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The republicans of Maine are jublant ovel
a big straw in their favor in the conversion
from greenbackism to stalwartism of the ARGOS
took Sunrise. A failure of the greenback can
Gidatc for governor to come down with $50 is
gwen as the explanation Of this portcntous pc
litical somcrsault Fifty dollars present an in
vncible argument to almost any greenback
whangdoodler
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Secretary Sherman is for,iiying the sub.
treasury building in New York with an elabo
rate system OF deiences-steel crossbars in the
windows, oopholes for musketIy and turrets
on the roof for Calling guns. Now let him
adopt some plan for protecting the treasury
against thieves from within as well as thieves
without and the money of the people can be
considered reasonably safe.
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James A. Bayard, confessedly one of the alb
lest, purest and wsest statesman of his age
never uttered truer words than the following in
speech on the eve of his recent departure fol
Europe:
The spirit which demands that armed sol
diers shall surround the polling place, Is the
same spirit which urged George III l. to tax tn,
colonies, which led Charles /. to the scafiold
and which has been the excuse of tyrants II
l every age.
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follows:
July is new cases, death
July 49, new cases, death.
July 2O--l0 new cases, deaths.
July 2l-36 new cases, deaths.
July 22-1 new cases, deaths.
July 23--l9 new cases, deaths.
July 24-lS new cases, i deaths.
Though 1t is said not one quarter of the case
are actually reported, The people Of the city
fully realize the situation, and all who are able
have left--some scattering INTO the mountain,
of Alabama and Tennessee others to northern
cities and watering places, while the heavy
business men have mostly moved their stocks
of goods to St Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati
&c, and will probably never again return to
the city. Some of the heaviest manufacturing
establishments have also sought out new loca-
,ions. intending never again to return. The
population of the city four weeks ago was es-
timated at 10000 OF these not over G0OO
whites and probably $1,000 negroes are left.
Strange, that though the disease RACES as viru-
lently among the negroes as the whites, the
former instead OF fleeing are so capuvated with
the idea of free rations that they are even
tlockng into the city in hundreds from the
plantations.
The usual benevolent and relief associations.
however, resume their work slowly and re
luctantly. ON the Goth the \. o. I. w. and
the knights of Honor were the first 10 get out
their relief committees and corps OF nurses
Wednesday, putting two professional nurses
to work
The war department has notified the Mayor
that it will issue ruionS n last year and place
tents at the disposal of the city for such as are
wiling to camp outside Of the infected limits.
Every point on the river above and below
Memphis as well as on the railroads for 100
miles ont has adopted rigid quarantine
against the unhappy city, so that one of the
greatest ills threatening It is starvation from
this cruel isolation,
Thus far there has been no case at New Or
leans, although the city was greatly excited on
Monday on account OF the appearance OF
cases in one family, at Mississippi city, be
tween New Orleans and Mobile.
There has been one case at Martin, Tenn,
and halfthe population has fled IN consequence.
Cases and deaths occur daily in quarantine
at Brooklyn, Philadelphia &c, being import
ed from the West Indies, but AS yet no alarm
is felt that it will break out in those cities
There has also been death each At Cincinnati
and Louisville, and cases are breaking out"
along the Georgia Central railroad.
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left the treasury, for the reason that when there
was coin to be paid out of the treasury he gave
people their choice to take silver or gold, ana
most OF them preferred gold. While people
fms prefcrred gold to silver, he didn't see how
he could ret any more into circulation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-26

A Mormon preacher, under the mistaken idea
that there is no more Christianity in Georgia
that his corcigionists find in Scandinavia ana
England, undertook to preach the gospel &C
cording to Brigham Young in that state. Ten
Indignant servants of the Lord went for the
heather summarily and with shotguns put him
out Of the way offurthcr misleading gulleless
Caorriaus
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Some hundreds of Russians arrived in New
York by steamer from Bremen, on Wednesday
They came as stecrage passengers, but brought
with them 100000 in cash, ANA are said to be
remarkably fnelooking party Their aban
Comment of their native land is probably the re
sul, ofthe atrocOus disagreement which pre-
walls under the present dispcnsation OF martial
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-26

The people of Kentucky should bear In mlnu
that Henry Clay, of glorious memory, was
horn i'm that state Cincinnati Gazette
You had better go to school and learn how
to spell before you undertake to treat history
Won moor. ignorant jackass ,-COurier-Journdt.
II would have been much better ana lar
more polite TO have told the Gazette that Clay
was not a native of kentucky.-Ct"ctn"dts
Commercial
II would have been more speclrc and salts
factory to have told the world that Gay was
native of Virginia. Chicago Tunes
There. the Times knew II and don't minc'
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STRANGE DOUBLE SUICIDE.

