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IN THE DISTRICT COURT

OF the Third Judicial District of the Territory OF
Montana in and for the County OF Lewis and ark.
ANG tLISE FISHER, Plalutin.
against
SAMUEL FISHER. Defendant.
In the name aud by the authority OF the Terrific
~ OF Montana greeting TO Samuel Fisher the
above named defendant:
VOU are hereby required 20 appear in an &c
Z on brought against you by the abovs named
plaintiff 10 the District Court of the Third Judicial
District Of the Territory Of Montana in sDd for the
county Of Lewis and Clark. and answer the
com plant sled therein within ten days Cexcusive
of the day Of servce) after the service on you OF
this summons-h served within this county; or, IL
served out OF this county but 10 this district with
in twenty days; Otherwise. within forty davs-or
Judgment by default will be taken against you, &C
cordinG to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought TO obtain q decree CT
this Court dissolving the bonds of mstrimouy now
existing between sAid plaintiff and defendant upon
the grounds Get forth in the complaint on hls in
this action, aud for general relief
Aud you ars hereby notified that IL you fail 70
appear and Rnsw the said complaint a. above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in said complaint
GIVEN under my hand and the seal o. the
District Court Of third Judicial District OF
the Territory of Montana in aud for the
county Of Lewis and Clark, this 2lst day
OF May. in the wear OF our Lord thou
sand eight hundred and sixty nine.
CHAS W. FOWLER, Clerk
By CHAs. G.. REYNOLDS, Deputy Clerk.
Lawrsncs & Hedges
Attys for Plaintiff my26 w4t dit
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Bankruptcy Notice.
Case No. Il.

Case No l3.
IL the Supreme Court @. tina Territory nf Nou-
taua-In Bankruptcy
In the matter Of Jasper Chapin, Baukrup.
Before Theo. mufnY Esq. Register:
TNO the Creditors Of the above named Bankrupt
Il take notice that the said bankrupt has fe,l his
petition IN said Supreme Court. for discharge
from ali his debts and that said Court has sp-
pointed the l4th day OF Mag A u 1909 at ID O'clock
A n uf that day before the said Register at the
Court Room Wallace street 10 the City Of Vfr-
ginia County o. Madison in said Territory as
the time aud place when ard where yOu may AZ
tend and show cause if any you have, why the
prayer uf said petition should not be granted,
BY order OF the Court made the 9th day Of
March A ID ls6y LUCICS PECK. CTk
said Supreme Court
II y Blake solicitor for petitioner m5w3
Natice is hereby given TINT the meeting referred
20 in the notice has heen adjourned uutil the 3Jth
day Of June. A 1862. at 10 o'clock. A M. when,
At the place mentioned IN the above notice, said
meeting will be held,
By order Of the undersigned Register. TUsds
the l4ih day of May ID 1869.
Theo Aufiy.
Register in Bankruptcy for
m25N3, District Of Montana Territory,
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Secretary, J. A Spencer. Cleveland :: r.
w. G.. Treasurer, John Campbell, ST.
Louis. The next annual session is TO be
held at St. Louis.
Cincinnati. May 2S-The Kentucky
Republican State Convention met at
Lexington yesterday. Half the counties
in the State were represented. The
resolutions demand the ratification OF
the Fifteenth Amendment. Z. II. Wing
was nominated for State Treasurer.
Geo. II. Pendleton was thrown from
his carriage and somewhat injured. on
last Monday.
Wheeling, May 2S.-A very heavy
hailstorm on the 2Sth did great damage
10 property and crops. The depot roof
was torn off. Many accidents. but no
lives lost. Hail fell as large as eggs
and some as large as mans fist.
Washington, May 2S.-The c. p. RR.
to-day deposited $4,000,O00 in bonds
with Secretary Boutwell,, as security for
the completion of the road TO the Gov>
ernment standard. ..r ...
Havana, May 2S.-Captain General
Dulce telegraphed TO Spain to-day ask
ing 10 be Immediately relieved.
New York, May 29.-Two rich broth-
ers, named Young, living in Huntington
county, y. Y, were recently sentenced
To two yeaIs in the State prison for
kleptom ania, they having stolen nearly
all the turkeys in the neighborhood.
Kate Fisher actress, charged with
stealing q watch from a woman named
Bevins, was discharged by Judge Shand-
ley.
Private letters from Paris saw the rev.
olu utionary feeling is increasing rapidly.
The Government has increased the po-
lice force in the principal cities of the
Empire.
Paris, May 29-Gen. Dix will give a
banquet TO SOC Americans on June LIST,
preparatory to his return on the 9th.
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SOIIum Thoughts.
BY JOSH BuLrNGs.

