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, 1875-07-08

Complaint filed in tha County OF King, in the
Office Of the Clerk Of said District Count.
The United States Of America send Greet
ing:
, 1875-07-08

harvest.
RaF The fruit yield east of the
mountains, it is thought will fall
below the average of former
years. The late, cold spring,
and violent thunder and hail
storms of the last two weeks
have killed a great many
peaches The harder fruits,
apples, etc, will yield nearly an
average.
Bg Jos. Watt, A. S. Watt and
Levi Walker have just made a
survey for water ditch, which
resulted in finding an excellent
water power at Forest Grove for
manufacturing purposes. Mr..
Watt estimates the costs of
bringing water to the Grove, on
the line of the survey, requisite
for milling and factory purposes,
at $4,000.
nea. The Salem Record says
"On the 23d, young man by
the name of Marion McCubbin,
who was at work for Mr. Isaac
Stevens, below Howell Prairie,
cut himself very severely while
trimming fir tree. He was at
the top of the tree holding on to
a limb with his left hand, when
the axe glanced and cut off the
end of his thumb, and split his
thumb up to where it joins the
wrist, and also glanced and cut
an ugly cash about two inches
long in his wrist.
nm- The Salem Statesman of
the 25th says: Intelligence
reached the city yesterday that
Mr.. States, a well-known citizen
of this county, was badly hurt
on Wednesday last. He was en-
gagged in logging on the ~Santiam
for the Dayton Mill Company
and in using an axe nearly sew
cred one of his feet from his leg.
He bled so profusely that it was
thought he would bleed to death
before assistance could be sc
cured, but fortunately the flow
Of blood was staunched in time
to save his life although he was
at last accounts very low.
n@- A horse attached to
wagon ran away near S. IL
Campbell's residence, four mile
below Oregon City, on the 2Otf.
Two sons Of Mr.. Campbell were
in the wagon at the time. The |
elder boy was thrown out of the |
wagon and escaped injury, but
he younger, George, hung to
t until the seat had come against |
him and beat him ON tho head
, 1875-07-08

VS.. PIalntlff.
FELlX COONS.
Defendant.
, 1875-07-08
Summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of Washington, holding
terms at the City of Seattle, IN aud for the
Counties Of King. Kitsap and SnohoInish.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-09

NEW YORK, Sept. Goth, 1873
MEssRs. MILLER tBRos.-Dear Sirs-You will
please accept my best thanks for the box of
"ANTHEO,'' which 1 have fully tried and think
perfect as face powder. Hoping your new prepar-
alton will meet with the success it justly deserves,
I beg to remain, Yours, Faithfully,
JENNIE HUGHES Theatre Comique.
For sale by John Bengston. 7f---
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-09
EMPL0YME NT.

eWsF u W " agents, we have just
what you need. ur 9 X II Mounted Chromos out
sell anything in the market. Mr.. Persons writes:
Il struck out yesterday, and by working easy four
hours, cleared So A lady has just reported her
profits for the forenoon as So; yes erday up to
O'Clock she cleared 81 80. We can prove hesond
question that one agent ordered $500 of these
chromss in eleven working days. We haYo the
largest and finest assortment in the United States;
hundreds Of choice subjects from which to select.
will send you assorted 100 of the best selling
free of charge on receipt of $3.50. Send in your
orders or give US call. Samples by mail 25c., or
II for 81. j. LATHAM & CO..
251 Washington street Boston, Mass.
p. O. BOX 214.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-09
ALMOST A MIRACLE
TESTIMONIAL
once and residence No. a Dauph1ne ST..
NEW ORLEANS Sept. 80, 1873.
CAPT. TRYON J, WOODWARD @

