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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-02-15
RENEWED ACTIVITY ON TREASURE HILL.

RENEWED ACTIVITY ON TREASURE HILL.
We are gratified to learn from most re-
liable sources that the mining interests
on Treasure Hill are commencing to show
renewed life. The Aurora and Eberhardt
Company are constantly adding to their
force of men; the tramway Of the COM
pany is constantly ut work, and the mill
in operation. Beside this company other
valuable properties IRE being put in
shape to work. The merchants are do
ing better than for weeks past, and
money is more plentiful. Our informant
states that the mines, particularly the
Ward Beecher, are daily improving in
appearance. There is a feeling of conf
dence in our future, in which we share,
and when travel opens the old days Of
10 will be again Witnessed.
OuR ScHooL.-It IL pleasant to hear
the sound of the school-bell, ringing ont
u warming TO the children to obey its
One is carried far away back
10 the happy days Of childhood, and
when we see the merry troops of chill
dren wading through deep snow, with
their round checks ruddy with health, we
wi>he instinctivply we "were n boy
again." Our school il well attended,
and by the neat appearance Of the little
ones we know that they have careful,
loving parents. We trust all our good
people send their children regularly, as
it is only when we see the necessity in
after years that we regret that we had
not been more pnnetual and perseyering
in gaining an education.
BoARD OF TRUsTEEs.-At the meeting
on Tuesday evening, Jan. 2Sth, the City
Marshal reported licenses collected for
the week, 1922. The following salaries
were ordered paid: X. NJ. Peters, 500:
VIM Pardv, $50; +. Tilford, S25. Bill
OF w. p. Water Co. for quarter, $3.50, was
also ordered paid.
Tuesday. Feb. 10.-Licenses collected
for week, $S1. Bill of W. J. Forbes, 50,
was ordered paid also bill of Everts a.
Co., $l4.75. II was made the duty OF
the Fire Warden to keep the fire plugs in
order and readiness in case Of fire.
TRAvEL.-The stage lines running to
and from this place have been making
excellent time, taking into consideration
the stormy weather of last week. The
passenger list seems always full, and
freight in abundance. Much credit is
due to the proprietors of the lines for
their earnest efforts to make time and
accommodate travel. We are informed
by the drivers that the epizooty is fast
! disappearing. and Riley declares he
Z thinks the disease has done the animals
good instead Of harm.
SMELLING OPERATIoSs.-During the
coming Summer much activity will pre-
vail among the owners of base metal
mines in this district. We hear Of n
company to be formed, il moi formed
already, who propose to erect furnaces
and commence operations on a large
scale. Success 10 them, we say; and
failure is impossible II advantage shall
be taken of the experience gained in our
neighboring town OF Eureka.
To Moses SroPPARD.-Your sister,
Mrs. A. L. Chamberlain, residing in
Binghampton, Broome county, N. Y,
desires you to address her and give in
formation Of your whereabouts.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-02-15

We received the following dispatehthis
morning, and open our form to make it
public:
To THE WHITE PINE News The Divis-
ion bill Of Lander county failed to pass
the House on Thursday last. The vote
stood twenty-six to t~wenty-one. Post
poned until mex Wednesday, the 10Th
instant. CHARLES f. BIcKNELL,
Secretary Senate.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-02-15
ma of Nine Leeied Per SIR Deinq Sale
MAILS.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES FROM THE HAMILTON
PosroFFICE.
EASTERN AND WESTERN M~AIL.-Arriyes and
departs daily. Time of closing, IL "a a. IN.
pIOCHE MAIL.-Embraees White River. Silver
Park, Phoebe, Hike, and st. Joseph. Arrives
and departs ON alternate days. Closes ut 2;45
a. m. Leaves ut 3 p. m.
BELMONT MAIL.-Embraces Hot Creek and
Reveille. Arrives Thursday of each week.
Leaves Friday. Closes at 0 p. III. Thursday.
AUSTIN MAIL.-Leaves this Office daily ut 11:45
a. IN. for Eureka. Arrives and departs from
there three times a-week.
SHELBURN MAIL.-Leaves on alternate days.
at a. IN.
POSToFFICE HOURS.-From 3 q. m. to 7 p. m.
Sundays. from Q to 10 a. m, and thirty minutes
after arrival Of the stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-09
THE WEATR EN-

