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ADJUSTMENTS
SOCIETY FOB TIE PBE ,E1TT0N or car.
- ELTY 10 FINALS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
SOCIETY F EFT TIE 10 F HiarHhIssI oN OF CRU
PUBLIC AWARD OF GOLD MEDALS.
The :; 2; G. A, announces the following pro
g s nae OIL eA reiscs the occasion of the ding
FIVE GOLD MEDALS
TRDkY ESENIsG, The Sch INST, 9f SAX
his EXCELLENcY GOV. COOKE
has kindly consented TO preside 49,,
tory Ben srss by the Presiding Offcer; Recitation
~ hE Clay Prsuss; ss ssd OF a. Ab.irset Of
Howard: Recitation by M. h ClSJ Preuss; Address
H. Hon Q; Q, Cox and and, ward s7 Of Medals;
Exercises commence at $50 O'Clock precisely.
NEW NATIONAL THEATsR.
GRAND SPECIAL MATINEE.
THh nSrcS1yI AFTERNOON, ATsEM,
Avoid &c rush b. securing seats in advances nov
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
~ MR. j. g. SAvILLR, Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER rs, 1874.
EVERY Ey&NING until further notice, and
SATURDAY MATINEE.
ALSO, At GRAND EXTRA MATINEE,
THURSDAY, THANKSGIVING AFTERNOON,
The Fifth Avenue Theater Combina-
ton,
A' 49, Miss GEORGIA LANGLEY,
And fur Corps of Metropolitan Artists. in Mr.; Az
gustin Daily great cotemporaneous Play, entitled,
-.....-.-......'....'.:: $500
DIVORCE. DIVORCE. DIVORCE !:
Elegantly Mounted and Produced.
BzMEMBER THE GRAND GALA MATINEE,
THANKSGIVING AFTERNOON,
And SATURDAY, st2p.
In preparation. "ARTICLE nov2s
IxyAsHINGToN THEATRE CoMIQUE.
w Elerenth ST., south Of Pennsylvania avenae.
MORE NEW E0yELTIEs, EXCITING AT,
sEvE az5 BET5I5A IT'LL tIGHTs.
Fir,t appearsnce Of Ghe Tsisntsd Character and
| JAMES eoLLiSs AND aAkraA WREN:
song miss iHa f HTis ssf i ssfF4H
SIZE % I5e The ssl sPd atsd
w:ndsriui esontoTii9pisi ana Man Monkey: 80,
b, Miss sa,li fh I E. 3 s2.ls'is LILIES.
Il
mime TiTst tine Of the beautiful local. seroteonic
AND Low LIFE. fianRsaiS iGs Day. Day. two oi per
fornsnces. Afternoon and evening "Wednesday
Conductor. sed drivers Of the W and G. Z. B. Co s
Ladies' nights every Tuesday and Friday. Family
mstinees Wednesday and Saturday. MS
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
NOVEMBER 81, THANKSGIVING EyEJ and
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1879.
TWO EVENINGS WITH THE GREAT AU
THORS AND ORA TORS.
Professor Charles whitney,
The emily living imitator Of Americas revered
statesmen, the most eloquent impersonator Of
full recitsr OF the sublime poets the popular de-
hneator OF biblical literature, the humorous
kas Just returned d from suecessfui tour through
The sale of reserv ed seats will commence at Philip
reserved 75c; reserved seats for both lights, IS
| TIE MARINE BAND
| WILL GIVE CONCERT
At Concordis Hall
ca every MONDAY Van, and SATURDAY EVENINGS
OPP MOI ON E.hibItion {N1w No
.r .ss g.: and sale -. as g..
1 AABKRITER'0,
tn sssJs Sss and ss eight
Cheioe Oh fsintinas, Ensrsvings. Chroues, b..
| a Also, lsrgest stock Paper Hansinss, Window
'e's, FIFE TRsa s1 Uis 81. I, the District
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Clergyman while residing In South America,
missionary, discovered q safe and sim pie remedy
fer the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay.
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train of disorders brought BY baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured b.
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
fer preparing and using this medicine, in sealed
envelope. to any one VIII needs it, Frss Of Charse.
Address, JOSEPH L. ISMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
mar22-ly New York City.
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oP3rczANs, 80
DO. 1897 YENMyLvAnrA AVENUE.
Genuine Brazilian Pebble eDectacle0. p0nle-t
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
From Europe To day.

