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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-03-08
q r O S S & NICK: Ell,
Baskets, Collins. etc.

Gross & Nickel, Frostburg, are day or
night
Ready to provide for the last said rite
OF death which comes unfailngly to all
Strong or weak, rich or poor, and short or
Superb Baskets and Collins claim their
care.
AZ ever the best you'll always find there.
Now, this sad duty we all must confess
Is best done where it's special business.
Careful and complete are their facilities,
Anown and acknowledged their abilities.
Each thing we need they'r ready to supply
Aiving-Our furniture-or, if we die,
Undertaking our burial, they'll promptly
pay
,Needful attention to all our friends say
depending on this they will be the choice
Executors to make the mourners rejoice.
Regarding both the dead and those who
live
'Ehey cheerfully accord all they can give,
And to their desires do ever attend
Knowing themselves as the mourners true
friend.
Even amid sorrow great Toys they impart-
Zeal and true-to the sad, de ia . heart
Sadder a. nearer the friend with v HON
we part.
Much as we love life, yet still VIC must die,
And the mystery of the next to try.
1nthis sad time our friends may do farworse
Ncglecting o employ the nice, fine Hearse
Specially devised to show lawful pride
go all the friends Of the one who has
died.
E'rostburg, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-03-08

CINCINNATI groce:s advertise for
sale in the Sunday papers, under ex-
asperating cartoons, the bills of their
delinquent customers, giving the debt
or's name, occupation and residence,
and the amount of the little bill.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-03-08

A GERMAN paper says that the
repeater rifle, the invention Of an Aus
trian captain, is the best military
weapon in existence and hints at its
adoption in the German army in place
of the Mausec.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-03-08

Monday.
All steamers are appointed to leave Bal
tlmore ut II. m, on their advertised
dates.
Storage Passage to or from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Queenstown, Dublin or Belfast,
$2S, Currency. Very best accommodations
for Storage and intermediate Passengers.
inexperienced surgeon is attached toeach
vessel, Intermediate and Storage steward
esses carried by each steamer for the pur-
pose of attendingto the wants of the fe-
males and children. For further particu-
lars, or passage tickets to and from Great
Britain, apply to
A.SCHUMACHER & CO., Baltimore;
in Frostburg to J. JANDORF,
Feb 10y Main Street.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-03-08

The Bourse at Vienna is a hand
somer building than the Emperor
palace and vas put up by Jewish cap
italists who own it. The Viennese
call it the temple of Solomon on the
Danube.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-03-08

A BELGIAN physician, appointed to
report on the prevalence of color
blindness, attributes that disease to
the excessive and general use of to-
bacco.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-03-08

A DECISION has just been rendered
in st. Louis that the city cannot be
held responsible for damage when
person is run over by fire companies
hastily answering an alarm.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-03-08

&.,- 81.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-03-08

CASTOR oil is becoming an impor-
tant product in British India. Last
year there was $1,000 acres devoted
to it in Madras. 1t has been cultivat-
Ell with success il Iowa.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-03-08

Any article desired, not in the above list,
will be sent on terms proportionate with
its price.
, 1879-02-09
GOOD ONES.

