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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-22
ILLINOIS
The Legislature
THE SENATE.

SPRINGFIELD, May 2I,-The Appropri-
alton Committees bill to provide for or
binary and contingent expenses of the
first fiscal quarter after the adjournment of
the next regular session of the General
Assembly, was taken up on third reading.
Senator Ware moved to amend BY add
ing an appropriation of $l,000,O00 for the
general school fund, to be distributed as
heretofore among the counties. He said
by accident or design the item had been
omitted from the bill The debate accu-
pied all the morning, and in the afternoon
Wares amendment was adopted, by a vote
of % to Is. The bill was ordered to the
third reading.
THE HOUSE.
spent the morning in consideration of the
Senate appropriation bill on second read.
ing, and the following were ordered to q
third reading: Senate bill 1913, to make
appropriations for ordinary expenses of the
Institute for Feeble Minded Children at
| Lincoln, with amendments reducing the
amounts for completing steam heating ap-
paratus and finishing of basement rooms
By $4,000, and reducing amount for ordi.
nary expenses for two years from $l0Q,-
900 TO $4,000; Senate bill ST4, to make
appropriations for the Southern insane
aayium at Anna, with amendments to re.
duce the amounts for current expenses
from $3.50 to $l49,000. and the item
for a new kitchen to $4,000: Senate bill
373 to make appropriation for the con
struction OF the Kankakee insane asylum,
and with amendments reducing the
amount for the construction of two sections
Of the north wing from 100000 to $65,0 900
and adding $4,000 for the construction ot
detached ward for eighty male patients
The following bills also passed; Senate
287, to appropriate $4,000 each to Penne
, we'll and Wilson. who lost their arms By
! the explosion of pounder at the sol
diers' reunion at Decatur IN October lest
Senate benate bill 247 to appropriate $37,
$50 per aanum for thesSoldieFs' Orphans
HONE at Normal, Senate bill 233, to max
: appropriations for the ordinary or othe
expenses of the Deaf and Dumb Asylur
: at jacksonville.
= House bill Oil, to reduce the legal rat
: of interest to eight per cent, which he
= passed the Senate with en- suendmeI
providing that coQtraots TO pay as liquids
ted damages larger rate of interest tha
4 the legal rate shall be regarded as usurior
and subject to pains and penalties of th
usury laws, was then taken up and II
amendment concurred in. The bill 20
goesto the Governor,
d The Senate resolution for a Slne dae az
,e iourpmept on the 3lst, was made the spe
]. al order for consideration next Tuesda
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-22
Old Medford.

Nothing is Superior to the old genuine
Mediord Rum from Daniel Lawrence &
Son, Boston. They keep only a strictly
pure article. For sale by all first class
dealers inRock Island. Inquire for
Daniel Lawrence & Sons genuine old
Medford.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, May 22.-The menagerie es-
Acknowledgment, owned by j. M. French,
FIVE miles north of this city, was destroyed
by-fre this morning. The elephant, Sui.
tan, five lions, zebra, leopard, stag and
many other valuable animals, were cremat-
ed. Loss heavy; insurance small.
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Chicago MarGet.

CHICAGO, May y
Wheat-Strong and higher; 00A cash; DIX
bid June; 00% July.
Corn-stronger; 8814 May; s65s asked June /;
37as July.
0ats-strong; 30A bid cash; 29sl asked June
SOL asked July.
Rye-Nominal.
Barley-Quiet-
Pork-strong and higher; 8 70 cash and June
so July.
Lard-Firm and higher; Is cash; 6 17,S June
80 asked August.
Whisky-LOWer
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-22

WASHINGTON, May % Indications Tor
upper Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys: Lower pressure, increasing south
easterIy winds and warmer, partly ciouoy
or cloudy weather, with local rains, prlncl'
pally in the latter.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-22

Frank Miller's Harness Oil and Backing
is pronounced by the trade generally to be
the best manufactured. The grade OF
these goods is always standard and their
reputation unsurpassed anywhere. Inc
firm is one Of the Oldest in the country and
has the largest trade in its line. dff
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-22

Nausea, headache, furred tongue, bit
ter mouth and bad breath in the morning,
are all dismissed by Milk of Maenesia, a
remedy indorsed By the family. The ner-
vous sensations produced by indigestion
are always conguFed by it. Druggists sell
it.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-22
st. Louis Market.

