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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31
Tho Women Of Paris.

Some OF the incidents in the women.
fights in Paris werO thrilling In the ex.
IRENE. A medical student offered
one who was greatly exhausted some
bread and wine. She declined them,
saying "For the short time left me l
shall not need them" Immediately
after the commanding officer of the
Versailles troops was heard addressing
the women: "You are brave; you
have killed two OF my men," The wo-
men burst into fierce laughter aud ex-
claimed: "Nlay the curse Of the Al
mighty rest upon my soul for not killing
more. had two sons killed Mt Issy and
two ut Neuilly, My husband died at
this barricade. Now do with me what
you WILL" Then there was the word
" FIRE, and the woman fell dead.
OF the men II is said, lieutenant
colonel of the Commune, who was n
Pole by the name Of Potokenski, said lie
Ind but one privilege to ask Of his exc
cutiorers when he found that all prison
ers werO shot, He asked to die in his
uniform. Melin, one Of the members
OF the Commune, was tied to post to
he shot, and his last words were: owe
have lost tile game this time, but our
children will begin it again some day
md then succeed" A very common
last cry was, especially Of fine looking
young women, "Shoot, shoot ut once, p"
Some who were about to be conveyed
of, rs it was pretended, for examination,
took their stand and exclaimed. No,
We perish here. Save us the fatigue Of
that Journey" ..."HU'' 4I .
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31

We have been asked to give the law, MS
itnow stands, relating to newspapers and
subscribers:
]. Subscribers who do not give ex-
press notice to the contrary nre consil-
cred wishing to continue their subscrip-
ton. ..... a.
.. II subscribers 10 not order the dis
continuance of their periodicals, the
publishers may continue to send them
until NIL arrearages arc paid.
8. II subscribers neglect or refuse 10
take their periodicals from the Office to
which they are directed, they arc held
responsible till they have paid their bill,
and ordered them discontinued.
4. II subscribers move to other
places without informing the publishers,
and the papers arc sent to the former
direction, they are held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that re-
fusing to take periodicals from the Office.
or removing aud leaving them mcal,ed
for, is orima ,fdcie evidence Of. intcn.
tional fraud. .....
6. Any parson who receives n news
paper and makes use Of it, whether he
has ordered il or not, is held in law to
be Subscriber.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31
A Brief History of long Brnncl!.

Long Branch takes its name from a
brook, a branch of the Shrewsbury
river, IN the year l7O3 the place wns
inhabited by Indians, md was styled
Lands End. About that time four men,
named respectively Parker, Slocum, War
dell and Hewlett came from Rhode
Island aud established settlement
there. A considerablcportio Of the land
which they obtained continued in the
possession of the Slocums until thirty
years ago, and some of the land war.
rants are still in existence. A few years
later other hardy settlers from neighbor,
ing provinces bought land in Long
Branch nj twenty shillings an acre,
built dwellings and occupied themselves
with farming and fishing. Itnow EN-.
braces population Of four thousand
five hundred.
Tho Liberty Pole is the name given to
the village, from n flag staff erected
there during the war OF 1872, while the
coast portion, upon which tho cottages
aud hotels are located, is known MS the
Shore, fronting the ocean. Land pur.
chascd ut tic edge Of the villnge by Mr..
Samuel Laird, in 1868, for $3.50 an acre,
was sold for 81, 900 in 1870, soon nfter
the Burlington Pathway was opened.
Tho first lotel erected ut Long Branch
WINS the Ocean House. There arc now
accommodations for twenty thousand
people. Three years ago Blythe Beach,
south Of the present West End Hotel,
comprised only farming lands, To-day
it is hid out as n park, with new roads
from seventy TO one hundred feet wide,
and beautiful sites for cottages OF
these there are now two hundred
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31

