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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-31

Z GIRL TO ATTEND \ BAKERf, ANr
t1thAt u'dc s.ln 2 th, business snI cln in, 100.
eiy Niefsnces. Agpy saw a., cor 9th IT, after /. P
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-31

STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIylR-
- POOL VIRGINIA, soil, Feb. ith. PENNsV' y.
HASLA U follow. Cabiu raIAsge fl25 Storage .i5,
- bOa1wN ~,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-31
SHIPPING.

EOR lIVERFOOI-OID BLACK BALL.
L Limo. The packet ship ISAAC WEBB viii ali
on wednesday, February LAT. or pa,sape slgly On
pH'rI, loot Of Booknan st. OF " ROCHE lIlO iiiiES
COFtEY, ~ South IT. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-31

"A FtW GOOD HOOP SNlRT SPANC-
be- usnted, 20 VOL on s-lf-feadiur pfos.cs -
r o {. 7. a. r. MEYER, ! I B.o.-.VG., CO..
v o. g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-31

GEhAAN GIRL WANTED, IN A SMALL
- iain one thHt -p, ks Lng ,th, 10 do tic house.
sOfk; Npyy ia thv iiiutlug oiuce 90 Llghth ave-
nuC, betA e.u 3ih and Ga IN .Ls a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-31

Observation-Disclosures LADY HAT
w ln.sAer -, boSer, ug-'Lai.s j. iRIEND 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-31

A ATTENTION ONLY FOR o. CENTS-I g..
dies tlusht to operate "a NLcelc. q " ifou's
pV tns mAchlDes IN all ia branchesly eye neDceu
tpe;7tur Apyy 3lb5 Sch eve, bet pSth aDn iitb -'s
y NE drug s'ose. Inquire The whole week Al
A FOREWOMAN WANTEU To SUPER.
4 ntend Corset lusi'Ese. Also an operator on
finreiS 'Gachiue. ~ q ley ~ 20 floor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-31

NNAEIEl-.o CHRIS, GOOD HANDS on
w tue yo.s and good "aecs At the rap"s 'oz
fa.toTy, - ID ut, zjs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-31
FOa SALE AND 10 LGT.
EOR SALE VERY CMEAP-A LARGO

amount Of INT class Tenement Property. . .1h
modern improvements GU each hoof, 10 no lsil md
Elst WaIdh, tAt WA pay large por eSnuusv. Amply
70 join FEElREICH, Ais 81 avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-31

81 1D-NOlU EIEERS AND SUlSTI-
'Ctutrs wanted for the Army and Navy
Highest oarh bouutie- paid. RUNNER and brokers
hbcrtly dealt With. Town quotas hlloi al ,hor,
notice. Apply s. Fulton At, hookIyn Egs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-31

SS0D-TWLNTY VOLUNTEERS To Fin
w tosn quota. Men for the navy -seainru,
oTdIhery sesmen, hrenen Also for lnvalid Coris
tmiuing Surgeon, go Pear st. ID
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22
GIVE HIM A CALL!
EVERGREEN NURSERIES,,
Situated one Mile from the Court HOuSc,
CA Miss.

THE undersigned have this day formed a
1 copartnership under the style Of T. j.
DRANE d CO, for the purpose of carrying
Oh the Nursery business in all its branches.
1t is The intention Of the proprietors to
propagate in the Fruit Department, choice
varieties only. and such as are well adapted to
the soil and climate of the South, ripening in
succession over the fruit season. Consequent
ly, purchasers will be positively projected
against disappointment.
Every new variety Of fine fruit shall be
added IN our catalogue, as soon a. tested and
proved TO be suited to the climate.
All trees and plants will be carefully labeled
and packed in the best manner for any
part Of the South, for which a moderate
charge will he made; and no charge will be
made for delivery Of packages at the rail.
roads.
1t is requested that explicit directions he
given for marking and chipping packages,
but in all cases, rLen shipment is made the ar
tcies are at the risk Of the purchaser.
All orders from unknown correspondents
must be accompanied with a remittance, draft,
or satisfactory reference.
Our customers are requested 10 notify us
Immediately Of any error that may he commit
ted in filling their orders, in order that We
NAV at once make amends.
Catalogues will be forwarded to all who APP
ply, poet paid, and eHelOse a stamp to prepay
the postage. T.. j. DBANE 4 Co.
Sept. 1856. ly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22
Sayings of Eminent Men.

