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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-04-05
STATE NEWS.
ANDRoscosGIN COUNTY


The Journal says: The Farwell Mills corDor-
alton, RECEIVERS $4,000 from the Maine Central
Railroad on account of cotton destroyed by fire
at the Lisbon station last year. The case was
referredtG Benjamin Greene, agent of the Ca
bot Manufacturing Company, Brunswick, and
to Judge Walton. The legal questions were
referred to Judge Walton.
Messrs. Millett & Son of Minot, have 500
maple trees 'on tap" Sunday last is reported
as the best working day the naples have had
this season. There have been but two or three
good days yet.
Eight men left Auburn Monday for Califor-
mia, and were joined by nine others from points
east.
Messrs Munroe, Record, Laverty and Nc
Kenzie of Auburn, held three reform meetings
at Bowdoinham on Saturday and Sunday. A
good degree of reform interest was ELECTED 80
drinking men signed the iron-clad and 100 per-
sons signed the general pledge. : 3 % &.
The spring term of Bates College closed on
Friday last. The students will have ten
days vacation and enter upon work again on
Tuesday, the 18th inst.
KENNEBEo COUNTY.
The house and barn of Frank Farnham, on
the Pond road in Sidney, were burned Satur-
day forenoon, about 10 O'clock. All the furni-
ture was saved except piano; the cattle were
saved. Some six or eight tons of hay in the
barn were burned. Fire was supposed to orig
tudLo lrOm utItCb III Lu6 CHiuucy.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
Rev. G. T. Packard of Bangor. has recently
completed an historical sketch of Bowdoin Col
lege, which it is expected will appear in the
coming issue of Scribner's Magazine.
The Wing says: The freight business on the
E. & N. A. has been so active of late that spe-
cial trains have to be run.
1t is proposed that the Horticultural and Ag-
ricultural Societies of Penobscot county give a
joint exhibition this year. The idea meets with
considerable favor
sAGADHAoC COUNTY.
Our Bowdonham correspondent writes that
delegation from the Reform Club of Auburn
visited that village last Friday, and since that
time they have done heroic labors in the tenn
perance cause. Meetings were held Saturday
and Sunday evenings with good results. Many
young men who were addicted to strong drink
have signed the 'iron-clad'' oath, and the fire
is still burning under the influence of these re-
formers. Some 30 have signed the ''iron .elad'
pledge, and nearly 200 the genetal pledge as
| the result Of their labor for three days. A Re.
form Club was organized Monday evening,
electing Augustus Brown, President and Hen
ry Purington, Secretary, with full set of off.
GERS, and are determined to make it perma-
nent order. t:
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f. o. BAILEY g. Co. will sell at salesroom
this morning at 10 o'clock, very nice stock of
millinery and fancy goods, show cases, fixtures,
&c
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THE AERATED
Oxygen Treatment.

A GENUINE cure for Catarrh, Asthma, Rheuma-
IA tism. Dyspepsia, Lung and all Chronic Dis
eases is still offered to all who are afflicted at 3S5
Congress Street, Portland. Me-, Room 3,
Cahcon Block, where a large number of testi-
monials can be seen.
Consultation and trial. dose free. ja12tfis&wtf10
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Please tell the people that you saw their
advertisement in the PRESS, the circula-
ton of which, per month, exceeds 400, 900.
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premises,
AGENTS WANTED.
CENTENNIAL MEDALLlONS,
Struck in solid Albata Plate, equal in appearance,
wear and color to
SOLID SILVER Or GOLD,

