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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20
The GLOUCESTER FISHERIES.

TIE MOST DISASTROUS SEASON sINcC 1924 SHIPS
AND 152 LIVES LOST.
lBY TELEGRAPH TRBUSE.l
GLOUCESTER, Nov. 19.-The last few vessels
OF the Gloucester feet their way home, and
II they all arrive safely the season will 90 on record
the disastrous life since the terrible year OF
IsG2 while the loss of property has been much greater
Twentyfour vessels with aggregate tonnage OF 1887,
have been lost Their value $4,000 ana with them
lives sacrificed OF these, three vessels and 10
lives lost in the herring fishery I'VE vessels in the
Winter shore fishery; two vessels and ten lives in the
bank fishery three vessels and 80 lives on Georges;
vessels and GO lives in the bay fishery, and 20 were
washed overheard from the several vessels. The bay
fishing has been the most disastrous. The mackere lie
in heaps the wharyes and there Is not the slightest
inducement offered TO them. The principal CON
sumers manufacturing towns, which are the most
affected by the panic. The depreciation In this class OF
fish alone during the last SIX months has been over half
a million dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20

recently discovered conspiracy to cooperate with
the Cubans on the vrginius. There is no official
confirmation of the report.
The same paper says, edtorially. that tho laws
ought to be enforced energetically against the
sprators, without consideration. either little OF
much for what strangers may saylor do, We are
the owners of homes, and are well able to man
age our own affairs and defend our rights.
Advices from Santiago dc Cuba, dated the 18th
inst say that that day the captain of the British
steamer Niobe and tho British Consul at Santiago
in the prison. and had interviews with the cap
tives who remained alive. 1t was expected at San
tiago that the United States steamer Wyoming
would reach there on the 18th.
grand bull fight is to be given tomorrow IN
honor of the officers and crew of the Tornado
The Spanish colors are displayed in several OF
the streets of Havana account of the arrival of
the socaled national steamer Virginius at this
port.
Capt. Fry of the Virginus previous to his execu-
ton wrote letters to President Grant, his wife,
Father Hubert of New Orleans, and to Walton Fry.
The VOs dc Cuba expresses sorrow that all hostile
enterprises against Spain find favor with majority
of the American press. When young Crlttenden
was executed the American papers took the same
course IA now, and endeavored to work upon the
public passions and mercenary motives. 1t has nc
fears of any serious questions arising between the
two countries there being no just grounds therefor
The fact that American war vessels have been ordered
to Havana implies nothing. If, unfortunately. the
contrary should be the case, and If unjustly intmi
dated by superior strength in that case above all
Others Spanish honor will command every sacrifice
from her sons
The DiGrio says: ave are strong in our right, and
firm in the resolve to comport ourselves we'll, and
have sufficient GOODNESS To hear the American press
without returning insult for insult only again
stating that their threats in no wise intmdate us,
because to-day we repeat what we ssid five years
ago to the Supreme Government Save the honor OF
the nation, come what may"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20
THE SPANISH LEGATIONS FUND.
Suspicious OF CUBAN RESIDENTS.

Information was sent yesterday TO the headquar
ters of the Friends of Cuba" from source said to
be entirely trustworthy, to the effect that during
the past eight ten days prominent Spanish broker
i'll this city had been made the vehicle for transmits
sion to Washington, for the use Of the Spanish Min
ister at first $4,000 and soon after $50 900 more
in currency; that curious feature of the case
that the money had been paid by prominent
banker. with whom negotiations were effected
by cable by some correspondent abroad that it was
believed this house used as a coak-in accord
ance with instructions from abroad-to hide these
transactions from the public. II was argued that
this money could not have been intended for legit
innate use, since the ordinarily furnished for
the use of tho Spanish Legation does not exceed
$4,000 month.
A TRIBUNE reporter at once called upon the banker
in question. stated the that was afloat-with-
out mentioning names-and asked what foundation
there for it. The banker, after some hesitation
said he had of stating, without investiga-
ton, the exact amount of money which had been
paid through his house to the Spanish Minister or
members of the Legation He had branch house in
Havana where nearly all drafts for the Spanish Le
cation in this country originally received and
thence they were shmetimes sent to himself and
sometimes TO other bankers in New-York for pay
ment He did not remember about the S25 900 re-
ferred to, but he did remember paying the Spanish
Minister, within the time stated $4,000. This, he
admitted, was larger amount than had been re-
ceived at any time during the year. but he thought
it was probably sent for the purpose of Fastening
the completion Of the Spanish iron clad Arapiles,
now at this port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20
PARIS, Wednesday, NOV. 10. 1873.

