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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-07

Louis a. Cooley, tho well.known pro
prietor Of "Godey's Lady's Book" died Fri
day at his residence in Philadelphia, aged x
years.
FOREIGN. r.
Russia is very much stirred up about AT.
! ghanistan, and threats OF war are the order
of the day, The uninterrupted success Of
the British invasion 50 far shows Russiath
she has no time TO lose in saying what she
has to say. of course she could do nothing
in the way Of stopping British occupation az
present, unless that can be done by threats,
but in a few months she might have a for
midable force on the ground, As her only
prctence for interference Is that her domin-
ION in Asia would be ciTectually threatened
If British annexed c6rtain parts Of Afghanis-
tan, and as no territory whibh Russia has at
present wupld be so threatened, il is evident
that she is contending for the safety Of do
miniOns yet to be conquered. The tribes Of
Central Asia must see this, and unless they
are fohdef Of Russiai rule than they have
been hitherto, they are likely TO oppose the
advance if the Cars armies toward Afghan
istan. - ~ " ''~,". 30
A most ingenious piece Of rhscalty has
just been perpetrated upon a wealthy French
merchant living near Paris. He received a
letter telling him that box or treasure was
hidden in his garden, and that the writer
would reveal the spot if he was allowed to
take half the money. After somiehesitation
the merchant accepted these terms, and his
corresthndenE soon paid him visit. Sure
enough a chest was discovered containing
$1,000 in silver five franc pieces, The
stranger took his half, but finding II very
heavy asked the merchant to give him notes
for his share The nierchsnt was only too
pleased 10 accommodate his beneEActof; aud
was In high glee until he found that all the
silver pieces were counterfeit, iu n.''.-
The English have met with Some success
es and one severe repuiAe in their invasion
Of Aighanistan. The Ameer; Is calling Ills
chiefs to arms, and preparing 10 defend his
capltal! 80 "a. : ~ - -t' u
st. Petersburg journals state that all re-
ports Of speech made by General Kaufman
on presenting asword to the Ameer's envoy
are fabrications, and they are officially de-
nied. ""' a. IA
The Council of Ministers at Madrid has
decided to expel all foreigners belonging to
the International Society ffUm Spain. '-.
European Turkey is blill the scene Of dis
pute between the different powers,
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REPORT OF COAL transported over Lehij
4 Susqu"h hanna pIYislon. Central Il. II. Of Ne
Jprsp fnt Uuva pnuinp Nnv 1879
NEWS GOSSIP.

Every case Of cough or cold is warranted
to be cured by DIR. Haas EYpeetorant, if
properly used. O.. =
The ice house and stable of D. W. Woods,
near Lewistown, Pa, were destroyed early
Sunday morning by fire, SUPPOSED to have
been the work of incendiary.
Be wise IN time and procure br. Bulrs
Cough Syrup, which always cures coughs
and colds, and prevents consumption. Price
20 cents bottle.
Hon. Lyman Tremaine, of Albany, form
erly member of Congress, Attorney General
Of New York, and Speaker of the New York
Assembly, died in New York city ON Satur-
DAY, in tile 6Oth year of his age.
The first annual exhibition of " fat stock"
will be held in TIE Exposition building in
Chicago, commencing December "a, and
ldstifg six days. twill be given under the
auspices of the Illinois State Board Of Agri-
culture.
Most of the Paterson IN. j. silk mills are
running to their fullest capacity, and max
ing two or three hours overtime every night
The greatest demand is for ribbons and
scarg. From 5000 10 10000 hands, il is
estimated, are now1erployed in the mills.
In nursery wherein all is life and laugh
instead of crying and fretting, there is kure
to be found DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price
2j cents bottle -..sr %, ,,
The resignation of Daniel Baker, Chief of
the Loan Division Of the Treasury Depart
ment, was accepted by the Secretary Of the
| Treasury on Saturday. It will take effect
| on the LIST Of January, Mr.. Baker having
leave Of absence until that date. II is un-
| derstOod that Mr.. Baker, in conjnhction with
I nv 4 AGataf INF nAa 4,
start journal in New York devoted to e.
nance and commerce. v..;... -,
CoNNuSIoN WINE.-Fhe grape crop Of 4.
/ speer's Vineyards in New Jersey, promises
this year TO be one-third more than any pre-
vious year. His Vineyards in New jersey
and the products from the grapes lie pirehas-
es have enabled him TO keep a stock four
years ahead. None sold less than four years
old. 1t haA become a popular revsning wine
among the best families in New York, and
for communion purposes. ..-.
The REv. HESEY WARD BEEcHER, in his
| lecture ON "The wastes and burdens Of socie-
| ty,''claims "mans natural life 10 be so years,
and as the average life is but 33 years, there
must be a waste Of Al years" There is
much Of truth in this statement. If q man
be unfortunate in business, it is attributed
/ To the violation OfsOme commercial law. Now,
if a person be taken Oft in the prime of life,
ought it not be attributad 10 the violation of
some phySiologieailaw2 Ifpeople only knew
tter,they would live better and longer; but
how can they profit by that which they know
not Off The only popular work that meets
this great want is DR.. Pierco's Common Sense
1 Medical Adviser. In il the great problems
Of disease and health are fully discussed.
The work contains over 900 pages and 280
eolored plates and wood d-cuts. Price, 81 So
tPostplldl. Address the author, Il. "
PeorsN. D, LaA-.o, y, !.
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WcatIlcrIy Items.

