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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-11
Sherif'S s. ale.

10y VIRTUE of an execution issued cut
Z } Of the DirtIiCt CturI Il the touIth Juai-
cial district Gf HE state If Nevada n the .ad
day Of u, cen. Der, 1873, and to Lac directed and
oeiINeltd for judgment recovered IN tsid
Court = he 2Sd Ca OF Dozen. D,r 1875 in
favor Of James Ii. EoraLd and against the
hye Lateh Consolidated Mil and Miniu1
Company for tie sum Of <l5 9I9 81, damages
with Interest tLeieCn at the rate Of .eu par
cent. pr annum till paid. tcgethtr with
1896 rs C Str AID dist u +. nelts ut II e dat,
81 SAID Judgment, and acciuing costs all in
u. >. gold com, Lave LEVIED Oh ard taken
III execution the following described real
estatr, to Wit:
Lat certain claim ind II lining right II that
certain l1de 7 q EN- 81 uate IN Icho Mining
Dlsnlc humboldt ooun y, Neyada ana
Known and dtsc.ibed as LIE alpha nine being
tie same pl optfty conveyed to l.. " 1reei-
well by + NJ. T. we'll Constable Of Rse lafch
Tow nship humboldt county Nevada. July
1910, ard r corded in Book 20 OF Deed
pages 2Sy, 800 aid 3Ul, humboldt equity
Nevada, records.
Also, fit, en- hundred feet Il 500 ftJ on that
certain ltdg' Ct silyeI beaIiHg r0Ck situate in
reno ming 4 lttrlct, humboldt county .
AeVida. and known and described as the
Kansas, and beirg tie same as conve, cd by
tlalkson and cody to is&Gc leecLtr by deed
da,ed June 27,h 1871,
Also, SIXTEEN bundled feet j coo fiji on IL at
district, humboldt county. Nevada. and
Known 40 the Butte lode OF claim.
Also, tie ftst ha4f Of Northeast one-four II
OF sectltn twenty, Tow nship thirty, North
hange thnty-tLree Last Mount / iablo Base
ana Nc idian, tcge Ter with the quar.z M II
ana improve Int nts tler, On, with the alpur
tenaicer tht reunto belonging.
Also, about 600 toLs II taiIings. and
Also that eei tain water right and privilege
BEL Il lLg 10 40 defendant. consistn @ of a
htlelm y water and the works, structu-es
ana water PIPES ust d t. cont ey u c same from
The NILS through Panther Cany on to said de-.
ieldaht 3 quartz mill, situate en- the asst half
u Noitleast quarter of SIC ion twenty Town.
clip thirty, NoIih Range thirty-thr,e Fast
MOUNT Dlablo Base and Meridian near RIVE
tatch, humboldt county, Nevada.
Notice Is Leicby III TN that on FRIDAY
the SLNE0 iLA1H day Of JANUARY u. o
be ~een he hC urs If 8 O'Clock in the tnorI,i,g
AID 0 O'Clock IN the evening. VIZ: at / o'clock
7. NJ, III the front door of the Courthouse i'm
WINE mucca, humboldt county. Nevada
VIII eel at public auction 10 the highest
Llddet Tor cash L. S. gold coin, all Of the
above described property or snficien, thereof
L. satisfy said judgment, cost aud accruipp
costs,
owen under my h nd at my Office in WHINE.
mueea, Humboldt county, Nevada. this 24th
day of december. 1878, q KIIF
shtrih # humboldt county. Ney ada.
0s W. l. ouhAs' deputy. d2G-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-11
Assessment Not ce.