The first principles and source Of al
good writings is to think justly .-Horace
Every man complains Of his memory,
but no man complains of his Judgment
RochetoulcauH.
If men were perfectly contented, there
would no longer be any activity in the
world.-HOLJach.
Those who have once tasted the pleas,
ure ofroving at large through woods and
mountains, can never after feel happy
under the restraints of society .-Lardnsr.
Great men, taken up in any way, are
profitable company Carlyle.
Man is older than nations, and be is to
survive nations. - Claiming.
Nations should wear mourning for none
but her benefsctors. The representatives
Of nations should recommend to public
homage only those who have been the
heroes Of humanity Mirobeau.
No man is nobler born than another
unless be is born with better abilities and
a more amiable disposition - Senaco.
We do not know absolutely what is
good or bad fortune.-Rous,eou.
Nature never says one thing, and wis
dom another. -Jurenal.
1t is most certain that passions always
covet and desire that which experience
f0rsakes.-Froncis Bacon.
The absent party is always faulty
Prouer6s.
If you speak what you think, you shall
hear what you dislike.-Bias.
Sudden movement Of the mind often
break ont either for great good or great
evil.-Homer.
Bear and blame not what you cannot
change.-Cyras.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22
= TO n.

20 DOLLARS
(NN Tuesday night, August 10. a FIVE dark
~ mare Mule, anout lag hands high, Eve
years old last spring.
Any cHe returning this Mule. or giving in
formation which will lead to her recovery,
viii receive the above reward
DR.. ". NJ. fowler.
Canton. Mississippi.
August IL. lit
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22
OVER TIL LEFT"

0, trust not your fate to a woman,
One whose eyes are as black as her hair;
For | tell you, man, sure as you're human,
You are building your hopes in the air!
You ne'er, aver, can believe her,
TIL your mind of its wit is bereft {;
Shell take all the gifts that you give her,
And love you, man-ouer the left!
0, trust not your fate to a beauty,
And avoid for your life a brunette;
You ne'er can attend 20 your duty,
If on such your fond bosom be set.
She'll lead you about by the nose, sir,
Til your face of that organs bereit;
Then suddenly pack up her clothes, sir,
And grieve for you-orer The left!
0, trust not your fate to a dame, sir,
One whose cheeks are embrOwnedi in the sun
I've seen many ducks that were lame, sir,
Bat a lamer than they you'll be one !
You NAV glide on the stream Of her gladness
Til your heart of its sorrows bereft;
When you sink in the d ark pool of madness,
She Il help you out-Ovsr the left
0, trust not your fate to the one, sir,
Who may run in the cards as a spade;
Far better your life had been done, sir;
Ee you met with this widow or maid!
If 10 such your affections are given,
OF all future hopes you're bereft
sh" will give you a glimpse Of high heaven
To taste its ~biiss-0Usr the left!
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22
= d f. y.

IRON the residenco Of the sul acrirer near jock.
l. SOD August 3)th.. ls65. a small dark has
Mare, bHhUed IN hr,h shoulders w,th an old
Spanish uItrd. something IN the share Il q! ct
ter 5 ard marked with two crops ia the u8der
part of the iof. ca.
Al, 40 ta- ame time. a smali dark h7~ mare
Mule, b Inoad "n ne left shoilir. with d hrze
letter I aHd marked in the under part OF The left
ear with two crops.
viii pay tl5 90 for the recovery Of each, or Ny
Information - | may get them.
L. r MOODY.
Sent. 10. n.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22
4oetrp.
THE WHISTLER.

