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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-24

For THE NoRTH.-A large number Of the
residents of this place have taken their de-
parture for the northern mines-in popular
parlance, the Occur d Alene country. Most
of them go via Placerville ard Lewiston,
while others wander through the mountains
further eastward. Among these companies
there will be some who will prospect as they
go, and though the Occur d. Alene country
may turn out to be blk of the largest size,
if there is any mineral country in that
section or nearer this Basin, twill probably
become known before the season is over.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-24
IRwIN's TROUPE.

During their stay with US, Mr.. Mrs. Irwin
were great favorites with our theatre goers-
and well they merit the good opinion of those
whom they have SO we'll amused. Mrs. Irwin
IS alady OF great versatility of talent, and
one well calculated to golden opinions for any
management under which she may be engaged.
Mr.. Irwin is good actor, genial gentleman,
ana good business man, recommendation
sqhclent for any one. 1t is no use to refer to
Mrs. Sue Robinson Getzler. She still retains
the place she has SO long held in the good
graces of the honest miners.
we have the glass blowers with us now, but
they do not appear to draw, although the ex-
hibition is worth seeing.
Weather warm. CHIVINGTON.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-24
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN To Ill parties required hy
l law to procure Licetses, to call at my office
forthwith and procure the same and save costs
A. O. BOWEN
Idaho City, June "a 1865, wi. Tax Collector
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-24
FOR Sale.
For Sale.

THE building and lot 3Ox80 corner of Wallula
4 and Main street. For terms apply to
Idaho city June Is. [3jw3l POWELL Il COE.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-24

Dissolution of Partnership.
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
IN between Wm Abernethy and j. C. Robbins
wus dissolved on the 18th day of June, A. D.
1865. All debts due to the said partnership are to-
be paid, and those due from the same DISCHARGED
by G. p Robbins. The business will be continued
by q. +. Robbins. VIM. ABERNFTHY.
G. P. ROBBINS.
PIaCerVllle June I4th, 1865 35w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-20
SERVICES AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
rae WHITE HOUSE is MOURNING.

rae WHITE HOUSE ~ MOURNING.
Tho solemn sadness of everything around the Exocu-
tive Mansion during the morning one OF the charac
teristics of the day. No person admitted except
those who bad charge OF the arrangements for the
ra such had some labor 70 perform In completing
the preparations aud the invited guests It was in
realty the house Of mourning and those very rooms
which the public have State occasions Aed with
lie animation and JOY dressed in the habiiiments
Of Entering the front door this stiffness seemed
almost deathke Every person moved along on tlptoc,
as if fearful Of disturbing the long and deep sleep Of
the great and good whose body lay within those
walls.
TICKET
necessary 20 obtain aimittance 10 the house OF
mourning The card adopted for the and fur
ni.hcd TO those who to be present about ye
inches by three with black band around the odgc with
the following words upon its face
ROOM.
Admit the bearer 10 the Executive Mansion on
Wednesday, the. 18th of April, 1855. :
With this entrance obtained - the sacred spot
where lay the body Of our late Chief Magistrate
THE GREEN ROOM
dar<ened and shade OF night seemed TO hang ovei
H. The blinds nearly closed, allowing but faint
streak Of light 10 enter the Window The DOORS win
dows, cornccs and chandelier richly hung with the
weeds Of grief and mourning through which could bc
'fany seen the rich dimask and lace curtains which
adorned the room on all other The numerous
largo mirrors also heavily drapcd with a panel OF
white Grape covering the facc Of the glass In fact
everywhere we're the OF sorrow which spoke Of
bereavement Of hearts Of household ties severed and
nation weeping and mourning a chief that hss
fallen.
rHR GRAND CArAFALQUE.
Near the centre Of the stood The grand cotatus
1upon which rested the mortal remains or the ustrious
dead enclosed In metallic coffin finished in the most
elaborate style with four silver handles each side,
stars gscning between each handle and vein Of silver
winding around the whole serpenne form To the
edges of the lid hung arich silver assc making chase
aud elaborate fringe to the whole Tho catJtqae
stood engthwse 10 the room, or north al south, anc
Immediately in front of the double doors whiCn lead to
the wide hall The door Of the catf1Ie about four
feet in height, and approached by step all sides,
making 1t easy to view the face Of the hono,ed dead
Above this s canopy, in arched form lined the
under ide with white duted satin covered otherwise
miIhrlaek velvet and craDe Ths wss sapporteg hy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-20
Important Letter from the
Assassin.
the REASONS FOR the DEED
THE FEELING ELSEWHERE,
&C., &C., &c.
THE HERALD DISPATCHES.
SCENES III WASHINGTON.
wAsuxeros. April 10, 1865.

