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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

The Surratt trial drngs its slow length along
and unless some new evidence is elected, will
speedily become tiresomc.
Holmes has expressed our mind on the
weather question -
s'The weather vane has rusted East,
The blue sky is forgotten,
The earth 5 a saturated sponge, u.n
And vegetation B rotten. .l.,
hate this always finding fault, ~
/ hate to be complaining, silO 49, 1. hrs
But blame me ii my temper stands
This raining, raining, raining"
A gentleman down the State, writing TO SUBJ
scrlbe-and enclosing the money--says; ~ trust
'you will go on in your labors and cease not
until the inhuman and disgraccful enactnents
"of the Democratic party shall be stricken from
Sour Statute books and Universal Liberty and
Impartial Suffrage become an absolute fixed
fact. Your papers the COMMERCIAL and Tai
''BuNE, have already become n power throughout
" the State, and congratulate you on your de-
'sscrved success" sa vi 5aesH
The gallant Major Calhoun of Philadelphia
has been securing the great plains on horseback
with President Hill, of the Union Pacific Rail-
road, shooting buifaloes, and writing graphic let
ters to the Washington Chro'f'ie.
We see it stated that Ralph NJ. Townsend
will issue his first number of the Cape May Daily
Wave on Saturday next.
Parton says -" Indeed VIC may say, with
considerable truth, that the United States has
had only four Presidents, namely: George wash-
ington, Thomas Jefferson, Andrew jackson and
Abraham Lincoln. The rest have been satellites,
disciples or accidents"
/ Richard Golden, when in this country, visit.
ed the U. s. Senate, and was Hospitality pressed
by Mason, OF Virginia, to take glass of whisky
with him! Golden declined. tv aWf#
The Republicans of Ohio, true to their record
have resolved to reward another veteran of the
war, and have nominated General r. B. Hayes
for Governor, A nomination is Of course equiya-
lent to an election, a
The correspondence between Thos. Kimber,
Jr., and Governor Salisbury, which we print
elsewhere, will be read with interest. 1t will be
seen that the duty.of enforcing the law and pre-
serving order, is placed by the Governor on At
torney General Moore. 81 - sr1.-.s.ff
The Richmond Wing has definitely espoused
the cause Of the Republican party in Virginia.
! It shows wisdom in choosing the winning side.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27
The Watering PIaces-.crisficld.


CnIsrlED, Nd, June 10, 1867.
This great resort Of pleasure Is now open for
summer visitors, and bids fair to become popular.
The Alhambra" Hotels already full and ap-
pears in ailourlshing condition. The "Sea Side"
another excellent house, Is also open and each
day receives numbers Of boarders. We have
three steamers running between here and Balti-
more and Norfolk, and'reccve considerable trade.
The fishing and bathing is splendid and think
Criseld bids fair TO become the resort of tho conn
try. Several new and splendid cottages and two
new hotels arc already going up, which will be an
ornament 70 the place. The celebrated Appames-
SIX Band is here, and each evening Discusses
splendid music to the qualification Of the board
ers. Arrangements have been made by The pro-
prictoi Of the " Sea Side" with the renowned
rrincess Anne String Band, for cotilions and bal
mosques, one of which Is to, come of this night
week: sixty Mosques have already been ordered
from Philadelphia and engaged by the boarders,
una should ne weather prove favorable, we have
PLEASURE SEEKER.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27
In HIS LETTER, asking to be relieved from

In HIS LETTER, asking to be relieved from
his command of the End Military District,
Gen. SiclSics says - .-t
81 have the honor to request that may
be relieved from command in this military
district, and respectfully demand court
Of inquiry upon my official actions, that /
may vindicate myself from the accusation OF
the Attorney General, published, ii is pre-
sumed, with the approval of the President.
Congress having declared these so-called
States governments illegal, the declaration oil
the Attorney General that military authority
has not superseded them prevents the execu-
ton of the reconstruction acts, disarms me
of means to protect life, property or the
! rights of citizens, and menaces all interests
in these States with ruin"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

That THE EASTERN SHORE counties are
favored spots in the domain of Civilization,
under the rule of the present dominant party
in Maryland, may readily be seen from nc
counts which we publish elsewhere. Law
and order, it will readily be observed, are
highly respected and iigidly observed. So
keen is the spirit of justice that when the
Courts acquit a man of murder the jurics Of
Judge Lynch convict and execute him,
promptly. Such scenes are fifty in keeping
with the spirit of the Convention at An
nopolis 3"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27
THE FRIENDS AND OPPONENTS {
RECONS7RUCTIQN