Living on Hope. IL Ike living on wind,
a good way tew git phull but 4 poor
way tew git phstt
Jealousy don't pay, the best it kan do
iz tew diskover what we don't want tew
find, nor don't expekpt tew.
Sekrets are mortgage on friend-
ships.
l don't think bad man il az danger
Gus az weak one-I don't think a bile
that haz cum TO he'd liz az risky az a
hidden one, that may cum tew dozen
heads.
A vivid imaginashen IL like sam
glasses makes things at distance look
twice as big as they am, and cluss to,
twice az small az they am.
Hope IL draft on futurity, sometimes
honored, but generally extended.
II the world dispizes hipikrit, what
must they think ov him in Heaven.
Flattery IL like Kolone water, tew be
smelt ov, not swallowed.
After all, there don't seem tew be but
tbis difference between the wize men
and the phools; the wize men are all
fuss and sum feathers. while the phools
are all fuss and no feathers.
Without friends and without enemys
IL the last reliable ackount we have ov
stray dog.
Men generally, when they whip a
mule, sware; the mule remembers the
swareing, but forgits the licking.
Sum folks wonder where all the lies
cum from, but don't, one good liar will
pizen a whole country.
Hunting after fame IL like hunting
after heas, hard tew ketch, aud sure tew
make you Uneasy if you dew or don't
ketch 'em. . s ...
Menny people spend their time trieing
few find the hole were sin got into this
world-if two men brake through the
ice into mill-pond they had better
hunt for some good hole tew git out,
rather than git into q lont; argument
about the hole they cum tew fall in.
Imaginashun. tew much Indulged in,
soon is tortured into reality; this liz one
way that good boss thleves are made, a
man leans over a fence all day, and
imagines the hoss in the lot belong tew
him, and sure enuff. the fust dark night
the hoss does.
If you must chaw terbaker young
man, for Heavens sake, chaw old plug,
il IL the nastyest.
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HELENA. 81 T. May 10Th ista.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following de
- scribed Township Piats have been this day
fled 10 this ofice, and lands therein Will be open
for entry from and AFTER tlis ate
Township No. l, South OF Range No. 5, East
Township Nc. (. North or Range No. 5, East.
Township Ko, 8. North Of Range No. ., ( asst
Principal Meridian.
Settlers in toe above townships are hereby noti-
fed TO ile their decaratory statements aud Home
stead applications 81 this Office within three
months frnrn this date Otherwise their rights viii
De forfeited o. r. OBANNDN,
GEORGE MCLEAN Register.
Receiver. Mv2ld4w4t
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[NOTICE No. 81.
Application for Patent,