WAkDhkAh1hhNl, ODscs o. ChiO SlfNSI Clsy,k
WARRINGTON, December 2, 1873, 10: 50 a. m Z
cfNoPsIs FOR THE PAST TwKNrv-FouR HoyPs -
Inc pressure has diminished rapidly in New Eng
iano and the middle states, with higher tempera-
tHre. cloudy weather and rain Fresh and krisk
sontherly to westerly winds, with stormy weather,
Prey allied in the lake region and the ST. Lawrence
valley during the night. The temperature has fall
en- az cidedly, with increased pres he north
west, where the winds have yeered to northwest
cry, ana less clGudiness fs reported. Cloudy an
fcggY weather, with rain, in the southern states
where light, variable winds and slight changes in
temperature reported.
PROBABuIrIEs.-For New England and the St
Lawrence valley. cloudy weather and rain, with
less pressure and fresh and brisk southery to vest
cry winds will prevail during the day, followed BY
increasing pressure and lower temperature. For
the middle Atlantic states cloudy and threatening
westerly winds, followed by increasing pressure
ana lower temperature on "Wednesday. For the
lower lake region, increasing pressure, lower tenn
perature, fresh and occasionally brisk southwest
cry 10 northwesterly Winds with light rain, fol-
lowed BIZ less cloudiness For the southern states,
continued cloudy and threatening weather. with
liz lit rain during the day. For the lower Missis-
slppi valley and western gulf states lower tenpera
ture. with fresh and brisk northerly to easterly
winds. For the upper lake region and the north
west and thence southwark TO the Ohio valley, in
creasing pressure, with lower temperature and
Clearing weather. except possibly light rain in the
portion OF the lake region. Reports have not beeu
received from the mort bern portion Of TIE lake re-
glon, the Missouri valley. the southwest the Rocky
Mountain stations, and Pacific coast After the 10Th
instant the display OF cautionary signals will be SUI,
pended at the lake ports for the winter,
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1t is generally conceded that GEN. slckles has

IL Is generally conceded that Gen. Slckles has
done some very creditable and important work
in the line of diplomacy, but it must be admit
ted, If reports are true, that he sigually failed
in the conduct of the delicate negotiations be-
tween the governments Of Spain and the United
States. His vital mistake seems to have been
in losing his temper. There are two classes of
persons at least who should never let their an
CRY passions rise If they desire to be success
ful-diplomatists and politicians. The blusterer
in either role is always sure to come to grief
Bravado may overawe for q time, but it soon
proves Intellectual. The New York Epesing
Post says Of Gen. Sickles, that "even if there
were nothing in his antecedents that made his
appointment originally a subject of regret
among rejecting and respectable people, his
impetuous and ill-governed temper render him
apeculiarly unfit person to conduct negotiations
so delicate as those arising out of the OF the
Nirginius. A question OF war or peace between
two powerful nations cannot be safely entrust-
ed to any man who is at all wanting in self
control, whose character does not altogether
command the most entire respect, and in whom
is not felt the most implicit confidence that he
can only be Influenced by the real good of his
country. The Post therefore commends Sec
Rotary Fish for his action in ignoring Sickles.
and says Secretary of a more excitable tenn
per and more susceptible to popular feeling,
might very easily, by a false step or two have
involved us in a war with Spain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-09
sour New CAPITAL