A DINNER SpoILEp.-The entrance of
the army OF Versailles into Paris not
only marred the designs Of Ia Commune
but wrenched its members from expected
pleasures A Emptuous banquet Of
eighty covers was in the Ministry of the
Marine by order Of Felix Pyat forty OF
the best leaders Of the insurgents and
forty of the most charming women known
to In Commune were the guests. The
dinner was eaten by the sailors of the
Versailles army. .l....... ..r...
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31

The WORLD or TO-DAY LAUGHS ut the
therapeutics Of fifty years ago, Blister
ing the head, cmptying the veins, and
rasping the bowels with cathartics as IT.
ritating us chestnut.bnrrs, will soon be
consigned by universal consent to the
limbo Of rejected fallacies. In the mean
time DR.. lpdR@'s Vinegar Bhers, the
true ally Of Nature, are efIccting by u
mild and painless process, such cures Of
dyspepsia, liver complaint md period.
cal feyers, rs the world half century
ago would have deemed miraculous.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31
Those Eyes that were 50 Bright.

Tbose eyes that were SO bright, love-
Have now DINNER shine;
But what they've lost In light, Iowa
Was what they gave 10 mine.
And still those orbs reflect, love,
The beams Of former hours;
That Tlpcnod all my Joy, my love,
And tinted all my lowers.
These locks wcro brown to sec, love,
That now are turned to gray;
But the years We're spcut with me, love,
That stole their hue away.
Thy locks no longer share, lave,
Tho golden glow Ofuoon.
But I've soon the world look fair, my love,
When silyCrcd by the moon,
That brow was fair to see, love,
That looks 30 shaded now;
But for mo II bore tho olro, lows,
That spOit bonny brow
And though no longer there, love,
The gloss Il had Of yorc,
stu memory looks and dOtes, my love,
Where hope admired before.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31

They ARE NErDED.-There are ninety:
nine societies for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals in full working order
in various countries. England has been
working in the cause for the past sixty
years, and has founded twenty-seyen
societies. America has been working
only five years, and twenty-three State'
have organized similar associations
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31

The RELAXING power Of J9l@s9H'I An.
ofyas Lmims,u Is truly wonderful Cases
are already numerous where bent and
stitEened limbs have been limbsred aud
straightened by it. When used for this
purpose, the part should be washed and
rubbed thoroughly, Apply the linimen'
cold, and rub ii in with the hand.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31

The pUREsr and sweetest Cod.Liver
Oil in the world is Hazard & Cawell's,
made on the sea.shore from fresh, &C.
lectcd livcrs, by Cus,ccR, Hazard d Co.,
of New York. 1t is absolutely pure md
sweet. Patients who have once taken it
prefer It to nll others. Physicians have
decided it superior to any Of the other
n;Iu in ,narkpl .
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31

Tns STAstEsE Tw1Ns,-It is said that
ono of The Siamese twins is lying at the
point of death, ut their home in North
Carolina The other is in good health
III anticipation Of death, arrangements
have been made for the immediate
separation OF tho living from the dead
brother N''|f '"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31

A CRUEL MuRDEh-Ntiss Joan Ne
Cormick, seventeen years old, eldest
daughter of wealthy farmers widow
living in DcKalb Counry, Illinois, was
shot and instantly killed, while sitting
at the supper-table with her mother,
her brother and sister. The murder was
committed by nm ignorant farm hand
named John Reed, who had worked for
her mother three seasons, and the only
cause was that the young lady Ind re-.
fused to accompany him to Fourth of
July celebration. Reed fred two shots
through the window from doublc-bar-
relied shotgun, the first charge entering
her brain md killing her instantly, the
second passing over the head Of little
sister sitting in innge, and lodging in
the ceiling. Reed returned the gun 10
n neighbor from whom lie Ind borrowed
it, and fed. Forty men on horseback
secured tho country, md messengers
were dispatched to various railroad sta.
tions, some even going to Aworn md
Chicago, to intercept his flight.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31