- ANh 7 - fA-Nah ASSEMBLY
PANS. Nov. 2-.-Ttg RESTITUTION ADOPTED hv
tnc minority % the COW rni''ee on ne address in
reilV - Their message proposing 90 the ss-
= uI.la ihC iym nation 90 = CUmIaittes 60 pre-
sea- hi CS'g' fish ~ a ministerial RESPONSE
b Ivy sid en- olNiug necessary Constitutional
fvTr->. fNts tie uUmttr az members OF "a
committee 81 thirty. not thirty I've. a. stated
to-day.
MEETING - TIE FEENtH CARlNEr-TuH
tAl~as TASSEN.
PANS, Nov. "a meeting ~ the cabinet
VIII Z, he q TO 3sy Tor elaboration upon the re-
roEt of he majority 81 the committee on ths
address sad the resolutions q the minority.
Tlitrs VI. attend the session OF tie assembly,
to- morrow, VIXEN TIE rcpcrt ~ the majority vii
come UI for consideration. The vote YESTERDAY
posiponing the immediate moderation OF tho
report Las served 10 greatly auay tho
excitement of The YASt few lays. aud many be-
lCv1 he crisis has passed. Paris Is quiet this
mornInC, snd DISPATCHES from the provinces
report a COTrespDudiIs a. gree OF tranquility.
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5000 LOUISIANA VOTERS NOT ALLOWED TO
voTE-In the federal court Of Louisiana yester-
day, IN the case Of Kellogg rs. Warmoth e al.
the plaintiffs counsel filed five Thousand af.
ndayis OF voters to the effect that they had ueen
deprived Of the right to register and VOTE The
court granted the opposing counsel permission
to fle counter affidavits. Hon. fhomas j.
Senmes made an argument for the Defendants
WOMAN SUYFRAoH.-A large meeting of
citizens of all parties was held last evening. in
Terre Haute, Ind, and woman's suffrage ssso-
CLARION organized, with Major o. j. Smith a.
president, and Judge Scott, the wife of Senator
scott, and the mother Of Governor Booth, of
California, vice presidents.
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The Arcade.
Ne. lS7 SEVENTH STREET sOU1

BKfwxxN AND Z.
n. B.-Five Cents will oonvey Q psrsou from any
ment nov1.tr
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NJ r. NJ 4 r z & r,
Az seventh Street,
DEALER In
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES.
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ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist

Caution.
LEA PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Buyers cautioned 10 avoid the numerous
Couaterfeits and limitations offered fer sale.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
ocl5-2awly Agents for the United States.
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The NORTH CAROLINA SENAToEsHIP.- I'm
the North Carolina legislature yesterday the
ballotiDg for L. s. Senator commenced at noon,
but no choice was made. OF the 1o9 votes
Vance, conservative, received 7S; Merlin on,
conservative, received IS. and Poole, republi-
can. -. NECESSARY to q choice, s..
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have how In store
AsPLKNBID ASSORTMENT OF ALL.
GROCERIES,

Consisting, In part, Of u
WHIT HEATH PEACHES.
FRESH PINE APPLE
MHITk PEACHES, STRA wBERRIRA
xHESH PEAS, f0kA TOES,
6UCc0LASH, LIKI BEASs.
CORN, InpArrna
SALMON, TSPH
GOLDkH DRIP SYRUP
NEW YORK APPLES
PURk APPLE CIDER.
no,i., mIA5 NEW YORK BUrTER, &c.
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NEcELROY, BAIRD & CO.,
M GILDERS AND UPHOLSTRRERS,
FINE SasoMSst IS; FIER n hHP HAnIEL
NICks, CURTAINS IA nBREQuINS,
AND WIDOW SHADES MADE
Particular attention Paid to RE0ILDING.
A0A GINHTH STREET,
Between ID and z streets. nova lot
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PUBLIC AWARD. OF GOLD MEDALS.