In the Assembly to-day, the debate was continued
on Gen. Changarnier's motion for the unconditional
prolongation Of President MacMahon's powers
NJ Rouher moved that the question DO referred TO
a piebiscitum, and advocated his motion IN speech
in which he limited that Providence might IN time
restore the Bonaparts to power. The excitement
over these remarks temporarily suspended the pro-
ceedings Of the session.
vote upon NJ. Rouber's motion was hnally
taken. and il was rejected by vote of 400 to So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20
VIEWS OF SECRETARY RICHARDSON.


HE HAS EVERY CONFIDENCE IN SECRETARY FISH
THINKS THAT IF THERE SHOULD BE WAR 1T
WOULD BR SHORT, AND END IN ANNEXATION OF
cUBA--How ANNEXATION WOULD AFFECT THE
REVENUES OF THE GOVERNMENT
teESERAi PRESS DIsPATcHl
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19-As an evidence of the en-
tire unanimity in the Cabinet the existing COM
phcatons growing out of the Yirgiuius capture and
it's consequences, 1t may be mentioned that all
the Cabinet officers, though guarded in their ex-
presscns as TO what diplomatic action has been
taken by the Government OF what will be the result
of it, do not hesitate to speak in regard to their
tire confidence in the President and the approval by
tho people Of the course pursued, when the same
shall become known. II is a noteworthy fact that
in these expressions there is evidence of thorough
accord between the President and his Cabinet
0ss FtfthPsss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20

Foster has not yet announced the amount of damages
he will award.
THE NEW BOSTON AID ALBANY RAILROAD LOAN.
BosToN, Nov 19.--The proposals for tie
new loan Of the Boston and Albany Railroad were
opened today and out OF 100000 only 100000 were
taken ma the corporation decided accept bids at
less than par This is indicative Of tho state OF the
money market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-20
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

PROBLEMS OF GOVERNMENT IN FRANCE.
DEBATE ON THE MOTION FOR UNCONDITIONAL PRO-
IoNGAroN - REJECTION OF A PROPOSITION FOR
pI
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rRoCEEDINGs or CITY couNCrI.
Adjourned Meeting.
10y AUTHORITY.
Cry COUNCIL CHAMBER, |
huII.n LIN. ~ N..M 2

'F"lit"'i quay "'t i''''
The absentecs were Mayor Long Al.
dermen Greer, Owens and Scales
Proposals for public printngrcceived
and read from the proprietors of TIM
DALLAS HERALD and Dallas News.
Petition of McSsrs. Schneider and
Davis and others, asking that Murphy
street be opened from Main to Elm
streets, read and referred to committee
on streets and bridges.
Petition of Dallas Hook and Ladder
Company No l. asking the city to aid
in paying for truck and equipments,
read and referred TO committee on
finance.
Petition of citizens to have Main
street opened to corporate line, read
and referred to committee on streets
and bridges.
A communicated from Tompkins q
Llttletield aud Others, asking that the
hide house in the immediate vicinity
of Messrs. Schneider y Davis be not
removed, read and laid on the table.
Ordered that the City Marshal con-
fer with the Health Officer ana City
Attorney, and learn If the hide houses
within the city of Dallas are in viola
ton of the city ordinances, and If so,
have the same removed.
Ordered that the City Marshal re-
move all distractions from Ioung's
street.
Ordered that the City Engineer de-
scribe Harrison street, and report. .
Council adjourned, TO meet next
Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock.
BEN. LONG, Mayor.
c. S. MITCHELL, Sec'y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-01

VIZ ask the attention of our readers
10 tho announcement Of George a.
NJ. Starkes, Esq, Of Denton county, ~
u candidate for Superintendent fPub-
lie instruction. lie Is announced on
the authority Of his frlendsln this city
and vicinity, all Of whom speak of him
In tho highest terms as an instructor
and as a man, He has been n citizen
of'rexas for thirty years, and Of Denton
county foe the pnst six years. Ills
name IL announced subject TO the do
clslon of the Democratic Convention,
aud wc .bespealk for him the earnest
consideration Of lint body.
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ClosE, last night.

