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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
Fire! Fret! Fire!!! Fire III!

We hope none of our citizens will
overlook the notice, by the Mayor, of a
ssseeting to be held at the Courthouse
on Saturday evening next, for the pur-
pose of organizing a Gre company. Let
every good citizen attend the meeting
and aid the laudable, but too long neg
fsetsd enterprise, Surely our citizens
should heed the warnings and expe-
rience Of the past, Few places have
suffered more than Pomeroy. Although
the errors of the past cannot be helped,
yet prudent people will remember
former negligence as a stimulant for
present action. Now, that the town au-
thcrities are acting in the matter, let
them be sustained by the eountenance
and cordial support of: the citizens
Let ther be, a full attendance. .....1' 52,..,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
CINcIENATI, Feb. II.

~. . CINcIENATI, Feb. II.
Fert Donnelson has surrendered
Fifteen Thousand. prisoners, including
johnson, Pillow, and Buckner. This
is reliable, and has just appeared on bull
letin. City Wild with excitement and
joy. All shaking hands over it,
Savannah (Ga is oursl -
~,si~ CINCINNATI, Feb. 1s-3 M,
On receipt of the glorious news this
morning, Col, Jones telegraphed to Gen.
Wade for permission to, Ere salutes in
honor of the grert victory, from the
heavy guns on the Notifications around
the city. The old veteran Immediately
telegraphed the following: "With all
my heart" There is jollifieation
going on now among great many
hurrahsl ,.s,e, - All, = if..ss,';!,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21

n~See advertisement of the steamer
Fanny McBurnie. The officers of that
craft need no eulogies from us. They
are 'the right men in the right places. )"
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
sheriR,s sails.

: c. Rule & Co. VI. skirvin & ,s,ai,sl.
DY Virtue Of an .exeeution tos me lirees-
ID ed from, the Conrt Of Colpmen Pleas OF
Meigs County, I win offer for sale al the deer
of the ceurt-house in Pomeroy, ut 10 o'clock
AM, tsi' tAi'
yss On the. 10th day Of Kaseh, i ss2.
the following. described real estate. to wit: Ths
north half of Lot No. Is in the town of Racins,
Meigs .eountyr 9hie.- zs.;;.aa =;
Also, ten feet sR-tAe,north side of the seuth
half of said lot No. - To be sold rs tho
property of Thos Smith, NJ the su;t Of Charles
Rule & Co Appraised al S2s5. Terms Of
sale cash J.. ss4sf: - '.st ts@'-t4st
Also the following g-lescribed lands and ten
enents, to wit: Situate ON the ,nogsi-west side
of the town of Racine, i'll section No. l8, town
No, . . and range No. / 2; fh Meigs County, and
on the northwest side cof the fosd leading
from the Ohio Riyerlto S,tlRester 'Gurtiss, be-
ginning ten feet on said road south of. tn.
south corner of the store house occupied By
Thos. Smith; thence forty-fve feet northwest,
running parallel with said store house. thence
fifty feet northeast, parallel with the west end
Of said store house; thence forty five fect 10
said road; 4Fence fifty feet 10 TIE. place Of be-
ginning. no be sold as the prsperty ofsTiies.
Smith, at the suit OF c. Rules Co. Appra ise.l
at S475. Terms Of sale; cash.
il. WHITE, S. NC.
Feb. 8, 1st5a.--5-5t. Eala &5tssa sa.5V
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
of the WAR Department..
.s.al. go. 81. WASHINGTON, Feb. II.

The work of thoroughly recognizing
the. War Department, is rapidly pro-
crossing. To-day number of clerks
were notified to leave, and prohibited
from revisiting the Department again.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
iGHIazn0 Rah 18Th

,.se .ssiFa 'CHfoAGo, Feb. 18th.
The Tsibune's special says the posi-
tien of ground occupied by our troops
to attack Fort Donnelson was such, that
not more than one regiment could ope-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
s@There is another food ia pros

~ There Is another Hood ia pros
pect.,, 1t has rained all day-Wednes-
day--and as we close up the form.
Wednesday .night-it not only rains,
but pours. The rain and mud must be
dreadful upon the poor soldiers who
-hzve been called from their homes to
save their country from the destroying
hands of conspirators and traitors. Let
them be assured, however, that they are
remembered, and will be honored
through life by their gratifed country,
for their sufFerings and heroism.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
Sherifss sale,