VIM. Horn, from Mahoning Valley, was
in town during the week, looking up chances
for making hoop poles.
Not less than four deers have been seen
between here and Penn Haven during the
week. A run down fawn having been caught
by the crew of the engine Meletdt.' And
now there are hunters all along the line.
II. d. Rouse delights in the fact that he
can catch, scald, clean, cut up, and have a
chicken boiling in less than mihutes. We
venture the assertion that he can eat full
fledged fowl in less than one-half that time.
There are chicken thieves about-E. N.
Smith, reports the loss of four-apd Ed.
IIarleman mourns the loss of several fine
Plymouth rocks. Have them roost higher,
gentlemen?
Some $50, was the Amount rdaiized BY
the NJ. +. Church folks, at their recent din
ner and supper.
The Song Bird troupe of Beaver Mea-
dow, will furnish the music for the Odd
Fellows, at their conifng gentertaiinnent.
The ADvCcATE,in its enlarged form CON
tains more local news, and is cheaper than
any other paper in the county, and is now
worthy ofa place in every family in the
We regret TO learn that the wife of r.
d. Eadie, Is dangerously i'll. Hope she will
again recover. ROCKAwAY.
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NIahOnIng TNvinkIIngs.

s We had heavy rain storm Monday.
-Farmers are getting readyfor the winter,
which is expected to be a severe ono. .. ,t..
-J.H. NJ. found his poclSet-book between
Calitoyn and Harrison's Landing. r.s s.,-.
The singing school at No. 2school house
will be held hereafter on Tuesday evenings,
instead of Thursday.
"A. J. b., while out cunning last week,
fell off the bridge below Gauber's mill, and
would undoubtedly have been drowned, il
II had not been for a timely arrival of Mr..
n. Gauber.
Prof, Zander's singing school, at ]. T.
McDaniel's, is doing remarkably we'll. He
has as members some of the best singers in
the valley.
C. X. NJ, while returning home from
singing school last Thursday evening, met
with a strange animal, which he thought to
be bear
j. II. N. has a great deal TO say about
his trip To Kresgeyille last week.
The Sunday school teachers at Centre
Square are preparing Cor Christmas. The
CLASSES are largely Increasing.
Dec. 3rd. UNcLT SAN.
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JUNO.