ST. Louis, May 70.
Wheat-Opened higher; closed lower; No red
1914 cash; 121l11 10 closing 1917 June; 055s
O. 06A closing 05H July; No 3. 1 90 bid
Corn-Opened higher closed lower; 35A cash
and May; 35h 935x June; S61z0368 closing 369s
July
Oa:s-Higher; 295SGs0.
Whisky-1U3.
Pork Easy; jobbing $4,000
Lard-Nominal.
LIVE STOCK
Hogs-Reeeipts 500; excited and higher; York
eIs and Baltimores 1903 60; smooth heavy to
Phiadelphias 5o03 65.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-22

L WOULD scoRN AND CONDEMN MY
RIGHTEOUS TITLE II THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY HAD SECURED MY SEAT By
FRAUD. "-Pesident Samuel j. 1iLden.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-22

Printing, Binding and Blank Book work
specialties at The ARGUS OFFICE. No
pains will be spared to please customers.
Satisfaction guaranteed. tf
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LIVE STOCK.

Hogs-Receipts 2S, 600; moderately active; shade
lower; tsale 9 SOP 55 for light; 35D3 So for
common to choice mixed packing; 5 45G3 go for
heavy shipping.
Cattle-Quiet; receipts 5000; shipping 4O09
IS,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-22
BLANC ILLUSION
FOR The COMPLEXION.

FOR The COMPLEXION.
Is recommended as a Necessary accompaniment to
every lady's toilet.
1T imparts the natural smoothness and delicscy OF
] youth TO the complexion; not alone obscuripg
al blemsbes, but giving tone and vitality to the
texture Of the skin. It cannot be elassed among
ordinary Lily Whites or face powders, but is pre-
pared with view to meet the special wants OF the
most refined and fsstidious lady. Nothing enters
into its composition but the most strictly pure in
gradients and all OF harmless nature. These pc
culiarities have insured for 1t the patroDageo'
ladies of the highest social circles, who for years
have used 1t exclusively. 1t has done much TO dis.
sipate the prejudice against the use of articles to
enhance female beauty
1t is put up in handsome metal boxes, is DELI
ciously perfumed, and retails at so cents.
HENRY TETLOW,
Nos. 122 and 124 Arch Street, t,....PHILADELPHIA
For sale by JOHN BENGsToN, Rock Island.
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New York Market.



Wheat-Shade frmer; very quiet; No white !
IA Junr.
ERye-Dull; steamer hc lower; others shade fir
mer.
Corn-Quiet; western mixed 44016A.
Oats-Firm and unchanged.
Barley-Dul.
perk-Stronger: 10 25.
Lard-Firmer; G 35
Whisky-1 o.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-22
OREGON

PORTLAND, May %. The town of Dallas
is nearly destroyed by fire. Loss not esti
mated
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-22
EEANCE.

PARIS, May 22.-Iu committee oD Tichi-
que of Darien Congress yesterday Sir Jno
Hawkshaw spoke strongly against the
Panama route for canal with tunnel:
He declared that a Tunnel would
become a receptacle of oil waters of
chagres basin and be liable to be com
pletely blocked
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TELEGRA.P1EH,:3.IC. e E.
To-Dav's Dispatches.
FOREIGN.
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, May 22.-Owing mainly to the
influence of the clergy the committee
formed at Phillipolis for union of Ron
melia and Bulgaria has dissolved.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-22
GERMANY.