wAsuISGroN CITY ~ MOURNING.
The booming Of and the tollng Of bells awolSo
The capital this morning to the realization Of the Sct
that ~ day tho last sad rites to be paid to the
ta remains of the amented Chief Magistrate of the
United States whom the act of cowardy assassin had
removed from earth TO heaven. The day dawned oeal
and cloudless, and pleasant aud beautiful one
could not be desired. Yesterday IL feared that
effect Of the demonstration night be marred by storm
but In this all were happily disappointed, and It
cepted as token of the bright future before the
country when the clouds and sormsof war and discord
shall have been fully dispersed by the bright sun o.
peace and order, bringing nation through
scenes of and boodshed to happiness aud pros
pery never before realized upon earth All the noces
sary arrangements had been made FOR the Ger monies
and the people prepared for such demonstration
has before been witnessed In the capital OF I'll
nation The great heart Of the people, recognizing In Mr.
Lincoln exponent Of it, highest and nobes attributes
was attached to him with unselnsh and confdng dc
voton seldom felt toward whose lot It had been to
conduct country through the desolatons and sacrifices
Of civil strife. Twice before in its history mas this
try called upon TO mourn the removal by death
Its Chief Magistrate, but never under circumstances
which, like those have moved It's nmot soul to its
depths Both Harrison and Taylor were called TO their
rest in time Of peace and in the ordinary Of
The aiiction w-s l,lt in comparison with that which
has now overwhelmed tuo nation with grief
GATHERING or THE gEoPLE.
The different organizations associations, &C. which
to compose the proccs were directed to take
the preliminary positions assigned them at eleven
o'clock Long before that hour the streets were
thronged with people, To the large population of the
caJdial added many thousands of strangers who
hal here 20 unite IN the last tribute of respect to
the great and good who had been father 10 the
for The last -four years Of bloody strife By ten
O'Clock dense crowd was collected In The vicinity of
shc Executive Mansion anxious witness the Assem-.
biting of the coage which should escort the remains /,
thc Capitol where it's We in State until Friday morn.
Ing. From this time until the ceremonies were con.
crded aud the procession had dispersed Pcnnsyvan,
avenue, from Seventeenth street TO the Capitol,
densey crowded. teus Of thoosands Of people, OF all
ages sexes and coors waiting patiently for hours for the
movement Of the great procession There were large
delegations present from Baltimore and from PhilaGe
phja, who had ON expressly 70 partlc
pale In this tribute Of respect The portico steps
and windows Of tho Treasury and state Depart
ments were also hronged with people, AL the
syc delegations were on hand in good snd took
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-20
THE FUNERAL GRAFTON.

i Then came the Sermon b. the Roy Dr Gurloy rnsio
Z of the Presbyterian church in this city, which Mr.
a.ncoln aud his family were Ia the habit Of attend
king:-
As stand here 10 day, m0urners around ths colin
Z and around the lifccss remains Of beloved Chief
i Magistrate recognize and adore the sovereignty Of
God His throne Is in the heavens and III kingdom rgcth
over ALL He hath aud hath permitted TO be dono
whatsoever he plcacd Clouds and darkness round
( abo,t Him rghtooasncss and judgment the habta
lion Of His throne His way Is in the and His p.,h
sIn tho great waters and Hs footsteps not known.
canst thou by searching Gnd GodS Canst thou find
out the Almighty unto perfection, II % high as hea.
canst thou know The measure thereof Is longer
than the earth and broader than the sea II he
cut OF and shut up, gather together then who can
lhinder hmS For lie knowcth vain men lie sccth wick
edness Also, will lie not then consider ~ We bow
lbrforc His Infinite majesy. We bow-we wecp-wc
worship
There faith prevails, and love adorcs.
was cruel cruel hand that dark hand Of the assassn
which sInote honorcd wise and bic President and
filed the land with hut above and beyond that
hand there is another which We must and acknow-
edge II Is the Christening hand OF wise aud faithful
father He gives us the bitter cup; aud the cup that
our Father hath given shall we not drink ~ God Of
the just thou gavest the cup We yield to Thy behes
and drink IT up Whom the Lord loveth He chastcneth
Oh how these blessed words have chccred, and
strengthened and sustained through all these long and
weary years Of civil strife while friends and brothers
many cnsanguined nc'ds falling and dying for
the cause Of liberty and union lot them cheer and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-20

tte positions assigned them that when thoproc =
sicn formed 1t made up with lercci ease and
order There Of the confusion and marching
ard countemarching which ap, To ocnHr IN forming
so large and miscellaneous procession as this Was TIC
excellent arrangements made by the clAef marsha
Ward H. Logan, Esq, and his numerous and efficient
assstants caused everything to pass of IA the mos
creditabe The peope seemed TO apWeciatctho
sonmnity Of the occasion, and, notwiti'sand ng tho
crowded condition Of the thorough.aes there WAS no
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-05
a eENEFAcTREss.

