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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-11-12
. SHERIFFS SALE.
Dennis Leary Plaintiff, VS. Lester popple, ct. a

Dennis Leary. Plaintiff, VS. Lester Popple, ct. al.
= ...4... =, a., Defendants. 49,.
To be sold at SheriFs sale, in front of the Court
House door, In the town and county OF Deer Lodge.
at o'clock p. M, Saturday, October 10, A. ID. $780,
Under and by virtue of execution In the above
titled cause issued from out the District Court Of the
second Judicial District OF the Territory OF Montana
in and for Deer Lodge County the following describ
ed property, towit: All of the right, title and inter
est Of the defendants either Of them which they
had ON the ID day OF December, A. ID. 1879, In ard
TO the Grand Prize lode said lode being situate about
~ miles north west from John AcKenzies ranch on
Divide Creek comprising $50 feet In westerly drec'
ton aid 1850 feet In eastery direction from the
centre Of discovery shaft including 800 feet In width
each side Of the centre Of said lode the corners OF
said lode being marked by posts firmly set in the
ground 10 that its boundaries be readily traced
Said odei.cs east of and adons the Hidden Treasure
quartz lode mining claim and II particularly de-
scribed In Book 1, of Lodes, page 49, on file In the
once Of the County Recorder Of Deer Lodge county
N T., all Of said property lying and being In said
eer Lodge County, Montana Territory, and being
WED upon as the property Of said defendants.
Dated this 25th day of September A. ID. 1890.
.''. ''''- ''' JAMES ). MCANDREWS,
: -o~ Sheriff Of Deer Lodge County NJ. r.
By Thomas McTauue, Deputy Sheriff.
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Notice Of Proof Of HeIrshIp.

In the Probate Court of the county Of Deer Lodge,
Territory Of Aontana-ln the matter OF the estate
Of Florence Bentley, alisA Florencs Howard alias
lone Temple, deceased. - .....r--
Sarah Ey.ret,s, VIM. Crosby Ann Good and Mary
A. Welsh. OF Quincy, Adams county, State OF III
nsis Lizzie Crosby and Ann Crosby, OF Woodstock,
McHenry county, State Of Illinois, rcputed hers-at
law OF sind deceased having fled herein their proofs
Of heirship, .'-.. ..''' ...0r
Notice s hereby given that all persons interested in
the estate OF sad deceased be and appear before the
Judge Of this Court Saturday the 20th day OF No
the Court Room OF said Court. at the Court House Ia
the town and county Of Deer Lodge, Territory Of
Montana then and there TO show cauee If any there
be- why said parties should net be decreed the heirs
staw and the only parties entitled to the succession
Of the estate Of said deccased. s. .-..-...
~. ..,-,I4I.l ORREN EMERSON, Clerk.
Deer Lodge October IA A. ID. 1880 5Ss-6t
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

7. y
~ Helens, N. T. October ~, 1880.
Notice II hereby given that Clement veneuve,
who flied Presumption declaratory Statement Num-
Der 37s5, for west half northeast quarter and west
half northwest quarter of Section ten in township
nine, north of range thirteen West has fled notice Of
bis intention to make final proof In support Of his
claim and secure final entry thereof and that said
proof will be made before the Probate Judge Of Deer
Lodge county, Montana Territory, at his ONCE in
Deer Lodge ON Saturday November ~, 1880; and the
bearing 70 determine the right of said claimant to
enter eaid tract will be had at this Office ut 10 A. m.
Tuesday. November 30, 1880, Said Claimant names
the following witnesses to prove his residence npon
and cultivation of said tract--James L. Goodwin
Edward n. Whitcraft, Peter Peters and Andrew Pc
terson, all Of Warm Springs said Deer Lodge county
s905t '''...' j. H. MOE, Register.
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Majolica.