-
"You have heard, - said a youth to hs sweetheart,
who stood,
While he sat on a corn sheaf at daylight's decline
''You have heard Of the Danish boys whistle Of
wood;
l wish that Danish boys whistle we're mine "
"And what would you do with it, Tell me " she
said,
While an archie smile played over her beautiful
face,
~ would blow it, - he answered, "and then my fair
maid
Would fly to my side and would there take her
place
- Is that all you wish it for? That may be yours
Without any magic, y the fair maiden cried
:. A favor SO slight ones good nature secures ~
And she playGally seated herself by his side.
al would blown it again" said the youth. land the
Would work 30 that not even modesty's cheek
Would be able to keep from my neck your fine ARM
She smiled, and she laid her fair arm round bis
Ieck.
4Sh OnNS ""S "0u'N 1 "o"F ""H tHe h"o'1
divine
Would bring me a third time an exquisite bliss
You would lay your fair cheek to this brown one
Of mine,
And your lips stealing past it would give me a
kiss
The maiden laughed out in her innocent glee-
What a fool of yourself with the whistle you'd
make:
For only consider how silly 'twOuld he,
To sit there and whistle for what you might take.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22

That was a horrible affair."" said a
gentleman in company, "tbe murder Of
Dean, and the sealing up Of bis remains
in a tim boxl" What DEAN" asked
half dozen voices at once. "Sar Dean"
replied the Wag.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22

a lawyers Toast-At a recent dinner
of a provincial law society, the president
called upon the senior solicitor present
TO give as a toast the person whom be
considered the best friend Of the profes.
sion. Then" responded the sly old fox,
I'm give you The man who mskes bis
will"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22

WHO LEsALE AND RETAIL
druggists \ Booksellers
South East Corner Public Square,
CANTON. MISS,
DRUGS, BOOKS, PAINTS AND OILS,
Fine Pertumery,
Stationery OF all kinds,
HAVANA CIGAR AND FINE TOBACCO,
PURE WINES AND BRANDIES.
(For Medicinal Purposes)
WALL PAPER, GARDEN SEEDS, &c.
CANTON, Aug. II, 1868. tt
S. j. CA r R.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
STAPLE and N
DRY GOODS,
S
Gilmer 4 Adams Old Stand, East
Side Court Square.
DIRECT IMPORTATION OF GOODS
IL OF NEW YORK!
lie has en- route a large and extensive stock of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,.
PROMISES TO GIVE FULL SATISFACTION.
He CAN and Will mRderSell the
MARK 7!
Solicits a Call from the People
and Citizens in General.
will Sell Goods at Wholesale Prices
As Cheap as can be Bought
in New York.
It would be to the Advantage of cOun-
try Merchants to buy.
Carr is a Partner in the Firm
of Levi, steinweg & Co.,
JObbers Sc, in Staple
and Fancy Goods,
So MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
HIGHEST NIRECT PRICES pam FOR
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22

DR.. ]. L. Riddell. an eminent physics
ians Of New Orleans, died in that city on
the 7h inst. DR.. Riddell was for twenty
years chief chemist Of the New Orleans
Mint, and at the time Of his death Pro-
fessor Of Chemistry in the University of
Louisiana.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22
NOTICE TIC CREDITORS.

