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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-04

Compliments are the coin that We
pay man to his face; sarcasm is what
we pay him out behind his back
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-04
TRMPLE IA. ea

4" AhhEN II LMIIL NUs y
w Honor and Temperance, meets at cor
ner Main and Market Sts.. in this city, every
Friday night. All desirous OF aiding In pro-
noting the temperance cause, which is the
cause OF God and humanity, are invited TO
attend with us.
Social Temple meets every Tuesday eve
ming. JOHN LAPHAM, VIC. T.
d. NJ. LAZARUS, W. r.
Jan 10, lSI2-lyr
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W. T. SPEAR.

DR. ]. r. NELSON, Physician and
4 ISurgeon. Office east of First Nat. Bank.
once hours from to 10 O'Clock, a. m, and
5 TO s p. m Jan. . IA1l
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I n. DAWSON, Mayor of the City
Il of Warren. Civil Jurisdiction-same as
Justice Of the Peace for the city, and crirai-
nal Jurisdiction throughout city and county,
Also agent for CleYeIand Cement Sewer and
drain Pine Of all sizes. dan 3. ISL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-04

H C. McNUTT, House, Sign, and
Kings New Block. Main ST., Warren. Ohio.
, May 10. 1s7l-tf
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IL FULLER ". L. BECKER.
FULLER & BECKER, Attorneys at
Law, office over Kirk & Christy's, Main
81, Warren, Ohio. Quly 8. lS72-Smf
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J. z. BRAcREN, N. d. L. E. RUSSELL, N. d.
DRS. BRACKEN, & RUSSELL.

\ DAsAOA1Ag - LIZ
IJEeIeetie Physicians and Surgeons, ,odice
a. No. 20 Market ST., lup staifs). All calls
at Office attended 10 at all hours, day or
night. DR.. B. will give attention to the
treatment Of all chronic diseases and can
Ger. Residence corner Liberty and Wash
ton Avenue. Warren, o. [aug. q, 1872.
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4 N.COWDERY, Attorney at Law,
81 sohice corner Of Mn and Main St, Niles,
Ohio. Toct. Is lS7l-tf
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F.E .HUTcHINs, C. N. FUTILE, J. N. sTULL
HUTCHINS, FUTILE & STULL,
Attorneys at Law, Office over Smith &
Turner's Store, corner of Main and Market
Streets. Warren. Ohio. Ian. 10. lS72-I
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-04

o SIMMONS, Licensed County and
-, City Auctioneer. Satisfaction guaTan-
Iced. Enquire at my store, corner of Main
and Franklin Streets, Warren, q. lapr. O.ly
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@ r. BRCKWTIH, Den
=&S y ,tist, has opened an office
OIflTTSl in Packard's Block, Youngs-
town, o., and will be there
August !. to August 18th, and the remain
der of the month at his former Office n
Kinsman. Notice for Sept. viii be given
in the Chronicle. (may %.
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RW. RATLIFF. h. Il. MOSES.
ID ATLIFF & MOSES, Attorneys and
hCounsellers at Law. Office over the Ex-
change Bank of Freeman & Hunt, on Market
ST. Warren Ohio. ian. $50.
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nR. f. MYERS, Physician and Sur
lgeon. Ofice Sd door north Of National
House. Entrance of Liberty street. Once
hours, from 10 to u, a. m, and l TO . p.
m. Residence, corner ef High and Chestnut
streets. Nov. q. 1867 lys
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NJ q, TYLER, Manufacturer and
IN Dealer in Guns. Rifles, Pistols, Cutlery
Fishing Tackle, Guh Materials, Sporting
Apparatus, Sewing Machines, &C., No. 8, Mar
ket st, Warren. Ohio IJso-5 ls7O-1
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"HITTLESEY ADAMS, Fire and
w Life Insurance Agent, Warren, Ohio.
Merchandise and other property insured in
the best Companies, on favorable terms
Farm property, Isolated Dwellings, and their
urniture insured for one, three and five
years. Office in McCombs and Smiths block.
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GEO. B. Kennedy, Fire and Life
VI Insurance Agent, Warren. Ohio.
Oct. 4, lS7l-lyt.
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wa. PORTER. ". T. PORTER.
" \. W. F. PORTER, Dealers
w in School and Miscellaneous Books,
Stationary, Wall Papers, Periodicals, Pam
phlets and Magazines, at the New York Book
Store, Main Street, Warren. Ohio.
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II S. ROBBINS, Newton Falls,
H. Notary Public. lnoE l, lS7l-lyr'
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04
Woodbury.