THE FRIENDS AND OPPONENTS or
REC0NS7RUC7IoN.
II the country needs peace and settled
condition-which who will deny Pit must
be evident that the Republican party is the
representative of that desire, and the organ
lzaiion whose policy will secure it. The
plan OF Reconstruction now operating in
the South, is that of the Republicans, origi-
mated and set in operation, by their majority
in Congress. Thus far it has been magnifi-
cent success, the more marked as such, be-
cause Mr.. Johnson's efforts had been such
wrctched failures. His policy did not Sc
cure the first and most essential condition
II organized society, for rights of life and
property were never more unsafe in the rcb-
el States than when he was cobbling IN A
reconstruction in the interests of the disloy-
VI party.
NOW, however, the most marvellous change
has been wrought. Life is safe, property
secure; the crops have been carefully plant.
ed and promise great returns labor is find
ing employment capital is looking for in
vcstment; education is progressing among
the ignorant; a healthy spirit of devotion
+" tue Union is growing, and the Who'll,
prospect is bright. Such has been the de
gree OF Radical success.
But who steps in the way?
II Is Monsieur Tonson come again-Mr
Andrew johnson. Supported by not sin
gle loyal man in the South, repudated ever
by Governor Holden, Governor Brown
General Longstreet, General Barringer. anf
others who were foremost in Reballion bu
gave up the cause when it came to its dealt
I'm the field, this marplot President ha
scarcely corporals guard of leading me
In the South, to support him, and they ar
hut such blind and ignorant reactionists a
the sharkeys, the Perrys, and their tribe
Stupid from their youth, ignorant by nature
slow in character and by habit, welded I
old things, and hating the grand Republica
spirit of the country, these men have N
right to consideration, nor any claim O
popular respect.
The Republicans want to reconstruct, I
secure peace, order, and the reign of law
They are looking successfully to that end.
IN ma d's,r,,he President and his dozen marriott
$50. stop the work. They are standin
ny, and hope to prevent turtle
he best friends of the country
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

not RdpHblioan.N' II can do this at this time
with tho State Of Delaware. 1t can do II
with tho State of South Carolina, and the
exclusion of the rebel States from seats in
Congress has ample warrant In .this- source
Of authority. Thcy have no right to admis-
sion, until they purge themselves of the OBJ
lection which their State Forms have hthcr-
to presented.
VIII. CONCLUSION.
We ask, then, simply this-that Congress
shall perform the duty made obligatory upon
ii by the Constitution. We ask that II shall
discharge the guaranty given by the United
States to the State of Delaware, by Legis-
lative Act, which shall apply equally to all
the Stateswhere Anti-Repnblicah Forms ex-
list. If other States are already Republican
the law will not disturb them If they arc
not they demand, by right and by law, this
Reconstruction.
That such an act would be legal in the
highest sense, we think is already tolcrably
clear. That II would be gladly accepted by
most, and readily acquiesced in by all good
citizens, cannot be doubted We have found
the establishment of Equal Rights in ten
States to be not a source of new discords but
a wonderful charm of peace. 1t has not
proved to be dangerous, but the best assu-
rance of safety. 1t has established law, not
produced disorder To effect the same bene-
ficent result in the whole country, and soothe
and settle thirty-eight, instead Of ten States,
Congress has but to stretch forth its hand
The struggle between Popular Rights and In
dividual Privilege,it may not be practicable
to end yet by the complete victory of just
principles, but SO far as it relates to the rights
of the colorcd citizens of this Republic, II
is near its close and this action of Congress
would complete it.
In SO clear a path it would seem that there
should be no hesitation. Indeed, why we
have ever hesitatcd at all is explcable only
as faithlcssness 10 duty, disregard of the
rights of others, and practical Reputation
of the system which we prctcndmost to ad-
mire-TnE REPUBLICAN Form.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27
TIE DAuY COMMERCIAL is

LIE A<NAAHA tD~~> - = =
is ued every afternoon, crcept Sunday.
n is the only Daily Paper IN Whining
ton, and tho State Of DctasOdre. 7s'rs&s
Sic dollars per dnnuna, orF1 f'eipe cen8
"a ,pcek. Single copies Three epats.
THE DELA WARE TIs{B U.NL3t y
issued from the C0lkafERQzAL Office,
,cs,y Thursday morning, and contains
p. iacipaliy reading matter published IN
ne Daily. n 10 the largest paper, and
contains by far the most reading matter
ef those published on the Peninsula
Terms, 7tDo dollars per dnnum.
THE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE
~ apsply provided NTH printing mater
= 'Sit Of tAe latest styles, and our aoork Is
.-,io,ss equal to-. Rhiladslphia offices, and
ri no higher rates. -,,f
THE OFFTCEof the COMMERCIAL
and 7,RIB UNE is at $40 Market Street,
Wilmington, Detaware. Entrance a.
mining the City Hail.
JENKINS ATKINSON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