There Is woman In the public eye whose name had
kee, Quack" and Humbug." But IL is longer,
and her from all such pcious
associations in all other minds. whstever notions
may have Of womany delcacy and propriety, viii
all admit that woman alone Is the Nurs-the good
Surse-the best Nurse. WHISTLER shall have Female
Physicians not Is question which must be decided
by time and principle, and not matter Of taste Pride,
prejudice, caprice and custom may well behave them
selves for nthere IL really want there will also be
supply IL there be Calling there will be q coming.
Nature and hsman society always sef-supplyfng,
and though Art and Fashion may hinier, they cannot
prevent.
Mrs. winslow does not wish treat you gentlemen.
Nor does she prescribe regimen for yoEr wives; bat
he medesy appears messenger Of health and hap
pness to your infants in the cradle s there anything
can boldly say what Il not good Tor a babe, and
ought TO be listened TO. God sreed her her humble
and happy mission. She IL the most successful physi-
clan and most ehectas benefactress little
enjoyed her dotipg parents not excepted Jua open
the door for hsr, aud Mrs. winslow will prove the Amer
iran Florence Nightingale II the Nursery. OF this
sure, that will teach "susy" to say "A
Blessing Mrs. winslow"-for helping her survive
and escape the gripping, cockng and tsefhing siege
We confirm every word set forth In the prospectus In
performs precisely what IL processes 10 perform,
part OF it-noth.ng less--Away with your 'Cordis."
"Pxros ORIG, - "Drops "Laudanum, and every osber
Narcotic by which the babeis drugged into stupidity.
and rendered dull aud idiotic for life.
We have Mrs.. winse, know Der osly
through the preparation of her Soothing Syrup for
make her. she - physical savior 10 the infant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-05


NV YORK, April 4.
Cotton less active and lower, at 36@37c COR
middling
Flour dull and heavy at SIS as 20 for extra
state S. 5O@o 90 extra round hoop Ohio, and
S. 65@9 IS for trade brands, markets closing
heavy, with sales of extra state at considerable
under inside quotations.
Whisky quiet and rather more settled at 1912
az II for western.
Wheat dull, and sales are too far apart. Last
evening 900 bushels of winter red western sold
at ST. 50.
Rye dull stsI 25@l 30
Barley lower.
Corn quiet, and rather heavy: for new white
81 3s@l ~. rev yellow 81 60asl 62Ia aioa,
Oats quiet and decidedly lower at s2@
Sc
Wool dull
Petroleum dull; Csc for crude, Sic for refined
in bond and Tic 20 free.
Rice dull.
Sugar frmer; Cuba Muscovsdo l3c.
Coffee quiet and firm.
Gclasses inactive.
Pork opened frmer and more active al
500 50@21 81 tor new mess and closing a,
i23@24 for 63-'64: do cash and regular
wav, closing at S24 90 for cash. 500 50d24 Ot
for prime and s25 OO@26 80 for prime mess.
Beef hams dull ut s2l 50d2i.
Beef dull at sl2 50@l1 for plain mess and
SIG 50@2l for extra mess.
Cut meats quiet At l4la al 5c for shoulder.
and 1926 for name.
Bacon quiet at l4l5@l45zc for Cumberland
cut. l51a @l534c for long ribbed and i611c fol
short ribbed
Lard in fair demand at l5ls@ls
Butter dull aud unsettled.
Cheese quiet atl402lc.
Money moderately easy at 6(d7 per cent
Sterling dull at 81 GOAL 09is for FIRST elias.
bile.
Gold a shade frmes and the rates steady, open
ing at 81 Az. advancing to 81 473z, declining
to 81 40 ,, and closing at 81 474@l
Government stocks firm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-05