Under this head the New York Graphic speaks
OF the p respect that Washington will become
one of the most important, beautiful, and at
trsctiye cities in the country, and says:
1.-The completion of her public works will Law
the foundation for growth and prosperity. She
will then be well drained, healthy, and easily
traversed. Her public buildings are constantly
increasing in number and elegance. Her trade
Is steadily growing. Her population is rapidly
augmenting. In truth, Washington invites a
class of intelligent and cultivated people from
All parts OF the country to become permanent
residents. As the capital of the nation it draws
together for six months of the year more of the
wealth, wit. and wisdom of the country Oh an
any other city. 1t Is the center of political at
traction, power, and influence. Its departments
are full at brains and culture. Its winter So
ciety IS already brilliant. Its libraries afford
unrivalled facilities. IL is fast becoming the
seat Of scientific inquiry and information, and
the proposed national university will make it a
literary and educational metropolis Every
year adds to the population and beauty of its
environs, which for natural loneliness are no.
where surpassed. And in a few wears more
when the resources OF Maryland and Virginia
are developed by an intelligent and compact
population, and the means of rapid communi-
cation with all sections of the country are null
tplied, Washington may be the Paris OF the
New World
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-09

The House has acted early upon the Presi-
dents Recommendation by passing general
amnesty bill, wholly removing ali political dis
abilities. The large majority by which it
passed is hopeful indication Of the speedy re-
turn Of good feeling between the north and the
south. When the bill passes the Senate, as 1t
undoubtedly will, it should be remembered that
President Grant is entitled to a very large share
OF credit, since he has persistently recommend
cd such measure, we believe, in all his mes
sages to Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-09

The Boston Transcript indorses the nomina-
ton Of Mrs. Badger as a candidate for the school
committee from ward .. 1t says she was trained
IN normal school, has been a professor of
college. is widely known as a teacher of sngu-
lar ability, and respected and beloved for her
fine womanly and motherly qualities, and asks,
"Why should not the costly educational insti-
tutions OF the city have the much needed advan-
tsge Of her oversight and that of others of her
own sex equally well qualified for the position,
especially when we take into account the crowd
of female teachers and scholars needing their
care and COUNSEL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-09
LOST AND FOUND.

OsT-On Saturday, between 2 and o'clock, OIL
- street, between llth and 18th street, ladies'
black FUR BOA. reward will be given for its
return to 1912 street northwest. decs-7E
kOUMD-On the 9Th instant, in me of the Metro.
i poltan railroad cars, ladies' MUFF, which
paying for this notice. JOHN G. STAFFORD,
1910 IA street southwest. decs- 2tT
I OST-From All ID street northwest, yesterday
IL morning, q white and liver colored n \
SETTER DUG. Answers to the name of.91
:" star" suitable reward will be given
IL left at lumber office of "a street and IRdi
ana avenue. dec6-2t~
NOTIOE.-CEBTIFICA No. los, for four
! shares OF Stock in the Washington Market
18TH having been lost, this Is to give notice to
the public that application will be made for re-
newai of said Certificate.
dec56t WILLIAM TYLER, us 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-09

We read that a recent meeting of some of the
sailors Of the Poiaris was held In New York to
consider the subject of petitiOning Congress for
extra compensation, in consequence of their
hardships and loss of health through exposure.
If such petition is received by Congress it
ought to be favorably considered. The people
would approve Of a 'back-pay" bill for the re-
lief of the stout-hearted fellows vino reflected
honor on the nation by carrying the flag to the
farthest point northward ever reached by civil
lied man. Give the boys little back pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-09

General Manuel Quessda, agent of the Gu
ban republic IN the United States has addressed
a long communication to President Grant liz
which he appeals for the recognition of the
belligerent rights of the patriots. 1t is ably
and earnestly written, and embraces many pre-
cedents upon which this government might
base its action, and review of our own strug-
giles for Independence. The war in Cuba has
now existed over i've years, and has cost Spain
COCO men and enormous treasure. Gen. Que
sads believes the patriots have fairly won the
recognition of belligerent rights, and that If
our government would concede this they would
soon conqLer their independence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-09
FOR SALE.