GENERAL SIoKIEs' REQUEST to be relieved
from his present position has been denied.
1t is, perhaps, fortunate. Congress will
promptly mend Stanberry's mischief, and
then Sickles will be much more valuable to
the country than others with whom the
President might supply his place.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

LEurzE, the artist, is in Washington, at
work upon painting in commemoration of
th. transfer of Russian America. The Rus
81 IN Minister, Secretary Seward, Senator
Sumner, and others, figure in it,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

WE ARE GLAD to be told, on authority
which proceeds from an examination of the
facts, that the Republican prospect in Yir-
ginia is gloriously encouraging. The sue
cess of our principles, and the proper re-or-
ganization of the State, upon their broad
basis, is promised by decisive majority.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

THE Position of Bishop McIlvaine, OF
Ohio, concerning Ritualism, is of the most
decided character. AT the recent Episcopal
Convention of his State, he Endorsed the ac-
tion of the twenty eight Bishops against
riiualism, and denounced the tractarian and
ritualstic movement as idolatry. Assistant
Bishop Bedell concurs with him.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

GENERAL GRANT has replied to Shcridan's
dispatch, concerning the rc-opening of the
registration lists, but the tenor Of thc reply
hssnot yet HAnspired, tho Great Retiqent
dccllEi6g to connimuniuatsN TO the nesfpa-
pefs. The character of Aia instrctiqps is
Of the highest interest, and viii doubtless
soon be communicated from New Orleans
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

The MARYLAND CONVENTION is determined
t,at I" dead past shall not "bury its dead !"
Itself has more than one foot in the grave.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

All authority ia nu1,af n N tfnl1v bp Same -
-, a. a d,aor.v, n ,..,,.,,sa.. a. ,,,,rass
" 10y u'''' orsS w o1NP's''
wy go ~ S''' ''' 4.
IL we're necessary, IN ~ lh'eres' "
grea.el &teeuonns any NOV 'l,co. equai,
Ivy Oh psllt'cai risns4 70 enlarge 'he 'oeas o,
inc iounuers OF inc isepuohc' 10 eA'cnu "nu
ampiiy inc ih'ehuons uhcy eh.er'aincu
wheh tney employed 'he term we nave uh-
ger examination y u were even desirable 70
use morefoerality IN coustruing their forms
OF EXPRESSION surely TINS moment IN our
history would pc a Time when we shouiu
aare 10 no IL minout any au'hoii'y from rom
the past, our auty 10 inc present is piMn
ana were there no words Oh warning from
inc sages whose names ana works only sur
yTe, surely goo have, been iearfully con-
vlnced me day that we ARE safe only
when we are just that WINE the feopie
rule dtt must nave their rights. uf
But we are not called upon to make new
definitions, or even construe old ones more
literally. II is not necessary. We shall
confine ourselves 10 the letter of the law al
ready laid down and be content with the re-
suit. Fortunate and blest. indeed, in the
patriotic wisdom and wonderful foresight Of
the founders of our Government. we incur
red danger, and sought ruin, only when Bar
baric Onnress;on led us from the p,th they
had marked ont. etl f
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1,ss.,,..s,,.., ,,as,,.. HE :,
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himseii "huef the necessity OF examining
the same point as ourselves, he inquiries "
-"What are the distinctive features OF THE
REPUBLICAN FORM
And he proceeds to saw. that IL ia useless
to turn for examples to former so-called Re.
publics "Were nm answer 10 this ouestion
ssto be sought. not by recurring TO princi.
s.ples. but in the application of the term by
sspolitieal writers TO the constitutions of diff.
..feren. States no satisfactory one would
Sever be found" Instancing the various
anomalies of despotic character, which
careless writers have termed republics.
he turns for criterion to the different
principles on which different forms of gov
eminent are established, and substantially
declares that Republic is that Form
uVb;cb ,,e,;,ev mn 10 ,,o,,o,s f.o,a
mo r,e,, po,,. of ,ho poo,,i,
$50 y - .-e1''''- ''' ''''' = - W.
''ee"1' o"' no raw ohAD oiASs Vi sooihff'
hesllhg our case theh, upon TINS authori-
W we shall scrupuiously insist that no State
Government is Republic in Form unless
it has faithfully observed these distinctive
features.
ru nops prprp,,c,x rom, ov oorrnv
MENr EXIST IN THE STATE OF ppIAwAREs
-FOUR argument in this connec,,on has rororsroo a,,,
to Delaware but 1t will readily be seen that II applies
a.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

sag I!, yor Doctor BfllsWhen DR., Wistar's Balsam
ihe lungs, and arrest the fell destroyer Consnmphon,
y aoes more than most physciaas can do The use
they need look no further for the required aid, M
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27
WILMINGTON, DEL:
THURSDAY, JUNE 9th, 1867.