Pesara, says a correspondent Of the New
York Post, is q little old town on the Adri-
attic; It's walls overlook the blue sea, and fig
trees grow within short distance of the
breaking waves on delightful beach. Up
there, hidden away by the nearer hills, Is the
birthplace of Raphael, and, still further, is
Cubic, famous for its Gubbio ware, and its
great painter Of msjolica, Maestro Giorgi.
From the margin OF the sea to the naked
slopes Of the Apprentices Is found the fine
and famous clay Of Pesaro, with which its
majolica Is made. The most fourishing PEI
Rod Of msjolica painting In Pesaro was 400
-years,ago, when the Duke of, Urbino cnIn-
,missioned Batiisto, a Venetian painter, to
make designs for vases and plates, and
bought At high prices all the paintings Of Ra-
phael he could procure, which, with engra-
wings or Marc ANTONY, he gave 70 his majoli-
capainters. Pesaro and Loretto are now the
two places in Italy which have unrivalled
collections Of majolica, and this one of Pc
saro Is perhaps surpassed by nome. Half q
million francs was refused by the municipal
lily Of Pesaro Cor this collection, which is
rightly valued as the peculiar and appropri-
ate glory of the town, which is the birth
place Of Rossinni.
The taste and passion for antique majolca
can only be gratifed by princes and million
y aires. Once In the hands or Attiquarians,
sa rare majorica plates or vases cost o much as
plates of gold or silver. The Qneen of Swe-
den is said TO have offered their weight In
gold for the Loretto vases" Moorish plates
or Hispano-Arabic plates were the first mod
els of the Italian majolica makers. Not
only did Loretto and Pesaro produce this
beautiful ware, but Pisa, Genoa, Florence
and Milan also. The collection at Pesaro Is
richest In plates. The walls Of two rooms
In the town hall are covered with this beau
tiful pottery. And what revelation Of
n taste and invention are these lustrons OBJ
jects, iridcscent like mother-of-pearl, white
Hike shslls, or blue like -lapes lasuli, ruby,
red and gold, on which the MOST clever AZ
lists have traced with sure and light hand
aabesaues, painted portraits ARCHAEOLOGICAL
and sacred subjects, coats-of-arms and bor-
des and patterns Of wild and curious fancy.
Il Isl tradition that Raphael himself paint
ed majolica, and that Titan and Dosso Dossi
:, were employed In making designs. ssE'd
Balls Of silk instead of tassels finish many
sashes.
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Notice Of Final Entry
: LAND OFFICE, AT HELENA, 4. r, Z
rrf -g8a g-fr, mo- Oct. 20. 1850, z

1tsfnn LAND OFFICE, At HELENA, MI
,aei=Esa sF sis 17Lrr HuaiOct. 70, 1850. y e.
Notice IN hereby given that Neh A. Christensen.
who nled empton declaratory statement No. N4S
SEA OF NWE Of Sec. 8 in rs N Of r " has fled
notice OF bis intention to make final proofn support
Of his claim and secure anal entry thereof and that
Of Dser Lodge county, II. r., at his ofice In the
town Of Deer Lodge, on saturday, November %,
1870 md the bearing 10 determine The night Of said
claimant to enter the said tract OF land win De hae q
this efcc Il TN O'Clock O. m, Tuesday Nov. "a 1880,
SAID claimant naes the following Witnesses 70 prove
Ms Continuous residence upon and cultivation OF cad
tract to-wt-Wiliam Wilcox, John yuef. DAVID
Scott and John wslton. all OF Warm Spring P. O.
ss' $685. '' J. Il. MOE, Besistss.
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ss.asl Th,n,Roned iron.