RAE PATCH CONSOLIDATED MI AND MINING
coat ANY,
Location Of pliaCp4l place or business,
san FRANCISCO, tEllil mia; Location 4 Mofks,
ho Distic., humboldt county, state Of
Nevada.
n CIlCE il Lereby given. that at meet.
~ ing the oard OF Directors, held ON
'Lr i'th day OF LtctI.Ler, 1875. all sssess-
en- go. ~ OF He boilsr p,r share was
ltVled upon The capital Ok If the corpora
"a n. ftyatl j. in E.tdiaiely in United states
so'd G, N I" the stclctary. Il Ia, oiflce II the
COM any. rot Ins ana Z, No 523 me street
Kan lr1hciscO, Oclii0lLla.
Any stock upcn which his assessment shall
ren. ain unpaid on tie 81 vi ILINIH .sAY
Of JA1 thI'i, 1879, viii lie delinquent, and
adyertiscd Iof saIe at Iubhe auction, and un-
les ayintnt is mace DsfoIe, viii be sold On
-Atuid1y, The II eeAth day of february 1879 4,
10 pay Tie delinquent astetsmont. together
WIN costs Of ac' q Using and Exp, nses Of sale.
by order OF The Beard I III tctufs.
H., NEhDt Nal, Secretary.
Of'IcE- Room 6 ana T. No. 327 Pine street
F@h ffaA CISCO, california. s.e2l-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-11
Application for a Patent.
NOTICE No. 3S6.
{. S. Survey or Lot NO. 80. I. 81, n. r. "a (
Nj. l.. 81.
SHEbA LODE
L. S. LAID OFFICE, CARSON CRY, !
Nevada, November, IL, 1878.

L. 5. AID OFFICE, CARSON City,
Nevada, November, IL, 1878.
n CTICt l. hereby gwen that Ieter ool-
~ coek, Nhtse pOstItIlte address is Sill
city, HuIubO ct county, state of Nevada has
ills day filed IL tLls otAee his alpIi, alton for
patent for Line hundred -, o. linear feet
tie HkBA GLE bealIAg ACId aua silver, with
suIfaee 81 LuLGTed 600 ftet III width, the
n.e icing ,ti.c..lly surveyed, plated and
descE cd ar L. ,. sUkvLY Ok LAT o. ~ II
oVlship TLirty -oIe, North Range hnty
fur at, Mount iaLlo BASE ana Meridian,
sit1a,e ii tba SAL Mining Listiict, Count OF
hLmL OldE, aud STATE OF Nevada, and CO NJ
moLl! KNOWN as the He!denfelUt Clai IN on the
Leba llde, aLd 0escnDs q IL metes ana
Lounds Al tie surface according to the plat
aid teid notes ol Tile IN tLls Office az fol-
lows, 10 vii: Beginning At est Il.a. ked No
i, l. ). survey No. - Iua which the sou L.
eln nI0lUn.ent the lie soto GonLaLy's
cain ia TIE kald sL6La /, dc, being also
Tic LoltLerA L 0ltn-CnI II tEls cl-lil bears
s0uih sest Lily dt sltes west, CTS. ant thlee hun
or,d d fourteen (3I4l feet cut and lie Ire
Oh tie led { fifteen feet decp beaIs s1u,h 50
Oe,rses 10 minutes WEST distant AGO feet; .
;. n4CnLneAt No. !, On moth side u +. I'D to
beLa mile. Icing also Post No OF L. D.
slrNes No. 81, Leals Moth iorty-tvo Ce1Iees
Lftetn minutes cast, o4ktaLt sixteen hundied
aha t~tlii4 five tit25l feat; the SAID last men
;lOLcd L. nlCLLn4oni. No. l, beng situate
ue6loes htttth tl5l Ia iLLtts West, distant
tLlrt. en- thousaLd tLIee hundred aud forty
ti5o3tl iett non. tie LOftiaWest conner II sec
tIon AILet III III icNLslip hlrtl -one 1911 ,
AOrlh haLSe iLity-hye 1851 lat, Mount
IN bio Bast aid M,l1ol&n; .Lonce from said
oct, n.alAtd ..e. /, L .. suIy,. NO. % tfroln
winch tie fDr gong bearings aid ais, ances
ale ~ ~,
LIST CUurse, south two t2 degrees, forty-
I'VE ts5) HI.l.uttr, last $40 f,et to Post
No 2, L. s. survey No. 50; thence,
seco1 Z ulse, south eeNtAtS l70l degrees
West OZo feet 10 tCst na4k he'd 10. L. D.
urNey No. -; chem g,
hnd COul 81, Aorth two (2) degrees (45)
tOity hye minutes, s.Cst SO feet 10 loht
ii4arAt q No. l, > Survey 10. ~. thence.
Fourth curse, Aolib seNtLty i70J oegrees,
49, 62e feet 10 rad Cs; o. /, tie place Of
Is glnLIIS, c nt-IIil 8 - 4g-l,Oasrrs. Iour,es
eXL II "a m III ir'.e Ara ioIan with G,Letlc
NaiIa 1OL al II otgr,es List.
said claim Il /, LLu, d I'll tie North by the
~ , 40 conn ally r cl@lLl, ana on tie .oLtA
by ihe NtolcpCk cia1u,, ufon tht san lode,
aid - recJrCel III Book al agt I43 of a e
record Of mining IA cati L. Of s..Iu dis rict.
ktpt at star tIts .ilLnib- idt e, UNITY. Nevada
Ally anu ali uONtrsc CLAIMS must he tled
III tL-s 1fnee within sl1lS DAYS from, da,e /. +
nTht utilization hereof.
g.. n. HARRIS, Register.
""'ti4bcf 10, loio. UCd.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-11
Notice TO Lein Holders.

