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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-03
THE YELLOW FEVER.
A Foothold Gained Fast Of Mem
phis.
The New Cases and Deaths in That
City sterday-Progress OF
the Disease There and
Elsewhere.

MEMPHIS, Sept 2, Noon.-Two new cases
,vara rerorted To the Board OF Health this
morning: Otto Tayories and DAHL Fowlkes.
-Four deaths have occurred since last night:
Geo. w. Matthews, Patrick W.cLane, Thos.
McMahan and Eug. Williams. colored. The
fever has evidently gained foothold at
Buntsn Station, six miles east OF the city, en-
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Eight
cases are reported in that immediate neigh
borhood. JG. Houck and wife, living In the
sarne vicinity, were stricken yesterday. Rain
has been failing since midnight.
SD. m.--Twenty-e cases In aIl-thirteen
white and fifteen colored-were reported to
the board Of health to-day. Among
those reported this afternoon are Gus Yahrl-
Ing, Mrs Ellen Kaliaher and daughter Nellie
Thomas Meredith, David Davis, Lizzie and
Van Kunze. No additional deaths have oc-
Cured since noon. The National Board of
Health have approved OF the plan submitted
by Hon. John johnson, superintendent Of
quarantine, for the establishment or quar-
antine picket encircling the entire city and
suburbs. Fifty mounted men will be assigned
to patrol duty at once to enforce this new
quarantine regulation.
SUSPICIOUS CASE IN GRENADA.
MwiPHIs, Sept. 2-The following telegram
was sent to-day from Grenada, nj iss., TO Dr.
]. >. Billings, vice president Of the National
Board OF Health. Washington:
"Nrs. Gage Smith and Saunders had
case presenting suspicious symptoms, and
took proper precautions. We ell now concur
In the opinion that 1t Is not yellow fever
"DR. r. w. MITCHELL"
THAT CASE AT GRENADA.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. "A private telegram
from q reliable source at Grenada, Miss,
says: There Is great excitement here over
local case Of yellow fever.
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FRANCE.

:, LONDON. Sept. IA dispatch from Port
Vtndres, France, says The transport Var,
with the amnestied Communists, has arrived
here. There was no demonstration. The
Communists are entirely destitute. A ma
Jorlty OF them will be sent to Paris toni ght.
Paris, Sept. 1.-Advices thus far received
show that thirty Of the Councils General are
IN favor OF Ferry's educational bill and thirty
Two opposed to it. Nineteen have not dis
cussed the question.
PARIS, Sept. IN Boresen, the Roumauian
envoy, VINO Is now making the round OF the
European courts to endeaVor to obtain some
modification in the provision of the Berlin
treaty binding Roumania to emancipate the
Jews, justifies his attitude by pointing to the
Chinese question in America, and also says
that the people are beginning to speak of the
necessity Of taking precautions against Jews.
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HAY rI.

HAVANA, Sept. 1.-Advices from Hayti are
to August 20. The island continues full OF
disorder and revolution.
The Liberals captured two Haytian mail
steamers August II. The provisional gov
ernment Of Port-au-Prince sent troops against
the Liberals at Gouaives. and after bloody
struggle Gouaives took fire. Two-thirds OF
the town was destroyed; the remainder was
pillaged. After bis defeat at Gouaives, Boyer
Bazelais, with his adherents, embarked for
Jermie, which has pronounced In his favor,
and where he intends to make stand.
Gen. Monpoint, aided by the national troops
from Port-au-P Prince, has recapturea the town
of Cape Haytian The Liberals have thus
been deprived of their two stroDgholds in
North Gouaives and Cape Haytian.
The country IS In fearful condition, and
time only will chow how the struggle will end.
A fire broke out recently In Jacmel, which
caused immense losses.
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POLITICAL.
The Election In California To-Day.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2-To-morrow the
Stock Exchange and public institutions will
be closed. Unless the election Is more one
sided than there Is now any reason to expect,
it will be several days before the result can
be known. In this city the ballot contains
eighty-seven names, and the regulations OF
voting and counting will make It impossible
to estimate the result for probably two or
three days. The contest between the Repub-
leans and Workingmen for mayor will
likely be close, On both the city and State
ticket there will be much scratching.
CONVENTION OF THE MINNESOTA REPUBLI.
CANS.
ST. PAUL. Sept. 2-The Republican State
convention met an noon, and after organiza-
ton took recess
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THE QUARANTINE WAR.
Release of the Galyestonians The Next
Proceedings in Order.

aGALvEsToN. Sept. AT Houston, yester-
ut.ay morning, Judge Jones gave the Guaran-
saa sns breakers hearing on writs OF Aabsas
4ode me prisoners were discharged from Gus
neal nealta had no power to declare a quarantine
asta xauea the city charter, this power being in
suTtea ~ 10 The board OF aldermen alone.
~. lne next proceeding In order will be to ar
~ st tt sne mayor, health officers and members
sstnarge 9, conspiracy to q obstruet a and md OBJ OBJ
sEucting the mails. '1 1o.' CAV
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Movement. OF ocean steamers.

