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, 1875-12-27
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
The CHICAGO TRIBUNE
FOR 1879.


s, s.es. rte*'rnnaI n,,I ss''sa VIII soon eomnenes
nas asEu9RIe VIII detetmne whether Tho db7ernmen
Of the UnIcd States shall coutino 10 te administered
by thc party which rrcscrrad It fe,u dtsnrtnt
i,. no. i, IN asner 49, a,.... ,..,.,
hep s1'' H. !" oraoF tA'' n'aFes5 might % mata
taned. ..........,.
fc,t m tbo ps,lc. n.,tS 'd ,nst, ena,, ~ .,,s.
tnp ,v,x .,,,. i,auss ~ rr,,.h,,, a,,. 49,,
aud ensrursina !nanenccs whsrh Wers i'o.scntna hi
ehanne' Of public Hfc Purified A. by ire Of the s1s
4btnus which hu,} n..tc1, i'm r,rmtntn thn N.nnhc
m ,n,t. In In. .,.rt,n,,. =, '..s ...n...sa ..t
!ts oat gronnd and will rnter with lively prospects a
Tlrory uton tho great hd decafvd AtfuRgie that vii
.hapo ,lo policy Of t1c uann when Il enters upon u
srrnha century n lth e1is'ehre. ,...-....
aANe wh' aear' I'm hsPai'lcsn party to remain II
power eaonot nnsa efficiently contribute 10 thst enc
than by Increasing ths circulation Of TIE Curc4ae
TH1nrsE Ia their hri8hl'orhoois. Among lhs ltsdnf
1etuhliran ne~sr1pcss nnne takca hlghe. r1nk ot
Viii E1ha inafo potential lnoncs IN tho next Prtst
DENTAL Campaign. Every intelligent ctttacn will dad
11naspeasabl' foF thu fae1s sud args'nsna 1t VIII
eontS'a.
~ s"ahs'f7 n fA"if"hA.
~ Ihs 'ea'"nR heaSuIs be'"re lhe PUBLIC, Ihs
.''eA'o Ao'uS 'Ae i''''sh's S'e"s oelef1na
'ne'a 70 oe nBa' - ven a. f'ernbneah:
=; Hs.oFA. ~ ~ .itaeh'y, InAk!pE u ~ eiAnt
t,rlt.,r rtas.rs " ~ 1.' "' A"'"'' ;" lA'
2. f. uuctou Of direct State, aud sndirect Nat,ohA
Ts1a!pn.
rn.. -, % anu = nhae htpenat
r1iyac schrmcr nr Il inymrnt ~ na,.i Is.s. ~ ~
the NstonsI Treasury. "'
4. An honrst maintenance Of Public Credit, and
coidstnhf,n,oi sepu.tion IL my form os shaps
rfsr. nd f,ur1sr,.a sin,s,.s MT ~ o,,,r.. Ii'nr
but 10 project the Trollr.
g. Exposure sud Iunshfnf ut OF ali Official Corf1,n
fion au; fAuds oa The Ne'ehae Let no CHILLY mar
!. Hque+. aat II: Mcu for Ill or3cca-oty,u1 ooot
, 1875-12-27

Thirty rean Iandan tssp. Practice. cure. private d.
tjti nsrsous aabty. cau,sl by os.urs oil ,pnth Tie
ynunx ~ quickly restored manly sigor Btran
gers should call wits. One ittnsslar II quite sut-
osnt, Uuioe strictly pslvAts No. III Most Madsoust.
, 1875-12-27

Houses crowded with the r'ifc Of the city.
Reserved teats for sale Vt Trp C,anr H!a,d TAlEnnr
Honse, and Academy 1nz Office. Easy Chatrs, $l.do
Alrntsinn. II. 90, nn1 . cc:t7.
, 1875-12-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
ADELPHI THEATRE,