Presenting large variety Of beautiful Designs I'm
Relief.
These Medallions are larger than Silver Trade
up and sell readily at sight The most valuable
Souvenirs ana mementocs ever issued. A
complete outfit Of magnificent samples for agents. In
velvet-lined Morocco case-includng the Bust. of
George Washington Grand Entrance Interna-
tional Exhibition: Memorial Hall (Art Gallery.
horticultural Hall. Main Building, and the grand
Independence designed by TrumbulD in glt-sent
by mail on receipt Of draft or Post Office order for
$3.50, or win ship by express c. o. D. upon receipt Of
cypress charges Agents circular and Price List and
one sample sent upon receipt of soc. Immense
prohts. Sells at sight. Extensive fields for enter
prise. Address
.s.MEDALLION CO., gig Broadway,
P.O. Box 527O. New York.
mills 80 d&w6m1l
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BowDoN coLLEeE.-The Senior and Junior
exhibition took place at the Methodist church,
Monday evening. The exhibition was an un-
usually fine one, the parts being all we'll writ
ten and well delivered. The following was
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Music
MISUNDERSTANDING. .."......"...B Beethoven
Saiutatory Grafton in Latin,
John A. Morrill,, Auburn
Extract from German Of Schiller-English version.
*Edward c. Metcalf, Brunswick
Genius. ................C Charles H. Clark, Bangor
Music 1-tE'> ~
Selection from Opera"I Puritani' ..s,ss.e Bellini
An Aristocracy; A Republic.
Charles T. Halves, Litchfeld
Metrical version from Sophocles, >,
*Curtis A. Perry Brunswick
Reserved Power. ............... Jere NJ. HILL Buxton
AT Music.
Terzet. Opera-"Maria Stuart" ......... .Donizetti
Alymachus. ........... Walter H. Marrett, Standish
Extract from Isocrates-English version.
*William Perry, Saleln, Mass
The Theory Of Evolution,
r Frank c. Payson, Portland
Music.
Overture-"Poet and Peasant. ............ .Suppe
Bombast. 49,. .Alvah H Sabin, Mason City, Iowa
Extract from Funeral Grafton of Louis XIV H.
n- English version from Massillon
addison NJ Sherman, Lincoln, Mass
The Child is Father to the Man,
Oliver C. stevens, Boston, Mass
Music. f
Iueuicy '.s.s''sss'
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Chambers orchestra of six pieces furnished
most excellent music for the occasion.
Following the exhibition there took place a
very ''swelr' hop at:,he Tontine, which was an
exceedingly pleasant one. Many ladies from
Portland, Lewiston, Bath and Augusta grazing
the hop by their presence.
The term closed on Tuesday noon for vaca-
ton of ten DAYS.
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House and Stable to Let,

HOUSE OF six rooms, Sebago water with every
IL modern convenience. Stable has SebagO wa
ter cemented cellar, stalls Deep wide, light and well
ventilated. On new street from Bracket to Clark.
Spring Street Horse Cars pass very near. Apply at
No. 70 Bracket st. feb2sdtf
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REMOVAL.
Price List of Goods
WESY0N'S TEA STORE,
Nos. 21 &c % Free Street,
II Il a 8
II T. a 9

A Beautiful Chrome given with every
pound.
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e.. "A. WESTON & CO,
Nos. 81 & % Free ST., Portland.
ma16 d4w
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~ to all operations of the trades drawing for car
penters, forms Of contracts specifications, plans,
&C., illustrated, so cts. PAINTERS, Manual.
House and sign painting, granting, vanishing, pol
ishing, kasomining, paperng, lettering, staining,
gliding, &C., so cts Book of Aphabets, 80 Scrolls
and Ornaments, 81. Matchmaker and Jeweler, so.
Soap maker, 25. TaxiderDist, So Hunter and
Trappers Guide, 20. Dog Training, 25, OF booksel-
lers OF by mail. JESSE HANEY & CO.. 119 Nassau
St., Y. apr5d3m
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that he is sane man and that his arrest and
| detention is Illegal
The counsel for the compliments, Mr.
l Strout, then called his witnesses. Mr.. Ham
| ilton Willis. nephew of the prisoner, was first
| called. Mr.. Willis testified that he first saw
| his uncle at the United States Hotel in Boston
1 after his arrival from Bangor. He was wild at
! times and acted strangely. The morning after
| his arrival he jumped ON and off of the horse
| cars-shook his hands in a frantic manner
l spread his money out on his lap in the hotel
l Office and 60 to sleep, but would wake up on
being touched or spoken to. Said that the
prisoners wife was afraid of him and at her
request, as he understood it, he occupied the
room with the prisoner. He did not sleep well
was wakeful and got up early. Thursday he
came with Willis and wife to Portland. They
were to go to the Preble, but on the way while
witness was not with them, the uncle chose to
go the States. She took another room. Fri.
day night he got up in his night clothes aud
knocked at his wife's door. She did not adj.
NIT him and he got HIM back to bis room.
| Other Dights he was down in the hotel Office
| after key to get to his wife's room. Satur
| day he visited the Custom House and English
steamers and called at Mr.. Clapp's in the eve
| ming. He also went to the Museum. Sunday
l he went to church with his wife, visited the
| Observatory, and took ride in the afternoon
| to Evergreen with his wife. Had a bad time
broke the carriage, and his wife came bach
| alone. He knew nothing about the arrest. He
telegraphed his mother to come and his aunt
He signed the complaint to get his commit
ment to the hospital Mr. Libby cross exam
l ined at length.
Mrs. Willis, the sister, was next examined
She was opposed to the marriage on the groun'
solely that her brother was not in conditiCl
to assume that relation. He was in poor health
!, mad seasons of partial insanity and was in
iormed by physicians that it would result in to
tai lmbecility and idiocy. She arrived in Ban
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NOTICE.
DIR. MARSHALL, Analytical Physician