Helena, n. r, Feb. a5th. 1869.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Coluutja
~ Mining Company of Montana, Incorporates
under the laws OF the State OF Pennsylvania, lave
this day through their authorized agent, 1s uiam5
II TateTn. Of URionville Lewis and Clarke County
N T. made application for patent under the ac
OF Congress approved July 26th, le06 for 39s
linear feet on the L Uuiuu Lode No = and a mil -
site for same situated in Township g. Range
West from Priucipa! Meridian, Montana TeEri-
tory and described as follows.
Claim No 2 East-beginning at the ) w cor
Oer OF lot No SO aud running thence y. deg
20 min. r 100 feet: thence n. - deg 80 mia "
200 feet to the \. T. corner of lot No 50 b. thence
y : deg 30 min. W 100 feet; thence ; 81 deg
20 min. L. 200 feet TO place OF beginning
Claim No 3 West-beginniDg al the " eoruer
OF Lot No 81, A. and running thence n deg 81
min + loo feet; thence n SO deg lj min W PARA
lei with Groupings OF Lodel 22j feet 10 the division
lire between this claim and the discovery claim
on the Owyhee Lodsi thence deg 30 min W
100 feet along said division line thence 5 SO deg
Is min 2s5 feet to place of beginning. this claiE
being 100 feet in the direction Of the genera
course of the Lode \ "a deg 30 min W.
Mill Site beginning at post from which the
West corner of Lot No 81 B. bean y g deg A.
min w distant 457 feet, and running thence 20
deg - min sos feet; thence 5 deg W 36O feet
thence n "a deg 10 min W 33l feet; thence \ -
w 2SOs feet, thence n p deg :S6l feet 10 place
Claim No East is bounded on each end by the
claims Of the Mansfield Mining Company.
Claim No 3 West is bounded on each end by the
clsims OF the National Mining & Exploring Com
Mil Site is bounded on the North, East aaI
South by various claimants in the village o.
UniOnyille. No known claimants on the West.
The total area Of Land claimed is 5,OJ acres
aud the same is mole fully described in the Notice
aud Diagram filed in this Office copies of whcl
are posted on the begin ming e"rner of Claim No. :
West and on the beginning corner Of the MIL Site
o. b. O'BANNoN,
ny23v1t Register.
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Notice to Settlers.
- AG@
%SEA

I. :. LAND OFFICE MONTANA DISTRICT
Helena. NJ T., April ,. IS6H )
NOTICE is hereby given thar the foI0U3ng de
y scrfbed Township PlstS have this day been
fled AZ this office. to-vyit:
Township 40 One South OF Range No three East
township No One South Of Range No. four East
Township No Two soIth OF Range No four East
Township No. two South ofRange No. fiTeEast
Township Nc. three South ofRange Nc. Eve Easi
Prinripal Meridian
Settlers upo1 lands in. the above described Town
ships are hereby notified file their Declaratoty
Statements or make their Homestead APplica-
tions AZ this Office within three mouths from this
date otherwise their rights will be forfeited.
O. B. OBANN N
Ja2Sw3mo Regfs-er'
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HEADQUARTERS DIST. OF MONTANA, ,

OFFICE ACT. COM. Or SUR
FORT SHAW, NJ. T.. May ?. ls6s /
= EALED PROPOSALS., in duplicate, viii he -
- ceived AZ the Office OF the A. c. s. Fort Sls,.
NJ T.. until IL o'clock n, Tuesday june IL
lS6q, for supplying net beef from the block frgu'
July let ls6e. to June 30, 1870, inclusive to .Es
,ro1Tss a.
CAMP COOKE. NJ. t, zone company
And to the troops a.
FORT SHAW, NJ. T, (thrse companies3
From September Is, 1859, TO June 80 1870. iacl1.
The beef to be OF good marketable quality. Ia
equal proportions of fore and bind quarters luecks
shanks aud kidney ts1low 10 be excude,ll and d.
livered at the posts named insueh quantities AMI
snch times IS may be Required.
The uecks Of the cattle slaughtered auder thi.
agreement shall be cut of at the fourth vstsbra
of fore quarters shall be OG from three f51
inches above the knee joint and of hind quarters
from six TO eight inches above the gamhrei or hJct
Uiut.
Bids may be made either for furnishing the be-s
AZ one of at all the posts above named
BIDS from q firm must specify the names and Al
dress OF each mem Der thereof Bidders are iay;f-
| to be present to respond to their bids.
Each bid 20 secure consideration must cuatato D.
written guarantee from two responsible parli-s t,,
the efec; that the bidder &, able to fulh cputrac
10 sccoriAno- with the terms of his proposition ans
that should his proposition be accepted he will a.
once enter into contract in accordance therexirA
and that hey are prepared to become his securit.
giving good aud sufficient bonds for its tulhllmsnt
The responsibility of the guaraut0rs Innst he sha4a
o. tue oIclai cettsicdtes ol bHe NLsIA e tAe near
est District Court uf the Z. ;. District Attorney
TO be enclosed with the bid.
The right is reserved u reject any al BIDS u:
cred
Payments 20 be made a. each post m0u.hly IN
such FUNDS as may be on hand; II none hand {.
De made soon received.
Proposals must be endORed distinctly Propo.
sails for Fresh Beet and addressed 20 A. G.
Fort Shew, NJ. t
BY Order OF !. II GILMAN,
capt C. s Bvt. II. Col Z. :. A.
JOS. :. STAFFORD, Z. q. S. DePt, of Dsko-a
1T Lieut. 18th Iufty- a. C. S
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Land Troubles i'm Kansas