NEW YORK, Sept. ARRIVED: City Of Ma
con from Savannah, Charleston from Charles
ton, Harlan from New Orleans, Richmond
and Hatteras from Norfolk
Arrived out: At st. Vincent, G. v, nine
teenth ultimo, Lucia from Savannah; at
Glasgow, Devonia; at Southampton, Neckar
1T Queenstown, Spain; all from New York !;
!ilberlan. !carus Lara, City OF New York and
Westphalia.
Homeward bound FL J. Emmett and Reunion
for Wilmington, Clifton for Charleston,
Louise for New Orleans, Flora for Galveston,
from Calais yesterday, for New Orleans
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SPAIN.

LONDON, Sept. "A dispatch from La
Gsranga to Reuters telegraph company says
Ihe council under the presidency Of the King
will to-day finally fix November rs as the date
for King Alfonso's marriage to the Arch
duchess Marie Christine. 1t is believed that
q commission, composed OF Spanish Senators
and Deputies, will 60 to Vienna to escort the
bride to Spain, by way OF Trieste and BARGE
Iona The vessel conveying her to Barcelona
will be escorted by four ironclads.
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Death Of Ex-Consres.man Rowep

:, FKEDsaRLoKsBURG, Va, Sept. 2.-Gen. Reese
Bowen died In TazwelI county on Friday last,
In his seventy-frst year. He represented the
Ninth Virginia District in the Forty-third
Congress, to which he was elected over J. &.
Hughes, Of the United States Court of the
sented his county in the State Legislature.
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riage at 10 D. m. by the statement that his
presence was required at the house OF the
acting minister OF justice. and was driven to q
lonely place outside the city limits. called
secret political society, before which they
said they were taking him. jeffrey deter.
mined to resist, sprang from the carriage,
and after hard fight succeeded in beating
them off and escaping A few evenings pre-
vvlous q similar attempt was made to decoy
Hon. Geo. Brown into a carriage late at night,
but was unsuccessful. The police are endeav-
oring to unravel the m ystery.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, Sept. 1.-The government has or
dered shat bills Of health shall only be given
vessels by Spanish vessels charged with this
duty. Foreign consuls must limit their In
tervention to certifying the signatures and
declaring their opinion about the sanitary
condition OF the port This order is directed
against the United States law Of June 2, 1879
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On1cers Elect Of the Association for the
Advancement Of Science.

SARATOGA, Sept. 1.-The American Associa-
tlon for the advancement OF Science to-day
elected as officers for the ensuing year: Lewis
i. Morgan, of Rochester, president; Asa ?.
Hal, OF Washington, and Alexander Agasiz
q Boston, vice presidents, and f. w. Putnam,
or Cambridge, permanent secretary. The as
sociation then adjourned to meet next year la
Boston,
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MEXICO.

CRY OF MEXICO, via Havana, Aug 28.-It
is almost certain that eighteen States are dis
posed to favor the repeal OF the constitutional
amendment prohibiting the reelection Of
President. The constitution only requires the
assent of a majority of the States. The ques-
tion may, therefore, be regarded as settled,
because President Diaz will not oppose the
wishes of a majority OF the people and the ar
dent hopes of the conservative portion. Con-
September.
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TURKEY.

LONDON, Sept. "A dispatch from Con-
stantinople to Reuters Telegram Company
says: The Ottoman commissioners, while ac-
cepting the protocol OF the Berlin treaty as q
basis for negotiations with Greece, contested
the obligatory character OF the frontier line
mentioned therein. The Greek com mission
ers said they were not empowered to treat
upon the vague basis proposed by the Turks,
and must consult the home government. 1t
is believed the dispute will be left for settle
ment to the joint mediation Of the powers.
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SPORTING NEWS.
The Best Score at 500 Yards.