JOB WORK of every description meat
~ executed at this office
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=,
Mr. Rice raised sques,ion OF consider
alton, and the house refused To- con-
slider the bill. Yeas ff, nays l02.
The house thea went into commit
ice of,he whole, Clytfer in the chair,
In order to take the bill reported by
common inyaiid pensions Tor the pay
nent of arre.rages Of pensions, max;
tag ti.ets tlnte ftotn the titr,e7s4 HE
pensioners death or disability.
II was necessary, however, under
the rules, TO s,se each oI the bills
standing before it laid aside By n
party vote, and RS O'Brien and others
sought Interfere. all parliamentary
obstacles to the consideration of the
bill whicl, would take many millions
out Of the treasury the process Of
getting nj ii proved TO be too tedious
and had fnaIly to he ahandnned. Tie
committee rose when the obituary
speeches were male BY Messrs. Jones,
Boone, Lawrence and others. 4Ad:
ionrned.
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Message from the President.

WAsl,isaros, Aug. 1.-The follow
ing message was received by tbs
senate from the president to-day.
In response TO the resolution Of the
senate Of July goth, calling upon the
president to communicate TO the sen.
ate if in his opinion not incompatible
with the pufbtiu interest, any hYforlna-
tion in regard 10 the slaughter Of
American c,tizens at Hamburg, South
Carolina, have tho honor to submit
enclosures relative 10 the Hamburg
massacre. These enclosures embrace
all information in my possession
touching the late aiegtseeful and
brutal slaughter Of naotfending men
at the town Of Hamburg, South Gar.
olina. My letter TO Governor Cham.
berlain contails all eeaments | wish
to make on the subject, as allusion il
made IN the letter to the condition nl
other states and particularly to Loui
siana aid Mississippi. : have added
to the enclosures letters and tesiimo
ny 10 regard 10 the iawiess condition
OF a portion OF the people Of the latter
state. In regard to the Louisiaua
affairs, murders aud massacres OF in-
nocent men for opinions sake OR on
account Of color have heeus uf too re-
cent aud Of toe frequent occurrence
To require recap,tulation or testi
mony here. All are familiar with
their horrible "details. the only won
der being that so many Justify them
For apologize for them. But recently
Ia committee Of the states OF the u
s., visited the stare Of Mississippi. tc
take testimony on fhe subject d
frauds and violence in elcctione
Their report has no, been made. pub.
lie. Iawait its Forthcoming with q
feeling, of conflenee that it will fully
sns,aineall that 4 have stated id rela
,ion 10 fraud anll violence in ths, stat.
OF Mississippi
U. S. Ge,sr,
] Executive M,nsion, July, 81, 1876.
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The Presidents s Letter

-WAsntsGTcS, Aug. 1--rhe pres
idsrIt 5 irftur To Gov Chamberlain,
70 winch he refers in his essage to
the senate is dated July 2Gtb, aud an
swer's Chalnberlaiu's letter Of the 22d,
giving his views of his duty in regard
10 the massacre. The president says
it is the duty Of the ex.
ecutive when properly called on to
RENTER MI needful aid 10 secure peace
aud quiet. He refers to ana-chy in
other southern states which are gov,
ernea by officers chosen through fraud
! and violence which disgrace christian
people He expresses the belief that
the remedy will specially come,
and hopes that it will be peaceful
There has never been desire ON our
part Of the nortn to humiliate the
south. Nothing is claimedofor one
state that is not freely accorded to all
others, unless it may be right TO kill
negroes and republicans without fear
of punishment AND without loss Of
caste or reputaiibn. This has seemed
to be privilege claimed BY = few
states. He promises that he viii rem
der every constitutional aid to pro.
tect life and property guaranteed. "
cilizens. He concluded with the hope
that n better co-opera,ion of citizens
may enable Governor Chamberlain to
| seeure.a faif trial and punishment loi
1tt;;lI oifeaaess without aid from the fed
Ecral government. i.
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FOREIGN.
THE TuYksIS sEn VIA

