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A job for suinmer.,t. t.,

We are informed by the daily press,
says a. cotelnporary,t that .F.the eIndi-
ans of the plains, will not take sealps
from the heads sof negro soldiers
killed in battle.'' as root jssrIff.i
7, Is not this asffagrant violation of
the spirit of the civil rights bill, of.the
amendments to the Constitution, and
of the RECONSTRUCTION policy of Con
gress? 7sd Het 3df i1oha adl'
This is theJcrowning insult to our
,colored citizensaiiI 10; 9rloa pgGd -
ShaHbthe redskins thus be allowed
to make distinctions on account of
race or color q ila e/ rfoisid Hami
r When the 5teoloredegtroeps fight
brayely, may these runtaxed indians
scern their sealps,i as being no trophy.
worth the taking Off 2 3gJ ayGG sa0sIqi
: This is1contemptous treatment of the
black man by the red man is not to be
borne by white men. .a9nrjlsqqI. isn't
Senator Summer mustattend to this.
II He must.preparei resolutions! bi1E >
i He must fulminate9speeches against
the noble red man of the forest, who;
when ON the Warnpath, dafes to- show
.sucha savage disrespeet foewoolle Iisn
i He,has abolished the wopdsswhite :,
in the District of Columbia. let him
abolish the word wblackp gonI the
plains.1ot bigaa todi Jsi,is oI sd-r
Let himIeause, it to be enacted that
owhen the unta1ed red Indian says4-rr
q fUh, big Indiangnoo scalp nigger.y
that somebody shall shoot him on the.
spot. 30 eiH91.Ini IfiH qJaIegoi bin. =.
His not because of the difficulty iof
taking Off the colored mans scalp. IaIal
Nosuclp thing. .hgaoIe jIfi f5fW ig5
Z Indians scalp very short-hairedj
white soldiers H6-.Iirsb 10 fn9m1yr
1t is their ricohtelnnt,for tho negro as
an inferior race.
81 They+mnstfbe taught better.E9 n
Here is new nissionafy woiklto do.
And n new stipulation should Il be-
made in oallIndiah treaties, that no
distinction Of race or color shall be
made with the sealping ikGife.h oi b9so
The insult is too cutting, qssIh s0otia
3 Q
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III ,..ii'sEa-L -L-aF =7sffIssi ei4S
CyEus y Thompson, 3 nonresident of Ohio,
resident are hereby notified that on The 1ttti Iay
OF April, 1859, Alexander II Wilcox filed in the
his petition against them. pra ying that d certain
deed made BY said Wilcox to said Keudrick
y January a. 1858 for 2ss acres of land in lots s.
VI and "a, IN Deerfeld, Portage County Ohio
may be set aside and held of no validity, and
plaintiff declared to be the owner of said real
without CONS liberation. and was procured bv the
fraud and false representation of said Kendrick
70 said
is confederate Of said Kendrick, and is hold
ing the premises for him, and Knew all about
the Worthlessness of said deed made by plaintiff
and the fraud of Kendrick, and that said ken
drick is the real owner thereof and if said
full notice of plaintiffs rights The real estate
in loteo is bounded north west and soutf, by the
lot lines Inc u and nd east by 8 Randals land contain
by the diagonal road, cast by r. Ferguson's land,
south BY the lot line, west by A. q s. Reeds land,
bounded north, east and south by the lot lines
and west by 81. Steel's land containing 90 acres,
said petition grags that the deed made by plain
til to kendrick. may be set aside and declared
-yoidis That said Kendrick aud Thompson NAV,
be barred and excluded from all right in said
turbing plaintif in the possession of it, and that
they and all acting in their BEHALF be enjoined
ARISE on sale OF the same or any surplus thereof,
and that such surplus as may rem ain after Salts
Tying. the liens thereon, may be paid over TO
suit; and a decree entered finding that said de-
PENDANTS have no right to the same, or any part
thereof. and for general felief an Injunction has
been allowed as prayed for in the. petition4 and
said defendants are required to answer in said
action on or before the third Saturday after six
as prayed for therein, and they excluded from
al Interest," i 70 Glsls.r..f Z 1.-- ~ o
to April 15 1862 ss-6w. 4''' - =. ~ ''4'
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= G65i.npi6uxtt G6ininrxt 10 igTaa Perm. E. .