Oh iucsVhy Oh character suInclently weird
and ghastly to appease The most morbid appe
title. Two slsters-ladies Of eXceptiona! edu
cation and refinement, moving in the highest
social circles, cra2ed by threatened loss Of
wealth and social position, deliberately com
NIT suicide The story is correctly character
lied by the local reporter as one of ''unreasona-
bic ambition, OF blightcd hopes, wasted lives
pride avaricc vanity, despair death"
In an elegant three story brick residence on
Langley Avenue, IN the village of Hyde
Park, lived three maiden ladies named Eliza
beth, Hannah and Mona Trowbridge, aged
respectively ~, 20 and 30 years They were
the daughters of Alva Trowbridge, Chicago
business man who had accumulated SUN.
cient fortune in the lumber trade to enable
him to retire, some twelve years ago, on an in
come Of $4,000. lie had four daughters on
whose education no wealth was stinted even
to the expense of study and travel in Europe
Thus with abundant "accompl shments" hand
some and possessed of many womanly charms,
the girls held their heads high, their ambition
being to get rich husbands and shine at the
head OF grand establishments One of the
girls succeeded 50 far in realizing this dream
as to marry respectable man by the name OF
""'' W. "'''' '"0 '''''' wa VIVA N'''' ~
'"'H'" "''' MS business INV. ''''
Wv P'''''N '' '0'' W ~ " '''>
whose wealth consisted mainly in Chicago
real estate, suddenly found his income reduced
I''S' " ''5"' '''N ~ 'S.N' "-'" .ii''' "o"4t ~
'""F ''lo"'"Ho year anu 'esS' "D'' 'oSa'e A1h4
sen from rum was ooIla'" ~ i'.'e"ol LIS
ho"seh"'u eNl'ehScS' coN''enolns oy Se'ine
MS c"'' ''G' anu 'HN'''N>''- HIS '"'''"'"' -
me 'a'i'i''a "'"-"'''' Wills "'' ''''.o'v
D'"N' !, was ,'l"', '',"' 80 '"',' "''',>'-'.''
from Soeie'E' iof al IheH 'c' Il''oe IAeI'
Calls III e"'l i"SeS' ~ ""o W 'i'e'' e"i"lh'''eS
the ia'her' VINO was ""o"e'' h'"'l lco sec
ohu VIE LUIS leu |" SUCH scc"es VI uisCo'"
lhaI TIC id'hi! h"u " NC eei'"'"'e''' INC ATT
conveying 10 lhe g'FiS property ''la' SIe-oe1'
theh ABOUT H|'ooo year, on 'oh"'''on una.
'hey "ou4" 20 away "H" i've ~ 'ne"s'1'Vs
lhey dlu So ana so FlS!d WAS 'hell se1l-'H--
posed oanlshmeh' u'a' 'leheelof"alo heI'LeF
the father, married sister, or other relative was
ever admitted To their separate nome Inc
hope Of the girls, however, seemed to be thas
the father would retrieve ms fortune ana ail'"
them such an income as would enable 'hem
to live in their former state Inc orothefIh-
law, indeed, dld grow wealthy apacc, out Inc
fathers prospects left them without nope anG
the brother-in-law's prosperity, on The start
given him by the father, was announcer source
of bitterness to the girls. lheir own properly
latterly laiiiES 10 yleIu lheir accuS'o'ne'' ln'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-26

The glucose factory at Davenport, Iowa,
aourishlng institution, was burned on FRIDAY
night of last week, involving loss of S'3,OOo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-26
OUR CLUBBING.

We are prepared to club the FREE TRADER
with the following publications., furnishing DON
nj the prices named, postage prepaid Inc OF
Ter--open to old subscribers or new AZ any
post oihce III the county-is The CHEAPEST
EVER MADE IN this county: .-
Eppr Tn ,Dyy and Chicago Weekly TWaS. 81 10
FIRE. TRADER and Chicago Weekly Tri5a"t' 10
FRls TRADER and Chicago Weekly mar c,
Ocean NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. '''''''''' :, M
FREE TRADER and Prairie Farmer. .......' "'p
FREE TRADER and either OF Harper's publ =.
cations. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '''''''''''
FRrE TRADER and Scribntr. ......,....,,,.. 70
FACE TRADER and GoieyS Ldd'es' Book ;.... ~
FREE TRADER and Phitnplo9icdt Jourt'dt' oV ~
FnEE TRADER and 81. Nicsolas. ."......... 3'n
FRKE TRADER and DtmorcNS 4uonthty.''''' 90, 30
Far TRADER and Ltteifs Lioing agc.....' 80
FRFr TRADER and Western Rural. .......... 3N
Fi.. 10 INV and Uoo,l's Rural Neo Yo,ker $50
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YELLOW FEVER.
Is all right