Lospaa, Avg. 1.-The Tarxs haze
penetrated into Seryia, and will again
assume the offensive. The Montenc-
griu1s ih.ve been defeated At Antiyar,
and a few hundred prisoners have
been released at Phillippoli.
THK EASTERN QUESTION.
The. European congress upon the
eastern4 q uestiou Will soon meet at
Brussels.
USsEcUxIsn II AmunEs.
The unsecured liabilities Of Ieeyal-
ton & DiSpn, iron ship builders a,
Middlesborough, amount 10 $3.50 600
~ RAsknqufrcrs kstq1.c
]. b. Walker, large ship owner,
has hled a petition in banktuptcy.
S. nEAvY LOSS OF TIL. TURKS.
/. RAGusA, Aug. l--Tbe Turks los
in their recent battle at Trebinie, Sc
lin Pasha, killed, and Osman Pasha
taken prisoner; lwo eolonels. twp lieu.
tenant co|onels, seven majors, anc
from 6yc, to, six thoosaed n,en Two
ba,tallions Of infantry and nDeof chas,
senrs were destroyed TO the las, man
All the battailions engaged suffered
The number OF Turkish inferior Off
GERS killed Is enormous. sFhe pur Vi
was continued to the walls Of Bilek
Corpses were thick in the road bcfor,
the1 tiladel, besides artillery AN,
trains. The Mpntenegrins. capmree
| 400 horses ard snammense amount o
arms. TIE Ttfrks we're greatly out
numbered w
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A Sad Accident.

DETROIT. August IA terrible accident
occurred about sne O'clock today 1t Bari
hes lake, abou, nnc mile south OF. II tiisdAse,
in this state, An excursion party tron
CoidwAier, numbering about 900. were
there spending The day sixteen Of them
went ont on the lake, on Nat boat oi
scow, when 1t suddenly sank, sod Dine OF
the party were drowned The water ~na
50ar 90 feet deep where the, bost sppk.
upio5 D. M, nope OF the bodies had been
recovered The names nf The drowned are
as toltewssI II. Taylor aged As; Mrs
Thornton and child. years !. Mrs. Mnsser.
May Cunningham and her sister. L,bbe
aged respectively, IA and rs years, Alice
Hayes, aged l6; Mary Keeler, aged IA; and
Randall Biackmsn, az ID o.; all of Cold
water. The widest excitement prevails al
Hi!lscalc, 5,s
q LATER 41s,,l ~
The following are tho names Of thoss
found up TO Top. M: Alice Hayes, Mrs
Thornton and child, Mrs. husser MARY
Kelly. SLibbie Cunningham. q. II. iTsyl0i
and Randall Blackburn. 10 /,iis3 &
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Indian News from Wyoming.

OaaBA, Aug.. l--An official iele-
gram from Camp Brown, Wyoming
to-day says Indias scouts sent out
from here report the hostile Indians
moving southeast They traced them
from tfie head Of Crazy Wornsn's
Fork to the head Of tho Little Pow
der river. Number unknown, but
believed 10 be large. They corroho-
RATE the reports received from other
sources that a large number Of III
tal4s4aHs ttlleetasAs.sllee making for ,he
agencies.
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a pEsIlAucIlvE STORM


Sr. Louis, Angus. IA tornado
passed pyer 55 il tAstuors township, Csss
county, NJ ssouri, on Saturday morn
ing last, destroying several buiidinhs,
aud seriously iwnring the crops and
other farm products Mrs. George
Webb WAS instantly killed, and her
mother -in-law fatally injured, aud All
infant belonging TO jacob Ryman xiii.
aJ
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yfs Hwscds by Glover, Lewis snd
gAbe&sn H.. y r. PAh Submitted the
Re kilwt 4 tHe I'M nority, signed by
Pr1fe ant4 f3mtfi, ~ Penn. win the

following resolution:
g Hssofrcd That the house finds no
cause OF complaint or censure attach
ing to Geo.t5lM Robson, growing oat
Of his Official relation and transactions
yAh sie tfaso ,l.I C,ske,l McCul-]
loch & Co, u London, and the TEN
porary specihl agents of the navy de-
partment.
Mgs RAk p.slc, = point of order tta,
the committee on the real estate pool
had no authority to make u report on
HE subject OF naval affairs.
-Spefker pro ten saYIes oysrrul.d
Glbvefs resolution then agreed to,
and the matter WAS referred to the
judiciary committee.
Na R4adAlt-fromf- tAe e4ppIopria-
priating 1921 900 for tie payment OF
indebtedness incurred in the construc-
ton Of the New York pestotfce build
ing, whetenpon Mr. Congcr charged
Mr.. Randsit with favoring New York
aud Philadelphia. Nj. Randall in
dignant)y aud fornibly denied the al,
led4l0hi19l ssfi1 III 2t1t)ff, w j1s s3f
MMr.P ratt, member Of the commit
teo On, public buildings, which had
investigated the New York postofficc.
explained how this deficiency had
arisen, and eseplp4,ad ,P94iers The ~.
pervising archi.eet or tl,a strssaa~y
from blaassala she-nsssse, issyia,g it
was a f.HtspfsyAsf y ysls.At, k1ich he
had hihedisi Az. A,At,.tis g predecessor,
Muliel I, 1,s ,tAis th,s gentleman
whom you SO highly commend, Pot.
| 1tets ~ fdfnllii4 q yited 1 e g 5fslyp.
II IS a remarkable coincidence that
his predecsssqs. who, 10 be called to
take bis plaet;hss qdestIcned whclh-
er RAadal.'s 9 lnforma,ion WAS CORE ct
Randaif asked what was the fact
whach Hale said was not for him y
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MISCELLANEOUS
RIOTERS HURT.