a
The Radicals ok Pfh6e tie IN Indiana . Legils.-
lature attempted to perpetrate a fraud
upon the hepeople Of that State by rati-
flying the XVIII amendment to tie
Federal Constitution, 6 conferrrifn,g ring, pao5lit3 a5li
ical equality upon, negroes, g. Indians Iaadiiiia
and Chinese, without allowing the
people to vote upon the question. Il,
prevent the consumation of this iniq-
nifty the Democratic members resigned ss m
their seats, and an election was 81 order.
ed 70 an the vacancies thus u.s. created,
atwbieh every Democrat who ges resign m
ed wa reelected by such majority lisJ t!7 as IS
to, clearly indicate to the raevroIntionnissts
that II they persist ii ii their ID disregard as d
of the popular win, the day. of Their:
doom Is at hand. The Legislature es
was convened il ii extra Session m on nj the the
8th inst, BY, proclamation Of Governor! M ned!
Baker, but the Democratic, n members
wig have been re-eieefed refused To To
participate, unless upon pledge that
no attempt should be made to defraud
the people BY the ratiicationnY onnYg5ff' off' the!
amcndmennt against thhefirs Il i I known known and and
expressed wiiii.i A dispatch tff from {
Indiapapolis of' the fifth inst, say says =
Tie Eegisiatii91ee hitch Still continiiies, ii
bdt With Some probability , Of Of an N aad-.
jusfmente: Oh Friday hight seventeen etIv1ein1if
Republican Senators and iRepresehta-
tives united in private written pledge
that they would vote with the Demo-
Gratis to saccomplisii all necessary leg
islation ana To postpone the The consider CO sfd
alton Of tie Fifteenth Amendment
until The Democrats lad ample time
to defeat it BY resignation or other
wise. That such pledge had been
given was proclaimed il the Senate
yestefday, and two Republican Sena--
tors, Messrs:. Fisher and Robinson, ad-
mitted that they had signed this pledge
ana II the Democ ..aatic members would
qaaiify, they ind the! other members
WHO Had sigpedif would carry out its
obfigations III good faith. hhs ,Enh4liI' l'
fhg Democratic eaueus Will meet
to-tR66arrow Ihornfng, and from present
appearances it is probable that the
new members will qualify, but an ar!
rangement will be made for all to
pfSmpTy resign Whenever the amend
nnSngis dbsradea upoh9he Legislature
byiths saGjdfity. a da''la ,ho"2 <ib
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Washington, D. G., April 7, 1869.
A Radical Senator tells Grant to 20 to hi.
Z The Washington special of ION day,

A Radical Senator tells Grant to go toh-AI.
7 The Washington special of Ion day,
to the Cincinnati Enquirer says: D u
Quite scene occurred at the White
House to-day. Itappears that Sena-
tor Ross, of Kansas, obtained an inter-
view with the President and protes-
ted against the nomination of one
Babcock for Surveyor general of that
State, the appointment falling tc be
acted ON last week, and added that
Pomeroy Csenator0 and, Clark (mem-
lbeD had been making pretty much all
of tie Kansas appointments. o'Ht ln'
Grant replied that it was useless to
| say more as his mind was already
made up on the surveyorship. G7.oi .
- Ross continued protesting, when
Grant said ::ff'I tell You my mind is
made UP !; don't want to hear any
mofe.."j '1s u -i'"af ,ht ii nia5fi Is
I" Ross replied, $50 to hell.'' li9i9iqm
b Then Grant moved toward him ana
said =" Get out Of this houseinstantly,
and never set your foot in it again.
Ross, without word, at once left.
A witness furnishes this account: .
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. VARIOUS ITEMS.