John Mcmillan W. The Rye Patch Consoli-
dated .4ill and Mining C n.pany
NOlHE is hereby given that John Nc
IN 3l-lan ccIlmencea suit against the
above LSmed Ge1eDG8Lt on the 3lst day Of
] &c, ber is 5, II tie L Is Tict Couit Of the
-Four JuaiCial istl let Of Nevada, H. and for
humboldt c unity to enforce ltiH for labor
lerfo MEG III Tie llye atch mine. Ell uated in
CHI A.inIn ! Is rict. hun boldt COUNTY 5 ale
.of tyada, Guc more particularly described as
follows; mm6uciEg al stake Dear q e
iavine Of Butte CaLyoI and uLDing 1909 Get
IN orih rly direction 20 stake, SAID mine
known 80 The se Patch mine and WI, by
the kye at, Il Consolidated Mill and Mining
Company
All persons are hereby notified that are
claiming ieins III der the provision LIS Of an Act
{ the ii lature If he state Of Nevada en-
title a. ''Act 10 scene leins TO mechanics
aid othtrr, aba 10 npeal all o. her Gets il
lie alton hereto." tsppicyed March Is 81
to be al d Ileaf ., 70 e said c. uTt on The 10Th
ola, OF / ,hit ary 1919 at 10 O'Clock An being
u d.y of regular te III OF said Court. 10 ex-
ibl then aid tLeIe the pIoof Of their saia
leins.
S. s. GRASS. Attorney for the said
JOHN MCMILLAN, Plaintiff
de3i-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-11
Notice 10 VIII m it may Concern.

w ufREAs ct a rogular meeting Of the
w Board Il 80 II tumn. ssicner> il al.
ptlriuQ 60 tle - III elton at The H. ard that
more thsl tVeffeehaiecis Il ate x, ad L is
tilei. i.ttt'~.td thsftIu, Lave t,iitieued this
bttfd q d IA fhct q bfICRt ss fess the nun :
bed riSct al = me ptIit 10 taiu district, and
taFita irg also Il a. sale hodge WI | cost
moe ihan s4t0 Il Is oidt red La !, gal no /, g
of th' ppiicAu uIon hEid petition b, Civ. II
~ Tie CIolk, Hccosul4g 10 eetiOu 4, page g,
d, tgtuttr cf eNaGa 4ha7.
Noiice - thertf re- iytu tina on MONDAY
24,b, 1879. II the hour II uclo, K
Z; sid ~ at the tICks flee, In said
county, said Board # ouH,y mInissic ners
viii NEE. iOfosaid % hear a. plieatit n
~ 90 raj peti'i L ana NitIettes viii be heard
thd tA mind ucAitg saia application. aid
the SANE vi J he theI 8nd tiltr, dee mined
By order II tie b. AID oi t,Inni sioIets.
Ii. IL b, Clerk.
Ninnenucca, January 5, 1879 I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-11
Assessment No ice.
ARIZONA SILVER MIN Nc COMPANY