BERLIN, May 22.-In the German
ReIchstag yesterday Bismarck made two
hours speech in support of grain duties.
He strove to show that imposition of
duties by bettering the purses of the aGri,
cultural class would give an impetus to
industrial activity. England, France, Bel
GUM and the Netherlands were cited in
proof thereof Bismarck disclaimed all
intention Of seeking to increase the i'm
perial exchequer by corn tax, all he de-
sired was to do justice to his long suffering
countrymen by removing to the frontier in
the form of consumption duty, part of
the direct taxes. Debate was adjourned
until Friday. The government proposals
will probably be adopted. The landed in
terest is now urging the protection OF
wool.
In the election, yesterday, of Seide-
witz, conservative, president of the Reichs
tag, the liberals sbstaiped frop voting. VI
2O4 votes cast SeidewitE received 1875
This vote, it is believed, must be taken as
an indication of the future course o.
Reichstag to which for period it would
be rash to set limits.
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ENGLAEn

LONDON, May 22-In the house of COM
mons, last night, the Irish university bill
was considered after an animated discus.
sion during which the Scotch mem bers
strongly opposed the bill. The debate
was adjourned at the suggestion of Sir
Stafford Northcote, who argued the house
required more light on the scheme, partic
ularly as to whether any modification was
possible guarding against the grant being
applied to the endowment of religious
teachings. The chancellor admitted it
was desirable to provide for the extension
of the university system in ireland.
The Frankforter ZeituRQ states that the
Rotterdamche Handlsvereninging Trading
Company loses 100000 forms by the
failure OF Africanische Handelsverenigin
and will be compelled to ask the indul-
gence Of creditors. 1t proposes to pay
them in four and half per cent. bonds.
If this compromise is refused the COM
pany will be obliged to solicit judicial re
spite, which is allowed by Dutch law to
debtors able to prove the existence Of
assets, 1t is said the Antwerp banks will
suffer by the embarrassment of Rotter.
damsche HandeIsveringing.
In heaving anchor on the transport
steamer, China, in Simon's bay, two mer
were killed and 19 wounded.
| New CASTLE ON TYNE, May 22.-Al
the pits in the Durham miners union viii
be working to-day. Coal owners in Ger
many took advantage Of the miners strik
here to push German coal into all Baltic
ports and it is thought considerable por.
tion of the ordinary summer trade in Goa
from Tyne has been forestalled.
, 1879-01-04
.A1IUSENIE ENTS.

THE wIL1tELA1J CONCERTS.
Tho Arrangements hare been perfected for
two more Wtlnclmj concerts. Tho Chicago
public Is indebted to Dr.. ZicEfeld, OF the CHI
caRo Musical College. for these last appearances
OF tho great yolnist. The 1rst concert Tlll
take place this afternoon at Q o'clock, Ut tho
Union Park CONGREGATIONAL Church, as a special
accommodation to West-6i'1ers. Tn this occa-
sion the admission wilt bc s100, with half-rates
TO pupils Of schools, colleges. or ataaetn!es.
WtIheInt will be assisted bY tho Misses Ada
son,ers and Ettie Butler, md Afessra. Emil
Lfcnlng, A. Rosohheckcr, William Lewis. and
Mr. ElcilhcEm. Wllhclnt's numbers Will b.. q
Bach ct,aconne and Laup potonatac. lie
will Alao play Ia tho Adantc and ValinsIons-
Quastcttc for strlnRs-of Schubert. Tho other
numbers will be fu11y tn kcepEng with tue abuyc.
A rehearsal With full orchestra Tlll bo gyen
thla morning as II o'c1ocit at tue North stio
Turner Hall. nlcn the admission fec Wili ba but
popular concett will 10 given by Wilhclm} and
Mr: Adoipt RosenbeeseT, The programms
and The Ernst "Atrs 1lonsroisc,''' ny
Wiiheltnj, and bpollr's overture to "Oasthn."
Herncmnn's new overture "Aladlin." Handels
"Largo,'' and the ballet masic from Rubin
ateln's Fcramors." The concerts arc attract
Ing great attention, as Wi'hcini will play . NUN.
bcr Of novelties and as IL IL not likely that Ito
will appear il this city agnEr, at least not for
many years. Tickets can be procured this
morning at tho Koot d Sons Music Co., l56
State street, and at Lewis g. Newclts, lb2 State
street,
, 1879-01-04