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WAATS...M MISCELLANEOUS.


w woman To cook and wash for small
family. Good wages given. Apply at Herald
olicc FOR ten days. ltjd2t
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CLosE, last night
pHmui,Nip seed going down.
Srg local nd. headed "Cltl2cnaofDal-
las.n
SASS patches for fall chawln' being
laid out.
Tnn little cantclopes enlarge our
stomachy desires,
snmr-sLEEyB battalion defy once
ngaln tic chargers Of the sun
WHY, August, is this You? Haven't
seen you for year, old fol
The Radical convention days are
coming, the most fragrant OF the year
WATERMELON grlpes and cucumber
twists give voice and animation to the
hours.
THERE can't be any Glove among tho
rosesp now, Just because there ain'l
any roses.
A WARM sun and n clear sky came
In yesterday, as successor of the gloom
and deluge ofthe dry before.
MEssRs. HIDpLrR 4 Co. will close
ont their sale Of ladies' goods this even
ing and Tomorrow.
DoDsoN, of the Gainesville Gazette,
hnswon another newspaporial star, lie
has written for The Herald See his
Temperance report.
Go Ann get one Of Works imperial
teams and take a Gullivor dash over
your city, 0, Dallasitc! If You want tt
see how u Is multiplying and rcplon'
ishing."
TIE morning express on the Texa'
Central, due here ut 1875, did not arriv,
until after . O'clock, yesterday
owing TO several culvcrts being dam
aged by Wednesdays rain.
A WIFE of the period kicked hcrhus,
band out of he'd, the other morning, II
" howell up on the railroad, because he
had made up his mind to snooze unit
supper time.
TOW RANAIIAN drove the last spike
Of the connecting rail, between thi'
city and Shreveport, Of the Texas Pa
cidc road, Wednesday evening at
O'Clock.
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raI.rcR yoRcE.

Deputy Asscssr and Col IL. j. CARR
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Inn MOnIL.

wo have tho mcilIsica and inc work
men ,o do IA good work, nnd ~ ~
low ,n,en, IN can bc done anywhere
sua Nc mean 10 do H. bring your
Pine lob work 10 THE DAILY nN
ALD OFFICE, Corner III" an" Nous
ton streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-01

On Houston Street, near the Jail, yes
terdoy, a gopher cameu out of n hole
that he had burrowed in the middle OF
the street, and alters minute contem-
plation of the surroundings, slid back,
nndapparcntly drew the hole in with
him, as they both disappeared to-
gether,
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CITIZENS OF DALLAS.

M. A. IIibIcr s. Co. have one
Of tile most magnificent soda
founts, ON exhibition ana for
sale at their salesroOm, ever
brought 10 this market, at a
very reduced price. Como ana
SEQ u,
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Railroad Mnesinr.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders II
the Dallas City Railroad Company will h
held at the Library Hall, in the city of Dial
lns, on Monday, the ith inst, at O'Clock. PM.
for the election Of officers for the ensuin,
year and the transaction of any business tina
should properly come before a stockholders
meeting. A full attendance is earnestly solT
cited.
Dallas, Texas, August !, 1879.
q. NJ. SwINK,
l4S-d2t President u. e. II. II. Co.
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ono Of Che noys.

Quinn, Of Corslcana, has been heard
rom. lilo Is II trump In fact, hard to
bent. His meals nrc ull superb, his
liquors possess no shadow Of headache,
his beds are soft ~ an Infants breath,
and his cigars pass all understanding.
They are fragrant, soporlllc or vivify-
ing, capable OF superinducing Il row or
woolng dream. Quinn Is the best
hotel man IN Texas, but, alasl we fear
the profession is soon to lose hls valu-
able services. Owing to the number
aud size Of the rats that have substtut-
ed the fleas Of Corsicann, II Is more
than probable that he will go into the
rat business and at an early day cstab-
lish n kid glove factory in that city,
most memorable in the political his
tory OF the State. We stopped one
night recently in Coricnnn. 1t was
during the fair held by tle rats, five
may judge by the noise they made, the
tournament was grand affair, as II
elected tremendous applause from the
whole Of the rat family,
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A JEALOUS Dallas wife sat up all
night on the gate post, looking for her
husband. When she went in, in the
morning, che found him asleep in bed.
Hereafter bull dogs will stand watch at
all back windows, and six-inch stud
ding will be placed horizontally to the
back doors.
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Speoial Notice.