List OF Horses Entered for the anrf,.
| Meeting of the Nashville nlood-itorss
! Association.
| GD<cfa1 Dispatch to The 7t76une
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 8,-The entrie, for
the spring stakes Of the Nashville Blood.Hone
Association were made public today, and show
tue following entries:
Young America Stake No. l, dash Of haJe.
Rile-knjght Temp]ar, Dictum, John Haon,.
Bancroft, Jim Scott. wellington, sononoly
Woodcock, Boulevard, Biloxi and Big Medicine
Ladies' Stake, 2year FLIES, dash Of half
mile-Polonaise, Auricnla, Gold Bug, BQad;pa
By-and-By, Carmen, Sailie Mae, Tipsy, Biz.
Modera Delusioa, Brunette, Wampee, aud
Billet Doux.
Young America Stake No. 9, 2-year-o]ds, d,.A
OF hve-eighths of mile-kuight Temol,s,
Dictum, Poionaise. Auricula, Bravo, John H,n-
pv, Bancroft, Tiger, B1ondipa. By-and.By: sal|te
Mag, Wellington, Tipsy, kimball. Crirk, Wood
cock, Boulevard, Big Medicine, Brunette, and
Jim Scott.
Maxwell Horsc Stake, maiden 3-year old,
Fanny Davenport, Borak, Buckeye, Red Fox,
Leon, Ballentlne, G1engary, Afepdia, John Tn
TER, Bar Geldn@. Buckden. Lass, Claudia, Long
Nashville Cup, for all ages. dash OF two Imtleas
and quarter-Himyar, CharIey Howard, Cleu-
ME e., Bergarlot, King William, Duncan, T.
kenner, Foster, Jim Bell, Day Star, Bill Dillon.
Little Reh: Judge Hancock, Belle Of Milan, As.
pinwali, Vera Cruz, and Artwell.
Tennessee Stallion Stake, to be run la the
spring OF 1851, dash OF Il mile and . tuafter--
Lelaps, "averiy, Bonnie Scotland, John Mos-
gan, Lever Ba1lenkeel, Enquirer, and Creed
moor.
, 1879-02-09
The Proposition for the Indian Bureau
Transfer Falls to the
Ground.
EWings Argument in Favor OF
His New Imitation
Scheme,
Tie Democrats to Report a Bill to
Repeal the Election Laws.
THE ARMY.
PASSAGE OF THE APPROPRIATION BILL.

| PASSAGE OF THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
Special Dispatch to 7Ae 14ioun6.
| WASHINGTON, D. c., Fcb. 9.-The Houst
passed the Army Appropriation bill, Including
the two important amendments relative to ths
organization Of tile army und to the railroad tel
| egraph, and defeating the amendment which
proposed to transfer the Indian Bureau to the
War Department. This is the first time that the
| latter proposition has been defeated since the
Democrats have had possession~of the House.
The 1ndian-transfer amendment was rejerted by
u yote Of IS yeas to 101 nays. The vote was
voted in favor Of the bill
Pollard tio.}, Townsend Bnrdtck {Ia),
Hungeriord Dwight Il, ,Y,l Breutano % TIi.5.
co;S g. ~; T.; hlajo5f aj! 'Seb.>, Marsh ull:>.
The following Democrats voted against it:
Fntk1.1 Fnlea g4S%3 3%3 Mfs;ss NG) Harris SGe
Richod q. ~ Cutler lN..j.jj. Feitoa % tGa.}. a
On the adoption Of the army reorganization
amendment, the yeas and nays we're demanded,
and the amendment agreed to By vote of ZIG
yeas to 90 nays. The Republicans who voted In
the affirmative were:
Braeden IN: c., CLARK na.}, Ryan {Kas>.
Bardlef ii d.j Poliara ss Il Whiee i tnn' pa.'
The Democrats voting in the negative we're:
Cutter, OF New Jersey, and Phelps, Of Con-
necticut.
Tie amendment relating to the use of troops
at the polls was adopted by an aye-and-uo vote
OF ITO to 95. This vote was mainly partisan.
1t remains to be seen whether the Senate will
accept an approximation bill which comprises the
army reorganization amendment.
, 1879-02-09

The alarm from Box 131 at :55 this morn-
Ing md still alarms to Truck i and Engine Com"
pany No. Swere caused BY fire breaking out in The
two-story frame buildings at the southwest cor
ner Of Wabash avenue anu Twenty-seeond
street, owned by c. F. Follansbce, anti oc-
cupied BY various tenants. Tie origin Of the fire
Is unknown, but was located in apartments IN
the second story OF the corner building,
in use by the First J Red Ribbon
Club. The upper story was damaged
by fire to the extent OF about $Gn
kantzler & Rargis, tobacconists and cigar
dealers, had their stock badly damaged "
water. The loss will be fully $1,000. Z. Rafaer,
confectionery and toys, L. Fr,berger, boots
and shoes, aud Lang ffon Chinese Laundry,
we're slu,ias1y delugeh with water The Ioss IN
tho three places will be about $500. Nlsf
Coniey, tressmaker, occupying one.
story building at the west eud OF
thu block, loses $5U BY water. The Insurance
could not be asvertainsd. The fire created coz
Siderable excitement among the inmates Of the
Avenac Rouse, opposite, :s:ul the Dearborn
Seminary, tn the renr of Tho burning building:
, 1879-02-09