works. Then bic cavalry charged straight q
front. the shells laundering on their flank
The special to the World says: When new,
came Of the success Of our right the president
did not believe IL. and accused the messenger oil
attempting to make an April fool Of him.
Davis and his family. with other rebel fami
lies. did no, leave Richmond until Monday
morning
Danvills oil be the capitol Of the fugitiv,
confedersey
An order, Of which this 10 copy. has been
approved by Gen sherman:
NTwsknx, March 80.
All mails for officers and soldiers in the army
now With Major General sherman, will, alter
this date. be sent 10 For, Monroe for distribution
No mail for civilians will De delivered unless ad
dressed 10 some officer 90 whom they are person
ally known.
War DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. April al . ml
Nsjcr General Dix:
The following telegram from Grant has jus;
reached this department. What hour to-day il
left him does not appear. but probably after
noon:
No detail of casualties has been received but
is expected to morrow.
The statement of Official information having
Oeen received OIL ten. Custar = Oeirg Killed u
not true. De was unhsrmed the last of this
afternoon
WILSON STATION. Va. April Z.
To Hon. Z. II. Stanton:
The army is pushing forward in hopes of over
taking or dispensing the remainder Of Lees ar
ny.
Shesidan's cavalry ard the 5th corps are be.
between this place and the Appomattox. Gen
Meade and the Cd and 9th corps are following
All the enemy that retain anything like organi-
zation have gone north of the Appomsttox, and
are apparently heading for Lynchburg Their
losses have been very heavy. The houses
through the country are nearly ell used for hos
pitfalls.
hear OF rebel soldiers pushing for home.
in email and large squads. and generally with
out arms, pursued so closely that they have been
forced TO destroy the greater part of their trans
portation and munitions of war
The prisoners captured yesterday exceed
1000
From the 2Sth of March to the present time
our loss in killed, wounded and captured will
pot probably reach 1000. OF whom from l 500
to 1000 we're captured. and many but slightly
wounded
| shall continue the pursuit as long as there
appears use in il.
Signed L. S. GRANT.
Lieut. Gen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-05
SURE TO REGULATE the BOWELS
Relief and Health 10 Ysur Infants.

We have put up and sold this article for over years.
and CAN SAY IN CONFLUENCE AND TRUTH Of Il what
have never been able 10 say Of any other medicine
NEVER HAS 1T fA1LkD IN SINGLE INSTANCE TO
EFFECT CURE, when timely used. Never did We
know instance Of dissatisfaction BY any who used
H. On the contrary, all delighted with its opera
tons, and speak In terms Of reudation OF t magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter
WHAT VIZ DO KNOW, |" after 20 years experience
AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THB FULFIL
EEST OF WHAT WE HERE DeCLARD In almost
every instance where the infant Is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will oe found In fesn or twenty
minutes after the syrup l. administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PER
kiNS. New York. Is On the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the World.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-05

FoRrREss MONROE, April 2-The steamers
Dictator, Delaware and Jersey Blue arrived here
this morning from Nerbern. \. c., with an ag
gregate Of c00 rebel prisoners and about 300 ref
ugees
The condition OF these refugees j. OF the most
distressing nature many OF them being encum
bered With numerous children, barefooted ragged
and half starved They were taken charge OF by
the provost marshal. and sill be sent north ia a
few days The news they bring Is uninportant.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-05

Pr One OF our exchanges says a lady o
refinement cent the editor the following. with tn,
request To publish. hoping il would "do som,
good We guess there are some such pets
in these psrts:
My hu band dreamt-he dreamed pleasing dream
For smiles his face did beam;
He DIRE amt OF me for Oft he murmured Petl''
pressed him 10 my heart-close closer yet,
To drink into my the pre- ious word
Alas IL was PR role um he ard.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-05

TRASsFEgSoF REAL ESTATE The following
was the ONLY transfer Of real estate made yester
day At the Auditors office:
Vim Fogleman TO Phillip Sawyer, the east
bali Of the west half Of lots No 80 and 100, il
Mobiles subdivision Of the west part of out-ots
No IS. 50. So. So and 6i, in the city of Indian
apolis. Price 81 600.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-05

HuRRaH FOR THE Crystal Wharf.-The
will be temperance meeting in the basement OF
the Third Presbyterian Church this (Wednes
dayJ evening. at B o'clock. Able speakers will
address the meeting Everybody is invited and
expected to come
By order Of the committee
Wx. W II McCURpY,
Chairman
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-05