ARIZONA SILVER MN Nc COMPANY.
Location Of ho.ks, knoxville, humboldt
county, state Of Nevada.
Location Of lrin lpal place of business, san
francIsco, ealifoTni5,
n OllCk is hereby gwen, that at ne lii g
AN OF the irectUTr, held gu The 9th day of
Dectn bcT, 1876, ali asses snenf tAo A. Of one
oIiar tai pr share was LEVIED on tie CAP
tai SOCK Of Lie corporation, pay able inme-
dlae ely III Cnlted States gold coin, TO the
II creiar5 at the tlice Of the [, mpauy. Rotm
No. 29, Nevada Bloch, 30. 800 MINT omery
street an FItncIsco, California.
any stock upon which this astessIIt Mt
shan remain Unpaid On NJ MAY, the
IhIHIEt y II tl3thl dag Of JAN a \. 1879,
Will be GeliI quent, aid advertised for "a t at
public auction, and unless payment IL made
befcie, vail be sold Gil D. oHGas the hira
t3dl day of february. 1873, TO pay the de-
HDquent nssessnt Mt Ni.h cCsts If adv critic
ing aid eXpeLAes If e e
WILLIAM WILLIS,
seen tEry.
Cfice- Room No. 50, Nevada Eloek. No
800 Montgomery Street, san tlancIsco. Cali
Torn q dtcl2-tu
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-11

Novcmber Il 1873.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-11
Notice to the Public.

TT Is orde cd that ali bills or claims against
d un bcldt coun sLaI he preeen ca 10
aud hitd with the Cl TX Ct his load at least
hFe Gays before he Board Of County Counts
~ htrh Viii take action upon them, and that
if no, 20 fl,d that thsy hall not be acted
Upon until the ensuing ttIm Of the Bead
aid that when tlel with tie Cleik he shall
submit them TO the DistIict Attornsy, and
that his Older be published ia the slLyER
srA1I newspaper foi thriy days.
by order VI iho Board If County Commits
elVL.fs- j. IL JOB, Clerk.
Ninuemueca. January &, 1879, SOD
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-11
SALT, SALT.

The ieSert Salt Company
Is now prepared TO furnish choice article Of
MILLING SALT in quantities to suit
at reasonable rates.
ADDRESS ORDERS "pKsEET SALT Con-.
PAsY. Browns Station, @. p. r. X.
Nevada" aul6-73-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-11
a. CARE.

To all who are srr1ferirg from the errors and
sindiseie ion Of outh, nervous weakness,
sesry decay, loss OF manhood, &c l i'll nd
q RECIPE Lat wall euIe yon, FBLE OF CHARGE.
Thi great II usedy Was discovered by "a mis-
,sionary n south america Fen a Sc. fad
dressed eTYel Pc to he ELv. JOSEPH It.
INAAN, Station D bible house, New York
Atty dsf-2-7s
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-11
SWEEP 49, 80 e NAVY
CHEWING Es>se> EESI <<<fs TOBACCO

awarded highest prize at Centennial Exposi.
ton Tor tine chewing qualities and eNcelleno.
snd lasting charaeterof sweet ming a. a favor
ing. The best tobacco ever made AS our
blue strip trademark is closely initiated Oh
inferior goods, see that "JacEsonA Best" is
on e>ery plug. Sold by all dealers. send
for san pie, free, To G. A. JACKSON & Co.
Mirs. Petersburg, Va. i. &. 4. wertheimer
agents. san francisco, febl9-78ly
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-12-04
NATIONAL DEBT,

And when from necessity, in time of war, debts
have been created, they have been paid off
on the return of peace as rapidly as possi-
BILE. With this view, and for this purpose, it
is recommended that the existing laws for the
accumulation of Sinking Fund sufficient to
extinguish the public debt within a limited
period be maintained.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-12-04

' = gagged Paper Negotiated.
An English Dinner.