" In experiments made at the Allegheny OBJ
servatory, by Prof. Langley, on the, measure
'ment Of radiant heat, he made use Of Their
mo-electric apparatus, q product Of the Amer
lean iron industry. Observations made with
such Instruments have shown that iron in
sxtrenet hjpRess y the MOST suitable mate
rial to be used with them, and in. order ID
supply the demand, the Rittsburs mills have
succeeded in Misunderstanding rolled iron
which b 20 thin that afnOm 10000 to 1900
sheet. laid on each other equal only one
inch in thiekness, An Instrument made out
u thu materfal hs almost' the same 70.
sponsiveness to radiant heat which the eve
has toward light.
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Relative Wealth and Indebtedness OF

#
Relative Wealth and Indebtedness OF
..st. nl..ag ..s rg States. -r .... ls.lg,I
From the International Review, Nov, 1880.
In 1912 the Western States were in debt
$50, 931 ,553; the Southern States $73, $40, OFT,
and the Middle States s73, 34s,072. In 1852,
the first reliable report of the valuation Of
property, the Southern States exceeded in
wealth the Middle States by $500, 169,366,
and the Western States 81 sos, 759,6sS. To-
day the debts Of the two latter sections are
$45,672,575 and $36,565,3eO respectively;
while the South, before reputation, owed
73,205, lS5, and to-day recognizes Sill ,967,-
.243 debt. TIE valuation of properly in the
Middle States has increased since 1852 from
81, sos, $50, es4 10 ssS1o, 500, 49,; on tie Yves.
tern States from $s79, 8e6,617 to $5,51s, 6s1,-
8O7 willis tAs Sonfhefn ststaA parlS owing
to the removal of slaves from the personal
property csis4uasor the slAisor's books--
which has in no wise impoverished the
Southland partly due to- general under
valuation Of property, has decreased from
"a, sel ,g7O, 1856 in 1850 to $1,226, 144,3sl In
1880. The poverty Of the South Is more IS
sumed than reak THE newspapers in that
section are conetently filed with interesting
facts about tho Manufacturing and agricultur-
al interests Of Virginia, the undeveloped
gold fields of North Carolina and Georgia,
the industrial outlook and phosphate inter
III. 1.
ests Of South Carolina, the cotton factories Of
Georgia, the sheep and tobacco interests Of
Tennessee, the orange orchards of Florida,
the iron and coal fields Of Alabama, the oil
and cotton products Of Mississippi the sugar
cane interests Of. Louisiana, or the wonder
full increase In the yieldof cotton and agricnl-
cultural products Of Texas and Arkansas IN
the auditors reports and Governors mes
sages one seesthe oldrefrain Of poverty, high
taxes and bad government.47o- saa
Il W. - - 49,
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Rssste Of Thomas Wadd, deceased

g . Estste Of Thomas Wadd, deceaseos
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned, admin
Istrator Of the estate Of Thomas Wsdd deceaeed 70
the creditors of and all persons having claims against
the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after she rst pnbliea-
ton of this notice to the said administrator q his
once In the town Of Deer Lodge. In the county Of
Deer Lodge. u FREDERICK e. GLEASON, :,
: hsa aAdministrstor of Thomas Wadd, deceased
Dated AZ Deer Lodge, October 81, 1880. |
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-11-12
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice ID barely given that In pursuance Of an or
der Of the Probate Court o the county Of Deer Lodge
TERRITORY of Montana, made on tbs % b day Of Sep
tebes fSSn the mattfr Of the tstste Of Otis 6tIck
land deceased the nndersisned administrator Of the
estate OF said deceased win cell ut public asciion TO
the highest bidder for cash, and subject 70 conhma-
ton By said Probate Cont, Saturday, the 9Th day
Of November 1880, at II O'Clock, M In front OF the
ivsrysssble belonging to the estate Of said deoease
IN the town and sounty Of Deer Lodge. all the right,
title interest and estate Of the said OTIS Ssrcklnd
at the time Of his death and all the right, tits and
interest that the said estate has BY operation OF law
Or otherwise acquired other than or In addition 70
t6atsf he sad doesase st tho time Of his DEATH n
esd to Al those certain lots pieces ar parcels Of land
situate and lying fn the eaid county Of Deer Lodge,
Territory Of Montana, and bounded snt describsd a.
follows, to-wt--Lot IA comprising ~ feet front on
Main street the south Feet iinches front On same
stsssf In et ~, both running bsck lao fest; Lots
and IN block No. 10, all in the town Of Deer Lodge
Moutzua Territory, With the improvements thereon.
known - the Strickland stables, eorrsll and hay
scales, Also, six Isl head Of horses.used In the
livery, two f2l bugfes, one thoroughbrace wagon
three Isl aeee OF harness. Tg @TuH1 taE ~ B-g-L
Terms and conditions Of ssle, ca.h. to be paid -
the auetioneer on tie day d sale. Deed At expense
e pureha ser. nos HREDKRICK 3 GLEASON. l.
AdminisTator estate Of Otis strickland, declared.
October "a, 1850. s"t'.''f.i i.'f beO-os o..
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Notice TO Creditors.