CAPT. TRYON J, WOODWARD
Agent Magures Medicines.
No IS Magazine Street:
ESTEEMED SIR:-From feeling of heartfelt graf:
itude. and general sense of duty, am prompted
to address you and respectfully beg to give you
voluntary and brief statement of my past and pres.
ent state of health. CUNDRANGo LIVER AND BLoOI
BITTERs AND SARsAPARILLA Tonic. My health for
years has been had, but from the commencement OF
this year rapidly declined forcing me to abandon
all character of business and upon becoming com
pletely paralyZed in my right arm and with my
whole right side threate ed, became helpless ana
hopeless indeed, though attended upon by the mos
skillful physicians of. his and other States and
cities, with no benefit; and, in fact, my own medi
cal knowledge forces me to realize the fact that u
less some change and improvement took place soon
with me would shortly die, and made my every
earthly arrangement accordingly, when by most
provdential circumstance l directed to and
met you, about month ago, and, from your gen
erous sympathy, was induced Ito crafty you, blu
with no hope or confidence of benefit to myself)
only try the CundurangO; and TO my utmost aston
ishment and qualification, am now almost entirel
restored to perfect health and that by lie o
but bottle of the CUNDURANGo LIVER Ann,
BLOOD BITTERs and SARsAPARIIIA Tow" L feel
indeed renewed and recurrected n.an, and viii
ever, my dear sir. he grateful in my remembrance
OF you for the kind interest and generous sympathy
shown me in my wretched helplessness, and an
convinced that to the use of Cunderango and Dt
| vine Providence through you, am indebted for
new lease of life
| From sense of duty let me ask that rublic-
| ton of my case be made; and by my happy expert
ence none ueed despair, and that through you, In
the use of CnndnrSngo they may also ind relief
| and restoration to hea.. y when even hope itself
| has fled With respect and gratitude, L remain
yours truly, etc. THOS. M. LOGAN, JR. M D.
| New ORLEANS, Sept "a, 1873.
We the undersigned, being personally acquainted
with DR.. Logan, cheerfully certify that the above
statement is true and correct n every part cular.
I f.- c McCALLSTER
| PM GOODWIN.
| p E.,s DAN'L HICEAR
| Sold hv Censer& Thomas, kockI',and
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-09
INSURANCE At ACTUAL COST.

LESS THAN BALI THE USUAL EXPENSE.
GALL at the Office of s. NJ. HARRIS, No. 10 Illi-
y nois street. (up stairs and get Life Insured
in the Protection Life Insurance Co." Chicago, for
less than half the ual expense. payable Ia month
" assessments. Don't send your money east. when
you can save at least one half by dsing it at home.
Please call for circulars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-12

Justice. Recently. however, evr~ence c'Da
Cpoonell and McAlll.ier =. having bc,.a
concerned m tho r...rrer. IL is snd
that few days cro a letter was thrown
mo .'"hn'..s room containing the words (:
" f"u n.y tho murderers ~ Wrcu and Sanger"
~ IL thuught possible tnat the mssiVn wns sent
bv a Vigilance committee, and wa intended or
O'nouuell and Me Nil-tot. In further support
uf tits theory II IL argued that members Oi tho
Molly Mcguire Oreanix ton very raroly 20 In
such large parties.
The theory ~ = Vigilance committee I cling At
work IL not GENERALLY accepted. There was
none Of that excited feeling which would render
the formation of such y body probable, ana the
murder uf sanger and Wren WIS not auf1cicn'iy
uesn IN t~e r-vni rctrn UI tho chmmuntt, ~
warrant the assumption that O Donucil wa8
kllled In eNuiatiOn " the crime. Moreover,
thcte is hardly doubt that Mrs. Alhster was
shot by design 10 gU ri apatnsi hcr subscdleNt-
" IDENTIFYING the rufnan VINO believed she b nd
recognized MIN. he work bears the unnlistuk-
anle STAMP OF the organization Of murdrrers
who have for long time ierrihe1 anu di,2gacod
Schuylkill county.
Mr. Wenricn, -ihe butcher of Nahanoy Ci'y,
who wa arrested on sustirinn Of hring Upn-
cefued in .the outrage. ~ still cOufnph In tho
Pottsvillc jail. Ills counsel has taken out a
writ uf hNhcas cOruua rrfurrohle ON Monday.
wncn Au examination Nili take place, ma he
viii probably bc anlU to establish an rlii. Irc
inquest WAS resumed this afternoon, and after
some uuimpOrt nt testimony had been taken, IL
was adjourned until Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-12
sUICIDE or LOUIS LESSER.
A Jersey City Dlerchsnt who shot Himself
Becan.e be ConId NO, rny Ills Debl..