Cir1o, In Turin in one single ycar has dispatched
1,DSS wagon loads OF eggs acroas the frontier to
Germany. Holland, Belgium, France. and I'm.
gland. Each wagon IN rcputcd to contain ab1nt
1a0, ,OO0 cega. No less than 1.B7l of these egg
wagons during the past twelya months have
passed the transit station, Peri, for England and
belgium. Each e0H Is valued By the firm OF
Ctsio At b Ito cents; tho total annual cost Of
and the expense Of transit at 10000 lire. Be-
foru the year 1875 the firm never employed IN
fha best seasons more thnn 2C0 wagons, willie
they arc now obliged to use ncnrlY l,400. 1he
industrious hens Of Northern i'a!v arc At pres
cnt lavin9 an average Of 5o00oo eggs every day,
solely to eupptv the international traffic carried
on BY Stenor Cirio. while other firms arc en-.
plo9[ng 9l8 egg-wARons In the same traffic.
, 1879-01-04

-
necelver Peck, Of the Chicago & Laks Huron
Ralirx,sd, has fs4lrd circular announcing tho
promotion Of L. E. snively to tho poaltiou Of
tienesst Freight Agent, and ". E. Davis to the
position Of General Ticket Agent, for faithful
aud efficient stsYlees.
Mr. Wnltrr L.. Wsund has been appointed
Travelling Agcnt for the Michigan Central mud
Lake shore d. Michigan Southern Railroads,
will lea.lquarters nj 1T. Paul, Ia placc OF lir.
y. 4. Strong. WIN has resigned 10 accept the
position Of Assistant General Passenger Agent
ii the Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific Railroad.
Commissioner Alt,ert Fink, Cha!rulan Of the
"J[tgt,-JoInt Executive Eomnlittos of rail-
road managers, has tssCcd circular 10 tho
ynstous Wcatcru railroads. giving uotlcs that
the JoiDt CoMmEttec, having authorized tts
Chairman to obtain tho cooperation VI tile
roads west OF Chicago aud st. Louis In the dta-
continuance Ut tho Practice OF tssninR passea for
tin purpsa Of securing either freight OF pas
senger business. tho Chairman has reported ia
thu joint Executive COMMITTEES that all thu
railroad culnp4nles represented III the South
Hestern HALLWAY Association, including the
CtlcaEo, Milwaukee, u 1t. l'Aul and the lii.
noIs Central nailsoad Companies. have agreed
to loo ruics heretofore published ln Tile Tim
uNB which are to gulda the action OF all the
ralItuads represented by II, commencing Jan. /
1917, Hna vi which motive IL given to Ill tho H.
trfextea parties. Thtrty-euycu railroads arr
named u having stgucd tha sxree1uept thu
far
, 1879-01-04

TIE tanitoE WAS ~ proud - boy with new
pair of red nllttcns. aoms kind soul 10 Hart
fogu, Conu., had forwarded The club ia.boae
u shark u relic u bang on the walls, and he
had fastened It M between tho bttr-trap aud
tue cuiIee-tnul, 1pd placed under its sharp teeth
tho leeeud: "Doa't bite oH more'n you kin
chaw.n
=" usmtlen," said Brother Gardner - hs
pointed to tho lcgeud, "do laDgutde Of dat
motto I'm not elegant, but do words convey .
hrsp Of solid eanimoR seusc, an We doan' hey
to 70 down ohes to'tecn feet 70 d. Dc mosa!
gxins To- gtt h'.slt Ia n sa.. s~oats.*sin' atss
togedeE 20 do eattn' ot meat M sater'.
i meaus Dat Do pu'son who wants ,ts, to
&c rocks right down In bis pockets or fall
kerchunk tn dc road: It applies TO % youu1
gal who kin use up - day An' not hall Try.
1t applies 10 de- tnan who hnks be ktn asll out .
wa11 caurus Auu dclsbcf dc wotes IN = culllf-
bog. 1t applics to do man who buys up dele
Kuies aud depends On la honest voters 10 pnsll
h!m Ifew. II spp1tes tu do cnap who sails sIou4
do aycnew w,i d. tdcsn lu hla bead dat I'll
business would auddeuly aiop IN casa death
took him RHhY,h
, 1879-01-04

