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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-02-19

Next Saturday is tho l47th ami
v,rsery Of the birth OF George Washington.
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YES. OF COURSE !

Our Special column is decidedly interesting in
a local point Of view, and profitable reading to
outsiders who want to save money.
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Bargains in Dry Goods, Boots and
shoes at II. A. KnArrgR's.
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Nsw Advsrti ssmsnts.

A TTENTION, RAFTMEN. The under
"A signed has leased the Moshannon House.
at the msuih Of big Moshan non creek, where be
10 p repaired to entertain waterm en- at reasonable
rates. His table will be supplied with the best
that the market will afford, and he will spare NO
pains to render his guests comfortable while tar
rying with him. DAN'L. W. scHNARRs.
Karthaus, February 18th 1872. st.
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A NEW DEPARTURE
LUTH L R s B U RG.

Hereafter, goods will be sold for CASH only
or In exchange for produce. No books will b
kept In the future. All old accounts must b.
settled. Those who cannot cash up, will please
hand over their notes and
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BokouaH ELEcTIoH.-As We go TO
pres. on Tuesday, We cannot give the result Of
the municipal election. There we're three tickets
in the fsld-Demoerai, Repubiicss aud Green
back-as follows -
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PRIVATE SALE
Valuable Real Estate |
The undetsignsd, living in Penn twp. Clear
field county, Pa, offers the following valuable
Real Estate for sale;
446 Acres Of Land, ,


446 Acres Of Land,
more or less, In Beeearia township, lying on the
north side Of big ClearReld creek, and within one
mile OF the same. The above land 10 heavily
covered with hemloek, white oak, rock oat, and
other hard wood timber, and quantity Of white
pine, said 10 be half million or more feet.
The same is heavily underlaid with btuminess
coal, and directly the line Of railroad leading
from HoutIdale to Coalport. Itsvalus Is unknown.
There are, also, other valuable minerals on the
same.
The above land lies about tive and a-haif miles
below the village Of Glen Hope. adjoining lands
Of George Groom and others, on what 10 known
as Porter's run. The improvements on the prop
erty are a good gearsd saw mill, In running order.
a high dam, stone breast, made Ia the best man
ner, ct for almost any machinery. There Ia, also,
a large frame dwelling house and frame bank barn
thereon, and about forty or hfty acres, more or
less, Of the land 10 cleared. Any psrsen
wishing To invest In property Of this kind viii Do
we'll to examine this property. will sell the
whole or the undivided half intsssst, ~ may suit
the purchaser. The above tract Of land will make
two or three farms, which will compare fsvorabiy
with the greater part Of our county. Price and
terms made known to any person wishing to pur-
chase. For further particulars call 10 person or
address the undersigned at 0ranpiAn Hills p %,
Clearheld county, Pa. sAML WIDzMfRE.
Jan. ., ts7s-tf.
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TRIAL LIsT.-List Of causes set down fo
i trial Mt second week, March Term. com
mencing Monday, March fTth, 1873, and contina
ing two weeks;
Annie NJ. Irwin vs.. Adam Hagy.
A. Esiep. use Of vs.. osceola Park Association
John Connery vs..
WIN. Cavenaugh vs..
P. Smiths Adm'p VS.. @. Gallagher's Adm'rs.
7. X. Blandy vs.. Kittanning Coal Co.
A. Robertson vs.. Moshannon L. A l.. Co.
NJ. Mcflendry ct. al. vs. James d. Anthony.
Patrick Rerns VS.. Isaac Caldwell.
NJ. Hubert W. Brubaker A Hollopeter.
NJ. Hubert Va.
d j. Iloar A Co. vs.. Lever illegal.
Geo. M. Brisbin vs.. David Dunn.
John q. Glasgow vs.. Lafayette II. Bloom.
Ellis y. Turner vs. L shimel ct. al.
Boyer, Guyer A Co. vs. Henry Liveright ct al.
VS.. T. X. Dlsndy OF. al.
Co. Nat Bank vs.. Samuel Conoway.
Va. Hiram Woodward.
Lever illegal vs.. EliIa D. Marshall ct al
ELI BLOOM, PrOthonOtary.
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alsw Advertisements.