Louis Lesser, proprietor OF one of the
large fancy goods stores of jersey City, after Wis
itng his place Of business, aS Newark avenue
yesterday morning. returned to his home, i3'
Wayne street, and greeting his wife the
threshold OF the hasen door, passed up stairs
To- the parior. A moment aftcrward Mrs. Lesser
was startled 10y four pistol shots, and hurrying
up stairs sho found the room FLIED with smoke,
and her husband ON the floor. breathing convul-
slvely, his head swAthrd in blood. In his right
hand, firmly grasped wss a ,ix-barrelled reyolv-
er. Officer Cow ard, who was summoned found
that three Of the shots had taken effect In MIR.
Lesser's breast and one In his head, tho latter
piercing the roof Of his mouth and lodging In
the brain. The rtvolleris of the German needle
gun pattern, cocAs rapidly, and the desperate
man had evidently discharged II until exhausted
he fell IN his own blood MIR. Lesser recovered
consciousness for a moment, and ON a slip of
paper wrote: BAD business IL my cause. | am
hOncst but ashamed cunt pay my debts" On
another slip, subsequently directed 10 his wife,
he wrote " Jennie, forgive me.
Mr. Lesser began business in Jersey city In
lNs,g, and At one time was Tcputed to be wealthy.
In the dull trade If the past year he lost con sid
melancholy His counsel a. :. tloAe. ESQ, was
called late In the afternoon, to take the dying
man r direction. for his Will but the sufferer was
Unconscious. Last evening he was still alive,
but br. petrie said lac could not live many hours.
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MURDERED BY HER LOVER.
A YOUNG Woman stabbed In Fit OF Jealousy
IN her Bergen rOint Cottage.

For some wears there has lived in little
low cottage in llnnet street. Bergen Point Mrs
Alice Cunningham a young lrishwoman. Her
visitors have principally been the coal beavers
AMI iugboat men Of the nelghhorhopd. Among
her more favored caller. was paiiicK Shanahan,
who wa- appnrt ntly devoted to her On Thurs
day afternoon she Went to sail, accompanied hy
several friends, ard on srrivin2 dt Port Johnston
became so intoxicated that she fe into the
water, and being rescued. was tahen home.
Shanhhau heard of this episode, nnu ON
fudiy night accused her of hcias untrue
to him. SIZE deuied .the accuse titur, aud
Shnuahan's jeauu-, bred a Qutitcl. ard the
lower thrI-t "a tarNiug-Nniie into her abdomen tn
the mia. ~hanahtn then hcd, leaving re Woman
nu the huur nurfc ne WH> tuund two hours AZ
trN'ard h> nricAlur sine Is inH .,i;i.d con-
ditiou iu ih. Jc,-t, city charity liu-pi,al
tuiei NlINrrl i~ searching Tor Sddudhin but
has lttlc ntl>- 81 hit capture, a- he Lnd four
h,ur> ,tarl lt BE- believed TO h'e crossed The
klll, to staten laluid aud To have rAue thence
tu lNookhn Or NCw lurN. lC.rfli ittuu~ ~
ShauAhHu have been cent over tie country. llo
l. twenty -cii;nt ycHrttt ngV, sis feet hgh, has
short darh he.r and muu-ttc'', anal drc-- rr neat
~. Ills lvit arm hhd leen aiAi'aiA'ed abpiO tho
elbow,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-12

The Eagles Lawyers Moving for Commis-
-inm 10 LNnmin. INV Cnn . mud nIhnra.

