made over the . week -end_ by . Charles. 'McCrea," Mini:her of .MI/108, that; the 'Poet .of •Previneiel,Geelogist,: Made ...Vacant' :by the death the late .1".*..A.,-,di.:DurroWs;-.4S•beentrillieti by the,,,appeintinent...freee the ceoicigtegi sfaff... of 4133;04 ' oeiMeu itickabY ;miler pre -Cambrian geologist 1 With the Mines ,Bepartnient.- „ .1, • The •appointment was . tattled.... by •order-iii,Ceuncil .of the • Henry!”. Cab- inet,on Saturday.," ' • ;gr.: tilociv la an honor graduate In Cheniletry and xineraloi,Y Of, the; :universitY Of TorontaLin....19g2;_and also a Master of 'Arta gradaate In 1923. He Was: Research Asitatent • in: -,tliti-Departittent of 141nera1ogy •from , 1924 to i1926; Incluslve, and ;:joined the, "Provincial „Mines' Department in 1927:••••While• he has •.been associated • .With the department Iii geeloglial ,studies since 1920 1118 *ark :e1n0e b. :roolniiig a •pertnaneat member of the stat hag; been principally In• Ban- uockburn, •Sudbury and • Swayze Mr. Riekaby was overseas . froar 1010 to ISO,' in • active aerVierie, With. the,Prineess•Patricia'i Canadian Light 111 fantry. , . "Student. Prince • Authoris Dead, Berlin, .March 1.3.7.41filhelie Meyer; reerster;, anther of the world's great 'oat stege•h#;,"Alf known to Canada as "The Student -Priebe" died to -day after a long Illness. tin Was 72. • :t "Alt Heidelberg", .clarined the big,. gest'' stage success of all time. It was a dramatized, version of it short 'story Meyer,Feerater,4rete41171899;-Lcalled-: "Karl. Heinrich?" This -attained. 4 - sale of .30000 copies within two- years. Its sueceila • Induced ,'the author to rewrite It as, a.• play. The , WRY 'has been...itranalated-litte.• every inedefir language, and at present is being prce' -thiced4n-l'eltie.*:Ixt•rjapairese and in Johannesburg, Union:of •Sofith 'Africa, 111 English. analyzed? ' 'Do you .wrah'io knew thi," character that Is 'shown In It? *6'414 - :a letterin your Otvn handwriting, itelfa '10c coin and a itannPed (3c) addreead', • . envelope to: Geoffrey St.:. Glair, Root* r 421, 73 Adelaide 'atwest; toreetkr..... -Oar-TE,:e-fers, are ',confide:Mini. Restocking Methods Preying Successful Distribution of TrO0t-tri;:,ige_r., ' 1400;000 Anrthally' • We ,in,.. Southern 'Ontario, -Are veer apt to overloOk. • the rerstodieg" qui1'ement of northeru •districts, where :there are**Itinemerable,..abee slble and -.heavily fished water, s mach' so' that additional protection 'b closure has been necessary: Does..th reader • recall - that,',Thundee-Bar-eo tides ,certain.'tiout 'waters of outete, ding_..intimitanee on•Lthe,tiOntirient-Fair as7a, Matter of fact, in world? The large distributions of trout Algoma and: Thunder Bay are: the 're stilt of the establishmeat, of, A leig trout -tearing station In each. 'district . . each capable of dlstribiitfng annuall 1,500,000, fingerlings. From• -the :eco Oleic and biological standpoints, the pepartMeat , has ,been :more then jus- tified in these .coirenittMente. At least 89 per Centi-- of the trout. eggs -distributed" liter as fry,' :fingerlings,: yearlings, • etc, ' the waters. of , Soirthern. Ontario,' originate trek, breeders, at the ,Ncirthern On - Jeri°. trout-rearieg " statiens•! and the fleld station On. Lake .gitdgen• were not for these sources 0! supply, re,stOchini:in Southern•Cntario *Mild be,..greatly curtailed! • " . , . often' resort; "Under permit;" to speed ier, methods• of capturing 'fish.' The, investigator, if questioned,moult probably admitthat in his 'attempt te• obtain' spectra:dee, of ,brovn. trout trope. _Big Clear. Lake; he did,. net Irk th.a ,fiaarLexatte_diLer...anglini_I-nseillyrem. pioyed by the folloWeraot,isaile.' Wet :ton - Practically ,One :hundred per cent; . • of.. the ;Maskinotige "dietrieUted.. :fro* •:. hatcheries on this COntinent aro fry. E;PariPientai work oxi :the, either') O1.. inaskinonge ilagerliagtrhas been 'are; dertaken,•:hut the •reautte ace:emelt*. ...ext.',to • datO:re:-.InsIgniiieant; - in IfaCt , . ,practieally nothing is definitely knoWa 'of the actual requirements to ; _eat • n. :this species eaccessfully. It is, 'Wet. d -lineviaLthat-jt4hettee io.pittat eager. •. lings.,-an(i larger 'fisle'•and. mitriliarine • e the bend spaee devoted to bass, cal; • ture-in .thitario with:that elsewhere 6 it will. bet,found that the quantity of • bass .fingerlings :distributedbYthe .T).a. • -.paittnent in reeefit yearsle••• - Pried', eeltare is enly. , one Phase • el,' :the Subject; -sane creel limits • sulk t • „able closed eeiteene, and bass eaecte tries are to, be .coeaidete'd also. • .• The -.planting of 'rainbow . trout it, •• the •French. :River seems -ii,step • it th6..right direction.' "..lialubontS M steel -beads run .into:.. A number; of streeMictritutifirY to flie7fleorgian•Bal and'Iake'llitronas a result formet. ' • , Planta.'in the St. Marlow Rlyei- an . in streams , 'adjaceat..., to: .the • 'Grew,' • tikes.• ' • • .• - . ' • ...Certain strains :and lakes', in •,On-' iaria4ave' been iStedited .vvith • brown, trout On ,an experimeetiii basis, •and as. a, result : of :additions to the 'Ken, Ora hatchery ..experinientatiOn•with the ennui* Of"tbeespeelea .in that die- trict,. With; restricted distribution of advanced fry has kolieWed.•',..lt-hi only -..dnring-tbetnest-tWo-'-or'three -years' that `, .the`,rpettitttitea has iiented . broWn'teent.fingerlingeittean3LeXteet, and -although the results :of thelilatit':. Inge titaY be ;krieWri, it is not in :the heat -fnterests of etinveraAllen, the details int1l the2.fieli. .hecOnie ro- 'isei'y • s e , All a6161806 inen are73•1617"-Kifilerii in any.sesjfihe word, -and' they . , • 41.1:••••0• , • ''v4P'zof4,4,g , • , „194•1;' ' , The, textell cif„ Bel Uoatet, 'California; is a pePtilai ,pliolograpiiic..balcgron'od, generally tied by .111,0,0 attired,.tn brief tatitlngsuteb, ,basking :rii Ate su This pirtkiihi nhologi ttiTh ts tih IY lt#t td t1t' do.ftgotrifs,to, bippd dtiree'a eautttu1 ltbtb"14- • ", ' Dies.as }le nears He's Father Of Son , Wheeling, W. Va.,--Rhyeicians teli : John ,F. V'ard, 32,- it barber, that • hi '. was the father ,of • a Son,. . . . hi '14e eerritier" of the heapittil..:•Bei', ,tors are Withholding' the news Mrs --war • , . . . d. ;$0rietiiPlailcirEkPert. It Hetribt. • Pauline csernshutlina • MeleteVr-Pireetor thi Soviet Cosmetics 'Tibet, makes, veri good lipatiek and soa SO • goo (eentral 'Pied:dive Committee of ih4 soviet Union) Jigs awarded: her the•"•*'' bider of 'Lenin tipt,,."aap:Srins# out hit production ,plenand iniproVirig'tht quality" • • . , , Out she does not u . se • cosmetics ;herself. .1. . Railroads, TLoaned $2,366,531. Washingten.--Two additional loail;" ;ea rai r ads retailing • $3,306,5,..1 felt . Ad* eqiiipment and maintenance. were • arieetinbetl. recently hy Rareld • Thilted States public' Werke Adminla- trator. The Ciiicego„.,Milwatikee, St.` Anti and Paciflo Was- leaned' $1;036;631 ftie' building 1g eetit'Aiassenger rats, air.. conditioning Of 22 dieere. ahiliternee cars and ifistallatiOn ot tOO loading deVic60 on atilantabile .:CarS:Vhe New York Ctihl Was leaned "$430,000 to . pay teeek men An • laYllig 31,000 'rette. titralV nds.fasteniiigs, ' .. • . . • • Manitoba TO Observe •Boxing Day Holiday „Nreteh .13.- gee:line That Ode, 23the (lay atibr. Chriatinaa,. will heeenter ti„;.•,etattifet y, petite bulfilist fo Alantiebu ip, flitilre it the legiShttihe itoM'n,V6A-Itt•Liyin ti'y 1n intratinted• nett ccHitti8.thq, 4 ept,,,Italo . roidere:01tve ror Awaintholiv •