Ion PRINTING OF EVERY pRscRTP
~ uon neatly executed At this ones
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NOTICE.--Notiee is hereby given that an,ap-
In plication will be made TO the present General
Assembly Of the State Of Pennsylyania, for the
passage Of a supplement to the Act passed the
10th Of April 1873, entitled "An Act to repeal
an Act TO lay out and make State road In Clear
field county, and to regulate the application Of
taxes on the lands therein named" amending the
same so as to authorize the assessment, collection
and disbursement Of School taxes on the property
within Pine district, by the proper authorities Of
Huston and Pike townships. By order Of the
voters Of Huston township. L. BIRD.
| Jan. 20, 1Sf9-4t.
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TURy LIsT.--Nsmes Of the Jurors drawn
81 for March Term, 1879, commencing on the
third Monday, Q7ih), and to continue for two
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Bailrnads.
Pennsylvania Railroad

TYRONE & CLEARFIELD BRANCH
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To TOWNSHIP AND BoRoUGH AUDI
reRs.--Ths period for publishing township ac-
counts is drawing near. Township officers should
not fail to give their accounts the CREATES, posi-
BILE publicity. It Is a matter in which each aud
every taxpayer Is interested. Posting written
notice on tree at the roadside does not Oil the
bill, for the fax payer wants the report In such
shape that hs can look Il over at his leisure. 1t
ia as much the duty Of township and borough
Auditors to publish their annual statements as
that Of the County Auditors, and the penalties for
failip to comply with the Act Of Assembly are
nearly as severe. This thing Of making lump
statements 10 a sure index Of fraud, aud is not
such a statement as the Law eonismplsiss, or the
tax payers expect. a detailed account is what Is
wanted, and II is bsL-iiIe that some Of the dis
trets in this county should comply with the law
Where the Auditors refuse to publish their &C
counts, II IL almost conclusive proof that fraud
has been prscticsd and where the aocounts are
Jumped, |, Is pretty good evidence that there u
something crooked.
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Persens visAias sByshiag 10 ny line, are IN.
vhsd 10 cell asi examine stock and prices.
WILLIAM POWELL.
cissrfsld, Pa, Juns 8, 1874.
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"THE MosuANNoN OuTLET."-The
Philipsburg Journal, last week, got of parable
under this head, and concluded as follow'; The
subject Of an outlet by rail along the Moshannon
route to the susquvhsuna river, which has beer
quietly slumbering since the days Of the panic
may burst into activity in an unexpected moment
In the near future. Capitalists are quietly ma
turing plans by which the rich products---lumbeI
and coai-of the Moshannon basin, may find an
outlet 10 the markets of the World. The geners
improvement now manifesting In every depart
meut Of business, will prove powerful stimulu'
to hasten on this much needed improvement"
Well, none of your parallels at this day. Wher
will you baild that raihoad from Morrisdale Il
the mouth Of the sinnsmahonipg creek
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-02-19

An kInds Of Tinwsrs kept on hand and made
10 erdsr. Roehsg und SCOUTING promptly A.
tended to. |.le 80 tf
, 1879-03-22
The Gunnison Mining Region.