NEW NATIONAL THtATsR.
GRAND SPECIAL MATINEE.
THANKSGIVING AFTERNOON AT2P NJ.
DIVORCE. DIVORCE.
Avoid tie rush By securing seats in advance. now
ready at Box Office. nBf
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~Store open until m. and ON Saturday until
IL 2. M, TO accommodate those who have no time
to purchase during the day. noyls-U
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The SUPREME COURT of the United States
closed its special term yesterday, adjourning
until the regular term on the first Monday in
December next. Previous to the adjournment
the decision of the Supreme Court of this Dis
trict in the case of Emily f. Wiley and Eliza
beth Brown, appellants, vs.. Truman Cook, was
affirmed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28
A Gard.

To the Readcrs Of tie Independent:
We regret the necessity Of informing
our readers and the pubic in general,
that TIE independent viii not be issued
this week. The ~epizootic has got a
firm hold in this part Of the country,
and we are thereby euchred out Of our
regular supply of paper. We hope this
explanation will be satisfactory, and
that the people Of Wood County will
excuse us for the present week; We wll.
endeavor to make qn for the omiss,2n
In our next number.
NAcRoRlE & LuTsEY.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ROMAN cArHoLTC,-Rey; f. ToNGrsY,-
Services every sabbath morning ut 10 O'clock
Catechism | 7. VI. NespersS 4. Nj.
CoNGtEGATIoNAL.-Rey +. u. WEBSTER;
Services every sabbath At 10 l,22A; NJ ana =
Wednesday evenings,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.-Rey, j, d, C0LE;
Services every sabbath at 10 IL A. NJ. AMI Il
i. NJ. Sabbath school at 9 4. NJ. Prayer meet
ing Thursday evenings.
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AmuSpments.
distract Of sermon preached Nor. ~
1872, 6y Il. w. Webster.

"Rejoice. O young man, in thy
youth, and let thy heart cheer thee IN
the days of thy youth, and walk in the
ways Of thine heart and in the sight Of
thine eyes, but know thou that for all
these things God will bring thee into
Judgment. = Feel. l1:9.
The general meaning is clear: be
merry, but be wise. Forget not the
future, in the enjoyment Of the present
Don't be a monk or a Il or a hermit.
Don't abstain from all amusement and
jollity, Take all the good cheer God
offers you, and be happy N the days of
your youth; but remember that mere
play is not life's business, and God Will
have you give account by and by.
1t is not my business to seold, or to
command. II is nay business to bring
Gods messages to you and to teach
,you-help you to hiah.
There are some things, suggested by
our text, that are worth thinking about.
| say hiaEing about, for there are too
many who let their thoughts think
themselves. And believe me, my young
brothers and sisters, there is a great
difference between letting thought think
itself. and thinking. The one is a very
negative sort Of operation; the ether, q
very positive. Now, if you will dc
some positive thinking about this scrip
ture, which begins with "reloiae" ano
ends with Judgment you will sec
that even the question Of anus cment'
is of great concern. For if the name.
and kind Of our Youthful enjoyment
are to be accounted Of before God, vi
ought to be able to give ONT rati ona
account of them to our own conSclc nee
and to one another; we ought to pos
sesS. so far a. posi- DE the true notior
of anusemcnts. and ic aware Of thOs
PRINCIPLES which ought, IN this matter
to guide as.
Let me tell YOU, then, what ] hav
been thinking myself, First Of all, IL
Young friends, think you ought to E,
Iioicc in the days Of your youth. io
ought to be full Of health, full Of vita
ity, full Of hope and courage and a.tl
and full Of love; and if yon are, 20
will also bo full of the spirit of pla,
The ways Of your heart ought DO
the ways of truth, of wisdom, Of bono
The sight Of your eyes" should 10 t
ward the greatest, the grandess. II
most beautiful; even toward God ar
heaven, and toward the best usesi an
women in the world, and toward all Il
beauty and order and music of natur
and toward all the worthy achievement
Of your fellows, and if these he III
WAYS Of your heart and sight Of yer
eyes, again | say, you viii be full
, the sp!s., Of play. But if all thia
true Of you, you will rejoice to J
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28

Will you do it!-lf our business
men viii hnne1n a request to the officers
of the Green Bay Road, to commence
running ssg'lar t%rains, ne haze no
doubt that it would be granted The
prevalence of the horse disease n a
hardship upon our business men par
,ticularly, as now it is almost impossible
to get freight hauled, and it must soon
cease altogether. We have been al
most a week without a regular mad !;
and nothing but the Railroad can re-
lieye US Of presest endorsements
VIII not our business men testir them
selves? Do it iagtanter!
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28

StereOscopic Views Harrington
has been taking views of scenery about
the rapids, which are real gems, The
one of 1.-THE little dam. and the Roche
House. is particularly good, only the
dam looks like the Falls of Niagara.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28
GEO. NEEvE.s & Son.