| The Pharmaceutical Journal gives some curious
information respecting the variable results DR.
talna6e in the measurement of dry goods. The
Weights and Measures act OF England passed
last session expressly prohibits s'heaped meas
Hres,' t!s and REQUIRES that the measure shall be
filled as nearly level as the size and shape Of thu
articles will permit. This. led TO some expert
lnents as to the results following different modes
ct striking a measure, thut is, If brinoinr
the level OF the contents OF the measure ipto
the same horizontal plane as the bri.n. A sample
OF corn was taken. and the true weight Of
standard bushel OF it was ascertalncd tS be fifty
seven ponnds two ounces. But when the ordinary
Ia! strike is used, the corn left in the measure
wel@hs nttV-sevcn pounds lhree ounces, while
II the ordinary round strike or roller be en-
pploycd, the quantity Of corn is increased to
nltv-se7en pounds ninc ounres. If the measure
DC shaken when struck with round ruler. the
weight rises to sixty-two pounds fifteen ounces.
! ne diameter of a vessel in proportion to its
depth appears to make little di1ference,in meas
uriug grain, unless tile diameter is. less than.
one-third OF the depth. The Boarl:of: Trace
standard dry measure-thc bushc, half-busI,el
and peck-lave their diameters nearly double
their depth But it is found tthat, bart,ctilarlr:
IN the safe OF such articles is euKe, ptotarons::
etc., the proportions adopted in the standards
lor dry goods are those most likely to give just
results. 'N'
, 1879-02-09
End Of the Cattle-Disease Scare al
Liverpool and Other Ports.
SHIPMENTS from America Will Go
On Uninterruptedly.
The Russo Turkish Defnitive Treaty
Signed at Constantinople.
German Catholic Women Protest Against
the Suppression Of Converts.
French Radicals Till Insist upon tho Separation
Of Church and Stats.

GA l. DNA l. kAA4
THE CATTLE DISEASE SCARE OVER
LONDON, Feb. 8.-The Committee Of thu
Cattle-Trade Association Of Liverpool oilers tt
erect the necessary Ialrage aud abattoirs to com
ply with the requirements OF the Privy Council
It is believed, however, in consequence OF the
Importance Of the trade to Liverpool, either the
Corporation or the Dock Board.will undertake
the work. The Government is not inclined to
interfere With the importation Of cattle from
America, provided there is adequate inspection
before shipment and lairage at Liverpool. The
trade say American shippers need not fear any
interference with business.
FAILURE.
LONDON, Feb. S.-N. B. Downing, paper
manufacturer, has failed. Liabilities, 0,0o0.
THE CELTIC.
LONDON, Feb. 8.-Scveral powerful tugs left
Queenstown last night to meet the disabled
steamer Celtic.
QUEENSTOWN, Fco. 8.-An arrival here reports
passing the steamer Celtic fifty miles west Of
Fastnet light, proceeding under canvas.
SAVED.
Four men, including the Captain and mate,
were saved from the British ship Van Dieman,
lost BIZ collision.
LABOR TROUBLES.
LONDON, Feb. 2,-Several steamers and sail
ing vessels are detained, owing to the strike OF
laborers, and difficulty of procuring seameD.
A troop Of cavalry paraded the docks to-day.
, 1879-02-09