A sad event occurred here on Thursday, the 27th inst. Little Georgie, aged tHen- ty months, son of James G., and Jennie Curtiss, and pet of the family. while play ing about the yard, was attracted by a kettle of water and while amusing himself by throwing leaves therein tottled over into it and was drowned His father soon found him, but too late to save him. Rev. G. ". Moves, on Sunday last, gave almost instructive discourse on the tornado which recently passed through the town. selecting for his text the follow ing: s'The Lord hath his way in the whirl- wind and in the storm, and the clouds are the dust of his feet"
 Our farmers are using, for tobacco, an unusual breadth of land, and from present appearances, we shall soon become the banner tow for tobacco raising. Corn and potatoes are forward and promising. Hay will probably proyeafair crop. Ther- mometers, for several days, have been up in the nineties, with indications of a hieh- CT rise. na PAQUABAua
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04

CHAPINSvILLE has had visit from Dr.
 Pitches of Norwalk who has been tented
 between the twin lakes for a few days
 with thirty of his scholars, drinking in
 the loveliness of the scenery upon either
 side. They were well equipped with sport
 ing guns, eyeglasses, &c., and really en-
 ioyed, as they termed it, the beautiful scenery, as there was scarcely a dale or
 sheet of water in town but what they wis tied. The island in the Washinee lake afforded them much pleasure, aside from the beautiful landscape scenery. Thisis land has 28 acres therein, and was pur- chased some few years since by 8 Phila- delphia capitalist, whose intention was then to erect a magnificent summer house
 thereon, and 2 carriage road upon the
 edge. But this property has lain dor
 mant since, except for pleasure purposes
 in summer. The railroad company. and Landon & Go. have at last settled their difficulty. The railroad company is fast pushing this branch to comple While Conductor Eggleston's train, due west,
 last Saturday evening, was nearing the twin lakes. they ran upon herd of cattle
 beIonoing to Landon & Miller, killing two and maiming the third; one was severed in two. and thrown upon both sides of the track at . distance of four rods. The
 tram being % minutes behind time, it came the s fniIes in g minutes. Very for -tunately no accident occurred except to the cattle. = -BerEshire Courier,
 5 SourH CAnAAN has q loaf of Harrison cake just 52 years old. of course.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04

At KENT, last Saturday, 8 fire broke out in coal bush on Mt. Ago, and did much damage. We hear there were upwards of 500 cords of wood burnt, which was part ly set ready for covering. This loss must be heavy on the owners, who, we under stand, are the Kent Iron Go. and Collier named Pleasant The fire was still burn ing after dark, and from She top of Mt. Ago must have been visible for great distance in all directions.
 At WEST CORNWALL, David Ocain is building an addition to his house.-W. Howard is having his place painted out side and inside. R. Pratt has gone to the Boston Jubilee.-T. s. Gold and Ma than Hart have gone to New. Haven and probably we shall hear from them in the s'third house" of the assembly.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04
WoicottyiIle.


 l A party of excursionists, last week, had very pleasantetrip to the Alpheus Hodg- es Farm-This property is over four hun dred acres, and is considered as about the best farm in Torrington, and among the best in Litchfield county. Though we have passed through two years of drought, it's meadows, hundred acres, of superior grass are extremely heavy. Its pastures, even, are fit to mow. Its timber lands, over one hundred acres, from trees six teen years old, to grand old forest giants. But, Mir. Editor, it.would take too much space to extend description of this fine old Estate, which for excellence of land and beauty of situation, called forth our hearty admiration. We are informed it will soon come under the hammer for the benefit of the heirs. And we cannot but hope it will fall into the hands of some one who will care for it and appreciate it as it's former owner did Hsder. sfas1a
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04
STATE ITEMS.