r"" 10 'N'"'"' '"' """' """ "'"''H'
when Mr.. BOwtn'S counsel, IN nrnumcnt
tat,r., I,d,.. R.,,,td. Ga urn.i.l,u cou..pt,d
go .,.. 80
10 allow the ur-i h'cl -hli i'f tln'""'Eh'h-t 'he
BrOnklNu EdCic t. 90 over unfI January. 10 OBJ
tt, ti .i,,,,. t, .i.u,,,,,. tb.,. u,.,,i ,t, "a
d,
Se'"nu -ult LOT clWN'V bh7'u "h the hlltE'u
libel th.f Henry C. Bowen originated the Captain
t,tt, .i, ,,,,..,,,,. t,, ,,it.i, 81, ,,,,ry mr.
'"'" ''''"~o ''"'''"'' ,' ''''
next Tuesday ~ a tlny for trial. Yesterday the
t,t.. t,.,... .,.,it a.. d, .,,,. ~ ,-..,.. .,i,,,-.
INV '''"f''' ',''''e' ' w. i'
lu mat cn-e that 'their answer Wl-ht pc
amended To- snow ihat Nlf i!'Meh hni T"N me
editorial iunu"ntr ui the bltcDcndent 10 JAY
''nNc and the Northern racine tulroaa :
that Tor sWtsN wort nt rnili"id tinck lie
had pun u lie h'aE'. N,rNl ltd aud -. Louis
iHflrnd tnWpuui titt hc had iymfird 10
llnrkWhil 0nni hcr rWlt'hh company hy tnr'W-
cniug 10 publish IN Hrii'" about II. and that
while protesting great ttcrdflip tor Nr. Nccchcr
he wps accusing MIN of un, h'~titN-ali of whl, b
~ their charge 90 hypo,r~N. d' prsVity and per
sOial ra-cality. JrfI o., ,NltL Wished also toumend
the answer tn show thai Nr. NOWrn had used
the Irfslfu2fuf To puH bogus oil companies.
lie n,kcd for a rpuiud~-iun 10 examine isy
tpnk, and th. tru.tee- ~ fhe Northern pnriuc
Kailro,,l and "A cnmuti,-ilu L. examine Mr..
Fsnr.,,lL ia Connecticut. vino Mas one II the or
ganilerS cf tho Kidd -alNaGs Company. The tr.-
titnnn, ~ lny tnnLc Nn. t. hc used la the case
H. hc tried ,n' January,
MIR Charles A. Niudcld fur.Nr nowcn. op-
Il vas made In bad flith, and that M, facts urc-
.I..I s..l.. -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-12
TIE nEGGAR AND rnE BAKER.
McCatchcon's WRlediction. and an IrishmRn's
IndI IsnnIion MY rleri0u. DenIh.


William McCutcheou. IA baker. has for
several months been boarding In Bntting's res
taurant. l28 Greenwich avenue. About s p. 81.
on Friday he entered the restaurant, and was
served with steak and onions. while he was
"holting his food after his usual custom, an
old, inirm mendicant entered and asked Mr.
McCu;cheon for alms. McCutcheon eyed the ap-
plicant for \ moment and then inquired, Are
you AN lrishmany The begrars Yes, sir," was
couched Ia "a hrogue that left no room to doubt
the fact. Then" Mr.. McCutcheon retorted,
you have no right here asking charity. Go to
your friends. There are two lrshmen, he con-
iinued, pointing 10 two pe--on- who were eating
near by. Notwithstanding his somewhat heated
refusal Ia assist the hecgar the saloon keeper
says that Mctutcheun nnde "A sandwich of half
hi steak aud all hi, hrcad and gave II To the
hrcgur. who retired from the restaurant without
Mr Mctutcheon had referred the hcgsar tiien
lrrW angry. une Of them shouted. " n YOU
hadn't been bloody snuo4er, lou would not
have treated a besEnr So
This excited Mc,utchcon's anger. lie crew
red with excitement and began aiiiade Of uhu~e,
winch was cut short hN violent ~ of cUhsh-
Ing, Il. attracted hui lite nnlire a. the tilue.
and his tutHrlrcuturs nhdp nU =, r,fOindcr. soon
g ,.e.M ~, ,,---,~.- -i-,1itrheun grew lilid,
thea puTlo iu the t,D". ami his uHrc-PitiuR
lu-pn for breath told II $50 -.rtngulaiinn. The
police were warned. ana mhdirn h"lr waa SUM
Wuncd. hut before II arrived MCtutr rheOn was
Gird of -irangulltinrl cor heart disease.
NcCutrhruh used To- have hAerrY In Eighth
avenue, between Nineteenth nnd Twentieth
streets. Al one ilus he Was worth nearly
S.Nuu NCN,f>r- occurred, his independent
business and his accommodations we're d'. -ipued.
aud he found himself dependent upon his day
iu NrWlur.h, hri native place. hut two ui his
i've children occupy clerical positions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-12
SCANDAL RETERBERATIONS.
SIX or Eight Different Places In Which Il =
Likely TO Como 20 tho Surface.