Epecta! D{soGsct to The Tribune.
| NEW ToRK, Feb. 8.-Rey1ewing g. Marbles tes
timony, the Tribune says: "It is for the publi
to judge what he really meant by sending tt
| FELTON, the infamous proposals. It is for th,
public to judge, too, whether man like Man
ton Marble, With his experience, his lutiuat.
acquaintance with Ti1den and his nephew
bis reputation and public position, could possI
big have sent such telegrams, as be asserts to
PeltoO, with not the slightest thought that the,
would reach Nlden's ears, or that they wouli
be acted upon. The public will read the dis
patches and evidence It will see how surely
Marble fails to remember things most certain
to have remained in his memory. It will See
how utterly incredible are the things which he
solcmnly asserts, and it will ask what ugly
truth lies behind this mask of able-bodied
denial and marvellous forgetfulness"
THE 81 times"
The Times says: +" Marbles testimony put bis
correspondents at this end Of the line in a
rather unpleasant dilemma, and it is doubtful
II they will relish this attempt to viudicate his
virtue at their e1pense.''
The Times has another editorial in which IT. Is
shown that, while Tlden's friends we're ready
to buy the Presidency, it has not vet been
proved that there were anJ Southern Republic
aus ready to be bought.
TUE uERALD.'
Tile Hcratd SAYS: "Tilden's failure to turn
this scapeerace nephew out Of bus house when
hc discovered what he had been doing
should be Judged with indulecut lenienry
under the circumstances, but the intimacy Of re-
]ations gives plausible color to the inference
that whatever Pelton did was done with Tflden,s
connisancc But this inference is supported by
4 hfRfa hnt -.
tie sworn testimony. Marble committed great
error in communicating the Utter as piece Of
confidential news TO New York, instead Of er-
posing, proclain1tng, and covering the Returning
Board with disgrace. Had he taken t6is Curse
cartridrt." D'A
, 1879-02-09
SILVER COIN.
TIE TEMPER OF THE HOUSE,

N<5~.se" @*a<<A*~ss
WASHINGTON, D. t., Feb S.-Ihe indifference
felt by members On financial subjects is well
illustrated By the action OF the House on q bill
from the Coinage Committee, which proposed
to authorize the exchange Of standard silver
coin and gold coin at the United States SUBJ
Treasury in New York, and at the mints, Tor
legal-tcnder notes. 4 quorum coulI not be Sc
cured at the night session last night to consider
the subject, and to-day the bill was tabled by
very considerable majority. ThepurDosc of the
bill was to prevent the discrimination against
silver legal-lender coin, which can now be de-
posted in the Treasury, and silver certificate
issued, payable in silver and receivable in pay
ment OF dues to the United States. It was
claimed by those who favored the bill
that the payment Of 1egal-tender notes
instead OF silver certificates would make
silver dollars in circulation equal to
both United States notes and gold coin.
All in favor Of the gold standard opposed the
proposition On the ground that it would prevent
discrimination against silver coin, while, on the
other hand, the silver men voted against it be-
cause they feared itwould tend to restrict the
general circulation Of silver coins hy inviting
Them into the Treasury. The friends of the bill
claimed that this proposition OF paying notes
for coin has been substantially part OF the
charter OF the Bank Of England for twenty-five
years. The charter Of 1874 requires the Bank to
pay Bank OF England notes to anY person bring
ing bullion to the mlut, receiving them at one
sixth OF per cent less than the full note, which
Is an equivalent for the interest while they
would lie ia the bank to get them minted.
, 1879-02-09
-AFGHA.NISTAN.

Suecia! Dispatch 10 The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Feb. ga cablegram from Tasb-
kend, and dated the 7th inst, says: "At 8
o'clock last night Gen. Kaufman received q
telegram from the Governor Of Samarcand.
dated yesterday forenoon, announcing the ar
rival OF letter from Gen. Rasgonof, Informing
hlm OF his departure from Mazgar-I-Sharif
with TWO officers. The surgeon and the inter
prefer remained at Tashkourgan with Shere ALI.
The Ameer is sick, and has abandoned his
Journey to Tashkend, sending In his place four
Ambassadors. Gen. Rasgonoff will arrive at
Iashkend on the Goth. His letter will
reach zen. Kaufman tomorrow even
ing. Its substance is to the effect
that 1akoob Kahn continues to send
DAILY REPORTS TO THE AMER
regarding the state OF affairs at Cabul, and that
the English, although they aro distributing
their gold lavishly, are advancing With distrust
because OF the conduct OF the mountaineerS.
The people OF the hill tribes readily take the
money offered them II the invaders. but lose
no opportunity OF pillaging the British conyoys.
TAsHKESD Turkestan, Feb S-Eyenlng.-Gen.
kasgonoff, who is quitting Afghanistan withthe
nephew OF Sbere Ali, two Ambassadors. and the
V1zlcr' crossed the Anon Daria on the Sd inst.
, 1879-02-09