!.
s-'s@sf Thompson & Darr vs.. William Kinney.
sDY virtue Of an order OF salclta me directed
ID from the Court OF Common Pleas Of aieiss
County, Iwfll offer for sale, at:the door of the
Court-H House, in Pomcroy,, at 10 o'clock 1. NJ,
On the 10th da' ef .Wneh, 1859,
the following described lands and tenements,
to wit: Situate in the County Of Meirs, an,l
in section No. 6, town No. 4, range, II. in the
Ohio Companys purchase bounded and de
scribed as follsvs: Beginning I1 rods south of
the northeast corner of y lot or parcel of ftland
decided to Robert Coupbell By james hcLaugl-
lin, bearing date Oct 2es 1877; thence south )
rods; thence west 32 Iforts thence nnorth 5 rods.
thence east, 81 rods to the place OF heginnins.
containing one acre. To be sold as the prof.
erty ofiWilliam Kinnex, ut the sui, Of fhorar-
son, Darr & Co. Appraised at $685., Terms
Of sale, cash. 81 oss t'as8 T. res
. 81 zsii.ss. ..J,J. ft,HITEs s. a.e.w
Feb, 4. 4.1ss2--s45t. ~ ,.s1Sigfss5 ss,:islos y
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
MRS. p. E, WILLIAMS,
S E.A NJ STR E'S'S

:. =. S E A NJ ST r ES 8.
Corner Sycamore & Front SIS, Ponseroy,
ID ESPECTFULLY solicits the patronage Of
IN those who may have work in her line
Dresses fitted and made with nsstness and in
good style. Children clothing made to order.
Mems ware--such as Shirts, Vests, &C., also
made with care. All kinds Of sewing done,
and satisfaction guaranteed. 4-5l-3m
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
Sorghum in Ohio

;, At the late Sorghum Convention,
heldSat Columbus, fifteen fine samples
of Sugar and any amount of Molasses
were presented, dsmonstra the COM
plete success Of the new Sugar plant
The Sugar was ofthe very best quality.
1t was aseertained that one n,iHion eight
hundred thousand dollars ,rorth teas
made an Ohio last fall Mr.. Myers, of
Springfield. made one hundred and
,sixty barrels. A committee, was ap-
pointed to compile the most valuable
Information obtained upon the methods
ST raising the cane and making the
Sugar and Molasses. We h ope to get
the results of their iabors soon.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
ST. LOUIS, Feb. II.

The casualties OF the gunDoatS at
Fort Donnelson are as follows: -.
On the ssCincinnati," three killed and
two wounded; louisville five sailors
killed, four slightly wounded, and two
severely, each having both arms shot
away "Carondalet," four killed, six
badly wounded, including VIM. Hunt
ing, pilot, severely; ''Pittsburg," two
wounded. -. {,sA ,
The force en- route for Donnelson had
mostly come up, and were located on the
left. General Wallace with the 9Th
Missouri and 11th Indiana, arrived Fri
day. -a ~
as - Il WASHINGTON, Feb. IL.
HoUsE-Mr. Celfax asked, and read
lily obtained permission to make state
ment relative to Fort Denneison amid
profound silence, as he said that Gen.
Mcclellan had authorized him to in
form the House that he had just re-
ceived dispatch from Cairo, informing
him of the, arrival of the gunboat SEA
rondelet' at that place, bringing the
news of the capture of Fort Donnelson
yesterday, by the land forces of the U,
s., with $4,000, prisoners, including
Generals johnson and Buckner Gen.
Floyd escaped. The loss on both sides
is very heavy.
Great applause greeted the dispatch,
CAIRO, Feb. II, GO.
The surrender of Fort DonnefsoH was
made on Sunday morning, uncondition-
ally. johnson and Buckner captured.
Pillow and Floyd sneaked away, like
thieves, in the night, with their Brig
AIDES, on steamer, without letting Buck
ner know their intention.
The following correspondence passed
between the commanding officers:
HEApouARrERs Fort DosNELsos,o
February IL, 81
Sn:-In consideration of all the cir
cumstances governing the present situa-
tions of affairs at this station, propose
with the commanding officer of the Fed
eral forces the appointment of Commits
sioners to agree upon terms Of capitua-
ton of the forces at this post, under my
command. / suggest an armistice till
II O'clock.
.r..34 = l am, very respectfully, M -a
.~,gte=se, Your obedt serv't,
Ss-.--,-s S. B. BUckNER,
.555'-as7-t Brig. Gen1 c. S. A.
To Brig Genl A. S. Grant, command
ing U. S. forces near TT. Donnelson.
.3A REspoSsE OF GEN GRANT. .7
= IL -.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
READ ME-!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST PROCURED A
Il large supply Of
, DOORS 90 SASH,
gf all Sizes which he will ssu at great bargains to
those wishing TO purchase, for
. CASH IN HAND.
Go no longer with those riekety ereaking old doors
and your dilapidated, weather-sprung, worn-sus
sash. when, for mere pittanest you can replace
them with good, substantfal ones.
t.. And do not assempt 20 Manufacture your own, as
can sell them to you 81 about tho cost CT the ium
baf. e .ex4-It ": ~:
cali AZ Dawn Fla ming MHi. on Sugar Bun, pomo.
isst long a, tie low agares a which i fToasrau
&-43-y.: D., -J.AUNTLEY.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
n A n r. I e ID .