E0R SALE CHEAP Or EXCHANGE FOB
L City Bonds, pair young BAY MARES,
sound and eertle; and close CAkRIAGE,HN
q nadelphia build. Address CAN'T kNN
APPLEMAh, gus 18th street south. does s..
ifepub & Chronl
hob SALE-A handsome pair OF dark BAY
trotfers in harness, and both very superior In
ssodie horses. The owner having no use GA
Tor them, they be bought cheap Apply of
WIN LAEAHAN SON, 20 Light street, BsIti.
more, ND. decS-6t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-09

We congratulate our neighbor, the Republic
can, on getting into its handsome ne " building.
1t lie without doubt one OF the finest, roomiest
and best appointed newspaper Offices in the
country, and it affords another illustration of
the march OF Improvement at the national cap
ital to which our citizens can point with pride.
The RepElliean also appears in enlarged and
improved form, and with a handsome new dress
We wish it and its energetic proprietor all man
Der of success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-09

TIE CoNFIRNATIoN OF Gov. SnEPAERD.-
Ghe Baltimore 4msricdH saws:
"a number of nominations were confirmed
y the Senate yesterday, the most important of
= hich were those OF Governor Shepherd and
tEc other officers Of the District of Columbia
.1dignation about the perpetuation Of the
elormities Of the " Ring, " which is improving
Washington into city hit TO be the capital Of
fhe nation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-09

For HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
BOOKS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
WARREN CHOArE 4 cos
NEW BOOK AND srArIoNEKY STORE,
Corner Pesua. avenue and 10Th street.
:. Beautifully bound And illustrated Books, Poets,
s, rnSs, cpshGss in Prose. Bibles, Te,tsmspts,
Hymn Books, Javeniie Books in ersa, variety. Ali
n. Cas- Gs. r. s,Sa Work
ting Desks Por,foIios Inksiapds Cases Of Scissors
BSs esgs Sas
Books, Gold Pens, Penh hives, Scotch Wood Goods,
dsr OF fancy articles appropriate for Hoi-
Cbromos. Notices, Frames, Oil Paintings, B ,ok
ViHn 5ns1av,nss, Photographs, stereoscopio
The new Inalish Court Pspeterie, the Royal Irish
Psesf q e.Ton. ns ins
st,l Of Engraving for Wedding, Visiting aud Re
NEW STORE NEW STOCK
WARREN CHOATE 4 Co.,
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERS,
VERNON Row.
eet9ir CORNER 10TH sr. AND Pa AVENUE.
IMPORTANT TO TAX PAYERs.
IA BOSWELL, Lat! !. ! =; E. y Assess
ments and TaNes.)
NJ 30, r. A: Boswell CO., ,,.
Wo,ks Briiiins WIN
age a. Special Improvement Taxes. Bonds bought
Allowances for old na.eri, al secured
det9.nt IA. BOSWELL & co.
In BANKRUPTCY.
AT wa,bin gton thc eighth day aS' Of December, A.
d 1873, the undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
q Washington, d. C., who has been adj judged a
b b upon bis own petition, by the Supreme
esstu's% u JAMES W. ALLISON, Assignee.
In THE sUPREMECoURTO THE DISTRICT
6,7u,,,xrsp 60of C0LuMBIA; ,,
This cause has been referred to the auditor, to
the fund wHei efore the parties to the s ss,
S sss + Ss IN 81 s.
S ocs NJ I'7s e Socloek mr. Of sad day At my
Dec, mter ., 1873. ROBERT LEIGH,
dtc96t Auditor.
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsTER,
Win he ola M MoN NpS:, sh, Decsnbsr 9Th 1873
yss,, Tn gBsDAY; the SIN day Of January ISL, at
40 oe'Ssk s M the following articles of Clothing
e 90 H.;: g H. Ess,hss
20 Cap Rings, % Cap Tulips;
l rsr Chevrons, sergeant majors;
rs Forage Caps, 50 Uniform Goats. artillery;
10 Uniform Coats, ordnance; $40 Uniform Jackets,
light artillery; 126 Flannel Sack Coats, lined;
pair Bootees, sewed; pairs Bootees peRged;
II Sashes, 234 Sc yards Worsted Lace, III inch
rs yards WOrsted Lace, u inch;
8 pairs Non commissioned Staff Metallic Scales;
10 pairs Sergeants Metallic Scales:
35 pairs Corporals and Privates' Metallic Scales;
so Bnttons and Slides for Metallic Scales;
80 Bed Sacks, single;
M achine, ruling and binding.
Terms cas- b, in United States currency. deposit
Il twenty-five t25l per cent. will De required on all
articles sold, at time Of sale.
By order If Secretary Of War.
THOS. ]. ECKERSoN,
CAPTAIN and A. q. M,
dec g. Breyet Major S.A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-09