now nre ampiy provis'oned for The winter, and
what now developments they tnay hayu nado
since November arc, Of course, as yet unknown,
a1ld communication Is entirely rut oil. The ell
mate In the Gunnison Valley Is described Us
much mtldcr than here on the nlonntaln,:tops.
abundantly, tho clouds being squeezed whcn
illry strike the lofty Sierra Nevada rat,ge, aud
deprived Of tlctr moisture. Vegetation IS luz
urtant everywhere in the valley, and wheat,
corn, and potatoes can be raised easily. Tho
bnsin Of the Gunntson Is In reality yust park,
being 100 miles long from east to west, and
nearly ns much 10 Width. IN tue centre OF this
pour down the waters Ut the uncotnpagrc. Lake
Fork. cchola, cochctope3 Slate. a,la Taylor
Rivers, besdcs nutnber1css other creeks,
aboundtng Ia aperkicd trout, while thu
aajaccnt woods arg alive with deer,
elk. bear, mud other game. The Elk
Mountains On the north arc suld to be Of onor-
NOUS hight, striking rug9edncss, aud most
writer eays Of Them: They differ from any
other mountains on tho gloho because Of their
peculiar colors md strange fostns. In the very
'front.' rink OF the nmazlng array OF pcnks Ia
Tcoca!ll Mountain, q vass pyramid In bulk md
form, showing the strange features OF successive
terraces, rising one ADORE another, with clH
faces mid level benches. Tho furm Is like the
then, 'tcuealli,' hence thu name. Tcocal' ts 40
preached BY lovely open, grassy valley, with
pretty little creek, deeply fringe1 with trees.
running through It, nnd dividing ut the foot Of
tho mountain, 4 brunch pouring down from each
Of tts sides. Viewed ~ tue bright sunlight, THO
wilderness Of pyram,lal cones glow Ia rcd,
yellow. brown, and deep, maroon, md on thu
known fields Of perpetual SNOW ID alt the Rocky
MOUntnfnS,H g, E. w.
, 1879-03-22
SAVING TIE COLORS.


How Two i'riIisil 0slicers at Iaauduln nioa
In Carrying Them from tho battlefield,
london 7ti<gruna.
Tic rcgmcntal colors OF tho Twcnty-fourth
t,oso "a s,tonoa aa,tn ~, ~" h,..,o"s,s on
nlc1e ~ s!.c1ce usntn oE 1ho oattlehcio OF ls-.
ans'uEa; the noble little garrison nt Rorse's
Drift has becn-rclicycd; but the names Of GER
.no "ps Ilas 'epeas au e.o,y o. LUG GIMP
tllat WA aelcnacd, anu tue tale OF the coloss
that were won. When the struggle was al
well.ptrh snept' wbsu pul:. q md nnrnford
~. ,a.. ha".a ,.".1. 49,, 1o,I.,a unu n.n'o.u'
~ INST peateh o0ek anu hopclcssly sur
rounded, were attacked IN rear and front,
when the ammunition wns exhausted aud
aas,na. ~ 4 raa,s ~, ~ sr a,.. stasy stap''os
4u'"ps wv tanAs u tne !"cntsioultn' VIC
seem 70 realize the dramatic picture that cul-
minated In that ghastly struggle: When oil was
swift Of fout md trustnw 10 t naen nr.wcss HIT
had won h!n, Uniyersisy rcnown m pn at rnany nm NJ,
athlcticcontcst, dashing headiong and cspe?ate. M
through Tho crie rol1ks of tI,s nnn,nv' tnser.
m!pcI to seek asslstauca or ncrlaf II tl,,, nj.
to,npt, Close al hand il Cant. Stawart s,nith,
whu las given up ai for lost, wloss liz % Is not
dis before he had spikeI tln an bo =" ran ',as M
longer deienI "n whn ioc. u ~ ~ rocoit I IL
,ortl woun% hefnrs h hes snon H. HI s
Of dcalInr Heath IN bts cnn,ratfss M s"iiicT
ever feil p,nrc rnrin.tsIv H,t +. ho. endssod
the Victora Cross. md ,,o,r ronc. o A9 ahn TINA
when tl,a 1oors ,n,,st Ia snvnj T. Il III >1 has
over. Tho bstt]o IL lost. hnt ,ho 'r~cntr. ~.
fourth Regiment must be tfue Ia its aar.
H i,n incss.room tah1c ami ~ e,,n ,,n H. ro Il,
tho 6arrick rootf. ihev hsys tS,i viii nrk,a ~. ~
story Of tGc s,Ii colnra of lin corns w1,i"t, fne
Ten ycars Nv nnst havc ,ru u' suluS, Wn'Ga iGs y.
Marv1a Church. Varw;cf. Evctv 1r;vstn ~ ~,
snlter an,f vnun, 1tcntnnant Il, ,'s rcp,,,,o't
l,us read sb,,,t IL, hnttn nf fhtIi"rwoIia,, T.,
IaIo ani ns hecw I,rcti viz cnt.sa'.,s ~ .,,nt ~
rHcurti nf th@ yrlfentnf ., yEtc .ss ,,nr.a'
off ,hn flsd h. fr, nrers In s,'c","s, III ~
whom aieI defending il. Until at iass tts stnut s
dcaerta m ths Srn,,r III ran nv ,sho "edo ta t"t1
mrnt ,yern comncIiei ~ r..trcs. "sM a,, e " uuGr
IN. turn nj rrivat" trhnrd 1sare 1S satn,s uao
man II sho wh"n h. hna.5 .vSnttt,a ,,aas"1 ma"s1n
rMscd ac ~ t ~ fs ~. ~, "al naa
nn.i fn,,md nnnr M voi,n1 Ha,mwc, ~ ,,h o.kns.
al aath Frn his i,i,f,,i rrss,, - r. .'tn to, ~,
, 1879-03-22
EDlSON'S NEW SUIT.
The blight to Ono Of III. First Inventions
to Ito Tried.
nnkfd fsrdk