On the 9th day of Feb, 1862, by Rev. sela
H. Barrett, Mr.. WILLIAM H. SrASsBuRY an
Miss EMMA ]. BRINE, both Of Rutland, Ohio.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21

na- Hoadley, Of the Pomeroy Wharf
boat, IL .sspiling ON" the obligations
faster than we can thsnkeiaiui for them.
His sInstitutiau'.'' should be made le
gal tender. /Ff3kFfG,f M
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21

rate at the same time, while the rebels
could bring nearly the whole force to
bear againat Us.
The first regiment that received the
rebels was the 18th, which fought with
desperate courage until their ammuni-
ton was exhausted, when they were
forced to retire. 1t was replaced by
the 9Th. They, too, were driven back
after firing the last reund-meanwhile
the other regiments lending such feeble
aid as their positions would admit.
Lew. Wallace was then ordered to
re enforce McClernand,- and sent two
brigades from the center. -
The 31st I'll, Col Iegan, fought like
veterans, defending Swartz's battery
under the most CALLING FIRE, until every
horse at the battery was killed, TO-
gether with all the officers who had
charge of the guns, as we'll as the Lieu
tenant Colonel, acting Major, seven
Captains, and number of the Lieuten-
ants had been killed, and Colonel
wounded, being nearly surrounded.
Captain McCook, who was left in com
mand, drew off what was left of the reg
iment, not, however, until the last round
was expended, and they had commenced
to drive the rebels before them.
The End brigade then came up and
took the place of the retired one, and
fought desperately, loosing great num-
Der killed, but with the assistance Of a
portion of Wallace's Division, and the
4sth and 5Oth Ohio Reg'ts, they drove
the rebels back to their intrenchments,
gaining a portion of the ground lost.
The object of the rebels was evidently
to cut their way through our troops
The General johnson taken is Bushner
johnson, Brigadier from Tennessee.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
MARKETS..

Corrected Weezg by Grant i Co., ,Kllers, an.
. u. c. Padea., Grocer.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
,pr. w.rt,mI.an,,,,s,, 81, i. Next WAT.

DIR. Wortman, who has become SO
well known to our town, will be at the
Remington House, in Pomery, on Fri
day, the 28th inst, when and where he
viii be ready. to meet all who desire to
consult him. The professional reputa-
tion of Dir. Workman. is SO well estab-
lished that a more extended notice is
unnecessary. Let all who desire his
services remember the time and place,
and be as punctual as the DIR. is to his
appointment, or they will fail to meet
him, Don't forget-the Remington
House-Feb, 25th. 2t
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
CAIRO. Feb. 17th.

CAlhU, EeU. ~ III.
The steamer Memphis arrived from
Fort Donnnison this morning, bringing
Mississippi regiment Of prisoners and
fifty or sixty wounded soldiers, who
were left at Mound City. Eight or
nine other boats are on the way with
rebel prisoners. -.a5
The rebels who escaped are supposed
to have gone to Nashville or Clarksville,
where it is supposed the Confederates S
will attempt to make another stand.
This evening a great light was seen
for several hours in the direction of
Clarksville, and it is supposed the reb
els have either burnt the town, or their
steamboats, in the river, to prevent them
falling into our hands
Rebel officers admit that if We take
Nashville, the rebellion in Tennessee is
gone up. The prisoners will probably
be sent to Camp Douglas at Chicago.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
By the pomeroy and Athens Line.
Surrender of Ft. Donnelson.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
FLOYD AND PILLOW ESCAPED.