-
PAsAMA dates ofthe 1st report that
the small pox is raging fearfully.
n. 3. ,Sherwin, OF East Cleveland,
has been appointed as Assessor OF In
ternal Revenue for the 18th District
of Ohio, - .i..-is,aos I,a,zf -
THE Spring Elections in this State
have generally resulted fayorsbly to
the Democracy 54
THOMAS McCanna was sentenced in
the Brooklyn Court of Session on the
9Th inst, to 20 years at Sing Sing for
highway robbeay. .erm ~ et
A correspondent of the Statesman
suggests the name of Hon. Lewis
Evans as candidate for Treasurer of
State on the Democratic Ticket.
The Rhode Island election, as usual,
resulted in the success Of the Radicals.
DURIsa the year 1868 there, were
424 persons killed and 72O wounded
on the railroads ofPennsylyania.
The prospects Of the grain crop
throughout the country are represen-
ted as first rate, never better. -
Observation-Disclosures the tenure
of-ofilee amendment, We suppose he
will be known henceforth as Uncon-
ditianally Surrendered Grant
TaE question OF building a new jai.
at Warren was submitted to the peo-
pie of Trumbull county at the election
on 4Ae 5th inst, afid negatived by d
large majority. .sBts9n betatdlaa - Il
By anew law Of Arkansas, the coun-
ty III which i niiitder is committed is |
liable to be tried and fined $1,000 for
committing the crime. 10 "7.f n II
The business portion and many pri-
vate residences in the town of Madi-
son, Georgia, were destroyed by, fire
on Thursday night. Loss heavy.
II Palmyra I Lee 9a.Ct County, Ce,lax Illinois, I1li,,i
few days age Frank Page, twelve |
years 0ld, was fatally shot by q young
er brother Not knowing that the |
gun was loaded, the little fellow
pointed it at his brother and pulled
the trigger, The cap exploded, and
the charge took lei effect. e causing death
after tWQ days sf,sIlea j II .awoI Il ba.I
THE LaeoR Gllinois) dourual is resi-
for thia, STORY. a A hay.sa fI,,,
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THE Republican papers are making
1 great fuss over the Connecticut cleo
tiOn, with its gain of a few hundred
votes over the last Gubernatorial con-
Test. While we can not Iilingle our
joy with theirs, still we confess that
we have no tears to shed over the de-
feat of men running as Democratic
candidates on Republican platforms.
"A party that endorses ScHESGK's s gold
bill, and tells us we must pay the Ma
tiofial debt three times over, may call
itself Democratic, but in so doing it
,misnarnes itself. If THOMAS JEFFER-
son were to rise from his grave and
run as the candidate for such party,
the Democracy of the West would re4
pudiate him. The time haspassed for
,deceivihg the people into the wrong
side of this great issue. Rather than
.indorse measure which would bind
the taxpayers of the Nation in hope
less bondage to home and foreign
capitalists, we would prefer to see the
Democratic party in every township
in the United States! Measures and
not men" must again be the Demo-
cratic motto. It makes no difference
how Sound q mans record may have
been in the past as a Democratic he
is fof the bondholders now he is a
Democrat lo fonner, and when he at
tempts to 'foist himself upon the peo-
pie for a Democrat he should BE de-
Ifeated. This is, the issue niowVS-and II
win remain the issue until the dawn
of that .tax-payers' Q miifenium which
will be ushered in by the use Of
sbonds payable in gold. as cheap
substitute for Kitchen wall paper =
Enquirer. - Il y" p'i''i9H % lpf Il
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l4A HORACE ODELL,
.r1l 31-3w. - EAdmf!of Mary L. Tinker dec.