The State normal school graduates 26 this year. sH-- e.,-
 A Greeley Brown club has been organ ized in Hartford
 The Rev. Dr. Jackson, of Trinity Col lege, will sail for Europe in July.
 The Roman Catholics are building small church in Westville.
 A Public hall to seat 1,5OO persons is building in Danielsonville.
 Miss Smith, principal of the Young La dies Seminary at Waterbury, has resign ed
 A gentleman in Hebron owns five-year old cat which weighs sixteen pounds.
 A double-tailed wasp was picked up ill Danbury, recently, but laid down again.
 A colored woman of Bridgeport, fell down stairs, last week, and broke her leg. ....
 George W. Francis, after several weeks illness, died, last week in MeridSn of smallpox.
 There were two cases of what the Palla- dium calls 'talmost drowning" in New Ha- ven, Sunday @
 The Yale base ball club beat the Rose Hills, of Waterbury, in New Haven, Sat urday, 18 to 8.
 A Stonington drug store reieices in the possession of young sea elephant pre- served in alcohol
 The Mansfield and Boston play cham pionship game of base ball at Hartford to-day Wednesday,.
 A little girl, seven years of age, was fatally burned by kerosene explosion in Bridgeport, last week.
 Miss Harriet Milford Hall, of Wallins- ford, is member of the class that has just graduated from Vassar College.
 The Hartford art exhibition was open three weeks, and was visited during that time by over three thousand persons.
 Lemuel Fancher, 8 well-to-de resident of North Granby, committed suicide, last week, while temporarily insane.
 A Noank fishing smack recently brought in fourteen hundred pounds of bluefsh and bass, the product of one weeks cruise.
 A little boy named Michael Daly,7 years of age, was drowned, last week. while bathing in Little river near the tin bridge.
 Two men from New York are in Bridge port trying to talk over the iron workers in favor of the strike-they meet with no success.
 Mrs Mary Hunter jumped into the Yantic at Norwich, Sunday morning, while suffering from delirium tremens, and was drowned s@ sEss .8a&& s~ as
 : Opening one bundred oysters in eight minutes and eighteen seconds is considered good opening for young man in New Haven.
 Last week, while Hyman Latin, of Huntington, was on his way to Vermont to buy pair of horses, he was robbed of nearly $500. - N'A,' S A Nova Scotiany name unknown, fell in- to the water at New London, Saturday night, and was drowned He was a ship carpenter by trade. '1n es.o H4I It is stated one thousand and twenty nine persons, arrested in Bridgeport since August 6, 1869. have good grounds for complaint for unjust Imprisonment. ; A woman died of small-pox in New Ha,. ven, and was buried at 5 p. u., Sunday while there were many persons in he cemetery. There is much excitensf.
 His reported that the powde making village of HazardYille seems tesk relapsing into state of semi-barbar4sm, equalled only by the Five Points of larger cities
 A new attachment IS snows being made at Colts armory for the Gatling gun, and known as the s'dfum feeder" by which. four hundred shots are discharged per minute. @AAs1.9 saSS4l4asAA . '
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04
Goshen.

Many of our people attended the install lation at Cornwall last week, and we were much interested with the examination of the pastor, Rev. N. A. Prince, in the fore noon. All the strangers present were hespitably entertained, and the afternoon exercises were as follows:
 Singing, by the Choir; Reading of Scriptures and prayer, by Rev. MT. Mont gomery; Singing; Sermon, Rev. 22:17, by Rev. MT. Ludlow of N. Y.; Installing prayer, by Rev. Dr. Eldridge; Singing; Charge to the pastor, by Rev. Mir. Bas- sett; Right hand of fellowship, by Rev. MT. Harrison; Charge to the people by Rev. Mir. Swallow; Prayer, by Rev. MT. Hazen; The Choir and Congregation, led by Mr. Baldwin, united in singing very appropriate hymn, composed by Rev. Mir. Prince, to the tune of Coronation; Ben diction, by the pastor. H. N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04
NEWS OF TIE WEEK.
FOREIGN.


 Great Britaia.-The Geneva Tribunal have rejected the claims for Indirect Dam ages. They will award damages separate ly for the acts of each Confederate cruiser. The San Juan arbitration will proceed at once:
 Viscount Milton has resigned his seat in the British Parliament.
 Preparations are making in Liverpool for the celebration of Independence day. FT0nce.-The Treaty for the withdraw al of the German troops from France has been signed and it's terms are published.
 The Americans in Paris will celebrate the Fourth of July by a banquet.
 The sfRight'' in the French Assembly has organized under one of the resigned Ministers.
 Turbulent demonstrations have taken place at Bordeaux
 Ndly.-The Pope has protested against the persecution of Catholics in Germany.
 Gernaaass. The law prescribing Jesuits has passed.
 Spdip-The King of Spain will shortly visit the Northern Provinces. ~El8T The Republicans of Spain have resolved to acknowledge no monarchical authority in that country. ss A Southern Anaerica.-The Captain Gen. eraI of Cuba has resigned. .EIlsg
 Gen. Latorre is named as Captain Gen. eral of Porto Rico s bH Prof. Agassiz draws some very impor- tant conclusions from his observations of glacial phenomena in South America.
 The Cuban insurgents are reported to have surrendered. ee1 #As EE
 Australia. The cable between Aus tralia and Java has broken. s
 s9 Us DOMESTIC 3 ,sEa~s ia2
 The short time strikes have ended.
 A fire in Philadelphia, Wednesday, de- stroyed $50, 900 worth of property.
 The Indians of the Indian Territory protest against any legislation to extin- guish the titles to their lands. sa saz
 Twenty two cases of sunstroke were re- ported in New York Sunday. f
 The New Orleans Picayune proposes William Cullen Bryant as candidate for the Presidency sAg S ss '~~ MT. Gilmore's Jubilee benefit was asuc- cess. as& t9l.z8a aas eJ eSs8ssS tss S7 ste9 Indians are threatening trouble in the West and Southwest. : a Y. 1@s.s.--,ss,sl 3..- The Indians of New Mexico have com mitted another murder. ss aEal I Wm. J. lTomlind, last week, stabbed his daughter, probably fatally, in Brook lyn. '5s@s '@ @ss~a '@.s@
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04