Correspond nee between Commanders
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
Aitaelsmel.t Nos aee.

' Attaehmellt S0faee. sqsF zs.,5-5{
PEFeRE 4. sti4ers, j r. Of salisbury Tp.,
- sisigs County. Shto-J. W T.. Lyons,
plaintiff, gs. Ahs,isi Lyons, defendant. On
the S0th day Of Dsce,nber, II. y. 1851, eai,i
above action, for the SUN of 3bn .lollarS.
j. v. Il. lAoNS,
Fcliy 10Th lS.;'--; -
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
sfhe secrets Of Youth Unveiled.

+ AcTRgArIsE THE CAUSE OF PREMArIvE DEcAy-A
solemn warning. Just published, book showing
the insidious prog ressand prepa enoeamang schools,
male and femnle, Of this fatal habit; pointing
out the fatality thai inv arably pttenhs its victims,
and developing the Whole progress OF the disease,
from the commence memt to ihe end. + .st ~
II will be sent BY Mail on receipt of Two 3 cent
Stamps. a-,-t.. 7. t;4-f = - r. f.,ss
+ lEPAtteRdance daily, from in the morning til Q
AZ night, and oiiSundays from to pm.
/ Medicines with full directions sent any part Of
nicatng their symptoms by Latter. Business CORES.
ponaenee strictly confidential.
1LFDr. .kso ofiee is still located established,
under he nam OF DIR. La CRO1X, ut No. } / Maiden
Lane, Albany, N. Y. 4 .s Z; fi---,-:r%f
Feb. !, lS62.-5-ly, "
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21

Eyf.e &. i sheriRss SALE. ssslfs a.
George Rhins4hels vs.. Inipas tespet NJ, F. ssaeissy
DY virtue of an. order Of sale TO iine directed
ID; from the Courtof Common of lMeigs
County, will offer far sale at the door of si,e
Court-House in Potneroy. at 10 o CLOCK A. u,
On thssad day Of .Nsrcd, l 662,
the following tscsihed real estate; 10 vii: Sit
uate inzthe town oflEemeroyy being twelve fe,t
off the lever side of Lot Nos on the tow,,
plat Of the said town Of Pomeroy, and cxtend-
ing back to the rear line Of the lot bought by
VIM. sWatson and Robert Watson of David r..
Lewis; next below it.f ~ 7'ag Lf- s47 '-''
Also, all that 4pnrtoof sLot No. 5, in sail
town of Pomeroys extending 1t she. whole width
IF the lot back, from Front strest 100 feet ,er
ward Condor Street. 70 be sold as The, prop
erty Of the Union .Chspef M. r. Society as
pomeroy, at the suit OF George Rhipcghelt.
!Appraised at S5,1tN. Ternis Of Sale. easi.
~ les.2 J:-J. WHITE, s. ". G.
,Jar.G2sy 1862 -s-5t : s&se 81 tssss.tRss
---.--. ,-.-.------ ---z--..- --.---
aeA SheriTss sole.
Vim; Williamson vs..Mnses Basis.i So g
pY virtue OF an orfier of sale to nae directed
II frgul The Court of CelaInon Pleas of feigs
County, win offer for sale at public, .aactici',
at the door of the court-louse, in fo,peroy, Vi
one CLOCK T.. w. L-'''. ~
On the 17A day Of Nerea, iseee. z;
the following described lands and iencnfent-,
to-wit: A part OF the east halfsof the uertii-s
east quarter of sectien pumher eight taw,,
number two, range number thirteen O: tie
Ohio Company 8 Purchase, and BotnJed III fol-
lows: csnnencing at ihe tirrth-east corner ~
said section number eight; thence oa tiie cash
line OF said section to the road; theaeci aloss
said road in Il sohth-westerIy direction to !.
point which by running from, Hence pcrti IL
the north line Of said section. and frr,n liercc
cast on said north line 10, the plueo OF tegib-
Mug, az Will make ten aesssss Te be seld us
the property Of Moses .p.yis, ,;ilt be saitsei Nm.
Williamson. Appraised al l,nup Tcfms of
sale, cash.; - ~ T. j. WHITE. s.. 81. {.
Feb'y Is, zisti.,, L.ssss, SD. p ieiFl :::ts, -
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
Bowling. Green Occupied By
..a.r-s-sa, Federal Troops. =

