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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1880-01-01
LEGAL.
Publication Notice.

Ia he District Court of Lesrenroan County.
+. 2. Goddard, Plaintiff,
vs..
Jane A. Coulter Sarah F Fsrrow, William
II. GodiaId, NJ. T. Goddard, Mary Ann
Strobe, John B. Goddard, ID P. Judd.
James r. Judd. Joeils T. Judd. S,mueli N
Judd. Laura + a. Judd, fheDe j. Mower
,.ud William H Judd, Defendants.
Yoa Jane A. Coulter. Sarah F Farrov, VII.
liam II. Goddard. NJ. T. Goddard, Mary Ann
Str,a2e. D. r. Judd. James X. JUDD, Joslla 7
Judi, samuel N. Judo, Laura r. a. Judd
hereby notified that you together with John
b. Gidard have been sued In the above
named court by the above named plaintiff.
and that tine said plaintiff has died his peti.
ton against you and unless you answer said
petition by the NTH day of January A.
d. 1880. said petition will be taken
you and the said John. b. Goddard
for the partition Of the following described
lands and tenements situated in the County
of Leaven worth and State OF Kansas, TO wit
The east so acres Of the north:one half of the
northwest quarter, OF section twenty seven
In township seven, Of range twenty-one, and
the northwest quarter Of the northeast 3u.I.
seven, of range tWenty-one containing ninety
acres and the southeast quarter of Sec ton
twenty-eight township seven, and range
twenty -one, and also a piece and parcel Of
land beginning ten rods west Of the north
east corner OF section thirty three (s3), Town
ship seven "a, range twenty -One lZi), thence
south twenty chains and q half (I0hS), thence
west twenty chains Coz, thence north four-
teen and half chains (a4,z, thence.north sew
enty -one and q half dsaress (7l1p, west three
and Ss-l0o chains, thence due northwest six
chsins and sixty links to the section line.
thence east twenty eight chains and twenty
five links to the place of beginning, contain
Ing forty -four acres according to euIvey or's
certificate, Subject however TO the CO ndt-
lions Of q lease which William T. Marvin
and Julia u. Marvin have given Union
School District No. 81. Leavenw worth and
Atchison County for ne acre OF land In the
northeast corner Of said tract.
And adjudgtp2 the plaintiff to be the
owner of one undivi led eighth part of the
above described lands and tenements and
the said defendants Jane A. Coulter, Sarah F.
Farrow, William II. Goddard, N. 7. Goddard,
Mary Ann strobe, John b Goddard, each 10 be
the owner OF one undivided eighth part Of the
above described lands and ienements and
the said defendant ID r Judd to be the ow ner
Of one undivided sixteenth Part of the abov e
described lands and tenements, and the sal
defendants James r. Judd, JOella 7, Judd,
Samuel n. Judd, Laura +. A. Judd,
Fhebe J. Mower and William X. Judd each to
be the owner Ct one undivided ninety sixth
part OF the above described lands and ten
ements, and for such other proceedings and
relief as are provided for BY the laws OF the
state OF Kansas in cases In Partition.
STILLINGs Il GIILLIN6S,
Attorneys i0r Piainiih
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DUBLIC NOTICE IL hereby given that
III under snd by virtue OF judgment rer.
dered in the District Court In the County OF
L<avenworth, in the State OF Kansas, in an
Hsr% CUsTan. :dmiSistrsSrix p, Of th: . es.
tate OF James Curran, deceased, and
Others are defendants, and Of An execution
Issued on said Judgment, 70 me directed and
Of February, A. ID. isos. sss 81 O'Clock q. N. Of
thas day, q the scu.h 'front.' osSr q she
Cs<ozt HOuge In the es2v;cs Isavpn-urth,
In he Ooanty Of Leaven1olth, In the Et.Ss
q Kan0a, o6A4 q public sale anA Ell % the
highest h6dder, for Gosh in hand, the follow
ING deaorfoed tract Of land, situate, lying and
being in the County OF Lsavenwofth, In the
State OF Kansas, namely:
Lot twenty-eix C1s} In Block forty.nine (ls)
in the City OF Leavenworth proper.
Dated this i't day Of January. 1850
Sheriff Of Lesvenworth County, Kansas.
LCCIEN BAKE, Attorney for plaintiff.
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Agriculture In China,