Thn nIatnfnrItnJ Iftlr Of th8 Dead CFCNau1
Enter, t,omplatnt Against thu Executors
Of tho Gtgaatlc lstatc-11e Ayers that
william In Throwing tho Money Away.
6oeetos Dispaiea to 7as Tribune.
New YoRK. Jan. a--Cornclius J. Wander"
bit does not propose 10 alvo William II. any ress.
lie has applied for IN order to tho executors OF
tho Commolorc's Will to show cause why they
should not be superseded as incolnpetcnt, aud
for M Injunction to prevent them from cohtl1u-
inn IN mi a* executor. Until tho question as 10
ssnor.i ~ rctcn,,on shni1 bo ,lrtcr1n,ued.
[en"sa' Ut te.e"l'ou s"SN " - e~ ~.
granting Of hIs petition, 's-'".'-' t',~.- 49,
That william IL, Vanderbilt has no property
.,,,,,h ha Ia, nat crontrrd frtrn t,,e testutur.
nu,sl 10 10" ~ aee ..,. ~ 49, .,sa,s,,,
anu Dis 'ooH,oua' property ,..'I..., nvs sa.su,
, 1879-01-04

DosroH, Jan. 8.-Tho flEst really good house
In the Italian opera aeason Was tonight, when
"Ca.nen" vas Eiven, with Mlnnlo nauk In the
tttlo role, but IL was for from being packed or
dcmoostratlge audience. ffauk was coldly re-
cctved, her failure to appear Monday night hav-
log created feeling against her. Tho opera was
magnt1ccntlY rendered. Mapelson determined,
a day Or two aro. to break his engagement
tomorrow, owing to the small huslnesc, but has
now p1alo up hIs mind to anfsl, tho SEASON,
which closes in t!me forthc Chicago enaago'
mcnt. Eycry seat In the house was aofl for tho
opening might, but the change OF program NE,
owing to Nauk's absence In New York, aud bad
management havo dcmoralzcd the whole pro-
ceedtuRs, aud much money has been lost.
, 1879-01-04

the!r agents that sam equal 10 the freight, cal
cn1ateh At the highest rAta e1acted. thA1l % fe.
taincI BY the Faid railroads multi tho end ns eacn
month, and at the end Of the month 70 es In part
retained ~ rebate In caso Of those thtppers who
10 b. forfeited to Tho dsld railroads In ths csae
Of thoao sh!ppera who hass not sent all their
goodA BY rail. -
And yanr memoria1ists most respectfully repre-.
sent thht the results Of tho said act in thus DE-
atrnJing most lniquitous And unjuat mouopol5
exercised By said railroads Will b OF REcaf Advan"
taoe and benefit 70 merchants, ship owners. ship
PERI. and others.
Wherefore yonr mcmoria1sts most reapectfaltl
rray that the Aforesaid bill may b. speedily passed
By your honorable bodF.
And your memorlsl.sts viii svsr ptay.
, 1879-01-04