EVER sv.alu1 II New Yes. rset snd 'ysdocsday .nd
MATlNEk WKn%EsDAY,: i,hou'and. Of pfs.:nts d.
tratsd Egyptian Jusalcfs.
LANGLoI9 BROTHERS,
II s1ti,!on +, II. .!fr.d, ,mmssh star !io .heh T.
TIM MILTON jAtrkES, GANErrA THnUPE. atf;.
MbSTh. tho Child Honher ArUiift. AMI Th.iIE IN.
1DSlO. Tn Aa this st&tan us 1itInx Animals and
Chr nrsui ttsrcl1 ef th- Ana3nns.
Ibe psjer4 AIMA}a thu chchu In thA cIty,
, 1875-08-14
ANSETTELSE

wv ND r ode JUL 1875 har Diet beha-
" get Hans Majestet Kongen allernaa-
digst at udnevne hidtilverende Proc1rator
we'd Overretten og samtlige Underretter
paa de dansk-vestindiske Der, Auditeur /
Armeen, Hermann August JGrs til heref-
ter at vere Underdommer, Skriver og
PoIitime ster i Chris tiansted.
, 1875-08-14
WIT AND HUMLooUl1R!e

"Did you steal the complainant's coat ~"
asked q magistrate Of a seedy individual who
was arraigned before him. OF decliue sot
crafty the morbid curiosity Of the public bys
answering that question:" responded the Iseedy
individual, with a ~scornful glance ct the
reporters.
II should like Oourtship, and, Marriage
and the Best of Husbands" said a pretty,
girl, tripping into a bookstore. 81 think I can
fill that bill, Miss. " said the dapper clerk. "Oh.a
indeed Have you Ten thousand q Year e."
That crushed the dapper clerk.
Parishioner Ito his clergymanl-" 1 suppose
you don'tknow much about Wall street matters,
or I'd ask you what bonds a man with money
should be most shy Of" Czergyman.-" Oh I
can tell you MGt-vagabonds."
A witty lady says' off you want to ind
out a mans real disposition, take him when he's
wet aud hungry. If he is amiable then, dry
him and fill him up, and you have an angel.'
"Don't be going to the funerals Of your
patients" said a physicians wife to her
Husband cit looks too much like q tailor
carrying home his own work"
, 1875-08-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NET bekjendtgj0res herved, at Re
U partitionen i afgangne Dyrl@ge
p. LangebalIes Og ~efterlevende En-
kes Fell esbo vii bIive fremlagt j en-
Session, som afhoIdes Onsdagen den
lste Septe mber f0rstkommende Efter-
midday Kl. | slet, hvorefter Boet
f~orventes sIuttet.
Christiansteds Skifteret den 9dc
August 1875.
II. A. JURS.
, 1875-08-14
c. M 0 T D 6 E -

TN order to give timely warning
of an approach of a Hurricane or
a severe Gale of Wind, a s4sae
Red Flag will be hoisted and a
Gun fired from the Flo TT, if at day
time, or two Lights exhibited and
a Gun fired from the Fort, if at
nighttim the state of the barometer
and other ind ications give reason TO
apprehend inclement weather.
Presidency's Secretary's Office 9th
August 1875.
s. w. VAN BRAKLE...
, 1875-08-14
P R 0 C l. A.. M A..

n LIE og Enhver som matte have
III Noget at fordre paa Boerne eff
ter:
[, Afgangne Ann Eliza Abraham
og efterIevende Mand John Pc
trus Abraham, og
2, Afyangne Planter George Far
reilly og e~fterlevende Enke
Louisa FarrelIy,
indkaldes herved med 3 Maaneders
Varsel at anmeIde og bevisliggj0re
deres Krav for undertegnede Ret.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, st. Croix
den CITE August 1875.
C. SARAUW.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-24
New York. Jriy 22.-Thos. C. Fetch