+. A. Sayre & Co., having re-purchased the
drug business at their old stand, corner
Main aud Houston street, VIII be pleased To
see all their old customers.
Mr.. Frank A, sayrc will pay special atten-
ton 10 the prescription department.
July 9th, 1873. lt5-dtf
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Cosuonol,to, Attention.

You nre hereby commanded TO. appear at
the hall, Friday evening, at o'clock, p. H.,
to attend business OF Importance. by order
OF J. II. CUMMING,
Vice President.
I. q. GIEsE, Secretary. is7-d2t
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twIll pav tho NIL rctoIl price for one copy
enoh OF tho following numbers OF Iho phllS
Herald, yz.i March 49, u, ", 20, ", ~ 20
Aprll and l0,and Jnnoll
John W. sWINDEiIS,
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"0n for thousand tongues to-"
started Off Dallas spinster in church
last Sunday, when she was interrupted
by an imp in the pew behind her with
"Slop! stop! Miss Mary; one tongue
like yourn's 'nunr'
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PHILIP Wcrlcln, wholesale and retail dopl-
or In Ilano' md Organs Office and sales
rooms Nos 5000 Daronnc street, New or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower and
terms moro favorable than at any establish
mont South, Largo sales fully attest these
statements, Pianos sold on payments OF
sl2 80 and $50 per month If preferred. Philip
WcrlolnE Is the oldest music house, and also
tho largest piano and organ housc In New
orleans. Onc-lourlh million copies sheet
music OF oil kinds. send for price list and
terms. l20dtf
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The best assortment OF Havana and domes
tic cigars and Virginia tobacco in.Dallas is "a
he had at T. Reineclxes, opposite Cosmopoli-
tan hotel. l47-dtw
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Ina hens nest secreted away under
u wood pile in an uptown yard, was
found chlld's stocking, which was
lost from clothes-line some two weeks
ago, and IN Il were two eggs.
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w. 8. Phares, n. Il. Nichols, stephen Hud-
son, A. W. Nilsson, William A. Baker, q. w.
Ga9din, Il. A. Pharcs, Charles Buck, Thomas
Mcbride.
Special Observation-Disclosures Il. Parker.
ALDERMEN.
ii. y. Ervay.
9 second ward-Iohn II. Bryan, William II.
Third ward-John Owens, W. @, sterett,
Fourth w~d-w, c. Young and John W,
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nGrCIlIss.
Town Lots for Sale.

Twelve lots tono block, on The principal
huslue,s street Of tlietown OF liulehli'N' on
tho Central lIIaIlroad, In Dallas county p'
salo At low prices Apply to
JOHN w,swlNpELlS,
,,t.do Herald Office,
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FAnRIcArISd butter is successfully
accomplished in this county by mix
lure Of tallow and the, white Of eggs
II i makes you siclSand you protest to
,ne countryman of whom you buy Il;
ne encourages you to aspire in life BY
lniimating that when your taste be-
comes a little more arlstocratic you'll
Hike Il. "
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ClIAs. SHEPARD, ESQ, editorial pri-
mate of the Texas Iron Age, one ofthe
ablest conducted and handsomest pa-
pcrs In the South, takes his diet sybar-
itic, at tie Commercial.
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lie knelt beside her dying bod,
"Spenk, daughter, speak" The Did man Hnldi
"Whprn T. II fliner, where N II, say
English f0nlnlH liiiluga must have lp-dny,
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There is but ono daily paper in the state
larger than TUE HERALD, md none that pre-
sent hundsomor appearance.
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Notion.