"A man in Denver believes that the
world will come to nm end on next Christ
mas. lie has prepared white robes for the
occasion, and will stay on his housetop on
that day, ready TO be caught up to heaven.
lie has made no ascension rubo for his wife,
however, thinking that she is to remain and
be destroyed, .. ...... ..-
The effect of the long commercial de-
preston upon the German people is best seen
from some recently published statistics. In
the kingdom of Prussia marriages have de-
creased since 1872 by about one-sixth, births
remaining at a figure much more closely
approaching that of six years ago.
"A number of prominent citizens of vir.
ginia have published a call, announcing
that they have. organized a society to pre-
serve the credit Of their State, and inviting
the cooperation of every citizen. Hon.
Robert Beverly is President of the Central
Society, with which all new societies will
communicate. .~.'
IA boiler explosion at Dunbar, near
Unioutown, Pa, Thursday afternoon, killed
Richard Evans, Daniel Garrison and J. j.
Miller and injured eleven others, one named
Joseph Wagon, fatally. The men were on
top of the boiler house, helping to erect a
new stack, at the time of the explosion.
Charles Kimball, of KendalSille, Ind,
an employe of the railway mail service, was
arrested at Dunkirk n. Y, on Wednesday
night, for rohbiug the mails. lie las con-
fessed his guilt.
Russia has ninety-six torpedo steam
boats in the Baltic and fourteen in the Eux-
inc. Each of these steamers has crew Of
eight men. ... r- .. -..
"A Vermonter has invented "a bottle that
will always turn right side up, thus failing
To spill the contents, no matter how drunk
the owner is"
Daniel Stokes, aged Is, was accidental
ly shot dead bya companion, while cunning
rear Chester, 70, Thursday morning.,
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The Case of jaime. McDonnou.

TUESDAY night an argument was made be-
Prc the Board Of Pardons for continuance
FIN the case Of James Mcdonnell, who is un.
der sentence to be hanged on the 18th inst.
Judge Ryan, counsel for the prisoner, claim
ed that if given necessary time lie could en-
tirely break down the testimony of the wit
ncsscs on which Mcdonnell was convicted.
These men are James Kcrrigan, the selfcon-
fessed participant in two murders, and
Charles Mulhonrn, an equally bad character,
The District Attorney of Carbon county de-
Tended these "squcalers" and said that
subsequent developments in the cases of
Molle Mcguire trials, in which they ap-
peared as witnesses, proved the truthlulness
Of their statements. The Board has refused
to pardon or compute the death sentence OF
james Mcdonnell, or that of Martin Bergin,
ot sehuylkill, sentenced to be hanged on the
18th inst. The Board =, has resolved that if
copies of the additionalNestimonv promised
in the case of John Kchoe shall be furnish
ed to the members by the 18th inst, they
will correspond with each other, and, if the
I facts warrant such action, notice will be Civ
enof. Weeting to hear an application to re-
open the case.
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East Penn Literary Society.