New York, Jrly 22.-Thos. c. Fetch
o.. President Of the Indian INVESTIGATING
Commission, in letter to the 1r'o"'s'
says: Both tho Secretary OF the intei'o.
and Commissioner Smith have desired
Us, while in discharge Of our other du-
ties, to examine carefully the charges
and insinuations Of Professor Marsh, SO
far as they affect the Secretary and Com.
missioner Of Indian Affairs, and report
clearly and explicitly on sill charges
made. directly or indirectly. by frofes-
.or Marsh in his statement, and this we
intend to do without fear, favor or affec-
ton, so far as the evidence and facts we
NAV gather shall warrant or require. we
are in this matter servants OF 10 branch
or department Of the Government. bnt
represent the people in this inveshsa-
ton. and mean faithfully to perform onr
duty to them and do exact justice 10 the
officers, servants and agents who may De
implicated.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-24

,c..,.,a..e. q. tie APPEAL ,

,c,.-ranordsHcs q tie APPEAL
SAY FzAxcIsco, CAL. July 2l.-Aitsr
much advertisement. and no little
threatening as to tho manner In which
Senator Newton Booth would utterly e1-
terminate George c. Gorham. a large
crowd was attracted to Union Hall last
night to witness the second operation OF
that differing "Danascus blade" so ad-
mircd by the Bulletin. A brass band did
the usual music. snd the enthusiasm was
performed By about seventy-tive cloq'tsrs
who had been posted in the southwestern
gallery for that purpose. toward whom
the Senator darted glances soiicltOus for
applause during the intervals IL which
be was engaged in putting Oh and of HIS
eyeglasses, which seemed too large to
STAY on his nose without the help OF one
or both bands. People. however.
pa.iently OF otherwise, remained IN
momentary expectation OF hearing some
attempt to explain away the charges OF
extravaganza. imbecility and corruption
made against him by Gorhaln. and OF
which he now stands confessed!y guilty.
l suppose he thought to effect Ettle
coup drsist by assuming unexpectedly his
Senatorial dignity; but if so he is utterly
mistaken. The opinion on all hands Is,
that after attacking Gorhsm in an I'M
called for and ungentlemanlike manner IL
his balcony speech. and after being
worsted in the reply which Gorhan
promptly made to 1t, the deportmen
and dignity role comes III entirely tot
late. The truth is that Booth ls an un
miticated humbug. He lacks readines
| in debate. can speak nothing which
! not written or committed lahcrious!y t.
memory. ana if the speech of last nigh
/ Is a specimen Of his manner. h" betray
| the fidgety nervousness of an Old maid
Even his gestures were ont OF place,
for instance when making his allusIon
the Confederate iiag. he pointed HEAVIER
ward. shaking his right hand toward III
stars as if that flag were set among then
The Chronicle and Call Of this mornin
are both destitute of editorial comment
on the speech. but probably they vi!
after due consideration, pronounce
the greatest Grafton since that OF Clcel
against Cataline. OBskRVEE.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-24

The Eureka Sentinel advocates the
placing on exhibition at the Philadelphia
Centennial Fair, of 'the aggregate pro-
duet of all our furnaces for one day.
The amount would range from 50 to 100
tons. That paper further says, IN ad-
vocacy OF its suggestion:
Specimens and ores are well enough
for miners and scientific men. but the
great mass of people will better appre-
cia,e something a little more tangible
The bright and shining bars are the
things through which to reach the com
mon bucolic understanding. There
could not possibly be devised more
effective plan for advertising our i'm,
mense resources than the exhibition OF
the clean stuff itself in the shape OF bui-
hon bars.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-24

DISTRESSING ACCIDEST.-Wm. MIN
chen, a conductor, we'll and favorably
known in this place, met with a serious
accident last evening. He had charge OF
freight train No. 5. which was standing
at Rye Patch Station, and had given the
signal to start up, and made jump to
Get on board; the engineer in obedience
to the signal started up. but with so sud
den jerk as to throw Minchen Oh the
train, his back striking on the edge Of a
tie and seriously injuriDg the spine. lie
is still at Rye Patch, his condition be-
ing such that be could not be safely
moved to the Sacramento hospital. as
was desirable. The resident Sacramento
surgeon of the company has been tel
egraphed for and is expected to arrive
here tomorrow morning.-Reno Den,-
Ocrat, July %.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-24