Runaways. Last week we had two
runaways. John Edwards new fancy
team damaged his buggy somewhat,
but left both driver and horses I'M
scathcd.
Doe. Writer'S fast horse left the
debris of his four-wheeled ono-man
zig near the residence of Seth Reeves,
Driver and horse all right,
We are Obliged to our friends for
getting up this little sir--proiuces an
item, you know. Next gentleman.
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Synopsis of Sermons. As soon

as we can make the necessary arrange
ments, we will publish a synopsis of
sermons delivered in oar city One
will be found in the local department
of this issue, but hereafter we design
to put them on the first page.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28

To Green Bay.-Our citizens can
now, by taking the construction train
in the evening, arrive at Green Bay
the next morning at 10 or IL. From
Ployer they have a smoking car attach
ed to the construction train.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28

Cold.-Retiring on TuesSry even.
Ing in splendid shape, surrounded with
happy children and placid eountenan-
ces of the female part of the household,
what was our surprise the next Horn
ing to find all these things reversed.
Punched faces, shiveriug forms, ard
ooh, but it's cold" from all, made Us
realize the great truth Of the poet,
who's been here when l'Sc been gone
to the land of Nod. Upon inquiry,
we found that some thoughtless scamp
| had been f~ooling with the thermometer
ard chucked the mercury down to 1870
degrees below Zero Our ponies stand
-hiyering on two legs, the kline ditto,
and the chickens have all drawn up
but one. The pump and the COWS re-
fuse to give down. What shall we do
for something to drink? The bed of
the 'old Wiseonse' is dusty aud the
r~ivulets are Dug. We're dry. Have
our brewers no beer? Its too cold to go
and see, Are we to choke for the
want of somethiaq? Oh, but it's cold
p. S.-Our dev, says the mercury
stands at only 10, instead of 1870,
Oh, well, faint 50 cold as We had
thought.
Thursday Norning.-Thst Thought
less scamp must be a downright as-
cal, for this morning we found the mer-
curry at 81! Is there no law to punish
such scapegracesf
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28

Plunkett.-"Plunkett's Constella-
ton has been here and "done gone, =
Only the last night of their perform
ance here did we witness, and Of all
poor troupes this is the poorest it has
ever been our misfortune to visit,
There are two or three actors Of merit,
but unsupported as they are, 1t IS
impossible for even them to appear 20
proper advantage.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28

Copies of the Reporter for mailing
may be procured at Davidson's News
Depot, or at the Office of publication
FIVE cents.
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More Holiday Goods. --Anothe

AIVT0 IFVITOfF VV'''F
extensive invoice was received yester-
day at tho Wood Co. Drug Store"
Verify, old Santa Claus has again es-
tablished his headquarters there, with
the choicest assortment eve brought
into the Pinerv, Call and sec.
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A Mammoth Stock Coming.

Mr.. Neeyes writes from New York
that he is buying an immense stock of
goods, at lower prices than at any time
since the war, and 'the boys Mt home
are expecting to be receiving them in
about ten days. They have already a
fresh invoice Of boots and shoes, and
are selling them very low. Keep a
sharp lookout for our new mammoth
stock, which will be marked down to
bottom prices.
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TERMS \
Or Marriage.

RELIEF q YOUNG NES
~ f-na fhc objects nf Frrsrs aud ibu.rs In ear.
%. 80 UaahssSt r'si0r'a. Nervous debility
cured. i~mpciipents 10 Marriage yaannv NJ
- /, lppthni 10 treatment. New and renpa ~ aba
FEM .eIlc-, Books anil Circulars sent fresin tsal-
.a.t ctts-tJg.s
Adiye.. non Am AssDGi aTIDN. No, I 4.
Ninu itas3t Philadelphia, ~. U-iy
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At Red Front Store. --Closin

III TttU TTVfI1 SfVf'' 0
out at cost, the largest Stock of Crock
cry, Glass Ware and Table cutlery,
Silver ware &c. | will sell from day
to dav at cost until | close out my
entire Stock.
\. d. WoRDEN.
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personal.--We were pleased to
meet in town, the other day, Hon.
Jas, o. Raymond, who anne down
with the paymastcr Of the Green Bay
Road, on a hand-car.
Among the "notabilities' on the
street yesterday, We notice Mr., Davis,
of the Wis. Stage Co, We learn that
he says the mail must be brought
through in some shape. When he
talks in earnest, something must come
or give way-eyen if it takes the nigh
lhipdleg of a horse or the breeding off
"a harness.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28
Our Small Change.