The society was called to- order by the
President, followed by regular exercises.
The question, Resolved, That the rod should
be abolished in our public schools; was de-
cided in favor of the negative. The pro-
gramme for this Friday will be ms follows:
Subject for debate: Resolved: That the In
dians should be exterminated from the soil.
Affirmative, W. l. Williams, Francis Steig-
erwalt; Negative, A. S. steigerwalb O. w.
Heintzleman. Declaimists, J.A. Nothstein,
7. Rehrig. Select Readings, Sarah ]. Hab-
erman, George Dreibelbies. Essayists, W.
A. Greenawalt, j. steigerwalt. The mem
bers have all good courage, and the society
is in a good state. SECRETARY.
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| Az OLD CirigES GoNE.-John Qlaue, one
Of the oldest citizens Of Mauch Chunk, died
on Saturday night. lie was about eighty.
| two years of age. His funeral was solemn.
lied on Tuesday, at his late residence on
West Broadway, Rev. B. T. Vincent ofiiciat-
ing. His body was inferred in Mhuch
Chunk cemetery. .r'"l
PRIzE SToRIEs.-In order to stimulate lit
erary enterprise, the NJ. c. Athcngum offer
prizes for the two best written Christmas
stories and an extra prize for the best humo-
rous story, TO be handed in before the 25th
instant. They must be written by residents
of this borough or East Mauch Chunk The
three stories Of the successful competitors
will be read on the evening of Che 3lst inst.
By the way, this suggests that the ADVOCATE
must also have Christmas story. I'D Co..
THE COMMISSIONERS. at their meeting on
Tuesday, allowed and approved bills to
Josiah Sandel, repairs ON Court House, S2l.-
30 +. Armbruster, guarding Jail, for Nov.
$4,000; J. W. Ratidenbush, boarding prisp-
ners, S24l 90, Exoneratihns IN favor OF tax
collectors, were made to Chps. Gind6r, East
Penn; Charles Lentz, Mahoning; and Ezra
Ncwhard, Lchighton. 70" " "....
LAWYERS FuSERX Xb.-SThe body 81 Jabez
Alsovcr, Esq, Of IIa.lrton was brought here
on Thursday mortiiig for interment. Sew
cral members of the Carbon county bar, with
large procession of formcr friends of deceas-
ed, headed by the Phoenix band, followed
the remains TO their resting place in the
cemetery in the afternoon. The funeral
rite were performed by Rev. Mr.. Jack, of
IIazlcton.
Minor MATTERS. "A. II. Tobias and fam
lily were called by telegram on Tuesday to
fremont, Schuylkill county, to attend tho
funeral Of his sister, who died suddenly on
Monday morning.
In view of the prospect of a an approach
ing lull in the coal trade, il is said, that tho
i. & S. r. r. Co., are disoharging large
number of their help.
Under the auspices ofthe Athenaum, Rev.
J. X. Boyle, of Lancaster, ,lectured on "Swiss
Views" in the Court House, on Tuesday
evening.
Rev. ]. +. Chaplain, Presiding Elder for
this conference district, will preach at St.
Paul's NJ. Z. Church Sunday morning.
The respective good wives of E. A. Packer
and John Taylor presented their husbands
with an heir each this week, the former ON
Sunday evening and the latter on Tuesday
evening. This looks like a .trcight-etnal
coincidence.
Some dissatisfaction is felt in East Mauch
Chunk against the action of the school board
in the appointment of teachers. 1t is claim
ed that partiality has been shown.
Ed. Crcllin returned home from his we'd
ding tour on Tuesday.
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Obituary..

Jabez Alsovcr, Esq, departed this life
about one o'clock Monday afternoon, at his
residence at lEazlclon. He had been sick
but about ten or twelve days with that
dreaded and always fatal disease, pright's
disease of the kidneys. Mr.. AlsoyoSi was q
promising gNting attorney and stood at the
head of the bar in Luzerne county. lie
was a genial, wholc-soulcd friend and com
panion, and his death has shocked the COM
munity by itFsuddcnness. Heleaves a wife
and family of four or five children to mourn
his un,imcly death, Deceased wss for
number OF years a resident Of Match Chunk,
and studied law in the Office of Daniel Kalb-
fus, Esq. Soon after his admission to the
bar he removed TO IIazlcton, where he soon
gained lucrative practice.
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Our County Apportionmcn,.

The following table, which VIC clip from
tae Carbon COUNTY Democrat, will prove of
interest TO our Democratic readers; Under
the peihCcratc rlrle5 of Carbon County every
Ward, Borough or Township is entitled to
at least two delegates 20 the County Conven-
tion, and one delegate for every fifty Demo
cratic votes Polled at the last election for
Governor over one hHndred Yotes-two
thirds of fifty being sufficient for an addi-
tional delegate For instance, a township
/ having 1888 Democrats is entitled 10 two, be-
ing one vote short ofthe two-thiIds of tifty,
/ whilst one additional vote-l3I entities the
/ township To three; lSI and up 10 233 to
four and 50 ON. The several townships are
therefore entitled to representation as fol-
/ lows:
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The Coal Trade,