The Right to Ono Of 1i1s First Inventions
to Ito Tried.
nnston Herdid.
Thomas A. Edison, OF Alenlo Park, N, J., nnd
George Harrington have entered D suit tu cnutty
against the Western Union Telegraph Compauv
for Oil Injunction mud account In tho matter NJ
his QuadruplcI telegraph instrument. It fsa
similar suit to the ono That has beon before ,hc
courts for 40 long, lnasmuch as Il deals with ,fo
same matter, but tho form is altered so a, IN
avoid tho technical difficulties which tie |a,t
ona encountered. Tho petition charges The Com.
pany With falsolY claiming and pretending tint
IL holds nvaItd contract for tho purchase By ii Df
tho invention, signed on Aug. ~, 1874. Tie early
history OF tho invention, WHICH was tho frat la.
portant one by Ed[son Is given. III lbi3
hs aghng general nve2!ons for 4apex
telegraph, desired to navo m opportunity ot
teat!ng them upon extended circuits. lie m.
piled To William Ortou, then Prcsltiont OF tia
Company, for leave to test Ills Inventions oh
sofno Of their lines between midnight md I
ma1e on upward Of 1oo nights, resulting in tho
perfection Of tho invention, which now enubes
fur messages to be sunt over single wire al
the sumo ttnlo II. different or tic same llrcc-
t!on. The contract, wlet, Edison nor cuttns i,
imperative ind Invalid, wns matte soon nllef
with George D..Presc0tt, tho chief electrician Of
the Company, for certain interest III thu ill.,
vcntton on tho payment by tho Company Of III
the expenses connected with obtatutnE tts
patent, together With othcr remuneration 10
Edison. The lattcr Ind previously disposeti Of
two.thtrds interest In tile original invention 10
participation In tho advantageous discovery.
The former suit hns been dismissed by tic
plaintiffs attorney 80 fur n5 It reated to otler
parties ttlan tho present defendants.
, 1879-03-22

It's Of poor people. They must fling nsido their
stmulleity and crelu1Ity, and quit trnsti!g their
savings to man or ltttlo ring Of men. To
Eant over money to Dlshop. or savings bank
to taka such risks, but tlle poor cannot. There
arc only two secure Investments for the poor
man.-the land ind the Government. There arc
a thousand risks which q man OF much surplus
money may take, but fora hard working lsishman M
erument bond,-antl Of these two tho land ia the
better. Aal tho Catholics Of Cincinnati made
Archbishop Purcell their spiritual father, ami
made the lnnds or bonds their financial friend,
that city would have to-day happy priest ard
happy people. The Professor thinks that st.
Peter may, havo been rock OF Gospel truth,
hut Ae Waa not q bapk-yautt,
, 1879-03-22