Chicago, May 27.-The Lawrence (Kansasl
Tribune saws, on Friday night last two set
tiers on Coxie's creek, neutral lands, Kansas,
were hung BY leaguers. Another was shot
and several Others warned TO leave. Copside-
rabls numbers of settlers, not IN sympathy
with the league, were going to Fort Scott for
protection. Others are leaving the State 1t
Is said nearly 500 we'll armed and organized
men are N hostility 70 Mr.. Jay. Protection
Will be soon given to the railroad engineers,
aud lRwleSs men IN that region will have to
fee the country or suffer the penalty of their
n
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WALTHAM MATCHES!

The p. 5. Bartlett movement. with extra jewels
Chrouofneter Balance, Patent Dust Cap. Patent
Safety PiniOn, and all other late improvements
10 solid or. Coin Silver Hunting Case with
Gold Joints, sZ7 coin.
The same in or case $50. In ) OF. case S33 csin
The WalthSm Watch Co. movement with extra
Jewels, Chrouometer Balance. Patent Dust Cap
Patent Safety Pinon, &c. in o. case with
Gold joints. $50 coin. .' .-l
The same in oz. case So. In or. case $50 coin.
The Appleton Tracy & Co. movernsnt with extra
Jewels Chronome;sr Balance, Patent Dust Can
Patent Safety pin.on. SC. in Oh. case Gold
The sane in oz. case, So. Iu5 o.. $40 coin.
p 2. Bartlett Watch ia g oE. 1s Karat Gold
Huntfug Csse ESQ coin T||
WslthAm Watch Co. Watch y IS o. Is ka-t
Gold Huatioc case SS4 cOr.
Appleton Tracy q co. Watch, IL q o1. ne karat
Gold Hansipg case sS7 coin.
ANY additional weight a, a. Ter pvt. or s2O FER
%. extra .... ... H...-.. .-
s. CO's Express, Win biz collect on delivers. 4.
ami give the purchaser the privilege 70 examine r
the Watch befors paying AL express charges
however, TO be paiG by the purchaser. But IL the
amount OF the price Of the Watch IS remftted to
US with the order. We viii prepay the express
money, draffs on Welis Fargo & Co. are preferred
We Slsh i distinctly undertoOd that these
Watches are The very best with All the latest ira !
prsver1e ent4. and that they IN perfect ruunfp,
order, "a guarantee from the hsctu-er accom-
panies each watch aud ifsDy does not perform,
we'll We viii exchange i, OF refund the money.
Please state thot yOa saw this in the Montana
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Providence, May 26.-The House of Rep
resentstiFes passed nearly unanimously, . res
olution that the General Assembly has in
high esteem the administration and ability
of hIs Excellency Gov. Ambrose E. Burnside,
and retains unimpairrd confidence in his cour-
age, patriotism and loyalty, and holds in
grateful remembrance the self sscTifci gal
lantry Of the officers and soldiers OF Rhode
Island durlug the war Of rebellion.
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A civil engineer tells the people of
Omaha that by boring from 500 to 500
feet deep they will secure living fOun-
tains. ted by the SHOWS and springs of
the Rocky Mountains. He says that
such wells will cost from ten to twenty
thousand dollars each -.. .. -
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SATURDAYS Report.