All sorts ofrumors prevail on Wall stl;N New
York, about the collapse ofthe coal combina-
ton on December 81. Since the auction sale
of Scranton coal by the Delaware and Lacka-
wanna Railroad Company on the 26th ult,
when the prices foil from twenty-five to
forty cents per ton, some of the other COM
panies in the combination have Issued cir
culars showing a reduction in prices as COM
pared with last months schedule. The
Pennsylvania Coal Company's circular, un-
der date of November 81, showing reduc-
tion of ten to twenty cents per ton, has
already published. The Lehigh Valley
Coal Company have issued their circular of
prices for December, which shows a similar
reduction. ,.
The folio wing ta5le SHOWS the Qnanuty OF coal
shirued over the IiehiRh Valley RailrOnd for the
week enGing Nov. 20, lS7s,t and for the ear us
snu II m In -
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Closing Prices Of DEIIAvEN & TOWNSEND,
Stock. Government and Gold, 40 South
MARRIED,


STocKER-KEMERY.- IIudsondale, on 26th
ult., by S. w. Hudson, Justice Of the
Peace, William Stockor and Ellen Kemery,
all ofIIudsOndalsy ua,' -
MuLER-H HoUGH.-In Summit Hill, on the
18th ult., at the Presbyterian Parsonage,
by the Rev. Doremus, Mr.. Milton Miller
to Miss Susan Hough, both of Mauch
Chunk Township, Carbon County, Pa.
SNYDER-KErTRA.-In Mahoning Valley,
on the l4th ult., at the Lutheran Par
sonage, by Rev. VIM. II. Stauss, Mr..
Louis Snyder, Of Afauch Chunk, to Miss
Priscilla Kettra, of Mauch Chunk Town
ship, Carbon county, Pas = 80
ERtN-MoRRIs.-On the 9TH inst, at Weiss
port, by the Rev. J. X. seyfrit, Lewis H..
Krum, Of Luzerne county, Pa, and Miss
Mary Z. Morris, of Franklin township,
Carbon county, Pa.
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T.
i-uPit Knokworshd' Letter will uppca
next week. Our German friends all wan
to read it.
You can buy tho cheapest and bes
clothing and undorware, at the store o
F, Schmidt, weissport. o..
"a horse belonging to Al. Blank, OF thi
borough, fell in the ncighborhood of th,
public square, Thursday morning, ont
broke hisncck.
Through the influence of Hon. W. NJ
Rapsher, a number of black bass were PLACED
in lIelman's dam and Deck's pond a
Bloomingdalc, during the past week or so.
On Tuesday evening, Nth inst, Rev
B. T. Vincent, of Mauch Chunk, will de.
liver ono of his popular lectures, in the Pub
lie School Hall, in this bor6ush. Proceed:
to 60 towards purchasing School apparatus.
The practice Of school children going
about beddlihg tickets for certain kinds oi
entertainments is great annoyance to bust
ness men, and nuisance that should be
stopped.
An overloaded canal boat, belonging to
A. Pardcc & Co., and under the captaincy
of william Best, Of Cherryvillc, sank al
lTilliard & Sigman's wharf, at Easton, the
other night. Tho men OH board narrowly
escaped with their lives.
Elias Dricsbach, Of Bloomingdale, died
on Sunday last, and was buried on Monday.
lie had been sick only few weeks with
rheumatism and dropsy. lie leaves a wife
and nine small children to mourn their loss.
Deceased was about 40 years of age.
George Mccoy, for many years an in
mate Of the asylum at Harrisburg, and last
year removed to the Danville asylum, died
in the latter institution a few weeks since.
Many of our readers will remember George,
when he resided in one of the old houses on
the flats at Packerton with his mother.
A special meeting ofthc stockholders of
the Allentown Iron Company was held in
Philadelphia on Friday, to take action on
the issuance of the 100000 mortgage bonds
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-Ilhrrisoh snyder well-known citlzen
ol loWamehslng township, died on Sunday
night at o'clock alter lingering illness.
Mr.. Snyder was a son OF Solomon Snyder of
Lehl5h Gap, and he was one OF The best
known farmers IN his township. The fun
cral Thursday was attended by large con-
course of people.
..--CAariop Sfits-Dr. oborholtzcr's Lini-
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u n. slEwERs,
Local and Personal.