In tho County Court yesterday Sheriff 11oft-
mann flied Ills answer to the petition ot Jatncs
". Cooper OF n week or two ago, aaktng re.
count Of the ballots cast at tho late election Tor
Sheriff, etc.
Tic answer admits that Cooper was and Is an
clcctor. Hoffman denies that b. was not
legally elected; that there were moro ballots
nut Into auy OF the ballot-boxes than were cast,
md 600 or nny other number Of fsai1dulo ut
votes we're cast for him; thas Dixon received
more yotes than wcro actually counted fur him,
OF tint any votes cast for him were counted for
respondent; that 500 or any other number Of
votes cast for Ilyau werc cnuntcd for respond
cnt; that In any ur oil OF thu election pre-"
sst. n. tbs as1rna xarnpE p sse III sea
Judges Of election tnli tho tickets
| III each purity Into ptlo, and RaTc each eandt-
data thAvote ot Ills party. etc. that ei.y Voters
| were caAt on what Is ksown "a "9pflt-tlcRct ="
fur Kern which were not counted % 99r MN. % r. M
alieg OF the petition. charges the facts to
| he that tho counting Ut all the votes Wns con-
ductcd honestly and lawfully, md that all tho
! votes cast ior Kern were counted t1r HIN. t!o
aa.ntts that in the recount ot the yotc on tno
bond question certain crror4 wero shown to
ayo been committed IN the 1rst count, but con-
! tends that this In nuWlsc anrets the re-.
snlt Of the election ~ to sheriff. and
that recount Of the votes caat for the several
candidates for Sheriff would In no way clIanEo
tne result Of the election ~ alrcady declared.
The respondent further denies. In conclusion,
that any unlawful combination or eonfeuafacY
had been entered iuto by BIN, % bad oeeu
charged by tho rclatoF, all Of which tie ts pro-
Pcuss d dismissed sih his reasonable costa and
charges. Ia th!s behalf most , wron0tulay sas w.
talueti,n AIessrs. Leako Il Voeke arc tue 10
lteitors Tor the sespoudent
, 1879-01-04

TLe merchants and shlppurs of New York and
other cittes who do business With the inhabit.
ants Of ths Paclac 8lops hare been complains
tng Of late that tho Union and Central Pacific
Railroads tayo been binding with cast.isoA colt
tracts slI shipments made by merchants to tic
States Ut California and Osceuu. 4 petition has
been drawn up 10 bc presented 70 congresas 10
which tbetr grievances aTe rct4ted. u u III
circulation AMONG tho merchants aud shippers
IN New York aud. Nustutl. and has received
many signatures. Tue petition Is ~ follows;
To ~ Honorable ~ s<aats md Iiga.s er Rfp-
r<ssatdttrt. el n Unskd Sa<s 2f =, 4*ea a. xa, ~
aong baslnoss IN .he Vu,ted stasss respectfully
a: e
common csrrieSs, which has passed the itooss u
Representatives and y now before Jou1 hoRofsble
sults bunsac.a III the htxhust degree u tho ship-
plnx cuulu.ercfA sRd 0shes Inteses OF lae coun.
ttr h.. heretofore gssn ~ ~ ea..o - ,'ta4as II mt
Ind Oregon ~ send ahn ane.t goods by rail at hEh
rites OF freight tbs medium Roods W stsan.sts tiA
cIlppsr ships vla Caps sior,. a. lawsF satsa "
ffsiyhs, hit tho Pacific rablsoad companies have
nuw on!ssed tuto coo.aat,an wh ~ taS.ls Assl
nsctiuv with lhs Pacific Railroads II divert tue
eafryn4 u freight entaIsly from tas elippst shp*
mrfch4nty whereby Ill such Mr1chaht aru bound
and compelled to .htp Ill thrF yooe. t9 the stAtsa
OF tal!tosnsa and oregon u thoss soaas snu ah
~ tncIr KOod4 ty iAo said railroads, htRhas rats
ii fu;ht from Them tn tfo saatc shippers VIZ
sson, whom III higher RATES Of freight have been
.xacled IL compete III she mafkes In the said
| Siutss with lhoss nserchsnis aud shlpDess wha
nave ps1 tuuca lover rata VI ffuigt, -Ih4t IL 70
saY. tny mcscusnt whu pays !. cenu pss pound
fssxAt would hass ho eaance successfully ~ dIt
| paYs half that tsts. ,....- .--...
flat suuse, IL compel alotesa!d ulsschanlt
and ,lipucfs u kee good fat1h Ynd u send oil thr
xuvI3 GY tue ;Lncs oI sald ta!ruacs, tAo aiutesat
| snip:t1s are compelled 10 s2rec whcn 'hIp2!Mt
| III .4u4s vita IN. a3sd ra!lso.d eoapln'ts u