TIE NEW OPERA House. now about to
be built in London will. it is hoped II
not expected. rival in grandeur aud mag
uificence the new Opera House in Paris
or that in Vienna. 4 description of 1t
saws that 1T will be the only detached
theater in the English METROPOLIS; it will
have entrances on all sides; 1t will be
nearly equi-distant from the extremes oil
the fashionable localities; and II VIII De
within the reach Of the river, nilo which
are, respectively, great points for the
architects. the public, the managers and
the underwriters. Another writer says,
with enthusiasm, What 6 dream OF de-
lights this new Opera House conJures
M, II is not to be finished for two
wears, but when it IS completed. we are
promised gardens which will have all
that is beautiful in them-a regular
French out-of- door promenade. In fact
We expect TO have gondolas on TIT
Thames, to come down rowed by musical
boat,nen to the opera, to hear the fines
singers in the world. to walk for awhile
in the most beautiful grounds. and ther
to return home still with the songs oil
the opera in our ears.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-24

That SxELEIoN.-The skeleton found
in the rocks near the Little Humboldt, is
supposed to be that of boy who strayed
axay from an emigrant train in this
vicinity wears ago. J. b. Gramme has
some recollection Of the time. MS he
heard persons who were with the train
mention the fact afterwards in Cali
fornia. 1t was before the settlement Of
this part of Nevada By the whites
Steer State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-24

R1prsa IN FLUNE.-Jim Fair. and
his partner Flood, with Superintendent
Hereford and another gentleman, got in
the Nackey Fair Aume at the lower mill.
after their business was through with on
Wednesday. and rode the entire distance
to Huifaker's. 1t is true they were
little vet when they reached their jour
news end. bat they didn't care.-Reno
Jotsrrsl, July ed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-24
VIZ NAV. read Mr.. Booths Union Hall

We HAVE read Mr.. Booths Union ia"
speech. 1t is like all his addresses; and
al his addresses bear the same relation
to live talks npon human subjects that
studio paintings OF outdoor objects 90
IN the real things in nature. The artl-
6eial and over-studied is substitutes iof
the natural and spontaneous. Booth IS
. mere dealer in venesred and polished
pla,itudes. Such speeches ar his cannot
be made to 1it the rough edges of emer-
oeneies, such As arise il the course OF
debates. Moreover. Mr. Booths atti-
tude is entirely selfish oIe. He Is sin-
gerly. finical and priGgish in his mesnod
and matter. He had better not have
spoken OF all than to make pre-ah-
noupeed speech and not defend Bld~eii.
His failure to take up the eudgeis ior
that Nuldoon-hke solid man and a~S-
ward flounderer, is equivalent to admit
ting away his case. Mr. Booth lacks the
masculinity and human sympathy ne
esssary 10 q hearty participant IN cur
rent events. His attitude is tba: OF :!
nautical dilettants. When the hard
knocks come in reply 10 his rather Tip
pant accusations he affects 10 be IL an
atmosphere above such mere earthy
things. His manner toward political IL
walls is that Of q pert and petted boarding
school miss. Indeed, j. is this unman-
full manner OF Booths which makes OF
him a disappointment in the eyes OF so
her and thoughtful men OF ags and ex
perience. The grave Senators, his com
peers, received with astonisbment ant
silence his fippant and unsefious way
of dealing with the Hawaiian Treaty
They had expected 10 meet man
dignity and protundity. They were mad
acquainted with & spoiled child p!sgin
with impertinencies- As 10 the gist an
and volume of his las; speech it is al
s,ract, evasive. tricksy and puerile.
is characteristic of the man. Words an
vanished secondhand shop sentence
are there in abundance; and as Is b
iuysriabls manner. there is his bit
English cIassicism flung IN with an a
as who should say, Il am SO saturate
with English literature that really can
: help it." No Drawn in this fellow; 4
sturdiness none of the GermInatir
quality; but great deal Of prottiness
a kind that is getting stale: much that
labored; many manifestations that tt
Senator takes part in the canvass Wit
no sense Of heartiness, but, rather, b
cause bis position demands that
should make ashowins of interest iher
in, Mr.. Booth must rub hard again
rough hewn ana rough hewing men-f
of such in many cases is the Sena
eomposed-if he would sustain himse
Senators do not take for granted al
mans home circle reputation
strength, valor and viIility of mind.
must show his PAGES, and if he pro
but q mere rocking horse and not a rea
racer, he will be assigned place amo
the pretty statuary of the Capitol a
left for pumpkins and gaping Joans
stare at.
n,.,. uor-ur NOW ah0ut
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-24