MEXICAN AFFAIRS are if possible more
muddlcd than ever. They will remain so
until Uncle Samuel straightens them out.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27
Local AGENTS WANTED Throughout til


The Association have sonted as receivers In
GEORGE A. COOKE, a. co., whose wen nr"n,,ielenl
tegrty and business experience VIII be sS ,rill BE-
guarantee that tho money intrusted to them WIZ
promptly applied to the purpose stated ,ss-
, PIGrLaDELmIIA, Pa, May w. ',' w.,
TO The officers aud Members Of the Washiio" h''''
Co., NJ s, READ, Secretary. ,sth
inst, notifying us Of our appointment az submit
for your Comp We took tho liberty :" an aerprse
copy of your Charter, with plan OF yonr c having
to the highest legal authority OF tho State and
his favorable opinion in regard TO Us lesa1 o1r As
sympathizing with the benevolent object o. of the
ISOLATION, viz. the education and mantenane,a at The
ophan children OF our soldiers and sailors =" The
Riverside Institute we have constituted % - Worthy
trpst, and to use our best efforts to promote 50
AZ object, n Respectfully, your, our a co.
Address v AZ letters sga and orders g .nxHRs.
go .Y'N ss South Third Street, .Phladelphia' J."
Receivers for the Washington Library &C.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27
". WHERE DOES rla,l rnl n.ArDx .4xIsr !,

II. II. !
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Inc Nauohai tonsusuton u otneressky,
US ny us own oApnc's oeolaFation, 'sthc eu-
preme ANY of wy ,'Ano, apytung ~ the
'Conssitui'oh OF DAVIS OF Any snap 70 tho
contrary nPtss' tns'anoin Isnas provided
y 'nc Worus Syn'uh i'lrh's'eo oar seAt y we
outset that-- es'i>slif p Z. x
"The United Estates shall guarantee to
each State Republican Form of Govern
ment.' So
The language is clsar--tle purpose expli-
cit. The United States /" shall o,,aranfsei
" e11- e's. nv '."A ".s w pena.' VI
she oh''eu ota'cs HAS peen hhuicaleo, II moi
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aei p'''''on W oonsss' 'nv"hs 'n"' ho'
co'e."" y, >,s.,, =, :" oppo''-
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@eN' .ne co"s.e's W sua' a''e " n.,a' ~,
o'ns''"',a "'.o'' - o''''''o.o "-Asi ,Aa''
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SUI" y, nv 's'oN .'Nes "-N ~ s~s'ue.o
lass W, "A''e -''e,Nse' 'AA', y. !,
'uuSon ny 'no s'os. ooos VI 'no peop'o'
su'" an "pp'a, eonss'9 ."uuo' 'u'n
ue"' ea' ~ mus, oo,, w. '"nan''a' i'"'
:. mus. 'niuno "ne'"o' .ne "noseu oon"-
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v. UPON WHOSE APPLICATION SHALL ACTION
| BE TAKENs
1t is not necessary that the petition should
be presented by the whole people of the
State 1t is not requisite that majority
should appeal. When the fact is ascertain
ed that an anti-Republcan Government cx-
lists in any State, II is in behalf of the ex-
cluded class that action must be taken.
Whether these are majority or but the
smallest portion OF the citizens Is immaterlal,
Tor the government 10 become that winch
congress is pound 10 establish, must nave no
privileged and no excluded class. While the
present Constitution remains the supreme
law of the land it would not matter that one
hundred and twelve thousand people OF
Delaware sought TO establish monarchy,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27
The Washington Library Company,
..a WILL AWARD 5-
Thpea HIM Ared mbo,oaoa nollar

Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
1h'5t IN PRESENTS
TO TIE SHAREHOLDERS,
On Wednesday, Sept. 25th, 1851
AT PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
Or at The Institute, Riuerside, ~ IL
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27
SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS,