There j. no longer any room to doubt that
the yellew fever Is again in full possession Of
Memphis as an epidemic. The record OF the
week gives the reported cases for each day as
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-26

Croquet, in great variety and at lowest prices
az Osrnau X Hapeman's.
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July is new cases, | death.
July 49, new cases, death.
July 2O-l0 new cases, 4 deaths,
July 2l-36 new cases, / deaths.
July 22-1 new cases, deaths.
July 23-l9 new cases, ! deaths.
July 24-lS new cases, 4 deaths.
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of the "bloats" aleu-. town dill have
sofBe outside
A gre. many bills we.. rushed
through during the las, Gay. bot few
COMPARED with the previous session. A
happy moment Il was 10 the nearly
WORKOUT clerks Of the House when they
were able TO inform that body. before Q
o'clock in the evening that the table
was clear.
1t about II O'clock at night the
Speaker made the announcement 70 the
House TIA: the e.simsble vile AMI
daughter CT the Governor hal prepared
bouutifu. table in the kxecg:ive
cham ber for the mem hers II the Legi.-
iatu:e. ami ilvitei them 10 - psrt.ke
o: it,
On reassemJl.ng. Ms. Packard MAS
invited within the bag 10 deliver an
address while the House Was waiting
and Governor. sh. spoke =. nearly
an bou. During thi. time many Of
the members retired 10 he outer hall,
where they manifested a sudden desire
to display their musical talents And
the way they handled In tue Sweet
BY and By wa terrible to sensitive
ears | should judge. frcrn the LOOK Of
DISCUS. which was visible or Mr.. Pack
ard face. that SIZE was lot in the oest
OF humor After speaking .or about
ten minutes IN the confusion, she re-
tired. when your humble servan; drew q
long breath of relief. rs she stood while
speaking about three feet in from, of
him.
Capt Ballard. o. the steamer Zephyr.
was invited 10 a seat within the bar OF
the Council during the evening. when
Mr.. Ringer asked him if he didn't want
Cock on board his boat, saying they
had one who would soon DO out OF "a
job. and taey would ike TO Get him
situstion.
Just before the House adjourned Gov
Ferry and Secretary OWings made few
courteous and weil-directed remarks.
followed by M-ssrs. White, Tay.or and
Steward.
Mr.. Charles Nye, Of Tumwater, met
with serious uii~hap. last Thursday
morning. but cutting his foot on the
ins,cp, near the ankle int The upper
bone Was Gu: in two. II. vii be laid
up for two months O. more
The family Of Mr. NJ. K. Tilley left
this morning fer Seattle. where they
vii! take the Dakota for California. 10
remain until spring.
Diph,heria is gradually disAp. eaIire
but severe colds are common
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THE PERiHEliON.

VIVA, has become Of this bugbear We
d. 10. know. E,gh: or ten months
ago it vas Of gigantic proportions, ob,
scuring from the vs. ops Of millions
many ohje,t, Lun ired times more
important. Iust.sd Of the u1Shole-
some season We were 10 have, accom-
panied with poverty. pestiience, etc,
We have enjoyed one Of directly o2po-
site character. and peace and plenty
have r,igned 'uprems oil over the land.
In fac, our people have never had a
better year than 1879 Crops were uu.
usually abundant. industry 10 an un-
preccdented decree WAS witnessed all
over the land. and trade was Fever 90
good before. We have yet to discover
the FRS, tad effect resulting & on the
psrihelion Of the planets. Nations ars
always 81 var in some quarter q the
globe. people are suffering for food.
and disease Of -ides yer the Earth with
destroying effect. To sscr.be these ills
to causes supernatural or to the move
m,n,s Of hsavc.ly b,Giss is childish in
the extreme
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, EXECUTIVE
DEPARTMENT.