7 saw letter yesterday just received
by Brooklyn gentleman from his wife
visiting in England. She dined with
the wealthy proprietor of Addiscombe,
at his pleasant home in Sydenham, and
gives description which I am permit
ted to copy: @The dining-room is
across the hall from the drawing-room.
First grace was said, then soup was
served-a piece of bread being folded
in each napkin. First, though, I must
tell You how the table was laid. In the
center of the table was q glass center
piece filed with flowers. In front of
this, on raised fruit dish, lay an uncut
Spanish melon. On either side of the
hower-piece was dish of ripe English
gooseberries and French cherries, and
opposite the melon q dish of white
grapes. Between the dishes of fruit
stood small vase of cut flowers. On
the top of each dish of fruit was laid
some kind of mossy green stuff from
the conversatory, making it look very
pretty. By each fruit-dish Lay golden
spoon. After soup was brought boiled
salmon with sauce; then plates removed
and lobster patties were served; then
plates removed and roast lamb placed
tefore the master of the house. Pota.
toes and green peas were served with
the lamb. Two kinds of pudding were
next brought, with a red wine sixty
years old. After pudding appeared two
kinds of jellies and a dry white wine
After jellies came the fruit. Then the
ladies retired to the drawing-room
where coffee was served, the gentlemen
remaining in the dining-room to have
their coffee and smoke" e."-Ir1diapapoli'
! Journals Neap York letter.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-12-04
A Wonderful Dog.

Some months ago Charles Norman
moved his family from the town Of
Flowery Branch to Elberton, more thar
100 miles distant. But in the hurry of
moving Mr.. Norman forgot to let his
dog, Watch, out of the kennel or dog,
house, and did not think of it until he
and all the family were in the cars
bound for Elberton. Little Willie Nor
man was very sorry, for he and Watch
we're particular friends, and, though the
Gazette doesn't say so, it is likely that
Willie cried over leaving Watch. One
week went by, and the Normans had
nearly forgotten Watch, when the dog
suddenly appeared while the family
were at dinner at EIberton. Watch en-
tered the room with an air of injured
innocence and was soon welcomed by
all hands. The strange thing about il
is how in the world Watch could have
found the family. He probably fol
lowed the trail to the depot and into
the same car, and then rode in the car
under the same seats that had been oc-
cupied by the family, until the train
stopped at Elberton.-Elberto71 (GG.
Gazette,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-12-04
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
TO THE FORTY.SIXTH CONGRESS
OF THE UNITED STATES.

Fello,e Citizens of the Senate and Hou Sc of Re
presentatires: The members of the Forty sixth
Congress have assembled in their first regular
session under circumstances calling for mutual
congratulation and grateful acknowledgment to
the Giver of all good for the large and unusual
measure of national prosperity which we now
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-12-04
is estimated that the jetti

partially improving the channel at the
mouth of the river, saved the country
$1,6OO,000 during the year ending
Sept. l, 1878, by areduction in freights
on cotton alone.
It must be borne in mind that the
channel through the ietties is only just
obtained. The changes that will take
place in the production and shipments
of cereals and cotton will come slowly,
but in a few years we will see one OF
the greatest revolutions of the century
in agriculture and commerce.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-12-04

IT is stated that in Eastern France
and the North of England hawks have
learned to notice the railway trains
"put up" coveys of birds as they rush
on, the birds, like unframed animals,
being startled by the noise. The hawks,
therefore, fly after the trains, and, when
the birds have risen in alarm, pounce
upon their prey, and then fly after the
train again.
THINK nothing in conduct unimpor-
tant and Indifferent
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-12-04