that the people will resist an Ottoman ea,raon
which would mean reign of terror. rhIs
"joint occupation by the Great Powers zoioh.
lead to dangerous military quarrels. A m
posal has therefore been made that a fo,ca -,
Belgians and STeues should be orpanizcd -,
der guarantees from the Powers; but tbjs h..
been rejected, and, SO far as appears, vhen rs
| Russians depart the province will be- eivsn .o
up to anarchy: anarchy 9f course. the true remedy
militia, who would then, If thororebIsu. u
| armed, served as guarantee against The ;n,-c
3ucton Of Turkish troops. in breach of aso- ~
Treaty Of Berlin; but II that is rejected, We de
not see why the Goveruor-General sbould n.y. ~
be allowed, with the consent OF the author;teo.. o.
! ut Berue, to raise Swiss Guard. like the 80
which so long protected the Ncapolitan Tb,onuae vue
| The advantage OF that alternative is that th.
| force would retire the moment the Swiss Cav.
| ernmcnt gave the order, and that the Swisa ~.
ernment would act upon the general consenan.
OF Europe. It is ouly question Of ma,ntaIns
ing order for year or two, till England H..
grown ashamed OF resisting the wishes Of hs ths
population, which, If let alone, would. v;tS
North Bulgarian assistance, maintain ordsa nisa
easily enough. '4oef
GERMANY.
SpecioI Dtspatch to the Loudon TIM.
BERLIN, Jan. 4.-The trst volume Of sred.
erick the Greats correspondence, in cours. -
publication under the auspices Of the Bernn
Academy OF Sciences, appeared TODAY, tbe
birthday Of the illustrious Monarch.
The Nagdeburger Ztitunq, usually regarded ..
semtofflcial, states that in a recent con.
versation the Crown Prince OF Germanv a..
claimed any idea Of annexing Brunswick on ,ha
death OF the Duke.
A German paper specially devoted to buf1d;n,
and architecture says the statement vbfch h,s
made the round of the German papers, md b,s
been quoted in the TINES, that the doors Of tbs
Witrenberg church on which Luther nailed h.
theses are now In use at st. Bartholomew. =,
Berlin Is erroneous The famous doors ~
states, were burnt on the occasion Of the Pm -
sian bombartlment OF Wittenberg in 17f1 ~
story of the relation between The doors Of w;t.
tenherg Church and those Of St. Bartholomew.
is nevertheless not pure invention. It an,
plies, however, not to the old. but to the naw
dours Of the Wittenberg Church. The nsn
doors were put up i'll 1853, and were a nresen,
from Frederick William ". They we're cast IN
copper, aud are adorned with the Latin oriu;,a1
text Of Luther's theses in embossed charactars'
When St. Bartholomew Church was built ths
original models which served fer the casting ~
these doors were used, and similar ones of near
wood prepared for the new Berlin church.
, 1879-02-09
The WEATHER.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFF1crs,
WASHINGTON D. T., Feb. al a. m.-Indica-
tions: For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, colder;
northerly to westerly winds, rising barometer,
and PARTLY cloudy or clear weather.
For the Lake region during Sunday, colder
southwest to northwest winds, rising basome-
ter, and partly cloudy weather, With areas oi
light snow.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
sour Valleys, colder and generally clear weather
10 Missouri, Iowa, and Minnesota, rising fol-
lowed By falling barometer, northerly winds,
shifting to easterIy and southerly, anc, during
the afternoon and evening, cloudy weather and
snow in Minnesota
The rivers will change but little during
Sunday.
Cautionary signals continue at Milwaukee,
Grand Haven, and Ludington.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1879-02-09