VEST END. N. j., Sept. AT the Columbia
Rifle Range to-day A. G. Holcombe made q
score of 1919 out of a possible 200 at 800 yards,
Including 81 consecutive bulls-eyes, which is
the best score on record at that distance.
THE ROSS-SMITH RACE.
HALIFAX, Sept. 1.-Smith turned 8 minutes
from the start, 25 seconds ahead Of Ross. He
led by about two lengths all the way down
ard finished one length and L half ahead
TiIne 20 minutes, 25 seconds.
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T.. CANADA.

QUEBEC, Sept. 2.-In the Legislative AS
semply to-day the motion of non-eontidence
In the government and affirming the neces-
dty for change in the ministry, was lost BY
q vote OF "a to IL.
TORONTO, Sept. 2-The evening telegrams
report that daring attempt was made last
os men 70
clan OF this city. He was decoyed into car
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Denies That He I. Rankrunt-

NEW iOEN, Sept. flames A. Reilly, agent
GABLE telegram FROM the latter this morning,
denying that he has failed or gone into bank
ruptcy, and stating that he has only put his
properly into the hands OF trustees for pro-
meRt. 'AAo -1-A" '"us
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A South African paper announces: "From
and after to-day the exact time of the publi-
cation Of the Star will be announced by the
blow or steam whistle which has just been
affixed to our boiler and steam engine
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Terrible Explosion Of Nitro-Glycerine
Two Men Blown to Atoms

BRADFORD, Pa, Sept. 2-Louis Gray and
Charles Jones, OF this city, were killed this
morning by the explosion Of sixty pounds OF
| to torpedo an oil we'll at Kellercamp, eight
| miles from Bradford. The men were shat
| tered into such small fragments that not a
single one OF many pieces of flesh found
scattered around on trees and the hillside
could be identified as belonging to either OF
| them. A team of horses and q buggy were
also blown to atoms by the terrible force OF
the explosion.
MURDER OF A SAN FRANCISCO POLITICIAN,
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2.-George Schwartz,
a well-known political manipulation In this
city, was shot, In his place OF business, at II
o'clock to-day, by. Dudley Haskell young
man employed in the law office Of Lattimer II
Morrow. Schwartz died III q few minutes,
Haskell was arrested
FATAL EXPLOSION OF FIRE DAMP IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Sept. Am explosion OF fire damp
occurred to-day In the coal mines at Bron-
chomps, In the department Of Haute Saone.
Fifteen persons were killed and large num-
Der Injured
THE FATAL DAY NAMED.
HARRISBURG, Sept. 2.-The Governor has
appointed Friday, November IA, for the exc
cutton OF Drews, Stricken, Hummel and
Brand, four OF the Rabers' insurance mur-
derers. Weise was rernanded for sentence
and Ielchman has been granted a new trial.
WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE IN KENTUCKY
NASHVILLE, Sept. 2.-In Allen county, Ky.,
near the Tennessee State line, on Thursday
last, Anderson Carver, In a fit Of jealousy,
shot and killed his wife, and then blew out
his own brains.
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The MaryIand Miners, str,ke.

CUMBERLAND. Md, Sept. 2.-All mises In
this region, except three small ones ct Bar
ten, are now idle, as result of the strike,
There are as yet no signs OF disorder.
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The ofnc,al yo1e of Kentuckv

VamaouisvILLE. Sept. 2.-The official vote al
hnrn. IN Y Tor Governor Is as follows: Black
81 40 'pCeInoerat) Ceaoerat 125, ,79s, Evans (Republican)
maiors;tG.o tGooke q tGreenbaek) 1884; Blackburn's s
years a. 4,sIl The Democratic majority four
aso Ior Governor was 36. 1871.
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Importation OF More Gold Rars.
New YORK, Sept. THE steam ship Mosel
Saturday. brought 100000 in gold bars.
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The frugal young man who has girl
reads with fiendish delight the report Of the
noisoning of fourteen persons in Petersburg,
Va, recently, by eating Ice cream.
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Hon. Joseph MedilI, after Investigating the
subject, says: Persons who have 1avorlN
the late statistics OF the pipe trade in Ger
many. Ruhla, In Thuringia, Isthe cnleI ceII.e the
Of this branch Of Industry " ,a snas ers semn has a
annual product Of the pnha,,rn past rsM hnTIs
or orgu heais and artificial Or Imitation tna
bowls. h 30 that only one pipe 70 Ten o. Of @ .noSe
sold for y meerschaus
in this country are frauds
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Dor .nldsop. the aeronaut, swan from Norfolk
10 )d Peint to-day, q distance OF fifteen miles,
In Elk hours. He has but one arm.
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WAsHHGToN. Sept. 2-The President has
recognized Augusta Bermudez Cobran as
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n 0ne-Arme0 Rival or wehh