General Grant, in speaking OF the meth.
DDS OF agriculture in China, said that he was
shown pi6ce Of land which had been under
GUILTY. alton every year for 1000 years without
deterioration of the fertility Of the soil. This
result Is effected by returning to the soil
everything taken from 1t. Fish constitutes q
large proportion OF the food of the people,
and all the. DIAL not consumed for human
food Is carefully applied to the soil, and nsh
Is great fertilizer. Even the roots of wheat
wheat Is grown to very limited extent
are taken and rOtted in q compost heap and
returned to the soil, AL the leaves and gar
bage are utiliz, I'd in the same manner. He
said Examines occur in the interior Of Chi.
ma. In which thousands die OF starvation
This is due TO the want OF facilities for trans
portatiOn. In the aggregate the country pro-
duces enough to support even the dense LIE
of China, but in some seasons there Gre or.
lions OF the country where crops are total Of
partial failures, while in these same seasons
crops are abundant and successful in 0thel
parts. Facilities for transportation would
enable the more favored districts to supply
the restitution in the localities Of want, bu
no such facilities exist
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Sheriff's Sale No. 1923.

nUBLIC NOTICE Ii hereby given that un-
10 der and by virtue OF judgment rendered
In the District Court In the county OF Leav-
envor,h, in the State Of Kansas, In an action
wherein the Mutual Loan and Savings In.
stitution OF Leavenworth, Kansas, Is plain
tiff and Joseph Beechum and Others are de-
fendants and of IN execution Issued on SAID
Judgment. to me directed and delivered,
will on Monday, the second day OF February,
A. d. 1880, at eleven O'Clock A. n OF that
day, at the south front door OF the Court
House In the city OF LeavenWorth, In the
county Of LAavenwortb, in the State of Kan
sas. offer at public sale and sell to the highest
bidder, fos.cash in hand, the following de-
scribed tract OF land. situate. lying and
State of Kansas, namely: The south half OF
the southeast quarter OF The NORTH vest quar-.
ter Of section number I'VE 10y, in township
number eleven nD, ofrange number twenty
one (2i), containing twenty acres.
Dated this LIST day of January, 1880.
p. g. LOWE,
Sheriff OF LsavenWorth County. Kas.
J. D. SHAYKR Attorney for Plaintiff
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NEARLY DROWNED.
Thought slush Ice and sinks Into
she Missouri.