Estate ofGeorge T. Hale, deceased. w..
Eetice 10 hereby given by the undersigned, admins
traitors OF the eetate Of George T. Hale deccascd, TO
TIRE creditors OF and oil persona having claims against
the said deceased TO exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within ten month"; after the drst pnbhca-
ton Of this notice 70 the said administrator ~ Butte
eStys Deer ledge coanty Montana Territory. as "a,
~'-s 1G-| IL { o. III. p. THOROUGHNAN, .S
a e.,ss-s.I f and WILLIAM HUDNAiL.
Administrators Of the estate OF George T. Hale, de-
10 ceased s@ssI - 1H's75s1'& q .....f3 ~
Dated October 81. 1850. 10 AR. bs9iit q
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NOTICE. TO CREDIT OBS.

Estate of william Harry, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undcrsigned admins
traitor Of the estate of william Harry, dsceased, TO
the creditors OF. and all persons having claims
aeainst the said deceased to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers wthin four months after the first
publication OF this notice TO the eaid administrator
at his once In the town Of Phipehure, IN the COM
~ OF Deer Ledge. ID. ag.. WILLIAM. LING,
administrators Of the estate Of said William Harty.
deceased. ~ @A ~ u I.@ - j. - -
D.. Dated at Deer Lodge. October IS, 1880 5ss-6t
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INST puRLIsHED.

,srefIly revised Treatise on cstsrrh, with n %
eurnte description Of symphonic and sympathetic ds-
sa,s can groRes RnproaL CUna spcedy and PERM
ncnt cur Also oeserv.iicn. on dIes and he gsnsrsi
N IN wrapped about carh bottle OF tho RADICAL CUn1
AZ Will be iuejled free on receipt OF stamp.
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Each package OF slsYorp's RADICAL Cur. ccntsina
Dr SaniordS Improved IphslinR fall drec-
lions for use Id sfl csscs. Price ~ Sold ~ all whole.
sale and retail Druggists ne United ssssss
and wholesale Dfuggists. Boston, Mass.
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H0lf 1nSa@ogtnsnt 4 ordared Lesser quaA
uGios In 90 Anndrsd viii ~ furnished &.
enmegokna Cash nnst accompany oedepz
iRan1A0a will b 4rssaid. Aadrs ll7e
NEW MORTH-Mn9Is i
D1m Lone
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Balls Of sIlk instead Of tassels finish many
sashes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03