BRocKviLLE, Out, Aug. In an
attack made yesterday upon the store
Of Watson Mailett, near here, two OF
the rioters were fatally wounded.
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ARRRs1.sp ON SUSPICION.

rs
Bruce Younger, cousin Of the no
torious Younger Brothers, was arrest
ed "A, .tol'hu night before last on sus-
picion of being one of the gang who
robbed ths-fallroad train near Otter
vile some weeks since.
GOLD AND SILVER.
PHILADELPHIA, August r Fl Ire fol t
lowing is the Official statement Of the
gold and silver coinage executed a,
The United States mint in this city
during the month Of July, 1876;
Nunbcrof pieces Of gold 34,l5o'
value S6S4 900. Silver pieces Il
154 800; value 1858 800. Base 735,
Oe0, value sl5,l5o. Total numi,rr tl
pieces ,923,65o total. yalue 1885,.
45a.eg
q :, = XIV STATE.
WAsnlSsros, Aug. THE presi,
dent to-day proclaimed Gol''ratlo
state.
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he was correcting ought not to be re-.
instated.
Hale supposed that he has re.
signcdEotA his o5sn hdsio6, aid That
there is nothing involving censure in
hi1 g6ia9 but OF Office. ia " & Si5'!
,RAadall.;aI IundeIstaad- how pseple
gel out of ptiice-, rHpw Bris,ow got
our, and hshu anA Dsnr aud ben
derson.
Frye-They ougbtto hare been got
ont.
,HslR KSa.1nld. thea. ma.,s.ctA4lly
do resign Of their own motion.
Randall ll-a4here Is 4 proyerb inat
few Office holders die and none resign.
.ThsibiA was passed.
Mr.. Buckner, chairman of the com
mittcs prrthe aisiric. Of Columbia
reported ! resolution instructing the
clork of The house to certify 10 the
aitorney- general, aud 10 The grand
jury of the district OF Columbia, tes-
timonyrtTArny lcfoss rthsf commit nee
with. Siew fo having civil and Grim
inal proceedings takefl against per
sens stse5rtt n ts,svc vi1ff2trt ting law,
! andsto is se ,cbssined money HEY. Ally
Adopted.
'MF. aHpson nj, 81 chlfl.d893ps cahlfls.d8 ,lp bin IN re re
gard to a measure OF damages in shs
action for inffiageaeti.s Of pasteeaasss pasteeaasss
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FIRES !.,;!
AT CRESCENT

-Is,. At CRESCENT. ~ .f
TRoY, N. Y, Ang. IA iasgc por-
ton of the village Of Crescent burned
this morning. Loss, 10000.
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+ ,ust tNEN66. "A

y eonptfoller Of Ahe currency
Declared : dividend Of twcnty Ave
scest 10 favor Of the creditors Of
City National Bank, Of Chicago.
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Ey-'ess tnAn re eqnired two-
iao4a iag ..46 f0(
ADOPTED.
e eeiaisy sepertsQSt he reselu
Of the rsel estate pool committee
adopted By, ,he bp...e. e.
!RADJoURNAEHT OF cosGREss.
e3aQAend, EpotbitaAr u
4 auth SFi1ed the chairman to re-
coocurrent resolutlon for the
prnment or 5oenI)e1 at. noon on
d.y next.
& sfuelIc ttBT /
tal coin bonds 1860, ,685. $50,
II mooey debt 9 ~, 600. GOO, legal
sss;oocs.oo 90 90 % Af5i.i, si,s5S,
est. e484;7ia, ,909s MD dst1Its, !,
e70c, III; toraI idtefest ~, $50,
Ss Cssk - sreasury--soin A1ei
- Ar{psy erf3f4fp1 2
11)6, ,Ns,
infressufy u, ,oS5! Va ,Af.