~8183 e118&1ee W1th Jan or. July No. r--
 Rzhsxibsrx who gre in arrears must make up xxrszE.gss hefcrs taking advantage of the fore Sszg FrsPs<Ei0as; and subscribers who are in aaxansa mzv aeanct the amount their subscrip- snna arc Ia adSz1ee- r.
 Mm1F sA1zla bs sent hy POst-O1kce order, check sr ra9snnarsa letter, If possible. If remittances are na3s ks Ha1 ws cannot be responsible for tua hSfzEs tAs letter reaches us. but will take all rssk4 of rs@ittance to the clubbing periodical Rsessna VI hs rssurnsd in the next paper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04

At the Annual Meeting of the Litch- field Mutual Fire Insurance Company, July l, the following. directors were chos- en :, Charles Adams, Jason Whiting, Geo. 0. Woodruff, Frederick McNiel, H. R. Colt, Abiiah Catlin. Edward W. Seymour, Wm H. Braman, Leverett W Vessels. Charles Adams was reelected President ]; Jason Whiting, Secretary and Geo. c. Woodruff, Treasurer. The receipts of the company, for premiums, during the past year was $4,654, AS. The losses and ex- penses g, ,154,25. r- ,.a--g l
 The Savings Society held it's annual meeting on Saturday last. The following gentlemen were reelected directors Geo. O. Woodruff, F. D. McNeil, J. L. Judd, Geo. M. Woodruff, and D. c. Bulkley. Jason Whiting was reelected president :; E. w. Seymour, vice president; Henry R. Colt, Sec. and Treas. and Geo. M., Wood ruff, loan agent. This institution is in a very foufishing condition. They have never lost a dollar on loans, and have over half million of deposits.
 .-Master Willie Shelton, of New Ha- ven, the boy organist who has created such sensation in musical circles, will be through this place in few days and will play upon the organ in the Episcopal church. We cannot give the exact time of his coming but lovers of good organ music should be on the lookout. ....
 The foundations of the New Congre- gational church are progressing rapidly. The cid church has bee substantially ly un- derpinned, new steps built in front, and breaks in the clustering replaced.
 = Thanks to the iberality of Mir. J. Deming Perkins, the old flag pole in our Center Park has been replaced by 8 new, sound, perpendicular, good looking. pole, in place of the miserable affair that has so long been disgrace to the village.
 Last week was not a good week fo1 thunder-storms still, two horses were AAuCO uO1 uA OA tAC f44hSC, dAu Il GU" Ou Chestnut hill Weed, the ightning-rod l man, is in ecstasies, and over-run with | brfsiness1, flsst ,Is--,f aa g.'t ..* MT. J. J. Barden, of the firm of Bron- son Hopkins & Co.,, Nurserymen, is il town for a few days on business. Persons wishing anything in that line will do well to take advantage of so favorable an op. portunity. .ysz-cl .'4oa se.
 John D. Candee has sold his place or Prospect st., to Dr. H. W. Buel Dr. B. has also bought the old Beecher place and is to move the house up to his Spring Hill place. ...-. ..... ...-t
 The following novel fact is recorded in the Winsted Herald: z.....- A colored woman residing in Litchfeld recently died from the use of poisonous cosmetics to beautify her complexion.
 The thermometer has run up to 92 Q every day this week, .- f..
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04
kxz rules

The Pope pzys in public for the over skzux Of the German stcolossus." No one <Tl know whether he means Bismark O, ske Kaiser tin one of them tumbles. II zszthsE falls now, what becomes of Papal TufsTlShilitxs
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04

Wesre indebted to Mfr. Horace Waters SAe New TOrk music publisher, for copy Of ~Hor@re GUeeleyis March," It is g Ezaz61g pSece of band music composed, He Eaesk. by Mr. Greeley himself.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04

At tAeir snnaal meeting, last week, the iaagss of the superior court appointed tAe 2all0xing oekcers for this county:
 CssE&, William LA Ransom; assistant e1zxk, George n. Woodruff; attorney, ChzxanS F. SedxwSck.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04
EastLitcl,neid.