PRosoTIoSs AT the aGjutant generals Office
on Yesterday. the following persons were com
mi-sioned in Indiana regiments:
9Th cavalsv-C b. HAYDEN. captain co ID.
Francis NJ Moore, % lieutenant CO. G.: G.
Drnlav. csptsin co. II: Daniel Mason. lst lieu
tenant CO II: John yoris. 81 lieutenan,
HI J. Golfer captain CO /. Calvert. 1t
lieutenant co /: = J Conaty. 81 lieutenant CO
I;BF Conner. lst lieutenant co. A; George
Chism. - lieutensn, CO A: Peter II Bosnian.
list lieutenant CO u.
l2th cavalry-W Wilkinson, 1t lieutenant
20 r: John B smith 81 lieutenant &C. +
l0th cavalry-Christopher q Ludwlck, cap
tain co G.: r X Turnham, lsl lieutenant co &,
George W Shetts. 81 lieutenant CO
2ist inianiry-Amos D. Blanchard, II lieu
tensnt CO A.
44,h inf4ntry-J 5. Wheeler. lieutenant com
pan, b
5lst Infantry Ellis House. captain company
T.: Allen Harris. 1t lieutenant company
oh cavalry John ;. Applegate. lst lieuten-
ait company c: a Watson. 81 lieutenant con-
pany G.
49,h iufaulr, -Wm. Anderson LIT Lieutenant
company X
Iish Infantry " Plummer, assistant sur
geon: Louis Griffith. captain company A.
99th infantry WIN. Savage, LIST lieutenant
company c.
7th cavalry Sylvester Lssis. captain eompiny
B: George " Sheets. LIT Lieutenant company B'
Gurus b Pally, 81 lieutenant company b; X
q. smithers. Let lieutenant company H; Ezekiel
Brown, % lieutenant company X
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-05

The INDIANA STATE MUsEux Madam Eug
lsh has returned from Cincinnati, aud again 81
perintends the museum on Washington street in
person Many curious aud valuable addition.
have been made to the already extensive collec
ton. and we know Of no place where hour
or two can be more pleasantly or pro6tably spent
than at this store house Of wonder
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-05

we see an adyertisenent in yeGr eoiumns Of MRS.
wore IN favor Of patent medicine before In ifs
but feel compelled say your readers that this
no hunbng-we have tried Il. and know ~ 20 be eli Il
claims LII probably Of the Successful usdi-
eires Of the day, because is Of the best AID
those Of readers Who have babies cant DO better
thar Law In = supply"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-05

Masonic The grand commandery Of the
Masonic order is at present in session in this city
at the Masonic Hall. We understand that The
order is making extensive preparations to cele-
bra,e the 24lh Of the coming June. and that invi-
tations have been extended to all the lodges in
the state TO be present and join in the observance
of this day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-05
ANNOUNCEMENT.

FIFTH wARp-JOSFPH HARRIS offers himself
the Independent voters Of the fifth Ward, inde
pendent union candidate for Councilman. Mr. Harris
old citizen of the Ward, has all his property it, and
II elected will pledge himself to aid in securing cheap
gas Hight iaxes and hook after the interests OF the
Ward the Council and that it has its fair share
al publ c mpro emen's.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-05
COMM ERcIAL.
BIT TzIsohaPs
cincinnati Market

cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI. April 1
Superhne flour sold at SO 75i0.
Wheat dull and prices nominal At 81 III for
red and ST. 60@l Is for extra state.
Whisky was held at 81 0S@2 10. bot moth
ing done
Corn 70@75c.
Oats declined to 90 ia elevators.
Barley 81 l0@l 20.
Rye 81.
City mess pork is held firm at s2762o.
Bulk meats l31a@l414
Lard il held at lie and no buyers in the mar
ket.
Clover seed dull at sl2 5Osl2 IS: timothy
81 So
Flax 81, and dull.
Seed dull and prices nominal
Butter dull at 25d2Sc.
Coffee 3O633c.
Gold ST. 436l 45
Silver 81 32@i 35
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-05

At City Point The beliefs gaining ground tbs,
Lee Ia reIreating on the DsnvIlls road. and tha,
Sheridan is upon bis flank
A messenger from Goldsboro brings news that
Johnston has swung around 10 4 new position
between GoIdsboro and Weldon. Sherman will
take care Of hin. a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-05

IT, We understs nd that portion OF the track
and bridge the Jacksonville railroad was
swept away by the recent freshet, and bias not
been repaired. which has caused the delay of
trains since Saturday. a force is engaged in
making the neceS sary repsiis. and go soon a.
possible trains will make their accustomed trips
The detention has been great inconvenience 10
the travelling and shipping public. but accidents
are unavoidable at times. especially when &
higher power nterferss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-05

The great popularity 81 Mr. wfs-ies's soething
syrnp for children teething. has n1ncsd unprtnc1psi
pess in advertising which hey have not only copied
ss< Dssess ea The Prsss sst hsvs
espisd certificates sn1 steerS noo etsscDee -
ctkers ax.ng other Names 20 eur esoains cstncsss-
pgeGe OF al fDifators mar. 0nSwe-u