DAMP CELLARS, Care should DO taken
lest tho omanations from damp and foul
cellars do not counteract tho benign in
huences Of pure air and sunlight in our
houses. Inattention to the publication
Of this portion Of our dwellings has Of
ten proved II source Of disease, and IN
many instances sU.callpd mysterious
death. Every boussisspeg or head OF
the family ought 10 make Neiiodisal
visit 10 every cellar, du:thin, outhouss,
BE-, and sec that they nrs perfectly
clean md free from kitchen rubbish,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31

TEE HorsE DISEASE SrREAD1yo. The
disease which prevailed among tho
horses OF The New York and Brooklyn
oT companies hns spread 10 Suffolk
county, md many honas have died,
The NOS. Distinguished veterinary sur.
geons have tried 10 leyise n remedy, but
without slccccs.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31

Ingenious md thrifty Chicago gamips
mako mr. ~ by ltai..tag the MARBLE Of
tho o. under the windows Of nervous
pspple, and selling tbs boots and boot.
jaclis that nre thrown At them
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31

an old ladv who saw locomotive 10.
tie first time, last week, looked al the
curiosity for u while, and then, os II
came pulling along inquired anxiously
what pushed tile thing along,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31

4 49,, ~ TT,riso' calt ~ ,In,ony 10 thV
MILLIONS Hear 80 rnrets.
Wonderful Curative az Nj Il Peor
r.ov nro not a vile Fancy pI'uH nL Erusb
nan. WhIskcy, Proof spirit plltsst TIA
n",r, doetorcd, ploci and "ve-
,.',r cScd "Tone,," "Appe'ifcis' min In. are
So,i,oS mo tlppsr on dranEsnhes,, Hero.
I'M Medicine made from tho NaIi'e slIma-
~ cIIiornIn. FREQ from NIL A,s9% mon prRi-
o. , e"''' T,%"y srs nc GREAT BLuu,SSr,ri,E,
I pIT,; orG 4 LIFE GIVING rI, ~, sySrm.
lli'., ' I,onnyntor md Inyisora.sr o.
.. s,,'. mai, po,onal, rr arc1V'',i ,.c m.
e"''y a,rd,Ion No Jrrson can t4no
70 'sl''y ~ drretIO and remain 'vp" in.,
'Ol' S'IO ,nIr nons, are uot destroyed " ,,tca
p!T ,'os . ,%v mean. and the Vital ''s''
beyond tho point Of repair ,t,,r.vrll Us n
They arc Gentle rnrRnIIN' '',a n q acting
TonIe. po,.eGslng Rso, the p'eu'N n, Ingau.
a, powerful agent In fSllJiirS L1's..,,T
nation Of tho Liver. md Nil o V's,r," "a young OF
' P%n u FEMALE C0NIpLAfN'T g,OI' y, al 4,
- r.rri,i or single, al The dAwn0f "oi4', ,,, !.
,he tn Of lie, tlsIc Tonic Bitter hAN ,,Ennr,d
Por Iuflnmmntory aud Chrouh ,t'r,,In(
liam nnI I:out, Dyspepsia or InI 49,
uliIous, ltomltirnt nnd lhtfr!"
yers, Diseases OF ihr Blnou' ~ n
ueyH aud Bladder, these Hitirr' 1S,ps,
sieocSaiul. Such DlLcnHcs arc ean,cu y!
Hood, witch hgcneTally productivity wa
Of tho Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA on INDlGESFl Inn
ache, rain In the Shoulder. CohRh'' INN
Che1t. Dizziness, Sour ErusiAilohS OF. INN
Had Taste In tho Moth. bilious At'NrAf MN
the Heart, Inflammation Of the Lunt'' nm
slons Of tho Kidneys aud hanlpd o. nm
tens. ArB the oisptlngs Of Dlag27I Nm
They lnylsoraie the s;omarhAni IN
Liver and lOwcls, which Tcnirr
efficacy In eltantint The blood Of q
parting new life aud vl!ot 10 the wi
FOR SKIN DISEASES. EEil
Rhtum, Dotslci. Spots, rlmpis', fui
BANGLES, Rlng.wounI. seali iic.l 20
| Al itch ScuTi', DlIc1lpmliO ions Oi the
Diseases 81 the Skin. Of whatever 20
literally dug up and carried OUT pllnc y.
| tlmr'hJ tho use Of these Dltlrrs Ono ~
cases will r0nyinto the most lnefgll
tive effects.
Cleanse the vltlated blood Whenever ~
puritra bursting through the ska In W.
lions or sorsI; esanio II when ron hni!'
and sluggish In the veins, cleanse u w'iei
aud your feelings Will tell yOuvhcn. kcg
cure, and the health Of tho Rst0m will folio
Pin, Tnpc, aud other Worms ldrk
system Of 10 many thoutAndS arc rIlcetuaSJs
| and removed, says dstinguishcd ply
there i scarcely M Individual upon tie y
earth Whose body Ia exempt from tho NJ
VornA Il Is not np0n the healthy glrmri
todJ that worm, exist, hut upon th" di.Cns"
and Alliuy deposits that breed these llTlnr W
ilsraIN No syf,en Of Medicine, No rorlnll
Gnihclmintfi will Tree the system IRON We
these bliten a
]. WALKER, Proprietor. H. II. MeDOt ~.
Druggists AMI Gen, Arrnts, San RraDei w
and ~ and u Commerce street, Nuy
yfrs0LD ny All. DRUGGISTS Al In
8 O'GL0G E%., at
nA
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31
THE EVENIRG WISCONSIN,
OF MILWAUKEE,