LouIs Casper steps on what He
Thought Slush Ice and sinks Into
she Missouri.
Yesterday afternoon about half-past four
O'Clock Mr.. Louis Casper, who Is flitng an
ice house near the coal shaft, took . force of
men and went down the river to q point op-
posite the blocks between Kiowa and Kicks-
poo street, for the purpose Of cleaning .
channel which was to be used, of slush ice.
While the men were prospecting about In
the snow to find the channel, Mr.. Gas 5er.
thought he saw II ahead of him. and made Q
couple OF steps forward. The line he saw was
the edge furthest from him. The siush In
the channel was covered with snow 80 that
Il. looked little different from that which
covered the main body of the Ice. When he
stepped forward he struck near the ceDter OF
the channel. and before he had time 10 think
vas down to his neck In water nearly twenty
He called loudly and at the same time
time grasped the edge Of the Ice with his
hands. One Of the men. . col0red man, who
heard his cries ran TO him and handed him
. pike pole, TO which the drenched man held
until Charles DcNoyer and Others, arrived
and pulled him out. Mr.. Casper was assisted
70 bis home. where he donned . DRY suit OF
clothing and was soon again ON the Ice di.
recttng his men about their work.
ANOTHER.
About the time that Mr.. Casper received
: HE ducking. his soa Walter, who w. above
the ooaI shaft, Tell In the enannel, end It Waa
with most exfre<1e .ofOUuity sh&t te6s &C
Was rescued, by men sid boys who were
near The place.
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Sheriff, Sale III.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tina,
il under and by virtue OF . Judgment rem
oered IN the District Court In the county oil
Leavenv0rth. in the State OF Kansas, in an
action wherein the German Bank, Of Leav-
enwortb, Kansas, IS plaintiff, and John y
Baker, and others, are defendants, and Of an
execution issued on aaij judgment, to me d.
rected and delivered. will on Monday, the
l2tn day Of January, 4; d. 1850 at II O'clock
the Court House in the city OF
Leavenworth, in the County OF Leavenw oYth
In the eSate of Ans as offer at pubic sale ana
Sell to the highest bidder, for cash IN hand.
he following described tracts OF land situate,
bling and being In the county Of Leaven-
W,'rth, in the State Of Kansas, namely: Tire
undivided half Of lots one %. two t2) and
three t3), in block one uD, In Lsavenwortt
City, proper, a per plat OF -aid city on file In
the ONCE o; the RegiSter Of Deeds for Leayen-
worth County, Kansas.
Dated this llIh day of December. 1873.
Pc LOWE,
sSheriG of l. avenvOYth Co., Ks.
LUcIKS BAKER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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A BRAVE CONVICT.
He Plunges into tho River to Rescue
. Dr0wninS Team.

He Planges into tho River to Rescue
. Drowning Team.
Yesterday morning, q six-mule Govern.
ment team, employed in hauling ice at Fort
Leavenworth, and driven by VIM. Jackson,
was standing upon the ice, near the Fort
Leavenworth depot, the Griver being tem-
porarily absent. Suddenly, the ice gave way
and precipltated the team and wagon into
the river. A convict. a"trusty" at the Mill
tary Prison, whose name our informant did
not learn, at once volunteered ID make an
attempt to rescue the animals; and, despite
the great danger attendant herewith, he
sprang upon she back of one of the fright.
ened and struggling mules, and, with q knife
freed IL of the cumbersome harness which
. was ham peripg its movements and prevent.
ing any successful efforts at rescuing II. The
convict worked almost with the rRpidity OF
thought, aud as soon rs one mule was cleared
of the harness he spraDg to another-then to
another-until i've were free. By great ef.
forts these we're saved, the sixth being
drowned. The wagon was also lost, with the
exception OF the box.
The convict acted bravely, and certainly
deserves to oe rewarded, and II Ia understood
that Gen. Blunt, governor OF the prison, will
Interest himselfin this direction.
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Receive,'s Nofice of Sale.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that !
offer for sale, at private sale, the follow.
log described lands, situated In the county
Of Leavenwor namely:
The southwest quarter OF section 80, town
IL, OF range ~; the northwest quarter of Sec
ton 4 and the northeast quarter Of section S,
both in township l2.of range %, known as
the Mound farm. The flrst mentioned quar-
other buildings thereon, and all three of the
quarters are fenced.
The southeast quarter Of section Is. town
IL Of range e.
The northwest quarter OF section II, town
II, of range n
The northwest quarter of section 8. town
II, Of range %. The last three unimproved.
Said lands arc free nom all membranes
and title good.
Apply TO mo at my ONCE at the court house.
PIG. LOWE,
Receiver of the estate of the Second National
Bank. dldAW
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TNeeklp. Gimes
THURSDAY, JANUARY /, 1880.
THrFirst N. Z. Church is free from debt.