chicago. May es.-The Posts special
sayslthe forthcoming statement OF the
public Geb; will show. q reduction Of
over thirteen Millions during the month
Of May
ST. Louis. MAY 3S.-The-6rand Lodge
OF Good Templars of North America
closed its fifteenth annual session last
night. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Right
Worthy Grand TeInplar, Jonathan III.
Orne, Marblehead, Mass; Rt- Worthy
Grand Counsellor, w. s. Williams, On-
tario. Canada II. w. G.. Vice Templsr.
Fannie Woodbury.. Chicago K. " @
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Northern Pacific Exploring
Expedition.

. Washington. May 26--The Northern Pa
cife Railroad Company is proposing To send
an exploring expedition 20 PASS over the
whole route from Lake Superior TO Puget
Sound. Mr. CaDfield, General Agent for the
Company, has applied to Gen. sherman for q
rrilirsrV escorf d. .....t .." ....
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L. 5. LAND OFFICE.
n, -. - n. -

Helena NJ T., Nav ~, IS6o
NOTICE j. hereby given that the platsof the loi.
~ ln,rins described Townships have this day
been fled in this office to-wit
Township No. 9, North or Range No. West
Township No. g. North of Range No. Fast
Township No. 1, South OF Range No. ! West
Principal Meridian
Settlers inihe above townships are hereby noti-
fed to file the9 declaratory statements ano
homestead applications a, this office within tnrse
months from this date, CtEerwiss their rights VAL
be forfeited q Il OBANNONr
GEORGE MCLEAN Register.
Receiver my14w4f
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tnc uAnQ play ca IAOcclul k1b6oak fAceNAF
and the Chaplain of the Department OF
the Potomac ac-pronounced the benedic-
ton The ceremonies, throughout, were
of an interesting and affecting charac-
er
The Great Storm i'm Wheeling
Wheeling, May 29--Additional par
ticulars of the dreadful s.orm, yesterday,
show a destruction far greater than at
first supposed. The destruction to wins
yards was immense. Those least in-
jured cannot be made productive for
years, and in a majority of csses. are ut
terly ruined. Up Wheeling Creek Fal>
ley the destruction is enormous. Many
sheep and lambs were killed. Wheat
and corn was cut close 90 the ground.
A number of accidents TO individuals
are reported, some of which are likely
to prove serious. The town OF West
Liberty. twelve miles distant, is report
ed in ruins Hail stones to the depth
of two feet, yet remain in the streets.
Terrible Tornado i'm Illinois.
Chicago, May pa severe tornado,
yesterday afternoon, almost completely
destroyed the town of Chipman, Mscou-
pin county, Illinois. Passengers by
train report nearly every building in the
place blown down. Nothing is yet re-
ceIved concerning the loss of life or the
amount of damage TO the track. The
tornado was only about a quarter of a
mile wide.
sport al Brooklyn.
New York. May 29.-Some 5000 per
sons assembled To~day 10 witness the
last days trotting at Prospect Park.
The assemblage was unusually FASH
ionable. Nearly 1000 carriages of every
description were on the ground. The
trotting was very exciting. The first
race for 81 800, mile heats. best three in
FIVE for all horses that never beat 2 81
was won by little Fred--three stright
heats; time. 229. 22sl. 226a. The
second race for premium of $1,000, wins
ner 6. 900, second horse 81 500 and third
$500, mile heats, best three in hve in
harness, for all horses except Lady
Thorne aud Mountain Boy, was won by
American Girl" Time, 223l. 223l
221 Lucy second, Bashaw third.
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lHAIFs IsEsTORATIVE.