tSthe oldest Target and most wlev circulated par
IN Wisconsin ur Minnesota. We will Fivc special low
tion DO made .oon. Adde'S, 'tRlYSlER, AikESsI
CRAMEn. Milwaukee,, Wiz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20

sIumsn decree q distribution among ycu, claimants q ,ns ~,
forfeiture the condemnation and sale OF we
fs properly AID tina. the claimants are in pes sense Pse 70 70.
proceedings the exercise Of that seems
70 established By The lcvng The josef seda s &
3; Westcot Bradford "a Wash c. G. r. 4s2l Meine AZ Inc
United States Is Pet 4O the natter Howard 70 Wallace l75
parh ZIner b 24 blossom agt The Milwaukee, hel 20
Wallace 65i The United States 5000 gallons DIST pnt nst
1899 Whether the mode review in ike the present
appeal writ writ Of not discussed on ms
The distinction not mser, to the principal question On !es 'Tt
States sgt Morse t6PeIes 1867. Motion denied -, n,.,,,
w. Shuen 81 al sgt Auouus Schsh--Hy Judge bhtcnou
nk plaintiff, entitled 10 relief In respect OF the particular
matter pointed their notion namely that the adjustment was
fact made In accounting the reports OF isaac
lips appraiser 1856 and Of the several subsequent dates
made according hosc reports as none ne
Treasury instructions dated May a. 1863 being therefore 10 us
from The verdict and the oer OF reference %
ordered TO the Collector TO ascertain and report whether so a."
ilsinent made charges according ~ the verdict anything %
so how much due "a plaintiff beyond the amount awarded By the
former report uher and all other questions are
reserVci until the coming In Of such report .
S,,nrene Court-Chdmbers-By Judge Cardozo,-
Paris ST. Sberman-Motio denied without COTS
Marine Cout-Part I-By Judge Curtis-Furman
Art Cbase-Judgment for the defendant for costs.
HBy Judge Aker-Shannon ag On yer
dict for plairffor 800 and costs With 90 allowance Lnch s
O'Ineu-Dismissed by defsult
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
TWO TH0UsAND-MILE CHASE AFTER A HUS
RAND.