THEFirst n. Z. Church 10 free from debt.
sKATISG has been injured by the snow fall.
THE collections in the county treasure1
oniceyesterday amounted to s4ls. 90.
RAILROAD travel has been light during the
week. Everybody is at home spending the
holidays.
The travelling men will start out for the
business Of 1880 with nne prospects for q good
season OF trade.
BURGLARS are beginning their prowlings
again. A little watching and . pistol shot or
two will silence them.
TIE Pacific Express Company will bsgiu to
do business On the Missouri Pacific aud Kan
sas Central roads tomorrow.
Ac5urLrof d ne cutters on the streets yes
teldsy afternoon disclosed the fact, that
somebody was bound to have the nrst sleigh
Tide.
I. to MORROW the Chicago. Rock Island q
Pacific Company will begin to run trains into
Kansas City, via Cameron. Each passenger
train viii have Pollmsn's sleeper attached.
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1t is pity that the rames of all the persons
who each month draw all the prizes In the
monthly scheme Of the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company car not be Published. for then
is could be seen exactly where every dollar
GOES to. This could be done but for the
raaeon that some winners object TO having
the Company not 70 divulge these without
permission.
Full Information can b obtained In ref
efence 70 past drawings or the next monthly
one to take place on the 18TH OfJanuary, by
addreestng y: A. Dauphin, at New Orleans,
La, or New YORK.
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SHERIFF. Sale, No. 1870.

DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that un-
il der and BY virtue OF an Execution u.
sued ON . judgement rendered In IN ection In
the District Court IN the county OF Loavsn-
worth, In the State Of KansAs, wherein John
C. Douglas u Plaintiff. and Joaiah North Il
Defendant. to me directed and delivered, I
win on Monday the second day OF February
q the south front door Of the Court House In
the City Of LeavenWorth. In the County OF
Leavenworth, in the state Of Kansas,
bidder, for cash in hand. the following de-
0eriSsd tract OF land, situate, lying and be.
ing In tins County OF LeavenWorth, In the
State Of Kansas, namely: The west quarter
number twenty three (2s). iG township num-
oer eight G), OF mango number s1eny-one
C91).
Dated this LIST day Of January. AID 1850.
"a. LOWE,
Sheriff OF Leaven~nrth County, Kan.
JOIN C. DOUGLAS, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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A Young Girl EntlceA from Her
None % . House q III Bepuse-
she Remalns Ten Days and Gees
Horne Repentant.
A few yean ago in our schools was known
brignt-eyed, handsome little girl, who was
Quick to learn, modest in her demeanor. and
who, by her good conduct, caused everybody
who knew her to like her. Her father cared
a. well for Ler - he could, and abe had NO
cause to feel inferior to her playmAtes. She
succeeded well with her studies until she
was about fifteen years old, when abe len
; school. She became acquainted with new
companions, some of whom were girls who,
while they live at home. manage some times
To steal away from there to visit places. where
virtue does not exist. A short time ago she,
afler much persuasion. consumed 70 visit one
Of these places with male companion. 'just
% re how IL looked" Aftef that her ruin
.rs sx and ;15s sed seo1s sc1 days
OF prostitution on Second street There she
re1ained until night before last. Whsn she
nate We're, and uncsr The name 81 Nina
Monteith ncsd $40 in the police court Tho
nne Was paid by the pFoprieerss Of the
getting word With the omcses she stassd
70 them that che wished TO leave the place
and The NE she n7o been drawn Into a che
vas
UrTERLY DIsGUSfKD
With the orgies she was compelled 70 par
ttctpate in and witness every night In the
week. She sid she dare not rofuss, or that
dread penalty. tho wrath OF the woman VIA
controls the house, would fall On her do
fenceless head and mako her the 0uh3ert oi
ribald laughter among the hardened eoGfts.
xans Of the house. people in the shape 81
women, Who know neither shame or eym-
pathy. She aid her resolution ~ taken.
and that rather than spend another twenty
four houfB In the house, or one uko lf, oh<
would
FOLSOM HkR4ELY,
q 0st rid Of LIE In some way. rather than
80 subjected 70 the WhimS Of every dfunkeI
ubeFttn0 VINO chose to visit the ho1se. Word
Wao fmmodiately taken 70 her father q he
.Foaoluttoa. He hesitated at dut about takin(
hsr back. bat 1nally consented, and she
now q homs. where Is 10 hoped she viii no
again - led into the W1le1 Of The WICKED
The ofneers yesterday secured her elpehinG
Whl0h h0d 6oen LEFT N the hoase. and oon
ITO hee. 6he has Learned uee teDoo.
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llhlMEhIS