ETTERS testa4aentlry on the estate of
II John ". Bodice having heen granted %
the undersigned by tie Probate Court Of Mad
ison county, Mississippi, at the September
term, A. D. 1865, thertlf-
All persons having claims against said
estate are notified TO cone forward and
exhibit the same and have them registered
IN the mtlnsr and within he time prescribed
by Jaw, or they will he forever barred.
GEORGE BoDDIE.
Sept Ia 4T-6v. Ex'r.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22
OPEN POLICY OF INSURANCE,

Special attention will be given to r%eceiv-
ing, forwarding aud storing Cotton. We
have succeeded in securing an Open Policy,
so that we can insare Cotton and Merchan.
dize placed in our hands at cheap rates.
Aug. 20. If.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-15
ANswER: For the benefit 81 oihers as

<4NSMEA' EOr Lne Denent OF others as
well as the writers of the above. we
answer the indufryySSas i6lloss:Is1
Referring to General Orders Of 1862
a. g. o., War Departments IjafaPTapli
Sd, it will be Seen that the kiElnE III du-
plieates by ply officer of GheI army, of
ceItlncates OF discharge or final settle
paragraph 165 of the Revised R6gnla2
ttons.) Not even II such papers are
lost or3destpoyed iSIdu1E Edtf1oAt offtKa q
army authorized TO replace them.
| 2, n 1FugSqbh 4, az 1eI proper couFse.to
Vt5ed Regulations, and is substantially
as follows: "1n case thsu soldier has
ia claim against the United States, in
(which the discharge is necessary as
evidence in snppoft of said claim,
q application must be made through the
"tb the HiSee6nd Auditor of the
Treasury. The application must
"4e accompanied byI htthe, ba solz
"dier's statement, under oath;that his
discharge is lost, destroyed lorIhas
never been received by. him; that he
has made diIigeht search or applica-
" don. for it;, that it annot be recovered
of the case4 must be, full set forth,
9nd this again must be accompanied
g by the evidencel In cortob6ratioh
.tof his statement@1iIcl1th the Bnldiercan
procure. On reoeiptOf this, The Second
auditor will audit the account, and,
y, sal atisfe "a With the evid dence, viii 6tt
* der phyment.n 80 saisisia5sT' i'1ot {. - ~
It Is kpParent from the above; boye that on on
the whole, soldiers had better take care
ofI and not lose their discharges. FIRE.
quent attempts are made by soldiers to
sell discharges They are notmerchant-
able articles, and If transferred to an,
other party convey h6briSh6st to any
thing which dfh9 Soldier 0c6Nnld have
claimed, ito "a, third party. The sale
merely deprives the soldier of proof
necessary to establish a claim for hiIn=
SELF Diseharged soldiers should not
excite themselves Etrytng To- sellS their
discharges. They are worth not a
postage stamp to anybody but them
selves, and nobody wfl fibny them, ex4
-cept perhaps to extort money some day
frPm the soldier making him buy the
discharge baclc.rie ssIIsi7ig 50 al
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81 ...5lilIIs..esdlI23RieIatIonshIn. .

A AeoFespondent Of Harper's Drawer
is ftnvolyed i'm domestic lperplexities.
He writes:
I gotacquainted.w with a, young widow.
who iVedwiEh her step .daugffter ia the
same house. / married the widow: my
father felly shortly afteE, in love with
the BtepzdanghteE of, my wife, and mar
ried her. Ny wife became the mother
fn-layBs and also the Elaug ghter-fn-law to
my father; my wife's step-daughter Il
my step-mother, and-I am the step
1ather Of my mother-in-laW. NV step-
mother, who ts the, ,step d dAuk ktiter Of my
wife, has boy; he Is naturally nv
step=brother, because he. is, the son Of
my YfatEier and ofzmy tep-nother; hut
because he is the son of my Wife's step
dang hteF, so isl the wife the 3graud-
mother of the little boy, and Lam
granLlS ltllerI to my step brother. nv
wife has also a boy; my Btep-motfer IS.
eqnently9 theIsister 6fiInys how. n al
tsialsQ his grand mother, because he Is
the child OF her step p-son, and nyfafheY
tsthe brother Jaw of my son! because
he has got his steF sister for q J7ife..i Z
am 1tlle broth of my, own son, who q
the sonsokmy otheE; u am the brother.
in-law ots my mother my wife Is the
aunt Q1.hee own son, my son 81 the
grandson Of my fatheFt end am my
z ilsf]H skHI.IE s,3FE-TtfesT z.fesF
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me TrIal 81 Ien Dayls.