Trof Swing. In tho courso Of hn artlela in tbe
,Adpanee, remarks that whllu no machine Aas vet
been Invented for picking goosu Or shearlng 4
sheep, tho arraHgeuente for plucAtuR Il pppr
n4an aso to!eraoly complete. 'Withia tl.e last
tWeiYo months, It is sate 10 say, Hut thu SIM
nllc'ty Q! ny poor pcoptS tlat have lived among
lIte CslVsaists u Glasgow, and amoux the Lath.
i1. nes o. Lins!nnstt, and a,nonK the enlightened
Iagans "a! Az q Chicago, has cost them, at least,
o,NoaG Ihts Is q iargu sum to hayu bee1i
tAhea from iatllers and ,nothcEs aud chi,iruIl
wAo ueedeu every cent VI 1t along With
lawful interest," Tls Professor doss not
banker a1l Bishop. llu Gully contends That 4
great change must bo wrought Ia liz money bsb
, 1879-03-22

It will be seen at glanco that mono Of tho
articles which VIC take principally from the
United Stntes IL there any great increase Of duty
except In the itcms "furntture, p "clocks," mud
''na,la n; and IN all Of them tho amount Of tic
importation Is perfectly insignificant. The
Americans could ufford to 1850 the entire trade
In these items, md If they were not told Of It
wou!d not know II.
In calculating the above VIC have purposely
written tue new duty on glue as bolnE 20 DER
cent. II, aa some state. Eluu has been put on
the free list, It makcs the Discrimination against
British goods all the worse. There arc other
cases In which discrllnlnhtlons aro madB In favor
Of the Americans which eanpot be brought out
In tile table. For Instance, in the Item of
.eiaas," the tartR on ssatucd glass. OF which 'ro
Import ton times ~ much from Britain
as VIC do from the States, Is Increased
to 80 per cont: whtlo that on glassware gen.
erally, Of which the states send us 80 worth to
every one from Britain, Is only raised ~ uer
cent. Again, in tlle Item "boilcr tubes, "chicay
brought from the United States, therc !s a .le.
cfeaao In tho duty OF ~ per cont: atil against
thts there Is no reduction Of duty 10 any article
which we take from Britain.
We have thus established tho fact that there
Is not only nu discrimination against the United
States, but, on the contrary tllnt there Is abso-
lutely very little discrimination iu favor Of that
country.
We witl now take up tue case OF British goods.
which Mr. Tilley says lle mas been dealing witt,
tcnderiy. ncrG arc the figures relating to those
articles which We draw mniuly from the Mother
EoHatry:.
, 1879-03-22

for specimens of our golden currency, and ia TIM
proud rossGssor Of d collection comprising a
voncd IL this country. simon Grntz, ex.Presi.
don't Of tic 1}oarI ot Educatlon, Inns the tcpu,n.
t!on of possessing tho largest collection OF nuto-
graphs In existence in this conhsry. William, i,
has Al, Immense collection Of old paper nloucY
and cuns,-nn,onR tho latter being tlna 1867
cont, which has an oxtraordinary value. Pcr.
llaps tlle LARGEST collection In America Ia IN tia
possession Of a Tentl,-Ward ttrngclst IIs &C..
ctlmulatlons, lhe labor Of over thirty ycata, afe
valued At s76, 900. Among them Is cnmpteto
COLLECTION Of copper, silver, a,nl gold tss,ca of
inc United States, togothrr with nearly Guns
plct0 set Of tic old Colonial coins.
, 1879-03-22

81. LnHfs Republican {Dea.).
Above all things let Congress understand TINT
the country docs not want dsadlock ou the re-
peal Of the political legislation. Both branches
OF Congress will bc sufficiently under Demo-
cratic control to mako 1t an easy thing to paas
three separate aud independent bills, repualtng
the laws which authorize tho jurors test oath.
soldiers ut the polls, and Election Supervisors.
without any political rllers, 40 there will ba no
scnblRncc Ut an nttesnpt 70 lntiultslate auu
cuerca the Executive branch Of tr Government.
It would ts . uiasako to lot such false issue al
tllat cotae up; ami, II tho COURSE suggested is
followed, veto u any ono of lie three polit-
tcal bills would bring thu questions they involve
shnrply mud prominently forward ln the very
best shapa for tile Democracy. They can ask no
bettcr platform to 70 10 tho people, mud tluy
will be greatly strengthened II this issue Is mt
covered up with oxtrat1eous questions about tho
policy OF intctFupttnB the whole psogsrss Ut lhe
governmental Hachttlo tu order to force Tho zig.
nature OF the President to these measures Of
repeal, We dou't want that Issue.
, 1879-03-22
BponklnE Out Ht Lnsts