From The Detroit Free PTess, June l6
Yesterday morning a young wife, named
arms, brought to the Central Station the
tot and Milwaukee depot, to have the Chief of Police
The wife poorly of clothing, the infant was bag
gard and pale, and the wife had sad story to tell She
was factory girl at Lawrence and was married to Nell
ton for responsibility and industry and the couple lived
comfortably and happily until about six months ago,
when Nelson became infatuated with a young girl and
gradually grew and sullen. Three months ago,
In company with the girl he fled from his home, leaving
Mrs Nelson without weeks provisions dollar in
determined to pursue the pair and win back her nus
band BY selling off all her furniture, she raised about
s6O in money and passed through Detroit in April hav-
ing heard that Nelson In Chicago she remained In
Chicago several days without getting clue OF his where
abouts and then received notice that her husband was
IN Jackson Illinois She at once proceeded there and
ward into the Missouri border Her money being nearly
exhausted, Mrs. Nelson set out foot carrying the
rest until reaching Livingston County Missouri always
few days behind the pair who making for rela-
tive of Nelson residing Downs In the aboyenamed
county Mrs. Nelson arrived to find that the two lad
departed the day before for Kansas and at this point her
courage gave out She had been without money for
week, her clothing soed and torn. her food and
up her mind not TO follow the husband further.
Falling to he provided for otherwise, she
jackson walking every mile Of the way and begging food
and place to sleep AT Jackson she forwarded TO
Chicago by the Postmaster, and the official in
Chicago forwarded the pair to this point The shoes on
the woman's feet thin paper and there
dozens OF bstes each foot going to show that
che had walked great distance. The child was bare
foot and had hungry, weary look which excited every
ones sympathy. Inc woman was uuIy provided ior,
upon furnishing proofs that her story was true in the
shale OF several ceftlhcates ana upon 10 .ne
resident OF her state, just returned from trip
dozen passengers that he would give her place In his
family q servant rs long ~ she desired to stay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
CIVIL NOTES.

The Viele divorce suit was called for trial
before Judge Van Brn late yesterday afternoon and
after iuryman had been impanneled, adjourned
TO this morning..
Daniel Shannon built the cellar walls, Chin
ney, and other masonry work for wooden house for
Thomas O'Bren but before the building completed
IL thrown down by storm. OBrien says II was on
account Of the inferoriy OF the work. and refused
pay Shannon s5l which remained due Shannon brought
action against him in the Marine Court before Judge
Alker, yesterday and recovered $500
In the Marine Court, before Judge Gross,
yesterday, Henry Muhlgarden, of the brig
ret brought anacon against An so NO. steward Of the
vessel He alleged that while at the Chnaman
assaulted him with carving knife and inflicted two Sc
we're wounds In his right arm The plaintiffs counsel OBJ
jected TO the admission OF Chinese evidence hut All SO
Mo claimed that he Christian and understood the
OF OATH and the Judge admitted his testimony
He said tnat Muhgarden first assaulted him with be-
laying pin, and he used the knife in sefdefense. Null
garden admitted that he assaulted the Chilaman the
evening before Judgment for the defendant, plaintiff
TO pay costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
CRIMINAL COURTS.