TOSEP9 FitfAND, the French Barrier at Dsa-
~ alord CITY T. prepared ts restore hair 20 the
bald and y "a Eivs security thai the hair will grow
2 al its uzfurAl beauty and lustre or charge
sill be made. prOvidiug customers win give secu-
nty that he work will be paid for n the hair Is
restored- NJ = VIII give security from 6sty- 10
TIVE thocsasd dollars, according 10 the csse. that
te hair viii be restored in all its u4tural lux1ran
cy, and "a yesuTn would only ask security t1at he
secure hrs pay n the JOB i satisfactory All kinds
ofwUk iehrnging 70 the trade will be done ia a
nauDer 70 warrant the utmost satisfaction.
y b. I'D not visa 20 pe blish m hos insss N
the pubiic until had satisfactory evidence that .
eoph accomplish what claimed having done
50 in some extreme cases am COW reedy u pro-
eeed 10 csfsiDess, asd would ash, the sfIicted 10
hvor me with @ call next door 10 the What Cheer
Hotel JOSEPH FRIAND
b1sDo-d City n I. April p WY
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i,r5- e. =. PHELPS. I -.r+t
Attorney az Law, -Rannnek,IaI. t..

w ILL practice in sll the courts Of the Territory
W aud pay special attention 20 the collection OF
lAiDs Iss-Iss
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the band played Rossini's Stabat Mater,
and the Chaplain of the Department OF
the Potomac pronounced the benedic-
ton. The ceremonies, throughout, were
of an interesting and affecting charac-
a
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Tie Railroad Subsidies.

Washington, May 27.-It appears from the
report of the special commissioner appointed
b) the President to examine the Pacific Rail
roads, that s6,77l,7lO will be required to
bring the L. P. up to first class road, ss
measured by tie standard of the best eastern
roads, or SO $40 per mile Also that $6,7l4,-
942 will be required by the Central Pacific K.
The aid extended to each company was-to
the U. p. S27, ,l20, 900; average 300 per
mile; to the c. P. 26,O76, 900, or average S35,-
log per mile. Each company has, of course,
issued first class mortgage bonds equal to
that amount.
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PrTnIer'S Suit.

Erie, Pa, MHy eT.-Ihs rroptIetors el The
Rppublcau Of this city lately decided u en-
pioF printers not bslon gIng 20 the Type
zrAphIcal Unlon, WhereupOnr ciTculsrs were
lssusd Ss,is used by the Union 60 sisteE Unions
thrSaghouJ the county pEonouucIng the Be
publican \ 'srat Office" On this ground the
Publishers bought suit for libel and cOnspi-
racv, against the typographical Union or
this eity. The case Is regarded as very i'm
portaut. ana wilt, undoubtedly. involve The
National Typogr rnphical Union
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Washburne i'm Paris.

Pans, May 3d.-Hon. + 3 NaEshbome
wss received ~ the Emperor to-day, He made
= brief address IN which be assured the Eln-
psrOr of che fIendsbip enteTtslned by The
people and 6oysrnment of the United States
toward himself and the French nation Ma
poIeon in reply expressed the utmost ssitisfae.
ton az w sshburns's eordial assurances, and
hoped friendly relations between the tSO
cozntriss would long be maintained. afI1-
KashbHTnR called on Prince NaPoleOn iOr
Cay and met SIih = AsATty welcgne- 1zf-
.1hei election returns show : pPQosltion
candidates were electsd 20 tie new Corps
LegisfatiE.
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OF the Third Judicial District of the Territory O
Montana in and for the County Of Lewis and c. ark
ANG eLINE FISHER. PlaIutin.