not only relieve pain, but they incite
healthy action, subdue Inflammation,
and cure, whether the symptoms proceed
from wounds Of the Aesh, or Neuralgia Of
tine Nerves; from contracted Cords or n
scalded hand from a sprained ankle
or Sashed foot; whether from disgusting
PIMPLES ON a LADY'S FACE
or strained joint on Horses Leg.
The agony produced by Burn or scald i:
modification from Frost bites; Swell
ings from Strains; the tortures OF Rkeu-
matism, Crippled for Life, BY some
neglected accident; valuable horse or
. Doctors BIN may all be saved from
One Bottle Of Ceataur Liniment.
No Housekeeper, Farmer, Planter, Teamster..
or Liyeryman. can afford to be without
these wonderful Liniments. They can
be procured in any part OF the globe for
SO cts. and S1.OO bottle. Trial bottles.
Is cts.
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Ms.axeDent Of FEATHERS.


Have two good-sizsd bags, one for the
geese and duck feathers, !and tho other for
chicken and turkey feathers. In plucking
Gee that no skin or flesh adheres to the same,
and as each bird is plucked place the feathers
In their appropriate bag. and hang up in
some dry place. When enough IL collected
to I'LL pillow, cut the shape out OF bed
ticking and stitch all around the edges, with
the exception of small opening at the top
for the Introduction Of the feathers. Before
filing in the same turn the bag inside out,
and. laying 1t on table, rub what Is now the
outside well with com mon soap, after which
I'LL In the feathers AID tie the bag up closely
at the neck. Then as soon as the next fam.
lily washing Is over, place the bag. with Its
contents, IN the boiler, and boil for q few
minutes. moving It about with q stick, and,
after lifting 1t mp and down, and squee zing
1t out few times, 1t may be taken out and
hung up In some place to dry. In Q few
days the feathers will be found light and
dry, free from any unpleasant smell, and the
piiiOW ready for nSe.
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RrArE or KANSAa.

LzAvkxwcETH oousrr. 81
In the Probate In aud for nd county.
In ths matter Of the estate a. James ".
Horder, deceased.
E1OTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN than lo1tseB q
IN adm1nistrat1nQ. With the Vlu ann0Xeds
estate Of James ". Hosdef, lAte Of nlo eo1mfy,
deceased, by the Ho0olable, the Probate
Court q Tie Oounty aloressiAs datod the n
Day Of November. A. d 1878. NV III -.
oo0e hovtnG olatnnD 0eAfnot he I'D .01fa1l
oro hege6y n0ttded that thsy D1se Dso110t
TIE oAme 70 the undengn6d II allowances,
within ono yea1 frum tredaao q ~ loetoa,
Of soch egenee; and TIM II oueh e1aans - "a
exnioleed within three yea1e afeaR th0a Ato q
I'D lsesems they ehali b 1pesyR baRy1d.
0AXUH ". 00RDo1,
AdmiDlgera10e. Win Vill a1n0Eoa, a thao,
tase Of JaA0 ". HocdaR, doooaDod.
IAuDdsy. Dee. llths 1A Wv
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Some one wrote to the Rural New York
err to know II kerosene would not do To
prevent bark lice. This brought . reply
from Q Mr.. Charles Downing. who says:
have not had any experience with kero-
sene, and would not like to .isk Is. have
found potash dissolved In water, . good rem
edy-one pound Of potash and one and half
SALONS Of vAter-put on With paint brush
and now In good time. when the leaves are
OF. or any time before the buds bagin to swell
in the spring. The, trcss should be washed up
. far a there arc any insects, even 70 the
ends of the brancneS."
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How to secure Good pou,,rv