The business of the Supreme Court is at
present largely in arrears. 1t can not be ex-
pected that more cases can be decided than are
now disposed of in its annual session, or that
by any assiduity the distinguished Magistrates
who compose the Court can accomplish more
than is now done. In the Courts of many Of
the Circuits, also, the business has increased
to such an extent that the delay of justice
will call the attention of Congress to an ap-
propriate remedy. 1t is believed that all is
done in each Circuit which can fairly be ex-
pected from its judicial force.
The remedy suggested by the Attorney
General is the appointment of additional Cir
cult Judges and the creation of an intermediate
Court of Errors and Appeals, which shall re-
lieve the Supreme Cour. of a part of its juris-
diction, while larger force is also obtained fol
the performance of Circuit duties. commend
this suggestion to the consideration of Con-
gress. It would involve, if ten additional
Circuit Judges are appointed, an expenditure
of not more than $50 900 year.
THE PosToFPIcE DEPARTMENT.
The report of the Postmaster-General bear
testimony to the general revival of business
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-12-04
THE FRENCH CABLE,

The questions of grave Importance with
Spain, growing out of the incidents of the
Cuban insuErection, have been, for the most
part, happily and honorably settled. 1t may
reasonably be anticipated that the Commission
now sitting in Washington, for the. decision of
private cases in this connection, will soon be
able to bring its labors to a conclusion.
Some questions with Switzerland in regard
to psuper and convict emigrants have arisen,
but it is not doubtful that they will be ar
ranged upon just and satisfactory basis.
With the German Empire frequent que
tions arise in connection with the subjects Of
naturalization and expatriation, but the I'm
perial Government has constantly manifested a
| desire to strictly maintain and comply with all
treaty stipulations in regard to them.
Relations with Austria, Russia, Italy, Portu-
| gal, Turkey and Belgium continue amicable
| and marked by no incident of special import
| ance.
A change of the personal head of the Gov
ernment of Egypt has taken place. No change
however, has occurred in the relations between
Egypt and the United States. The action oi
the Egyptian Government in presenting to the
City of New York one of the ancient obelisks
which possess such historic interest is highly
appreciated as generous mark of interna-
tional regard.
The treaty recently made between Japa1
and the United States in regard to the revision
of former commercial treaties, it is now be
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-12-04
!. HOW He Got Ont Of Id.

The SOD of rich man was placed in
a bankers office to learn the business.
His first task was to reckon up bill,
and he made a mistake of Is cents.
The head of the house called his atten
ton to the fact, whereupon the youth
indignantly produced his wallet, say
ing, Here are your 10 cents; you don't
eaton me staying in q concern where
they make such fuss about q mean
little sum like thatl" He then took his
hat and left.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-12-04

Business cards Of five lines or less IS per annun.
Local notices 10 cents par line each insertion.
Simple announcements Of marriages and deaths,
sad church and benevolent society ices inserted
free. Any additions to obituary notices viii b
charged i've cents per line.
Fayors must be banded in as early as Tuesday
morning to insure insertion the sxme woek.
Communicsti,usupons subjects Of general OF tocai
Int. rest are solicited
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8unre Don mir su brtnaen uno unter
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-09
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Ssit elm Wittsl sntesft, eas unieblbar @i@t
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ibsfsn Grfplse purosn earnit In Seuti@lane,
S6rsij une ben Risesrlantsn eriislt. DR.. med.
Setter In DUBUQUE bet bislss Rittfi felt msb-
rsrtn Rpnatsn in isinsr yraris NIT aussasi6-
nstem Grfelss anaepanet. Da6tlse ,,Artharni-
tim, pssr .Dsutl4ts @i6tmittl" ssnanni, IL
nur aasin 66t gu babtn bel
s.. Ni~enitaest,
5. Warb a~potbets Subuaur, Sstpa.
Gsssn Giuisasuns ron $500 ibsraH bin fret
p%srlanst.