William Collins and John Talbot, charged with
ndeng officer 10 the discharge Of his duty and also with
smuggling cigars into this port were held yesterday in 5000 bail each
by Commissioner Shields.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, August
vo YESTERDAY for keeping open the door u his lager
saloon No SO West Thirty bh SUNDAY afternoon while
persons drinking the hOmas German and John Mallory
bin Of wSteh AMI chain RTederck Power ~ No. +l5 West Thirty
nntbs for attempting 10 stab Elizabeth Poyer With bowie knife
Michael COnkB for aistng 0fcr Thomas KeAmey OF the Ninth
Precinct 1urng him that be unable appear
complaint William HAToOu and Jacob NlsoH for
premises Of John sHlEsn at No. 50 DuAne Sat-
urdsy night, and csTrying away goods, value Si'u1
At the Tombs Police Court Justice Hogan commit
the pocket Of John TOomy while the latter
assep 10 Cha hams George Ray Of No 20 honfoe
ed for stealing 80 Of value f 80 from his employer
Chas T. Keham Of Ne u Nssnst and selling them TO solomon
a. erk for sevea weeks by Mrs. NJ Mills keeper Of hand
store at Grand dng that time has stolen watches
pistol other articles Vne $500 Detectives dunno sd keo
Saturday night In bis In Central Hall
and Centre hsrkece and found there near all TIE
prop IT.. Henry committed 10 swat examination
MARIA watching the departure OF the wh
Rment Friday s let II contained obeef for
the Ninth EAtoaAl Bank PeAke opdte Co h
Of the above hrm, and pronssory note for " drawn BY
arrested while attempting s the pocket Of an
and the check and note foand In h posses
sion Yesterday these Identified BY Mr. Kingsley as
his property The Eccused fully committed TO
avail trial. William Wilson oArmsn, employed b. iirsdy
Kno Co.. dsalers In rubber and ivory No. 70 WhA mas o
bis empoer place 81 business 10 and othe at Tee
elo. H. YESTERDAY be s0 quantity Of rabber 10 Fat
Dune at No II Beachst Both Wilson AID Dunno
arrested and committed 10 sssii a thAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20

out the city. fleeing the unwary wherever oppor
tunity afforded. The handbfs, containing list OF
prizes printed in English and German, carefully
residences saying, will return in few moments and
sell you ticket" Or returning II the purchase OF
ticket could not be agreed upon the circular was taken
away again and traces Of the left One OF these
circulars left at the house OF Detective Rowe who
Immediately gave the enterprise full investigation
worth arrested the swnder After the trial yesterday
morning several old gentlemen produced tickets to the
people recognized the person who had myseri-
ousy disappeared from several boarding houses where
to the landady and his feOwboarders. The Judge fined
he awindler and costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
THE FIRE PATROL TO BE CONTINUED.

The Board of Fire Underwriters, to the num-
her of about co. met yesterday at No lb0 Broadway to
decide whether the Fire Patrol shall be sustained or DIS
continued. Henry A. Oakley, in behalf OF the Commit
tee ON Fire Patrol and Finance, submitted the ioo"ns
estimates for the next two years; Rent Oh stations
$4,000; extra labor and watching, $500; repairs ana
supplies tl3COO stable expenses ana repairs 10 appaa
tins a. 400 salaries s1OOOO; prizes $500: contributions
and medical attendance $1,000; covers sL9VVi con
tingent expenses, including cost OF now palpi S
total $l1OOO MIR Oakley stated that the sane ILL
had been appropriated lOr the past two years hln ta
tbe dsbur,eneis Tor the Fire Patrol had eAceedeo g
estimates by 81 767 o. owing TO the erection OF
patrol house The Board voted unaMnO5hy 10 80,
eXpeud sum not exceeding $4,000 during iLe hoA'
la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
A " GRAND GIFT" ENrERpR1sE-oApIrAL, FOUR

From The Cietetand Leader, juno II.
The lottery sWiDdle spoken of '

: -.
The lottery swindle spoken of yesterday
was fully exposed In the City Police Court yester
day morning by trial OF the individual who advertised
hims elf the principal stakeholder OF the gift enter
prise. When first arrested he stated In answer TO
several questions put by superintendent Schmidt that
not yet arrived, would be in the city In few days
He advertised to give away over $500 IN presents but
had not upon his person over four dollars ard few
cents These pretensiOns were magnificent enough but
the actual state Of the too apparent. The gift
talked WELL but he had nett her money friends
by which he could bo baed oul, no was provided with
quarters la the city prison for Thursday night and
terday morning brought before Judge Townor In his
trial II was that he had none Of the gifts which
he 20 generously offered. except few pictures which
were not worth SIS OF $50. Several tickets hIs
lottery produced the wtneEs stand 10y the deec
uycs, and testimony 10 the elect that they had been
purchased OF the swindler was ndductd. Ii hinO
pIgiel that mo le,aales Msgg STU slpg ueAes Lropsh