EGAL NOTICE.-John Mcintosh, who
jerome Mcintosh, Amanda Gas lord, John o don
and Mary Uden, residents of Portage County,
Ohio laura Smiek, who is resident of Athens,
Menard County, Illinois, Hannah iCady and Pc
ter Eaty, residents of Menteray, Alegan Coun-
ty, Michigan, will take notice., that a petition
W as filed against them on the 9th day of March,
a. ID 1859. in the Court of Common Pleas, of
b Portage County. Ohio, by Asahel G. Bradley,
and is owTpendlng,. wherein said Asahel G..
Bradley being the owner in fee, of one undivided
one fourth interest in common, demands parti-
tion Of the following real estate: - "a,
II Situate in the towpshiR of Mantua, county Of
part of lotiNo. twenty three, t2S) in said town
ship. and bounded as follows: On, the north by
the highway leading from MantIa to Hiram on
the east by land in said lot owned by benjamin.
A1oores heirs; on the south BY lands in said lot
owned by Wesley. Jones; on the west by lands
owned by Wesley Jones and A, G. Bradley, con.
Itaining nfne 90 acres of land. , .SNf4lD
Also, another piece of land in said lot, bounti-
ed on the north by the highway leading non
Mantua to Hiram; on the east. south and west
BY lands in said lot owned by the heirs of Ben
,jamin Moore, DECEASED, eontaiiIfnS twenty i(e0)
acres of land. more or less.
And that at theterm of the Court commencing
on the cath day of May next. application will be
made by. said Asahel G. Bradley, for an order
that PARTITION may Aeiniade of 81 Il premises:
y t,.r RANSEY s HATFIELD,
~S-V'.
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Piano Forte ,Wareroom
i AND
NJ USIC STORE.
Hocel's Ne'c Block, Federal ST.,
Youngstown, Ohio.
Manufacturers Agent for the Sale of
Chickering G s. Sons, Boston, and
Steinway & Sons, New York,
Paris Exposition Pianos.


The following certificates have been received
Steinway Sons, New York:
"a This is to certify, that we have appointed
Mr. H. Z. F1NNEY, our only authorized Agent
Tor the sale of Piano Fortes, manufactured by us
IN the counties of Mahoning, Trunlbull, Stark
and Portage, in the state of Ohio, and Mercer
county. Pa, and no other person has any author
1ty to advertise himself as our agent in those
personally selects all the Pianos which he pur-
chases.
Signed sseH CHICKERING'S & SONS.
Boston, Sept. s4th 1868.
':This is to certify. that Mr.. H. e. FINSEY.
OF youngstown, has been appointed Agent for
the sale of our Pianos, in Mahoning and Trum-
bull Counties. Ohio, and no other parties are au-
thorlzed to advertise themselves as our agents
IN the above named counties. .9@ ,-'i -
Signed -e STEINwAY & SONS.
New York, Feb 12 1862
Mr.. Finney is also dealer in Pianos of other
reliable Makers Cabinet Organs. Melodeons
Guitars. Fiolins, &c, Guitar and Violin Strings
Sheet Music, Instruction Books and Musical
Merchandise of every description. The largest
stock of the above Pianos to be be found in
Northern Ohio. constantly on hand, and will be
sold at the lowest market prices. Call or send
Tor Catalogue and Price Lists Agents for this
estabiishn1ent carry Sheet Music, Strings, etc.
~ DIFFERENCES:
Wick Bros Bankers, and Thomas Brown.
Esq. Youngstown, Ohio. f17i' n
John Grove, Esq, AustintoyEn, Ohio. ao.i.
Rev. ID. L. Hickok, North Bloomfield. Ohio
A. B. Kibbee and D. L. Wolcott, Pennington,
G Il. Metcalf, NJ. D., Warren, Ohio.
Rev. II. W. Stratton, Huntsburg, Ohio, or at
the Mahoning Registers Office 81 u :, =
March IL, 1859, 2S-1y.t rs- "a, ,,.,s 5s, g.
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Tho Fifteenth Observation-Disclosures Fraud
~ In Congress. ~5t5i ,tA