A MORMON WAGON brought the first rat
In Phoebe that ever made an appearance
in that city with history. A Gentle
cat nabbed the polysamous rodent and
mt an end 20 his career Of hypocEacy
aad rapire.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-24

THERE'S q man in Winnemucea by the
name of Charles Pustules. Ii is evident
that be was never vaccinnated. Indeed.
his would be an awful name to get
baptised by. His mothers brother must
be a carb-uncle.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-24

The IRISH TEAM won the Elcho shield
at Wimbledon. The scores are very
close, standing as follows Irish, l,oo6;
Scotch, 1903; English, SOP.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-24

TRAv. JOHNSON, shot by Nixon at
Eureka, is getting on we'll. and will pro-
baby recover.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-24

Yesterday morning Mrs.. Hubert. Al
elderly lady. residing in Humboldt
street, near Bereenvood avenue. Union
Hill, went before Recorder Morgan, her
.vss sufYused with tears, and besouSht
him to procure the arrest Of her son
Oscar. A curious and SD record over
hang. the career of this individual.
Several ysars ago he was sentenced to
fifteen years imprisonment for having
perpetrstsd An atrocious outrage on
little girl. Not long Ego he WAS par.
doned at the suit of friends, who hoped
he would permanently reform. The lad
wen. to the house Of his parents, but
was driven from their door. He then
retired to the caves above Weehswhen,
whore he made his abode, subsistlng IN
a manner that puzzled erybody. lie
ra,nrnei to his former crimes and
became Il terror to ell the little girls In
the neichborhood, many OF whom he
attempted to kidnap. 1t was While he
WIS in the act of dragging girl away to
his haunt on Tuesday that laborers TT
distance were aroused by the startling
screams OF the suffering child. They
rushed to her aid. when Hubert fed
rapidly il, to the woods and escaTed.
The terrified girl was taken home in
in safety. The desperate carries huge
knife and revolver, rendering 1t dan
cerous experiment TO approach him.
Recorder Morgan listened TO the doleinl
tale Of the mother and then promptly
Issued a warrant for the rufian's arrest.
| Policemen were out searching for him
Yesterday. but without success. Many
complaints have been made by the
residents Of that locality concerning the
liberty accorded to robbers and murder
ers, and, unless the police do something
to protect the community from these
FREQUENT and bastard ontrages. some Of
the citizens will certainly spare then
the t,ouble.-N. y. Herald .jp'i9 10.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-24

SARpoU's NEW CoMEDT.-M. Sardou
has Just completed new comedy in
three acts entitled LA Perle Noire.' 1t
is nothing more than a Judicial anecdote
put under a dramatic form. During
thunder storm lightning strikes the hou'e
of a rich bourgeois in Amsterdam named
Ba,thazar. The electric fluid runs down
into his cabinet, scattering cards, maps,
and papers into great confusion, up sets
a box of Jewels and ingots. and skaters
a window pane in its exit. At first it was
believed a theft had been committed al d
Christine, q young girl raised by charity
in the house, is suspected and arrested.
Her fapce. Cornelius. who is sayant
chemist, is the only one who never
doub;s her innocence, and he defends
her in court. The scene in court reaches
its elimination when Cornelius Is con-
| fropted by Blathazar's lawyer. with n
black pearl which has been found in
| Christmas room; but this furnishes an
argument Of victory to the young man,
who finds upon it traces Of the electric
| find. which leads to the unravelllng OF
the whole mystery, and the girl, OF
course, is acquitted. The play has been
quite apropos these last few days, writes
a Paris correspondent. as terrific
thunder storm swept over the city three
or four days ago. and. although no lives
were lost, the tricks played by the light
ming were so abundant and curious as to
have provoked the recital Of various
strange things accomplished by cleo.
tricity, one OF which was the pefiec,
restoration Of a cripple of many years
suffering during thunder storm.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-24