Mr.. Beecher's Examining Committee
have asked ex-Deacon West to appear before
them again before next Thursday, for furthes
examination preliminary to their report TO the
church on Thursday evening. Mr west on FIJI
day handed to Mr.. Shearman Il letter to the
chur'h, asking him to present It that evening.
II Is to be presented a, the next meeting. Ia the
letter Mr.. West re-af.rms his position. and
answers tho church In their CRITICISMS OF hts
action In the publication Of his latter In
advance, and repeats his desire to have the
single question of Mr.. liccchei's guilt or in
nocenco Investigated by council, for the salts
faction Of tho-e IA the church who have not fiu
faith in the Invest cations HAT have been made,
Mr.. Beecher's friend, think that the scandal
cannot NOW be kept down, aud cnt reason IT
Mr.. Shcrriuan r election Ia the church Clcrk-
ship Is said to he That hr might he near the helm
n case ot a storm. A. he intir.ated on Friday
night, after tho troubles were ofcr II IL thought
he viii resign. The scandal mpy come mp In the
Loader case, In the Moulton council, in the Wess
council. la the d-cipllniug uf Mr.. Bowen, In the
l.hcl suits n-'Hhet the EoDi, aud II all other sf-
fuits 10 gal.dulle tie corpse idll My. MuultDn.
IL f. @sld, will ~ his lawyers have advised begin
a suit against Mr. lh'erher for mnlciouS prusrcu-
tiun. The toueirehiipual Ministers committee
Hic awailing Developments ia OthOr directions
before beginning tuuii inquiry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-12
TIE CEnTON nonAs.
Tho Water supply AdyHntngrs nr thc Cou-
troct -y-tcm-Ciiy Nursbnrs FC,-.

inc wafer supply ANfNWngtS ~ FNc Nru-
trOct system -Ciiy NursbnrE Fees.
Alfred w. Craven, for nineteen Ycara
chief Engineer of the Croton Department, te,tl-
Gcd before tho Scnnte Committee. c>tri,iay, that
the work In that department and On the public
works generally, could ho done better hY cuil-
tract than 10y DAYS work The work lao super
intended Wrlle Ia the Croton department was
done by contract, and stood v eli a. Wa mpu.-
employed by The day, the city would
save a great deu hY the Hduptiun of the
contract system, he fult sick when hc looked al
the lhhurcr- Workiug ou tine hnult,ard~ hu tad
seen a dozen hhurti quietly watching une who
was cleaning his ahuNci; i'm relation iu the dci-
IA" doNu-town is'ritts. he thought That the
supply could only be increased boy having larger
mains lAld. lie was In favor bl-n of the plan of
utilizing the salt water In the Fact and North
rivers, hy laying separate mains. Ihla would
Cu-t great dead, bat hH Thought that the city
would receive cnn-id, u.hlD hcrrit from H. Hs he
Increased precautions thu, taken for the pre-, en-
tlun of fires misht induce the insurance conlpa-
uies to luWor their rates.
JnmCH toChidne testified that the city Mar
shnl- obtained All they could possibly get Ia the
eases in which they were employed In many
casea the fees wer" cxorhitHni, and greatly In
excess OF those hNcd by lawi In hls belief the
Judges were lcRgued with them, and II was di1i-
cult to obtain any redress.
Thomas Lillis, Of 20 Nescy street, testified that
ho was In tho employ of the Department Of
Public Works from tho beginning uf April last
To the ith Of December, hs a ltb0rer under fore
man COrkery an the Boulevard; ho sHw COrhory
on the works ON several or'a@iuLs 80 intOkicgte cd
that ho Nas utlpls to call lheroH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-12
ncecher TO he pnmnrd anyway 40 Says
FrnBS MouiiOn.