Both houses ON Friday passed the
bill for the Reconstruction" of vir-
ginia, Mississippi and Texas, with
oMorton's amendment, making the rat
ification of the Fifteenth Amendment
by.those states a condition precedent
to their representation in Congress
Among the many atrocities imposed
upon the southern people, and the
Union, by Radical Congresses, no one
was ever more impudently presented,
or more unblushingly urged and reck-
lessly passed. The statement made by
Senator Morton, the author of it, that
the Democrats hoped, by keeping ne
gro suffrage an open question, to
achieve political success upon it, and
that hence it should be thus settled.
was at once, a shameless avowal of an
intention TO deprive the people of an
opportunity to pass upon the question,
and an acknowledgements that they
would hurl from power any party that
originated or sustained such meas
lare. The villainy of thus multiplying
popular sentiment ON the Fifteenth
Amendment, is only equaled by the
law and logic permitting (or forcing)
three military satraps OFT of the Union
to assent to an amendment of the fed
eral constitution as if they were in it,
-, 4
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March 1a, 1869, 29-6w.
Xr'o6NG ApPLk TREES FoR SALE.

The subscriber has at his residence, one and q
half miles west of Rayenna Village, several
Thousand thrifty, young Apple Trees, choice se-
leet varieties. all Of which he wishes to sch this
spring to CLOSE out bis nurseries. irif ~ ,-tt1sg
The great sales OF many thousands of barrels
of apples and cider fOr shipping In this county,
the past season. at good prices, reminds US of the
land owners should prepare fSr future sales,
Raveuna, March m s., 1854 SIN In 2 hAhaos"la y 4
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New RadIcaI Organ.

= A new paper, called The Imperial
ist, to be published hnder the auspices
Of the UnioIis League, was. to have
made its appearance in New i ork last
week. We copy below the prospectus
of this new Radical organ, which we
find in the Cincinnati Enquirer of
Monday.
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Il DEFEATED.--The proposed amend
mentof the Constitution of this State,
to enable counties and municipal cor
porations to loan their credit to assist
railroad companies, was defeated, on
Friday, by a vote of yeas At, nays 81,
63 votes being required to adopt res-
olutione submitting a. Constitutional
Amendment to a.xote of the people. Il
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Rayenna, March So 1864 !,
n1is so.LUTLo n.

Notice is hereby given, that the Copartnershir,
herelofore lexisting between Lyman S. Ward
and Royal Gurley, has been this day dissolved
y The MSsS Ss,siS sssS5ii Sss Ssi 6
Lyman. s.. Ward who Is authorized to settle the
accounts OF tho old flr1n.sni ss1Igrui brs NsH y
All persons indebted to tho fiim of Ward q
Guffey, Will please call and settle Immediately
aRts1a~ iifE t9Eus LYMAN s. WARD. 10
8 -. RoYALsGURLEisjz o.,
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A Point Wen Made.