Whereas the President OF the United
States has by proclamation designated
Thursday. the eth day Of November,
1879, as . day Of Thanksgiving and
praise. and
Whereas, by the providence Of God
the people of this Territory have en-
joyed the temporal blessings Of health,
prosperity, abundant harvests aud the
rapid growth Of all their material in
te'ests, uaaccompanied by any public
disasters or c.lam:ties;
Now. therefore, l, Elisha p. Ferry.
Governor OF said Territory. do hereby
designate the said ?7th day Of Novem.
Der, AID. 1879. as day of thsnkseiv.
ing and pi aver. snd earnestly request
The good people Of this Territory to
assemble 1T their usual places Of wor-
ship on said day and give thanks to Al.
mighty God for the great benefits they
have received a. His hands
Given under my hand and the great
seal OF the Territory, at Olympia this
llth Gay Of November. in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
ard seventy nine, and the Independence
OF the United States the one hundred
aad fourth.
E. P. FssRY.
Governor.
BY the Governor:
\. Ii. OwISGs, Secretary.
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DAILY INTELLICENCER.
Tuesday, November 10, 1875
ITALIAN MUSIC INSTRUCTION.

Many distressing accounts come to
US from over Tie water o! the uIA!s ana
suffsrines Of American students. no'A-
bly the female ones, who have gooe TO
Italy to study, principally for the OPP
cratic stage. These unfortunate gir.s
are exposed to extor,ion. privatien, IN
compe.ent teachers and 10 moral wrong
which may To imagined b.. no. spoken
here Why should Italy IN general.
and Milan in particular. be SO sought
after q. places fox study by students
from far of countries The reasons are
many. bu. here is . very powerful ono:
Certain erea. singers studied there;
certain masters were the precep.o's OF
certain pupils who afserward became
stars 10 the musical armament. And,
first, it 10 here the false logic comes 10.
A girl says to herself: Miss X, stu
died under Signor So-and-so. and be
made her . great singer; Ill go and
study under him, and he'll make me
great singer" False logicl Miss n
WAS not made a singer by She S'gnor'
but Providence gave her good voice
and the master cultivated 1t. Here
the point. Voices are not made IN Mi
In. q. many seem to think, for Prov
dence has not thought 1t necessary TO
delegate this Office to any mortal. Voices
are only trained there. aud that tram
ing aud knowledge OF music are Ger
tainly not secrets peculiar to the teach
ers Of Milan. A young girl takes q
notion that she would like TO be al
opera singer; she decides to 60 to Milan
because it will sound SO we'll In after
years to say that she was pupil OF the
renowned Signor CAsbeoni; she goes to
the signor; ho Immediately sees she
has no voice, and therefore tells her she
is born singer; he commences to teach
her q: cxorbitant rates We'll. in time
,bi, Gomez to All end. and. il she has
not come to soms great grief in the
iaud of song, returns home. having been
told by Casheoni THAT her voice, 90
promising Of the outset, has given way
under training" and her after life will
probably be to sing in amateur opera
whenever she can get the chance. OF
cause the newspaper critics to perjure
their souls by saying how exqui'itely
she .incs in concert. What is needed
!. o little more honor In our own couu
try We must not think that only thu
il learned. good or frat class which
come. from Europe. People must &C
abroad TO get polish different from
that Of their neighbors at home. and
they DO get il. and they have to pay for
it. aud in some cases it isn't what they
want after they ge, it. For this reason
1t is doubtful If a high and superior
grade Of art instruction could find pro-
per encouragement in the United States,
aud hence it is more generally sought
abroad.
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FROM THE CAPITAL.

OLYMPIA. Nov l.. 1879.
The Capital city. since the departure
of the lawmakers, has presented . de-
cidedly SAbbath-like appearance, In q
few days tho place - again settle
down 10 its usu Il everyday aAmeness.
Nearly ell tie legislator, took their
departure en- Satu day morning. and
took the rain with them. as many were
heard e. remark on Sunday. It has
certainly not rAined ii, c. they lais
Today the few remaining s.rasslers ana
clerks. who were un,soiiably detained
10 6nish up their work. made their ext.
by rail aud boat.
Several items Of in.ers,t, connected
with the closing hours of tee LeSisla.
ture. may not be out OF place here.
Unlike the sixth biennial session
liquors were admitted within the build
ING. although ! - informed sAat . few
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n A b r I E D ,

ht At-LATAkuP-As Seiiscooas. on the i.th
inst. by Kew. J. Y Thompson. Of OlymyiA. hr
pAvii haEae A.i Ni.s Mary Z. Lsshrop, both Of
1s-ve unity.
hAsEE- ACkSELI-At the Residence Of the
era:e's parents. In SEATTLE. Monday evening
Nov. TIA. by Raw J. ?. Ellis. NJ Il. P. Fra-sr
ct Virginia City, 20 Miss DIVA ". Brrrsa, Of
iEis city.
Compliments received. Nay success AID hap
p4Es~s attend them. They star: for their h.sms
in Nevada this rnor1isS on the Dakota
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Don't poin: your gun a. yourself.
Don't point your gun =; any one else
Doa't climb over fence and pull your
gun after you mUrxls foremost Don :,
PIT your hand over the muzzle. Don't
carry i, at half eek Don't carry i.
with the hammer down. Don't fail "a
take dose OF Emil Frese's celebrated
Hamburg Tea Occasionally. as i, is the
tes, bleed purifier aud liver regulate,
smopg medicines. Don't carry gun
at ell.
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WARRINGTON TERRITORY.