Cash Present, DDl
! Cash Present =. . 5000
Cash Present. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Cash Present, .,............, 400
Cash Presents OF 81, 500 each, ........... atOo
Handsome Country Residence, Stable
aioundsi &c, Germantown, Philada,. is,w"
den, N.J.....'.. No., .....' .''s 1s,ooa
DO ton Avenue, Philnda. .'...''"'..,'.. i1OOo
Ground. Frnits Sc. .'''''ue' - u'"' 1000
Threestory Cottage, Lot, tNo.,..,........ aV"
70 Valuable Building Lots, Riverside, $500 INN
Elegant Turnout Family Carriage, Span 80,
OF Horses, Harness, &C., complete. nv"
each. a'.. nuu"s io's' i''Ve's"e s. 500
Beautiful Silver, cray Horse i51 hands
high, sired by the celebrated imported
Arabian Horse, "Caliph !" also, lighl
Road Wagon, weight 40 pounds. with
sci NJ superior Single Harness, Se ma a,,
On pos,os Nm aa., ''''s'''oNhH' 10000
~ Melodeons 221 each, ,Sa
Rosewood Sewing Machines, 200 eaeh,..' , ,'SS
IA Fine yoid Waiches ooe s,och 10000
100 ol Paintings, by leading artists-aggsre ,oO@,
cameis Hair shawis, 1000 each. s go,
Cancels Hair Shawls. 5000 each, o'y IA
. Handsome Lace Shawls. 2b0 each, ....''' ,@O
20 SILK Dress Patterns 10 each. ....''' ss',@
30 City Building Lots 175 each. ......,'' 49,"
The remainder will consist Of Sllyerware'
Musical Boxes, Opera Glasses, Pocket ~.
bles, and different articles OF ornamoho
and rso .,,o,.,.. asl 9,Ooo
MAJ, 90 SOY ff.fi o. sgOO0M
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

np iEsEh A 4 Ssso EDr1das pnornnr0as
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

The Unaware Assooi1sion for abe Mer:i
xIm p4l 70 nle mt and 88uc mttop Of tho o4t-
scpiSl e s:rss oaas sss ss's
The following )cltsr was yfiNcn by ~
Kimb6f, Presidant of,fhe Assqfsatiors at tllc|
request Of the Eaecuty4 ComAittee. N y
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

T F|----- U 71''e'7' Er''F WV
On May 80, another letter was sent, in
forming the Governor that the teacher had
been driven from Georgetown by a mob,
and requesting him to execute the laws, and
to guarantee peace and security in the ex-
ercise of rights. The following is the Off
cial reply =. l--..h 49,.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-14

Hnb. Gr. Gfta, bas 6sfsssstunssmitsliss BON
8an @srt County, bsRsn Waarsabans psrerannts,
srlitt hsn srS6tsn 8erluR.
Gin Safer In Sussarapas County n1ahts
nsulia Elm faleftss @sfhdft. Gr lisb Fa gTsro
unb gSIittsn, un Gin 9drhsn i'm 2anbe III perz
btiratbea. 0as @sfatrt foasts ibn So. so uno ers
tieft BON tsm stidfiasn 8rdutisam fir fsine Sisns
ae tics 81 so. Ser sliflihs Brdutisam lOute
Hh ftamen. Sshtr N,bsitsr III isinss scbnss
mertt unb Elm @rscissr fam ehsniO psniS rnm
gDinbe lesen rie anbsre 2sutt.
Su @trtlentfts muros neufia stne Same,
frau 2us, pubeiratbst. Ssrs Srhtsr 8rau Rif'
barbt un6 itrs Grrsip6tsr, gis Sid6arnt, Bans
ssltsn ale Brantiunsfstn. alttsr iaist rOr absr'
6stt nimmsr.
Teusr in 0punsstrwn, Stic. - Su
Der glaat bonn Srsitas auf gonntas brad In Der
@irttftaft hes tSrn. Nii6asl Nslih an Der Nsees
ralaross In 0ounsstrmn 8suer avs. SaHslte
psrtuitets Fh nit folder ghnsaiSfsit, ha6 binnen
Rurasm Bic bier Sramsssbdnes smilden Settlers
8lca uno Der erisn Natisnalhanf in Afhe fasen.
Der @srlua tstrdat prn $i5-20,OO0. 8sisisism
Gsnsr nurss cine Tsuulpriss, Gle in DrunsstOrn
mansslt, isbr rermist uno nirn bisis g8arnuns wcbl
BITE 8eranlo flung isin, ros Dcunsstrpn binnsn
8ur;em aud cine iol5e 6absn miro.