In the debate in the Pennsylvania
Legislature, on the Fifteenth Amend
ment, Mr.. Jacobs (DemocraD made
the following point. Said Mr.. Jacobs :
Mr.. Speaker, have given the, gen
tlcman Mr. Hustled Republican,
credit for making an eloquent speech,
and he certainly made an eloquent
speech. 7 had, however, almost. for
gotten to ,alludel to what seemed to me
to be the most eloquent. portion of his
remarks, when he was urging that 10y
atty shonld be rewarded. ;. 1t was the
description Of that great battle of the
West, or Southwest i(Murfreesboro),
when he, pictured. to us. in glowing
language the armies of both sides; the
defeat of our forces, the rally and the
eventual triumph. 1t was in that por-
ton ofhis speech that he pictured to
us this great event that L really
thought the gentleman, was eloquent /;
that while he spoke another great
event in the military. history OF our
country came fresh, to, my mind. 1t
was, sir, on the decisive field of :, Get
tysbprg,. when the rebel, General Lee
directed one. ofihis most able, lierten-
ants to pierce the Union eenter-whieh
done would have ended the, rebellion,
and disastrously, for, the republic,
But there, was in command of that
center brave and gallant. soldier, a
man who knew how to lead his, troops
to battle and to victory. A Demo
cratic soldier, sir. There wasin COM.
mqnd Of that center q man who, when
this, great lieutenant of the rebel,
hordes came laundering on, hurled
back his forces and saved, the republic,
Waaqit q a +, was the result?,I, The rebel
lieutenant who SO nearly pierced that
Union center is rewarded by Feder-
al appointment and the Federal Gem
eral is sent into exile in the wilds of
Dakota. This is rewarding loyalty /,
This is giving to these brave men who
upheld the standard of the republic SO
n noblly BY their heir due! ne IHIppw How Do yop account
+ for rliii if jlsitb If # because uf this Republican
party, 50 oyergrown with pride, SO
II full T of lust lust Of power dare not do jps--
ii -tice fH, even altt9ooithye t9 the men who Iperiled
their q lGsin lives in the the defense eff of thsrepub7
Mr.. LaBau-To whom do you al
/ I1ftGE EtrZQI H.! Lu3HitjoXa 9dI nod II
MI. MI. Japcobss-I obs; refer to General
Lo2ln1gstreet and General Hancock. an,
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. Dos'r 1 LIKE i r rIr.?-Thc .Girqlesviiile1- !
Union GadicalJ is not satisfied, be-
cause President Grant has singled sii out
his Relatives and the RELATIVES Of Ills
wife, and given them good appoint asfpIp
ments, 1t says; '''''' NJ =" @i,''
Too ina many 4 q Of one II FAMILY nnilyn il9t even q
though its name 8 be Grant, are are not de-
sirable., iAi' i'' i''.'' i'''i''
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ADJoURNEp.-The Radical Rump,
after d session of over f1ve weeks spent
in recohstructfng Reconstruction, leg
islating for the negroes and bondhold-
crs, and piling the burden of debt and
taxes still higher and heavier upon the
backs of the toiling millions, adjourn
ed on Saturday last and for some eight
months.to come the country will be
permitted to onjoy that measure of
peace and prosperity that comes Of
Radical ruieaH " =rj.i4 tiIHpi e = 5T9fi
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL
"a ESTATE,-inl pursuance of an order
~, Ohio, will offer for sale at public auction
on the oath day of April, 1869, at one o'clock in
described real estate, being
/! : The undivided ore-halh in common with
Ephram Martin of the following described real
ship, Of Sutield, and bounded east on the high
way, north by part Of said lot formerly sold
to Bradford Waldo, west by the west line OF said
lot, Whichis also the western line of said town.
ship dsodth by part of said lot formerly.
sold TO Joshua Hollister, containing about one
hundred and sixty-two acres, excepting there
from so much as Is held and nsed for min pur,
appraised at $Gl50 liza .,( .,qrtf,ys. lo
TERMS OF SALE: One third In hand one third
IN one year, and one-third in two years from tho
day of sale with interest; the payments to be
secured by mortgage upon. the premises soldi
rus,Iyy ha HUGH *. MARTIN, .Admr, II
Of Jathes Martin, deeeasetl. l.
BY s. DsNQRTnN.. his Atty! irI -, I,t.o.,
Ravenna, Aprit / 1909 atr4M. '"'~ ~
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HENKY CDAY, Daniel w Webster, and
Napoleon Bonaparte- all reside in
Howard county, Missouri but they
left their white skins in the land of
spirits, for they now appear as .eblacki
as black can be, ali want the law 4
shaaged about '<livore..,, 4isui -zol
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o. The undersigned will sen at public auction,
at the door Of the Court House in Rayenna, Por-
10 ON NTHE.23RDsDAYloEA APRIL, A. D., 1885, %
a claim belonging to the estate OF Mary L eTink-
er: deceased, being an interest In a aslegscy con-
tanned in the third item of the last will and tes
lament of John W. Tinker. deceased, wherein
said decsdept directs that Eli Tinker pay to said
Mary L.Tihker, the sum Of fve hundred dollars
within I've years after he is of age or not until
such time as he can do So, without involving
himself in debt odi - i,s1.Ru .-,i ry,,. -
y; Terms-cashsTsiiE,l sistsEg sgEu .f-U sfava5
a,s zyxaass ~ HOhASE HHois. y ~ OpELL