IOhl LOW ASEED, ~ w. l'-stcaU1tI
Mary Taylor left here this afternoon
for Tillamook Rock. having been
chartered by the Government as a
tender during the construction of the
lighthouse at that place. A man
named August Hartwig. employed as
engineer at Port Gamble mills. was
sent to the Port Townsend hospital
today. having been seriously injured
while starting the engine thi, morning.
His skull is fractured, ana arm and
shoulder considerably bfu,ssd. DR..
Minor reports his condition pre-
carlous. The injuries in the head may
prove fatal.
Howard Prusholm. Ct this city, a
| member II the recently organized
Skitigat OIL Company. Queen Charlotte
| Islands arrived here iOu,y AZ! reports
that the Company have o. isLL thir.
teen thousand gallons Of ell. the result,
OF the seasons work. which is { usid.
cred good for a beginning. CAPTAIN
Gilbert, OF the run away schooner Win
fr'd was arrested in Victo.li .as.
night.
PORT DLAkaLCy Eov. Ii Sul.d -
Sooner Alice Hi.
EsEo:'s.
LONDON. Noy. II The Etonomiat
says the most striking feature in Col
onial railways has been the rise in
Grand Trunk stocks, On the official
notification Of the purchase Of q con.
nec.ion to Chicago. An issue If half \
| million 6 per cent bonds is now offered
1t "a. redeema lie il 1860, a. part of the
6rst mortgage of 81 24o. Oco on 33C
miles of road, which are to be rsoli-
dated under the Ac.srican laws into a
temporary company, under the con.
troll OF the Grand Trulk Railway Com.
pany. and TO ia known as the Chicago
and Grand Trunk Railway Company
(iimited)
VIENNA, Nov. 18th -Thc Porte and
the Sultan are spending tn.ir whole
time over the reform gu s,io1 and the
demands Of England. The position Of
other Powers 10 necessarily one If re-
serve IN sqnestion which primarily
concerns o"ly Eo2land All Turkey
and in which marked interference would
| tend - embgoil rather than clear mat
tiers. Still. AS regards Austria and
Germany, it may bs taken fer granted
that Their influence is being exer,ed in
support Of the demand for the begin
ming Of reforms, a. well as toward pre-
venting any collision. As TO joining
eventually in measures # coercion. no
invitation has Yet teea addressed 10
these Powers Ia this re.re,t there
has. therefore, been no occasion for
giving IN opinion Oh the subject. The
French and Italian Cabinets arc more
than usually reserved On the question.
while the Russian attitude In a differ.
ence between England ADJ Turkey can.
not for moment be doubt, Il Differ
| ences OF thAt Kind have be@u regard.
by Russia as the most eiiciea: LIVER for
promoting her political d. sign IN Tur.
| key, a lever sure - 10 spp!icd on ths
present OCCASION if the Complication
lasts leng enough 10 give her an oppoI.
tuni.y. II is expected here tha. the It.
cIease of Engish influence in Coastau-
tinople will 10 u,el IL INTRODUCES fran.
cial reforms, which would f.ciiitste
other promised reforms
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To find fault with the Int, LIoES.
CEa isn't at oil becoming in ono whose
aaily practice for months past has been
to beg it Of charitable neiShbor.
Snarls and growls come With better
grace from those uadsr no obligations.
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We saEi all oar Pianos sad Organs
on trial. We sell on easy ins.allmeuts
AL wsIrALt cur Instruments for i've
years For Price Lists send to SuEs-
NAN, HYDE s. Co, San Francisco.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


4 Ny PERSONS DESIRING TO TAKE Pal
n vs:s lessons in Book keepins can DO 80 ~
their residence O. otHse by applying in ? rsoa or
~ le.tsr 10 A ". Young. Occidental Hotel. seat
lie. who - prepared 20 give such instructions
After the Haoss Eioderr and approved plan
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will be paid 70 any Public Hospital to be mu:u-
ally agreed upon Tor every certificate OF this medi
Gne published by Us which is no; genuine.
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TiE 3nys, br. MS II CI..g. aajsre-
b,ceo =, tue AIDE phi Cigar Stani. o..
pos:s Yssler's Hs II. iy3ft