rI5ss s SoI p6apsr contains many sur
q Renat ;yon.seme commenthrtes on the
s4uJecG' WINCH ailiay'InterestSyourr
J sFs' =
I presume II ne pc put upon trialein
Tr Court Oh CIVIL 4Juolcature' 1t Will VIII pc Tor
8 E9sson. @s.s a., 80 5l,Il.,,
Gs1ss q tn states
ttsdl 4Iss.t.S treason agalnst
tiie. tls ntel S.a1es snau consist IN levy
tIlS. war WaE agalnsg theLn, OF IN aqher1ng
c3nFort ~ SSelE eilenlleS' glVlng tneln ald ana
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-15
aIantlnis.srEIs and aTlIo1Filalls In Rome.


2. The Turkish women all sleep in night
caps, and the Greek with all their clothes
on. 1.-THE Roman women, their hus-
bands, and their children, all sleep
stark-naked. At Paris It is nal Epropret to
sleep in one's stockings at Rome to
sleep in q shirt.. "a lady had commits
stoned n. Edmund About, the French,
novelist, Cat least SO he sayBl to carry a.
present to her foster sister; married to a.
locksmith Of Borgho. Hewent early in
the morning, and knocked. "Chf Z,
exclaimed q voice. He told his errand.
ssExc1se me, . replied the man, 'sI am
not dressed. 2" .sWhat does that signi-
~ 2" al, "Come in then" BE enters.-
The locksmith stark-naked, received
him 18th .. low, bow, and led him TO his
wife, EVhow In bed In the same state.
On seeing the present, a silver watch,
she screamed with Joy, and thereupon
four plumeless, bipedS, two sons and
two daughters, emerged roma neigh
boring bed, - edi in II 3srgfd-.i CTIIfTtl
The bath ct Rome Is j luxury beyond
the reach OF the lower elhss., tHnyyhat do
you. kermel for ~ replied a Roman
damsel, am g y1rtpous girl, and 1 do
not, my body in .water.s, The same
mode Of linking was once prevalent
in other beoTnties y Miss Berry, IN her
Social Lite fGEnglRnd and Erance,n
speaks from personal tIecolle lection of a
time when the uSe Of warm baths by the
fair seq was far from being deemed em-
blematic purity or proprietyl; and
most Feadetswill lTemember Lady Mary
Wortley MontagueiS Sfeply to the French
lady who suggested that her hands
would be impro&edL by d little soap and
water, sAh, madame if-you could see
my lfeetlel H9EE3Nl16G. ~ =.
AT Rome, the moment it comes to the
knowledge Of a priest land the knowl-
edge catinot berE withheld long, D that am
unmarried couple.aTe irregnIerly con-
nected, he marTies them whether they
like it or not, Unchaste life after mar
riage b entirely the husba Is affair,
and. his copdt tGf g regulated by the To-
cal law of honor. n. About met at q
French painters .aSypung woman, who
dtdInot come there TO be painted. Con-
versing freely she told him that she
was thewifeo oE ash oemalZeF, and broke
ont in praise of her husband her m moth=
erin law and her ehild dren.e But
what would YOUR husband think II he
knew what you are doing heref,' ttHel
hesees no harm In my coming to earn q
little NOR of pefs6ns Of quality. All,
NJ went wrong wit II one, of our GLASS he
wonld Kill me.3A oeses51 Iiift.;sff f54ftli'
HH
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A wonderful cInyehtion-.TheTAFe oi
Al. Rtenm. laTnInfio,n,,iir.a.i ]. -
!. !. lEE0, q egsieaeo "a lsllltIal.I