To-day is Thanksgiving. We s'
without either turkies or oysters.
Table Cutlery and silver ware Il
cost. A. ID. WoRpEN.
The salutation now is, not : how
your family" but ''how's your horses
Moose hide Moccasin at Wordeu,
$3.50 per pair. The only stock in the
city,
--Nearl3 all the horses in town arc
more or less afflicted with the epizootic
fever.
1t is thought hat the present cold
weather will knock the horse disease
end ways.
Please notice the alteration in the
advertisement headed "Gloye and Nit
ten Factory"
Cant some body start a dogootic
fever ? Jest lots on EN- can be spared.
We meal dogs.
The windmill is about ready to be
raised over the water-tank at the depot.
The side-track is all completed.
-Sleighing is just poor enough for
hight cutter-riding, and the bells put
forth a cheerful sound. The wheeling
is excellent.
Adams and adjoining counties are
sending some of their surplus pork and
beef to our city, Our buyers greedily
accumulate" it.
The question noc before the house
is, Shall we have a good fire engine !
The question ought to be, shall We
have two or more
County Treasurer Dutruit and Clerk
Powers will remove their respective Of
fees to the Court House as soon as the
weather moderatcs a little.
While leading the horse to water,
yesterday morning, the little son of
Lem. Kroner was kicked pretty severe
ly, though not dangerously.
Mr., Taylor, master mechanic and
inspector of ears and locomotives ON
the Green Bay Road, will locate in our
city as soon as trains are run regu-
larly,
The Demarais Brothers have
"fnng their banner on the outer wall. >
Its a beauty, and serves to guide the
hungry to the haven of plenty, hot
at all hours.
Our hotels are doing a thriving
business. There is no ether town in
the State-no larger than Grand hap
ids that sustalns as good hotels as the
hapIln House mo the hocne House
Our capitalists must make the nee
eesary preparations this winter to build
a large number Of cheap dwellings for
rent, Such structures Will pay large
dividends and are absolutely demanded
Pool, the engineer Of the construc-
ton train, had hard time Of 1t trying
to wake up somebody yesterday morn
ing, we should Judge by the amount OF
steam-blowing he let out. But it sound
CD IKE Dr.
This Is the season Tor hrHa, All
the stovc-pipcs and fues should be
carefully looked after and adjusted and
every precautionary measure taken to
prevent the spread Of a fire should one
"''"' =" '"' "''"'>
-ho'he mas oeen mas'"S qo'o al
Improvement !" ""e way 'SF''0'
shed where teamStefS ana arme' car
drive out OF storms, u IS ~ !" "'a'
by lou long ho'hc Is always MINK
ing Oh something new
-. pa7o,. I'm oror9 ooo oo(
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A New Grocery Stora.-Dur very

A New Grocery Stora.--Our very
clever and cntarprising friend, Mary.
Lynn, has just opened Il new stock in
the south store of "Neevcs Row.
He keeps feed, and-and--well, he'll
probably tell you through the adyertis-
ing columns of the Rrpor'er, ere long,
We noticed a barrel of cider in the cor
her. We wish Mary. abundant sue
cess.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28

Amateur Theatricals We don't
kaow anything about it, but by caves
dropping a little, the other day, we
figured it out that our young folks are
about organizing a home theatrical
troupe. \ good idea, and one which
we hope will be carried to successful
completion. We have the material
in our midst to make a mcritorious
troupe, Give us legitimate drama aud
refined fasccs, without vulgarity or
profanity.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28

In Centraiis. VIE, on Moud as, the lIth ms
Of TgBboid feysr, h4eEis DhEL'N4, ss-4 ~
tyears,