The undersigned takes thiH method of
notifying the citizens OF Dallas that he has
permanently located In this city for the
purpose Of supplying all who may need
them, with the ccrlrntod Forest city Light
ming Rods which are universally admitted
by nll acquainted with the principles II
electricity, 20 bc'thc best rod IN use. lnttl
further notice, NIL orders lett at the Crutch-
field House viii be promptly attended 10.
liOdtf &, r.. lllLBuRN, Agent.
u, 4, Cowon n Go. have the largest and best
selected stock of doors, sash, blinds, etc, In
Northern Texas, which they are selling at
very low prices, nnd invite an examination.
-a--a--
Puilor beauties who sing and play for the
benefit OI their swCethcnrlS, should not for
get that The use OF English Fcmulc liittcrS
relieves that pain, iuvigorotcs, builds up
aud Strengthens, mal,ts them feel Luoyant
and talk with vim.
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woman's Medical Adv,ser

giving Causes, symptoms and Treatment of
all ordinary female complaints. A book
needed by oil mothers and sickly females.
Price % cts. Address as above. l2idSwim
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ON tho west side Of the rycr, nj the foot OF
tho bridge, Mcnts twenty-five per cent
cheaper thunnt the CRY Market, No charge
Ia ma Ia lur crossing the bridge
liO.atf W,A.JENklNS& BONNER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO THE DALLAS PUBLIC.

We, with other livery men of Dallas, pnb-
lished code of rules and rates for the regu-
lation OF our business.
For reasons satisfactory to ourselves, we
withdraw our names from said Code of Rules
and Regulations.
Our stock Of Horses and Bugges Is good,
ana we VIII make our terms 10 suit the
times, the people and ourselves.
We will be found ready To do any kind of
livery work, and will feed rs cheap as the
cheapest, ut the well known corner Of CASTOR
4 Work j. A. WORK n SONS.
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THE fifth session Of the Grand Lodge
Good Tomplars convened at Christian
Church on Monday, July 81 1873, q. w.
G. T, Ncelcy presiding,
Opened In Grand Lodge degrees; con-
frrred degrees; then opened in subor-
dinnte degrees; designated hours OF
meeting. Delegates from most sub
ordinate lodges in the state present.
b lucsday-leceivcd reports Of COM
mlttccs on officers reports; discussed
various questions ON general good OF
the Order. Afternoon sesslon-ltlec-
ton of Grand Lodge officers; appointed
special committees,
"Wednesday Discussed duties OF
Grand officers and District Deputies
and referred to committee. Afternoon
session Agreed on Calvert as the
place Of meeting for the Grand Lodge
for the next session.
Then followed the installation OF
Grand Lodge officers.
The following were presented and
duly installed; il, NJ. Medley, G.. w.
c. T.; - Stegul, G. w. G.; Mrs,
Mollie Langford, G, V. r.; - Starr
G. w Scc'N 49, Lane, G. W. Treas.
- Spots, G. G.; A. Il. Dodson, G.
w NJ. Mice IyiIl a IN NJ,
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ApAIR Of horses attached to n buggy
whipped by THE HERALD Office in a
wild run, yesterday afternoon, and
sweeping round the corner of Coin
merce aud Houston streets, dashed the
buggy against Works stable, and made
q pot-ple out oft ngdctached from
the remnants the horses swung
around the circle second time, and
were caught in front of ullmann's
grocery store.
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ENGLISH FEMALE BlTTERs. which
cures all female complaints, can be Ind at
the drug store.
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TYEE MAILS

oiosos dailv. 9xcepl Saturday., A.. Siy) !
Southern mail, via Central AnilloHdi, ~.
CLOSES daily, OXcnpl Snndny., hl,erll"O
Eastern muil, via 'lcAN uud lhrlnn
RniliOnd, CLOSES daily cNrgpl Sni- MI,
ludnyN, ni.u,.t,,,u,,H',,,"..' 'n""i".;t o'u'
Western mai, via sinRri CLOSES uhll} co,
~ ipgw",g,ru $4,000. ',""".I,",.y "'VV
"dnlIpiy,," oSccpI sandaya, at .'.",.. $500
Clrburno mai, via stage, closes uil
Sundays, NJ .,.,u,,.,,,.,,".u uunp,""r A'OO
Denton mnll via Nuvr, ciusrs huns
days, Wednesdays aud Fildult, az $500
Grcrnville mall CLOSES lursdpSa und
Fndnys. nI'''.................,....u,.al20g
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
District Officers.
Officers of s,nIIas County.

Judge Fourteenth District. HARDIN HART
District Attorney. II. AULT
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"pRoMiSEs 10 PAY" viii not pny
ray debts. 1 urgently ask Gtcry one
owing me 10 call al once AMI fctlie. {
SSUAT hnyo What II dao mo.
y. W. RwINBILi.S.