ENOR SALE,
y BY AUSTIN r. BROWN
Corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth s.raa,
Three large double HOUSES, ranging in orc.
from S2OU to $4,000, and several other fret elias
One whole square Of GROUND and LOTS in a
parts of the city.
HOUSES and LOTS ct Mount Pleasant ers-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-09
FINANCIAL AND COnMExClAl.

Wall street presents no startling features of
note. Money is easy Of access to borrowers,
notv outstanding that the advance in prices at
the Stock Exchange has enlarged the dema nd
No further daily reports of the amount of legal
tenders in the banks will be made from the
clearing house, the banks being now 80 strong
IS not to need daily assurances of their strength
n order to maintain confidence.
0
The Mafkets.
BALTIMORE, Doc.9 Virginia skies, cOnsolid NJ "A .
SOS; Wet Nirginias, 10 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Dec. s-Co;tou dull and dapressed
~. @lis Flour steady and firm; prices unchanged
W heat quiet and steady prices hanged exc. pt
western. which Is active, aud adv anced 2rs cents
Corn GHiet light suppiy-white southern, 5sGns9;
improved dtmard-touihern, ~ 6G5O; mixed western,
itG ~; do white, ts(d4s. Rye frmer, S5d0. Hay
unchanged. Provisions strong and buoy ant. Meas
pork hisher, 10 20. Bulk meafs-no sales clear ril.
SIDES hrmiy held a. 7tl@7't. Bacon hrmer and
hieher-shoulders, 1sldS; clear rib sides, s6nsi,
sugar.cui ed hams, l2CGA. Lard srmer and hi Sher
shGoA. Butter steady and in fair demand-good
70 choice rolls and tubs, 5000. Coffee active and
higher.fair TO prime BIO carsces, 33h d25. whisky
stesdy ,94As ass Sugar unchanged.
,NIw YORK, Dec. Stocks active. Gold, pa
Money, bid Exchange, long, So; short, ga. Gov
NV York, Sec 9.-Flour firm and quiet whea.
held lg2c. higher: Cora held lie. higher.
LONDON, Dec. 9, l23 p; m.-Ten forty bonds,
ga; new hyes, 92 New York Central, 49, Erie,
3sls Erie preferred, s9li.
LONDON. Dec. 3, $3.50 p. m.-Erie, 3Sh.
PARIS, Dec 9-Rentes IS frnncs 30 confines
LONDON. Dec. g. $50 .. m.-The rate Of discount in
open market Tor three months bills is AZ per cent
or u below the Bank OF England rate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-09

General Sherman says he don't believe there
VIII be war between the United States and
Spain, for neither government wants war. The
republican conservatism OF our AmericaDsoi-
der element is in pleasing contrast with the
blind fury of the military element in Cuba.
To-day is not a very good war day: to. NOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-09

hFPENIOK5 INDIAN HAIR RESTOREB
Wy has never been known to fail. 1t frees the
scalp from Dandruf, restores Gray Hair 10 it,
natural color, renders II soft and piiabe prevents
the Hair from falling sut, and reproduces il when
gone: II is the finest Hair Dresser Known For sale
Dy all Druggists. jyl2-dtf
, 1873-12-21