| %1,a -
Hansa ~ ms sup)ect N .ne Gpo.' " y y
Fortr-fo,,r.h h'M'tee ~ inu'am ~ haa,, ref,,,..
1Sars oultu congress. 9asI not pesu toiute' t''
s5nn no6 70 oe no aouot -, .''1S Nhn' .uy.. ~.
e,,%;, %,ooo VI 1ic income OIL lnI 0ngtqhses' t -
arnarG q "lton q tAe seuoou"u, '.sa. ~ LAS oee
texpended exp within the last fye years IN supp9I
in fc interss oopy ,ams e. ~ nra1cnt 3eg;
| - :ne 1AteIcst OIL the INDIANS, u uteFeut leS!s
ta.5on Locking to the complete civilization Of IT,
Cir;1 ~ Eara ~. resuta'ion u u'e "nos
Tha 49, eI4lneat: - .,ea er.rn;+on,, .,,,.,,o
orer Il aa ~ 'ns lnalan 5a aS ddn nnrna
VIA, h.ooo'po acres nearly 2o,ovuVou acres
crrntinns ~ ~. aa 81 90 ~,
thou * m ~ too ,ne rvs >aLu, ieas'ns ~. -
Ionping ~ ~ ac!es stl ntsoA I;o . Nv
Of tlse Terr;+o 10y ~. uu'es .n1as "a 7ef Pnd;ans
S.H7 whitn "a 'ue,au11 naaro memhcrs -
t},c tr;nos < 6oo a1n neElv -, a-ehars - ~
Chictas ~ T,V nes.oes 4;o,e 1S an ro;ir,od
emninvae ona W Eam nno Natoe, a,nv - a.,
Fivr fc;i1aI S"., oset o1.;a1 +otai 1o,,,,in
tion Of fs nc Tnas, hnva in schnnls eps,'l vi,i
q. (fN0 minis r., ~ .raa,fas ~ lax 9Th ~
wlo ba5 bae elu ,r;o. r. tI sa ;roes
made c;t;7sns ~ ti, sas t~hss Thar. ~ SnS
nerroes onon, ~, .tl,nu ri ~ .h ro
At fhc sa4na ti1 -. tnlee iofs 70 a4;on u w ~
the Tinted s1ats ~ Ghoctawa - s ."% chcto' -.
saws ho.reycr ~ 1ne ad ahn,,t tnu 80 manr
sIaIss a. noe'Gr tse VINO o"neu auoIs ~ uanx
cnnsrntjn ~ .o oh,is;o a''u - s,ayorr d;d ~
sdont tha;r f s aoo,!tsou " ;;a,y' ~ ~ +hn;.
trihes Ria n,,11' ca as a,o,raI -
resia in thas" M y. SUI, +i'e,,+ hs;In r.ooes ~
,,i7od 30 Nat!ons n4, m.s.uut ot oao
iarrc nrorn..in - estnara a;a ~ J,uo =
cnnyersant trth y. W anaan xs -
odnnta3 ~ I'LL "..n tns - EnSusn aans u1SI lazy
;fc a,,i % nft u.es9 uilu me " ct.nazeu
t1,a "sn u.Iei lons proooll. ale as!i19S 10
ernmrnt '4'N'15 anu ps1Fneses u e''A "o'-
Ilnr;r,r +,,o;~ ,a.u.,o..,a +,,o ooz..4oo
hava ars,,;n Snea9 tn1sestlgalls a!!t Gonltttee
fra, e1a'ocu az the treaties Wlth 1lle Indians
tro"t,os 80, 81 ~ looo. II appesrs 1Iom cc these
tha E;.:r NJ espeelalV from tuosc o. 1ooo VIA
.1e rNe Nataous, that the eVentualltT OF civil
v;dad ~ so'eru1neht was eontcIip!a1eo.ah anu PRO-
1an>ls -, ~ "sit as tie u4ti1a's ulsson VI Tue
Tndans 1vo,',d e;s Luz o9anE tnat 9ness
citi1ens -; ti'a TEeuaG Soalpic'f,s etsIzeo anu
tie }otcet t-oat;e untteo .t osut.s o. ~ etIs o
snch - 't1s % tul.ss aGttG ~ u p} aoue "
NAV desr, n",a as Ceus.sss @ aa.u .ne iles!uc.t
tinn ~ j''st,e lor tne PELLET aon1l1lsila
~ nsrsnns nd aIu Lc pfo:eciloa VI 1nc llsh1s
and nv ,fnu u .pI ptopcres ",tniu ene tersNofy;
ia coneiiaroJ snls Rlq'iacleh !usestsatton u