It is expected that the Rev. Sylvester Smith will preach af the chapel il1 this
 place, next Sabbath, and administer the
 sacrament. likewise hold a love feast in the morning. so as9at .1aEs
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04

4 NE Carpenter of StOckbridge. who wss hut st the Nerwinsville accident on tAs HOusat0aic railroad in April, has been SxsEaed SSsO damages by the referees to whicA the cmse was submitted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04

Arpoinems1ts in the departments at Washington and in the Custom House at ye~ Toxk gre now made on competitive exzzination under the Civil Service Re krxu TuIeS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04

TAe BEitiSh agony over the Indirect Gains Is over st last The Geneva Tri- b9HA1 has decided against their admis- sSoa. Ss everyone supposed they would, a@d JoAn nna breAthes easier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04

he wU2aa whO was foolish enough to @Exy SSo1x chief as a missionary ven- sZe. sfsz< being logged nearly to death G@3 kE~3e2 oF Co another Indian for three Fazse<. h2S Enally made her escape
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04

In the YaIe College Prize List. Clarence Dsning and George Richards of this place rave honorable mention" for English CoupoxitsOa-
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04
LitchHeId.

On Tuesday an adjourned term of the Superior Court was held and the report of the committee laying out the road from the aepaug depot at the mouth of Bee Brook to Waramaug Lake was accepted. The road was ordered to be opened on or before the 15th inst, and the following awards of damages were ordered to be 1,o;d :" -
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04
Washington.

THIRD REUNION OF THE WASHINGTON ALUMNI. The Third Reunion of the Washington Alumni" will take place du- ring the week beginning Saturday, July 2Oth, 1872. For the convenience of those unable to be present during the whole time, the exercises already determined upon are announced in the following
 PROGRAMME: -... ...
 1. Reception at the Gunnery, Saturday evening July 20. 4.
 2. Business Meeting, Monday morning, July 9. e ,.,,..s<.
 3. Literary Exercises in Farmers Hall, Tuesday evening, July g. .s.eG
 4. Theatricals, Farmers's Hall, Thurs day evening, July 9. E.
 5. Promenade Concert, Farmers Hall, Friday evening, July 26. a1a'
 All communications or requests for in- formation should be addressed to the sec retary, 5ls ra4- .,b GIT H. W. B. HOWARD,
 Fss.s. a Box 1877, New Haven, Ct.
 The above is copy of the circular is- sued by the officers, and sent to the mem- bers of the Washington Alumni" and their friends. With our s. V. R. R. in full running order, cars direct to and from New York twice day, we shall expect such gathering as will make Old Judea's hills and valleys re-echo with the shouts and laughter of former days. Alumni to the rescue .-z... W.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04

G<A CA4rAe< F. Sedgwick of Sharon A@s been appointed Orator of the Williams Cezaege Alzmzi Association for next year. RAE Rart is sO h~ William Cullen Bryant St N<~ ISxk Both these gentlemen wrn3mmsRsa in tAe class of ISIS
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04
a10asaEa cLuBBImc BATES.

Or EhzAneaa Ce@nEy sahsezfhsrs may not of- = hs sA1s ts sHks saEsnEzge of the low rates s@Es4A<Ee sn4As hg nost magazines and peri s&en1M Far sAnk eG1xsais1cs and as an extra szA<3E< ts 1s~ o0gnsg subscribers ws will suza Eha 1sazwlzs psrioaieais to county subseri- hx-s. h ezzaeSEss1 wita ths ESoUREa at the
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04

L<ssers found in the imperial archives ee@r vzy hand Oa Marshal Bazaine's Mex avn e@Erer- They accuse him of incom- R<A<1re. i2oralnz.H ambition, and of mis- han2zg tA@ 1nfcxtanAte Maximilian to his
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04

fh& s1lt0E of the Chicago Times, the haaA1a9 Ds1OeE2tie paper of the west, op- Fsses GEe<Ary- After falling to prevent Ae Eses1A stampede of his party at the SFzzg9s13 convention. he was unlucky szsz9A se break his leg on his return, and a zn< Rare than ever disgusted with the .rzaARRrA~
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-07-04

fne fnhane Is compelled to rebuke it's Se<tA CArOllna friends for attacking 1saSe Settle while making a Republican sPeeeA Gt Yaaoeyville. They also flung bad eggs at the Stars and Stripes, prob- ahly under the impression that it is a sHsHzEkiz9 he---