pr1et announcementtn these colu-
INNS, in the 1att part of July, nientfonJ
ed the invention of "a 8 new stean,-,SSs,5t.o,r
81
- paoe laar W 'seS i s.ll
notions Of the danger of staam i6ihE
he 6 j,6yIs,s M,
ssiStS e7s9 y "! W. Sff M .tl4l1S tttt1
In ignorance OF the pf1nctple knew
nothing of the ,inYeiitor or: his tsuccfesss
and vet I,ePa ,,ts,tIaii H., tI5a q, ~
- sise t,.oS
tAat ma ma ntfd oeep Dorm IN
TO the world. s.l!sa ~ ii03ttef, riiE ii4l
The invention was then perfsotedl
and vet Ia asknowiedneof Of. .its fTo4f-ino and
advafitaPes was VIiffheiJ II TiItIIe 1TilIs
lie until cfrfa N f|sif as fitS1
tpfinciple OF the iiinacfline icotild5 r ia seS
cured. That period inns, IN NV q rived i
and after an eSamfnatiof in tfSffsT11ariTs
we are prepared to SifSi AZ in its in. i', !.
portanEa and dsimpliGity tits tl1e wonder
Of the age. fiosInfr 4i'sTstl brTg sf1fsiSI :.
Letthe!readef Imagine "A hollow iPon
sphere two and a llRI7 fnhhaS fiIfFtit nnTi
having "a ,diamete az thirty by. fwaietVS
two inches -fiattened at the ton and
bottom fpEw convenience inIFputfing if
into its place over q IsftfalI1 stowe or
CRATE. Inside Of this nIohs 2 hieiI q
not much larger than a farmers dinner
pot, is saronmontth INSTRUMENTATION ras
pipe running to within a few inehes1 N
the bottom. and tarfnfIafiifh; IN a ANAL
bah orspriniil lat, erforate3 with -Sortv
diminutiye holes. The fire ia buIilt { M M.
der the globe, and in the sprinkler il n
tablesb oDnfulI Iof fjNSltAf. d Now FFIest
people would suppose. that I'M order IA
generate cam All that yk6nld iba lit5
F{sestsary,to 5discharfsaE Ethaf 'ySaferl IN HSa
nina : aSafnsf fI1a hot. iylSSI, NS,1ts ~
The air in the 5sphera Is at a temperiSs
ture of ifrbfiT ffyelhunGlrefl "a tfJc IfInTis
IGlrad depreas by FaIife1 ftsS tiItsSsyS[ttf3
eter, gThes wat ia IN snrinlsIer Il ri
and the sprinkler soon 1llecomes EurI
rounded bv- a stiperheafed fyanor. into
WHICH the yvhfei. f:. 35eTEiIJ
heated steam before rs "A n : fesSI1 fba
surrouhflfng sphere. 2 Thisi spflT no I nm ~,
ejectment OF water iffofni the uiI5s 81
rene1thd as soon ~ ~ lsevoI X n tlsS
engine, n aftached has Consumed ths
steam inst nlafle-and the engine fflaIf
a hye4horsei iSoweI..T J,3itf,s Il ISclIFnj jer &c
i've inches bore ana a biston efei3f
inches I0n9-is DroDellpfI y5itJS the F3Ice
Of AM tnotffes 6f5 ff ffteeT,s oSfS ;SEisly
with 4 fjrsssSrs IL a. ~.
two corn miiia. and fiifnin = jout Seeii ~
the 4 rate, of Z fortyJ l5nsbeIs an Fhomr
like thn I; In 1yt,
a TSeFe q @ aafnaliY isl no iIansar f,,. +l,,a,,s
IA no hi Lar ei1d nnISs q e1,5S III 81
water. and tbs steSaJ S ~ go
inststIvs i1tot the SstsT ~; - A.
enrSine.,SJ Jl1es ~ yy5rE o,S5 os,ISe,,stS
itSSi K, ~ " ", fa
~ iSrf1i ~
I1y nI1ihStSI IL :
5r1 o1,S f.,a ~ VI taI
hayiIE a fi1erniometTi6ai+b 81 +beSfs AZ az s5ti