Benjamin F. Bu'lcr nnd Francis d.
Noulton we're In consultation in the Firth Ave-
nue. Hotel yesterday afternoon and evening, Mr..
Mouiton having Just returned from NairHgan-
srtt Moulion and nmlar haze generally suo-
cccded calm and preceded storm la Plymouth
thIth mtitrr.. when pur reporter Chlled ou
ten. liutlrr with rcfrri,Hr SO hi. interview With
Maulinn, ho hrgsed to he excused ou account II
"a pressing engagement, hrd ili that could bs
,llritrd from Muui .nu Wns ihis.
Reporter NoNuu thiu.. hir MOultun, that Nr.
BE thVr viii Dua-rui lu mutual council to con-
slider tne questions plupu-cd in Mrs. MOultOn q
La, letter
Nj Moulton DON'T know. bat he will he
damned % he doc-. ard bee danurd if he dom L
loiLOu u,v tor ,i}t tus at once, good e ening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-12
THE IsLhND MU2DBR.
Two Binekwoirs Island Ccnvicts fIeia tHr
the Killing Of tho Aued Onto Keeper.

The coroner's jury in the case OF Mat
thew Creevy. the aged gate keeper on Black
wells Iiand who was brutaly murdered on
| Thanksgiving night, resumed their inquest yea
terday. Capt. Williams and Detective Lyon de-
! tailed circumstances pointing toward John
Ora; and Thomas Jones, prisOhers, as the prob
able murderers. They ascertained that the
Nny residents Of the island who were out OF
that night wcrc Gray and Jones' The
-. orderly In the Charity Hospital
i've lns, "a n,nut, ~. den Browns messenger
1t was proven that the night Hsia.>' haI orders
to permit thep 80 leave the ph.b,c ~.
they deinAnded t., do -. Alr,ut orr IN Than, -
giving night they demanded cf Night Keeper fuy
to 10 out. Gray said that he was going 10 sum
been taken suddenly sick. and Jones merely said
he was going along with Gray. They wcrc per-
mitted 10 z" out, and did not return until l2aM
ON Friday morning following. u Wa ascer.
tainod that the men had broken into The guard
boat-hOuse, launched one of the guard-hnats,
and rowcd TO Long Island tity. whore they drank
twice. bought bottle ~ whl-,cN and then rc-
turned to the prison, and reached their cells at
l2sN Friday morning.
The testimony " Gray and Jones makes the
time spent away from the island shorter 10y an
other respects ia substantially the -alue ~ above.
Gray had but four dBNS 10 errvo when he went
ashore and Jones three months.
The Jury rendered verdict that Matthew
hands Of parties unknown, but circumstances
point strongly toward Gray and Jones as the
perpetrators. They censure the pcnitontiary
management which permits prisoners to be en-
largcd without passes or other mark ~ official
TerinissiOn, and they recommend that a suhi
cicnt prison nsht guard be maintained. Gray,
whose term Of imnri<pumeut has expired Was
committed to the romhs. and Jones was reoom-
mittod to the Island authorities.
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why rRJsoNrns EscipE.


the Gnnrd Force Ihcrr"-rh'
,r, ,oio-.,i c,,,,,,t..i.,,.r rh,.,,,,. =
i"" '"'""'"' ""'''i'''"' i""''"' ''
Ilennhn wA+ eya'nined 10y the Committee ON
,.r,,,.. ,,.-t.rd,y IT., .,,id th,t ,rn.t ,f the
""r"h"uSo PRISONERS WI" '7''peu ia" away
from the various Institutions when they W"re
..,,t to work and MOI frn,u tl,r vyorlhoi,4r if
- ,,.t ,
s+u' IN lhe ""i"H""'r "''e l""' p'''"'''' 'l'o
.ryen keoper,. More keepers wcro needed The
l,,,,,i- i,,.r al ,horlti,. and C.rr..ti,.n -ep-
-, a.. ,..,,,......i ..t.
h"tl"n' h9 wen '' lhel '""'u' 'He "n' u'l'" VIM