correspondent AZ Tybo sends the SEx-
zNLL the following account Of Al enter
iAinDsai At that plsos. for the be,ssi Of
the public school:
II has been . loag time since yoa had Al
item iron lie o-u1esrniag Tyb0 and is
pscrae- We hare II our Little town q Lit
erarT Society which c~sssbrx1a its fourth
znz1FersAry On she eveaing o. FetruArv
1srh- And 70 Eakke the zEKx 1assrssrsnx and
rezznsrarvss The nsnte-s ogneluded 10
g1xea pzbk.e s1s<rtain2enr ths proceeds
q wnseA sAozld be 3onxted 70 tSs uuhllr
seAool fasd- To izdss tron the oftre
r<At<d and 30lg-rO1fzn0e3 applause. uhieh
made the h0R~e fairly rrsgzEsa. those Wa
zsssn9ed eSs their fun moneys worth. u,
i the universal ver6icf fAas ali a The
members OF the soriety acquitted themselves
with great credit Considering that some
81 Cur hest dramatic talent has left Us
within the past rear. the Affair was Ger
tAlnsy . splendid success The charming
Mrs. Hammer IS no longSr . member Of tie
so-lssy. she having removed 10 Belmont.
The LADY = greatly missed IN Tyho socsAl
c~1reles-
l cannot attempt . description Of the
evenings entertainment, bat viii content
nysed with q hrief mention Ct /. lev Of
The promi1ens characters. who are expa-
be Of ornamenting . much larger stage
than Iybo can boast. Mrs. c. s. Whit
more & an ample reward for o1r LOST star.
Mrs Hammer. not only Is the queen Of
sang. bat Is = gifted reader. Mr.. j. w..
Zun u q real actor. true to the life in
everything be undertakes. Mrs.. J.. d.
Page read a local paper. the Bndgss with
exnellect e1ret The Budget contained =
great many humorous hits Of . local ma
tnrs- All in AL. the snserainmsnt Vas the
hesf thss Typo has witnessed in . long
time and Jour correspondent joins with
many others in wishing our Literary Soci-
ety . happy future OzsERsrH
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03
GEgxx kAMMT-S NEVADA RAIL
R0ADS

We wam3sr 4 II - true that Uncle
Ssumy Tla1za Is pusting some of his
axras auss rxzrasd enterprises in this
Sfxte- Ths Babe Standard says it is .
zNn4 R1szAay Nj. Tllden has designs on
Nevada IN connection with the Presi-
amry- Ru1 we VIII let the Standard tell
rhs zarrr ~ frLisvss
XAe XExA1a SgzfAern Railway Company
Mzs zrEzn1zsa II Battle Mountain yesser-
Exxs Ssr tn FSzxYoss af extending the Bat
xE W1EEfazz and Austin railroad south
xesz 1ruG 1a Attex place 10 GAINESVILLE.
Cczn18szz. CxnazsAx1a xai Slvsr Peak
Tia Csmpazy Axs ahe same ozscers - the
XeFHaA Ceaual- At the same time and
psars. AID with the sanas ofscrs. the Ne
wA3A Narahern Railway Company Was or
E1azzaa 10 bald . railroad from Battle
A1mnsAin shro1gh Idaho and Oregon to
TIE Caaz2hzx river. The Southern road
VIII Be exsended from Silver Peak to the
veyx s0r the rnaa from Auxsin 20 Colambas
vere zsds daring the present winter. the
WORK xxz carried on with 50 much secrecy
thai bat Few were azAre that il bad been
performed The New York parties who
bzil1 and own the Battle Mountain and
A1ztln road. also own . large tract Of valu-
aba mining gro1nd As Silver Peak. and
k<nce thsy have made that place the objec-
W point Of Tie Southern road for the
present These parties ars Samuel j. Ill
dsn and company, bus Tilienis nAns i
kept in the background; and. IN tact. all
the s.Nsw York parties" are kept in the
background. except General James H.
Ledlse. President and Superintendent. Rob
erf l. s. Hall, Treasurer, and Lyman
BridSes- Chssf Engineer The reason 50
much secrecy Was observed in making the
SURVEYS from Austin into Esnerxlda
county. vas that the New York parties
uAased 70 had Oh the Virginia and
Truckee branch road 10 b same region
- Ne we're informed tvo days g that the
Nevada Southern would be pushed frcn
Austin to Columbus faster than an OK
tsam co0ld be driven along the sane
route
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03