| To insure white, plcmp, tender poultry fol
the table, French poultry raisers give the
following directions: To get good weigh.
and delicate cUlor, only meal from grain
one yearold shodld be used when fattenin2
for market, and the water used In the mixlns
OF food should have suet added to 1t in the
proportion Of three-eighths OF an ounce to q
quart OF meal. A small quantity OF coarse
gravel should be added to the paste thus
made, so as to assist the birds digestive
functions. Special care should be taken not
TO give them any food for at least twelve
hours before they are killed, SO that the In.
tsstines may be empty at the time of death.
and the acid lamentations of their contents
which would Otherwise ensue and which IA
cllitate decomposition, may be avoided.
Plucking the fowls should not be aftem ned
too soon. II feathers are pulled ont while the
blood Is still fluid the vesicie at the root of
each OF them becomes engorged and the skill
becomes spotted. A fowl killed while diges.
ton 10 going on will hardly keep for q week.
BY attention 70 the above 1t Is claimed they
may be preserved for fortnight In mild,
daIcp weather, and for three weeks or more
when II is dry and cold. A few pieces OF
charcoal put inside WILL assist In preserva.
ton,
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The farmers Of the CO 1ntry may be divided
into two classes. according to ngs and expe-
rience-the old and the young. While there
are many exceptions as to each class, 1t must
be admitted that the old are too prone to
continue old ways and methods, and the
young are too ready to disapprove of the old
and risk their interests on what is compare.
lively new. The true policy Is to cling to
any custom until something better is learned
but to be sure while cllnging to be on the
alert for any imp Much OF the life
and interest of farming arises from Its being
q progressive work. Many important truths
have been developed during the last few
years, causing important changes in the
m cans and methods Of agriculture. Those
who disregard these Developments must, Of
necessity, fail to compete successfully with
producers who jud.ciously ypt what 10
good Il the new and hold tot at only which
is good in the old. A prs middle sRe d
farmer tells Us that in hi community the
younger men are succee ing much better
than the older, becausst le former are using
more Of the fruits OF recent experience
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Sheriff. Sale No. llS.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby Owen that I'M
t der and by virtue Of JUDGMENT rendered
IN the District Count In the CountyO Leaven.
worth, in the state Of Kansas, in IN action
wherein II. W. Ide - receiver II the estate
OF the Kansn8 InsunA0eo Company II plains
TIN, and HloanA Henley and 0ehen are de
PENDANTS, and OF AZ execution Issued on eaid
Judgment, to me directed and delivered,
viIl ON Nondsy the 13th day Of January. AID.
1850, as IL O'CLOCK &. m. OF that dfy, at the
souih front door of the Court House In the
City OF LeavenWortb, in the County OF
LaavenWoft In the State Of Kansas, o0ef as
poblie sale and sell TO the higheet
bidder, for eash in hand. the following de-.
cribed fraets Of land, situate. lying and belnG
in the County OF Lssvsnvorth, In the eeass
o. the n .ostS :1aty-av. ,s0 feet Of lot sixteen
(i6), In block forty. S0ur (lO In LeavenVorth
C1iy, (props) Leaven worth County, eeais Of
KanoaA. Los ten tiO) In block three (3) In
LsavsnvoEth City. lpropesl in the Co1nty Of
LeayenWogth and STATE Of kanans, with th0
tonemsnt6 h0sed1taments and appuRtenan-
o.. Lot six % In block Sorty-jour (4s) In
Lsavenvoreh CITY. lpropes) Lesvsnvorth
County, STATE Of Ransao. Lon four ~ I'VE
81 and six 10, In block fourteen (lD In Leav-
onWosth City, {pr0p0) a1bsenAid.
Dassd this nth day Of DseeO6ef, ls79
Pc. Lowe,
n. ". In, AsooeoV ~ YlaiAuE