II the murder of Col, Aston within the wills
M thc f,coroa stotr. .1Iouso ahor1d tavc t,o 81.
H.. .,,.a. .s.,,',,s s.,."a... .'I :.'o g.
aeet OF creating puo'tc sentiment a1ashst tt'e
Southern eustom OF carrying concealed weapons,
ho will not havo died in vain. That such rc-
suit Ia NOT Itnprobablc. begins to be apparent.
The Atlanta ron,f,J,,t;o,, fin 1c,,Inr nn,.r ~
s 1.'.a'tA "eet'' 'no .sat5 p@''.f "
tae etate anu one Of ttle pest IN Tile sousal LOOK
Strong ground In TINT direction Immediately
alter the murder, and Is uuremttttug In Its ci-
forta In o,vnkcn lin eo,tho,n ncons IN tin ncr.
n,aorsras. ~ ta ,.nn.sao I'D ] ~ .ba ,rn,.
n'c'oaanes5 u l'c ptacslcc, atu u tne RFcat IN
Jury 1t Is doing the natctlal interests Of their
section. Other prominent papers arc aiding In
uSv,a ',,,h,a .an.,1aa". .s, ,a,,as ,,aa s..'
Mn.n ~, p"Ut' ~ nma"sa, n sua, asa'o ss.
man WHO ~ quarrel shoote ao"h anotler,
being armed at the tlma, shall DO considered
as having armed himself to provoke or
give an insult, murderer. and tried us
such, md hung as such, there will then bc
healthy rouctfon a. to the carry1hgof arms and
the taking OF Iifc." II adds tllats wherever
there aru a class Of tncn who think tilat they
are above the Law, md there are turfCs who nro
, 1879-03-22
Tho lsussan OF Nlacompoops.


Whcther btr. Tilden will dorfvc &uy benefit
from the election OF Mr.. Randall aepeuds Mr.
TIideu, surrounded by q I,uscau Of Nlucompoops,
can never become President OF tho Unitod
States. II 3ir. Tildcn Ii 1dentfhed--as In the
common speech Of tho people he allows himself
to be--wtth such at illogical, Illegal, and out.
rageoua crusade n Edward Cooper IL maklng
against that patrlot soldier, Gen. Smith, vo
think Mr. TIlden will be greatly lowered In pub
liz estimation. We regard Alr. Ttldea as =
70 supporting LIN tor fs.elsctlon to lie Psssi.
lencY. At tho sa.nu tlnu Wa nta Just - Iree
tu SUPPORT any ot4sr candidate. Wo Rsa
, 1879-03-22

II d picture Of mad folly can be imagined shs'
shoull surpAss what was see1 in Rca Kuck, ~;
1t. Tho spectacle OF drunken man staggrIlns;
about tie streets OF u populuus town with el;"s
quarts Of nitro glyccrlne s!unE ~ bug on u;
buck goes as far certainly to seallze Tie acme ..
possibility II, aurll picture Rs anything We eat
recall, Heyctpl observers saw this llial, al'a
wrre lucky enough to live to tull the tale; lhe
man hIu,self wps less fnstunatu. g. flttttn
minutes after le was Bueu," says the d!sra.ss'
rbly f5tgt1,et,c by most terrible cxplos!nn..,.
Ths poor creatlrp had falIe. down, uni tic ro..
lision thus effected between hia appalling ou.
den nrt t!lc pavement uo doubt produced tni t'I
fatal result Fragments VI hls body Wero 1ou.n ~,
QUO else bvlnx Ipiufeu.