INDICTMENTS against Leader and Hrlce,
for the crime Of wiliul and corrupt per
iury. were found by the Grand Jury of
Kings county yesterday. and they are ex-
pected to De arraigned to plead to the
indictments to-day. They will doubtless
oct their deserts in the State Prison, but
their convictions will depend as much
! on the confession of Price and the SELF
contradictions OF Loader as on the testl-
mony of Mr.. Beecher and Mrs. 1ilton,
| the only witnesses against them. If their
filthy story had been consistent with
itself and steadily adhered to II would
have been difficult to convict them. be-
cause the parties TO such illicit inter
course AZ they swore TO would equally
contradict them whether their story were
true or false. Its intrinsic improbabll-
itv and their own confessions and con-
tradictions make a very strong case
against them, and their trial may moi
occupv more minutes than that of Mr.
Reecher did DAYS. They have really nc
defense, and will receive speedy retribu
,iou. Moulton W lever be tried fol
perjury. aud it wou.d be absurd to ct
tempt it. because be could never be con
victed if guilty. The law requires t1'
witnesses in case Of perjury, and from
the nature of the circumstances Moultol
could not be confronted with but one. l
he committed perjury it was ID swear
ing to statements made to him by Mr.
Beecher when they were alone. and Mr.
Beecher is the only witness who coul
be brought into court to contradict him
. There will be no perjury trials excep
those Of Loader and Priee.-N. !
Herald, july l6.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-01
q. 3. &nnfePs
Sitter @ein tnll Giien

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gBplltn ole 9ltrppGiiGt Ics nerbens
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bitTtai trtTtbbu!lsn 1onir MAIDEN.
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ina9fH, bitits reribpolt SeiImtiisI naG,uHia.
den, bsiptIli bsdsn Dntb unb lpTiGi unssmsiu
~ bfdtn gunnen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-01

Saben @bf6ieb eenSmmen. -
8aun batisn 3rauHnbe unS Grsnnbs bic ent.
fssIisn Ollie Iisbr Guii&Iafsnsn IsBte @u&s
~ @rabs bssIsiisi, 70 lam 1&cn pisbn bic
1rausrIunbe bnB tuIsbuum spsi @Iista aus
ber GamiIIsnIsiis ssriFtn tpprbsn Isirn, unb
ispar SL faDisr WiIIsL Rh&n AM
DisnAas farb, unb bic @nilin bss Srn. So u.
10 SSbItr tnsn abIsbtn am SurItbtsu
Samitas sricIeis. - @abrsub unlrs Siabt In
Srn. @iar sinsn irIstIIGsn unb bsFanuisu
Burger SsTIIsrtn, psrIIrt Sr. SRbIn cine Sc.
tsnsssfabriin bsrsn 9srIul ibn tIsf nl$alint
iinb riebsrbsusf. ole tar sins frcmms Gbri.
PIN nnO CUTE Na&tariu, mt mar sin irsuta
MitsIisb bss bsuilGn 8rautn SeranTsn. uni
ilntsrilHBunss. .@rsIns, tusI&s an itr cine ita
iiss MiiurbsiisIin usrIirsH.-1 -1Ssm BE gnt.
f&Iafsnsn lanft ruben bic sum Gage trs frubsr
@Istnlsbsns.