Subscribers to the CARBoS ADVOCATE will
take special notice that our terms are one
dollar a year strictly in advance, If not so
paid $l.25 will be charged in every instance.
Subscribers getting their papers by mail will
refer to the direction tabs on their papers
aud hcte the date, and remit accordingly.
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n erman Horse aud Cow Powder

Keeps stock healthy and in good condition. IT.
aids digestion and assimilation. IL makes fat
muscle and milk. BY using IL a horse Will do
more work aud a COW give more milk and DC IN ,
better spirits ana condition. IL also keeps pOni
Try healthy and increases the quantity Of eRgsy
IL II made hy DR.. Levi Oberh0ltEer al his mtiisl
back OF i3i \. Third street, Phila, II 10 soldbY
actual weight, at IS cents per bound. by A. j.
DURLING, LehiRhtOn. Nov, ~, Is75-8mo.
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CHERIFF SALE
e. ~ OF .n'r :
Valuable Real Estate !
Tract or Piece of Land

situate in East Penn Township. Carbon Coun-
ty, state Of Pennsylvania bounded and describ.
ed as fol ows, to wit; ..n .t,.-
Beginning at white oak thence by land OF
Jacob WertInan south twenty.six degie ees, east
seventy prrches to d. stone thence bv land OF
ReuOen Wertman sixty,dye and one fourth de.
grees. west one bundled and twenty five and
two tenth .neHches to stone; thence bv land of
Joseph Haberman north Of y-fOur and One.half
one half perches TO stone, south thirty seven
and one. half degrees, west twentY-One an d one
half percbes 70 stone. north forty-one degrees,
west twenty and one-fourth perches TO a stone,
north forty nine and a-half degrees, east eleven
and six Lenths PEI ches TO a stone. north thirty.
SIX degrees, west ninety perches TO stone :
nve deRrees east forty percheS 60 o stone |:
thence by land OF George Hettler south twenty.
seven degrees, east tnirty-four percbes, to n
stOnei south sixtvnme degrees, east thirty nine
and one hall pcrches tO a,stone thence by land
OF Jacob Wertman NORTH sixty-One and One-hRlf
degrees, east sixty. five berches to a stone nOrtn
sixteen, and One.haIt degrees, east sixty.five
perches 10 n st6ne north siXtb0R and oEe-hat
degrees, east nineteen and One.half perches TO a
es to stone thence by land OF Amos Guldner
north seventv-tive degrees, east thirty
and one fou th perches to stonei thence by
land OF John Ballet south fifteen and one half
degrees, east seventy tOuG perches to a stone (;
thence by land Of Jacob Wertman north eighty :
eight degrees east torty-six and seven.tenlhs
perches TO the place OF beginning, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX ACRES
more or less. The improvements consist Of
TWo-STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
twenty by thirty feOt with kitchen attached
eighteen ny thu ty feet. wash-house sixteen by
twenty feet, Cider press sixteen by thirty three
feet, WAGON house twenty by thirty two feet.
Swiss barn, thirty six by sixty feet. machine
shed twPnty.three by twenty .thnee feet ,,and
Seized ana tak Ell into execution as the prop.
erty OF Joseph HolshOs, aua to De sold Gy
J. w RAUDENBUsH. Sheriff
SBERlFFs OFFICE Mauch Chunk. Nov. 10, 1873
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A administrators Notice.

Estate Of Joshua RiOtz, decd
Notice Is hereby gwen, that letters Of Admin.
tsiralun upon the estate Of Joshua KloiH late
decd. have been granted 10 the uuderaigr ed
All persons knowing themselves 70 be tn0abted
TO sad estate will make payment within siN
weeks, aud those having olaima Wi, pTestn m
them duy authenticated To- HetllementtO
THOMAS HORN, AfminiuratoT
MaAonlpg IoV ushl1, Nov, . lsNrNs