son. f1tpfsss ~ MONROE, Sept IA. T.. Donald |
oaitlmore, brother Of the late Prof, !
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.AGerman gentleman, who keeps eeven-by-
nine lager beer shop at the South End, treated
himself TO days vacation recently, leaving
his son in charge OF ter pizziness' and d keo
OF beer. On his return he found the keg
empty, and addressed his offspring, as fol-
lows: How is dis, Yowcob, dat you make me
only und dollar un dirty cents for dose keg of
peer? Show me how you draws der peer"
faWcob took the glass and drew 1t nearly full
OF beer, with but the least margin OF froth,
W1.n the old gentleman, seiziDg his hand,
said: You make dose glasses stand higher
down from der keg, YaWcob, der profit Ia der
peer pizziness is In der pubbles. ri Boston
Commercial Bulletin.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
Some Matters of Moment Beyond
Our Borders.

A Speck of War in the East-The
Fisheries Question Again-In-
surrection in Hayti~ The
Cuban Auth critics and
Consular Health
Certificates.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-21

= = d If saf
he struck 1t againsta . tree with . force
that shivered the stock and bent the
iron nearly double; then throwing il
down, pntting HE hands over his
bresst, and uttertng the most terrible
howlings aud shriekings of rage and
pain. be hastily disappeared in the
dense jungle, leaving me to thank
heaven 1 had 90 miraculously escaped
unhsrmed. =, 1.i..ea. -
Mocha had been stunned, and his
breast badly lacersted, but he was
neither killed nor MORALLY wounded !;
and dressing his wounds as we'll ~ I
could. l got the poor fellow upon his
feet, and assisted him back to the YES.
sci, where our surgeons attended to
his case. and soon restored him to
health. did not forget that he had
saved my life. aud l assure you made
him proud and happy OF the heroism
he had display ed in my behalf. =
Whether the gorilla died OF his
wounds or not I never knew, and
never felt the least curl osity to 60 and
see. Certain It IL, he took his akin
away with him, and I was only too
glad to see tho last of him. He was
the first Of his kind ever saw alive,
and with heavens permission, he will
be the last shall ever look upon in
his native Jungle. a.
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The speech of John Sherman, tleliv-
cred 1T Portland, Maine on the asa of
July, was % somewhat remarkable
production, coming as IL did from so
prominent an officer Of the govern
anent and candidate for the chief mag
istrscy of the natfon.i II was devoted
in the main to q defence OF his policy
Of resumption, and.l to- . rehearsal of
the manner in whicir the pubic debt
had been refunded into low interest
bonds. Before entering on this SUBJ
ject, however. he tdeyo'ei q few min
utes to political questions (which. he
declared, were more important than
those of hard money, or soft money,
greenbacks or bank notes. THIS Rert
of his speech, brief, though. it iss is 80
prolific of falsehoods that We. cannpt
permit it TO- pass tunnotieed- In speak
ing fthe revival of the doctrine Of
Stated rights by the Democratic par
~. he perpetrates 50 many offenses
against the truth that, they can best bs
pointed out in consecutive form thus I:
Lie l. sssThis doctrine has been the
evil genius of American. politics. 1t
was horn of hostility, 70 the Union" /"
This is unqualifiedly false Instead
Of being the evil genius. of American
politics it has been all that has pre-
served the nation from falling into the
hands of those who would spervert
our system of government aud erect
upon the ruins of the republic mon
archy II not q deepotisffl. The doc
trine was not born of hostility TO the
Union. It had it's lexistenoe atsthe
time the Union was formed, was rec
ognized in the declaration OF indepen-
dence, and in the constitution framed
in 1857 as legitimate ana necessary
part OF our governmental system, and
| has ever since. been maintained and
asserted by ali statesmen worthy of
/ the name, both North and South. 1t
was neYer attacked untll the Republi.
can party came into power. 4.saEls
Lie 2. "It was the sbnlwark of
American slavery" How any person
who took note of the events that trans.
pired during the anti-alavery agita-
tion could be guilty of such . palpa-
BILE falsehood passes our cotnprehen-
sion. None were more emphatic de-
| tenders Of the States right doctrine
| than the old ab0litionists. Il was
ftheir ibulwafk of defence Aglfn6t the
.tencroachments # 4Ae slave power aud
their refuge against prosecution for
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yvoMEN AN 8 MENeFIrak woRLl