LoUIsVILLE, Feb. 16.-Mitehelrs
troops have crossed Barren river and
are in possession Of Bowling Green.
BALTIMORE, Feb'y l4th.
Burnside is moving ahead. He cap
.tured Edenton and Plymouth, and still
he pushes on s4R .,B>g1z T.EaE
The rebels have adopted a new flag.
The mortar feet strikes CONSERVATION
among their ranks 'rs.;zzs. .i7.oaA
ag1 =. 3@ss CINCINNATI, Feb. 18th.
The capture, of Savannah, Ga, by
Federal troops, has just been announced
on bulletin.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
APPRENTICES.

YTIIOsE wishing to take boys or girlpatranySa
l. age from infancy to Il years.to live with
them till of legal age, would be doing 4 public
benefit by making known their wishes &c. Mr..
Scott, Superintendent Of the Infrntsry. neal
Chester, or to either of the In6r1nary nire,tors.
Feb = '6tL--f NJ BOSWQ.:Tt,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
SG boxes German Soap, fol sale cheap. by
w Fi6stfl S. SlEVERMAN.
DR.. Ia CROTx'S
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A t: oN.THE I sazess
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21

~O cheap, By Il6-tf1 s. SIIIV ERMAN.
A MoNG the articles 10 be found constantly on
IA hand at s. SflfVERMAN,S Grocery, are
90 brls. Molasses, for sHle cheap, b.
t6-tf 5--@A s. SILVERSAN.
. < keesgood English Soda, for sale cheap. by
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-06
II AT'S i!

BERBE co s PATENT VENTILATED, sELF
AbTsTING HATS are so constructed IS to ADMIT
I:-e- AZ lalya u air bsGW eco the sweat Gather
~ st body Of the Hat and also, 30 adjust Itself
;, H. easA4 as soon As the bat Ia pat on there
> ,--ar.zg to the wezreE Of any Eufrgned hat all
isseF5Ga and comfort Of the soft felE bat BeeSs
as.c are u5w MANUFACTURING Moleskan and Cas-
Azsrs Hats Of the Spring and Summer styles, for
Gs-gsnz2t and young geats' Dress Hats, which
sT viii furnish to The trade al as SS9, u, SA5
~ So per do4sas together With a complete ass
I,.a-as Il black and coloTed Felt Hats, manufao-
tre3 " them Selves with special Fefsrsns 70 arst
As rF.a.i trade throughout The country Prices
G -; Hats trOa Us to 50 per &Ossn Always
s. alat the best quautes of Paris Soft Hats Of The
.Hest styles. All sr8eTs By mai via rosefEs
;;---st attention Terms Cash, Less 5 per cent.
BEEBE & Co, Ibs Broadway, n. 7.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-06

ram fTes heavily ~ she advances, and i
rapidly gaining on her opponent. WheE
just - all we're sxpeesiag eollision, ia
Arkansas suddenly checks up, heads ths
other way, fres hroadside, and rapidly
leaves the Cincinnati behind Der. The
gunboat had draEn her into too shallow
water, which aha bad no intsaAson ef ~
ing caught in.g " u - $50 - -
The Cincinnati, assisted by the Wsuo-
ma, kept up an incessant fire until she had
rounded the poias and was in the arms Of
her frieasas. This unparalleled audaeity
and boldesss elIcits unqualified admira-
don of all. Such . thing never took
place before, and will probably never
take plsasagsfns 4HJhsoad aayfishs, In
the very teeth Of hundred guns, thia
craft slowly and deliberately made her
way, selecting her own victims, and harl-
ing the glove of defiance ut the combined
fleet. Il is an example of cool, daring
courage unexampled, aud the name Of
Catesby Jones, her commander, will De
aWasfsd by alE inen 50 deserving place
among the list of those who EEknow no
fear" The fact Of her success il an-
doubtedly owing to the circumstances IN
der which she caugha as. Oar position
and everything worked against u.
The Essex had discovered q burnt
boiler the night before, and new ons
was being inserted at the time. The
Louisville was lying at the blacksmith
boat repairing. The Sumter had her
waste Psp@ ous ana nsw dMe baing n
serted. Everything worked r. her favor.
Those boats that were all ready could not
use their guns for fear of doing more
damage to their friends Tran % thsir
foes. s'~.--i 4 s T.