Wheat waa qM!ot and wo Ii, though 1t shoud
10 uotel radically Atron; seeing that It moved
downward 10 slowly under worry adverse intlll-
c''ces. Tho nycrasa Of prices wla IL lower than
oA Friday. Liverpool was quoted enHer. entl
NoW 4osk Woak Willie tht t0cuipts bore aud At
, 1873-12-21

eneonntore since he opening Of THO roaant packing
season. Dnring tho first two dhyH Of tho week packcra
wore virtually ois Of tho mnrkct tioy rerEtng to
n4n any price at which they would taiic tho n1nl,
Iho rocents IN Tic meantime heavy, ngRrNgatinT
73.a!a which number was augmented ~ some 2c,000
Rsalo hogs. left ovor from tho previous week. Bhipern
continued , 5n the nrt;t and orernted VIII ao'nc'n
did not 60 far toward relieving tho ,narkot ol tho
rapd slrinkape Of values was tho inevitable rcsul
From $i.76@5.l5, the quotations Of Saturday la.t.
prices rccclcd 10 $4.5o@4.9o, md, but for
tho active, presence Of ,s.lrpora, must hsye
a7reemolt nong 1meke1a an,l 10 which they firmly
by thcn1. Their object in running up prices nt to
ofosc Of last week, & is now apparent, to a.es
heavy rcccipts aud ten tae advantage nf tho over
supply to force prices below t!sir Legitimate oyel. rho
would hc, the prompt actiou Of conisslnu men
quaintiug cotry nippo with TUG situation Of ntlnrs
cntising marked imInution III tho arrIynr, and ut
oneo checking tho downward coarse Of prices: Since
Tucssay tho aily receipts are oen llRft, and priccs
have ruled comparatively steady Mt = 6ilas.7o for
with fcw Of the latter selling ut s4.90.
To-day there waH quiet feeling. mud tho market
without important chNngo In any Of lis fcnturcs saos
wore effected at 5o@4,a5-chiony at s4.d5a4.75.
, 1873-12-21

IN me propl1letora Of tue hongl1 Warehouse
Were @ en6aSoa to-aay Ill "elShihg tho grain III
1helf house, tho pr;eeAs oe;nE watched, at their
n"h e, lolucst, nY olate Official do!egatod from
thg inspectors department. -.
for once We nave what seems to be Sood reR-
son 10 approve tao coIance OF 4 grn'i'"arc-
!!soasell'aM. Mr; nttam NAeeler fGtnsea to taNo
~ aa lo)ecteu "l1eat c9r7lond tAat lad boon
tnuh y erauoa ny tno committee, On appeal from
tue aoclsloh OF tho inspector that 1t was no
grauo. .o Ille GRIM s,, was burnt aud otherwise
aatnaEeo, anu !. IL 119hhlpio tnat tho tommfttco
woula nave notleoa that iact II shey had visited
.no s, eaa 10 noaninlIe9. u "ou'a seem TO those
VINO 20 not knoW my oetter ihnt al decialonh
maao ny taat t Gommlttoo si1omtd DO arrived at IN
Rlonuso ny; ~ n.u 6lat ~. .lat, tlloY cannot
1'o tlu ~ nttct.a u taeit unhtness " tnat WY,
ta9 n,p puo!lo oasnI TO oo po1m!slea TO know IT.
nc !tuia ~ huanoA1i po!ts unfihG tno
mGoI enaiis Mtm III ttsas iaaG' 1nciadea 0 ,ooo
nrls nnnr' oas.ouv pu wnoat aa lao,oo1 bu corn.
ror tmo ~ Xxx xfos.oua weoH t.io M eSss ot wheat
"efo oo''o o"' aasu ot corn zos,ooo III.
n,, ,a,,., TIE aAnkETa.
Iho ieaal.g I!iooNeo nsatkets "oro gohcta!ly
4ulot to.nay, Win tehaoney 10 1oWor prices,
llaonen shoto MaS no speeiat weaKhoss, as pro-
l .1lso "am ~, senotay eau WIN conhiaofene ir'il-
l.uanI ho g,a'tl @ n.1geneht towasaa OUT cty 70
On tlo ~ increase a,ei ama toro H. litte aoare nsnl
!eatou & TO- 5;. oSccpI m wcae, a'1a sao atack or