Discussing the Chinese problem the En-
terprise says. The political party
which defeats or neglecss effective action
N TIE question during the present session
cf Congress. should be crushed At she
polls next autumn That Is sound talk.
but what are yoa going to do with the
record Of the Republican party On this
Important question When an effort was
made in Congress during the winter Of
1878 TO eradicate the curse. four ffths Of
the Republican members in either House
votsd for the heather. and when the bin
finally passed. despite Of them. By the aid
II Denocrafic votes. - il did aud went
70 the Republican President he promptly
vstosd it The Enterprise wants to
crush the political party that does not do
il duty in the future This i rather
thin We are IN favor Of smashing the
paxty thai hAs been recreant in the past
uhe Repnblicnn leaders Of the East. with
: few hooorAbae exceptions. have shown
tLat thsy ss against N. and ne viii be
fooh r. trust to them again The road to
relsf froa IL evil Of Chinese immigra-
tioa H. unqaestiOnably in the direction
a pumocxsxsc Success in the coming Ma
tio.sl contssk
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03

his nan has made HIS nxrk deep and
kv~iEs th~ nos< ren2rkxhe nan. IN
na.y ~psr6czhrx IN The R<pahlssa par
r. He = ascsf fo<ty-<ishf yesu d Age
whxa srse yoaax he received a good
sap,xsssz- Sad became . lawyer, bzs
nsxxr h.a ns>A practice. h<czzse. n al
r~raa.aasss, he wsns into Pr6sss hsscre
he Aai N sgr0rsznssy. whsn he vas
r-wsnsyAz~a the Ways al 0s<saa nss-
r-sss. NxE Eszk- ssssea<a Ann - the Leg
i~saxsz-ss and th<rs he sAsxesa sA4as ~ had
tina sssusnrs Ut erszssy ss a ksxA degree
From tiazs sasa er sssgA he haz ysrse ~
TIM laaasr ID sfisak pssia,aa 40 IN. psss-
sns hight Senassr sran New York AID
nasw sErssra1 fis 1assr2 txrm.
Es hss a lime sagxsgpeS = waa7 Is
szkIisE . handsome man. au1 xs saGsns il
IA mnrs surrssa 10 ssy. . r~as5aasksay
mss Ef =. m scsry wax, . sr1ty axVxa~
ausf man ahaassra. arssSra2 ss graas
nafnss.
Qas1king = wsyy ssifi1shs is is whslss
w,spueii IN his ssvn -pAss. Et wul52
MT rrisk ihz gvrn standing IN his party -
Hzps the apmsrry ssan snsrEfy- Es hxs .
iissps asHm. anH is HE-ssIsnnt ~ ranslnass
muvanntfss d; nfnn "a ~ a. xru,se II ssz-
ailnainH. aas s,ss ms marx ana watches
ssarsfshius, and makes AL Aas nsrs@snss
ID xhst nnE. Hf u MT Il 91zadsrer Of
sin public tszsasuvv, ama Is = ga4ndsrsr Of
ussas3Ifzs- Ess bnnis ans ssszsy 10 his use;
ms ayumiHsx II 1ia aanisrx E-s high bids
iUs as1rr1ntsim. la 6sss ma care how
mmah n ssmlls, ~nrzra5aa i Is n0s from
him, znH lines mt fmr1 ias cause.
H3s In = brilliant arx1ar ; his actions are
muxs tahnn iiH language He never trou-
a3lH himsdE Hsurz ~instigating reforms /;
aHn iatE ssinff troublesome service alone for
nsimsx- Els wanierful control of his
ltnimrfimss franfs : due to personal at
tarna1ims mnrs 1hEa his profound policy.
tff wrnfts u nd President, but know
fhzt ailB af mn his tme he thinks that
6sruif IL 1hs nmaaz man, and that he
VIII he slsrssR. En3 that he will be BIS
mauriks > M 3nasz ssr the present, trusting
IN zhH Husrus i'm his greatest triumph
~assfirxaue Iilza 4 he does not antagonize
Gsrnfs Crumbs ns~ that he viii hold .
@Sul nExf liusA-
@s aH hBia- DISTANT. firm and brow
asnzHnaEs EnE wins by forcing his friends
llaB 1in hDfsssss q the battle, and goes
with 1fsm : he VII win until his line Of
hutdla il arziksnA