i
3 Summarizing from the census Of
1870. the journal of Commerce an.
swers question of the relative mum
ber OF the sexes thus: or the $685.
37l persons In the United States. &C.
cording 10 tho last national census
(this was In 1870, there are over 43,
co., coo now) l9. 9.493,565 were maies.
and 9.O64. .S06 were females. $50 wo-
men to 1000 men. No census OF the
world has been taken, but We have the
proportion of women in all countries
where an enumeration has been made.
The highest in Europe is in Scotland,
which has l .O96 women to /. 600 men.
Ireland has l ,O50: England aud Wales
IO54 France has LOOT; old Prussia
l,O3O. The lowest in Europe is in
Greece, which has but $40 women to
], l,O00 men. The total Of all Europe II
I,O21 women, to 1000 men; the. total
of Amsrioa, $50 women to / ,0O0nsn
the total 81 Africa, % far ss known
975 women to 1.000 mon Of Asia lin.
Guiding oaly Hong Kong in China).
$40 women to I, goo mon |; Australasis
984 women to 1000 men. ,s.'5
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[Cincinnati Enquirer.l


Cincinnati Enquirer.l
When General Ewing left the Re.
publican party he was .. citizen Of
Kansas. aud continued such for moro
than three years thereafter having,
10 the meantime, in 1858. sdpported
Mr.. Seymour for the Presidency. Tho
people OF Kansas had before that time
conferred upon him high olloes. He
was one of the political leaders Of the
State, in the line of promotions to tho
highest honors: and the State at that
time was, and ever since has bean.
Overwhelmingly Republicans, which
party also then held the Natiopat and
nearly all Of the State Governments.
Could personal and selflsh consld-
erations haye induced this change1
General Ewing returned to his na-
tive town and State in 1870 and again
became citizen Of Ohio. z..s.'r
The following letter, under date OF
Noyember 10, 1861, taken from the
National Intelligencer Of NovsnbeF
80, 1857, gives the reasons Why ho
could not support General Grant and
the Republican party. Its addressed
to Colonel O. A. Bassett Of Lawrence,
Kansas, and is a. follows:
WASHINGTON, Noy. 10, 1867.
Dear Colonel:-I have your leetee
of the 10th inst. advising me OF tho
forma tion of Grant clnha hv many nf
our comrades IN ksnsas, ana asklnG
earnestly. wish to be IN accord
with the great party OF kaneaa and
army friends. and still hope to unite
Grant for President. But dret NaQs
to know whether he approves The re-
construction measures; TOR II ne 0oee
~ mischievousTheEet of revQQGb
misdirected philanthropy and lq9k pf
power. would - soon exPooea .
house to stand on the crater orr hvfn9
volcano as 2 State. where whites and
the whites are prOscffOod ana mo
biackamade ruiera iSnchsA esoveta.
mepk cannot lCn9s have tho sheaseaels
sympathy Of any large body 4 White
men anywhere. Blood is thicker @an
watef, and Nortdef1i whftes Wnttydk-
tpathise with 60a tteFA whfe61 - lAb1r
struggle to shake offhfho 3nenbaHof
negro rule. II there were no preju-
dice 81 race 10 affect their Scfi6A lho
Northern people would suill lTofdP9AD
reprodHce in the States of The V1tQp,
Hayti or San Domingo; OF, Any; other
u
rice has established sisos ~. ho61.
To punish the Southern .whl.ee Tor
their, treason the Northern peeRAo
might possibly for . time be willing
to affiict them with such goYernmanf ;
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bns avod fa5f1- .
Il La1aIln TOO
20 VorI. V'I-: p 'NSFoD''15 No. j. ailEf
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Crockery.
49, .-5.

The trade once divided among
four or five stores, now COM
centrated in two stores, max
ing a GREAT SAVING in rent,
clerk.hire, &c :, &c. 49, = =
Ibuy in LARGE LOTS dis
count Avery Bill With cash, and
sell at prices - ~ asi7el I,tH II
"a. ,.s.l.is > fs,; ssssiI7ssi,a j.7Dcf yssE -4i
.ssDsfyings Competition /! =.