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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-08-05
LEGAL.

First publication, Aug. s, 1ssO.1
DISTRICT REDWOOD COUNTY,
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
Earl 8. Youmans. Plaintiff,
against
Joseph Steves and Martha ].
Steves his wife and James
Braley, Defendants.
NOTICE OF SALE ON FORE.
CLOSURE.
Notice is hereby given, that under and by
virtue OF q Judgment and decree duly given
ana entered In the abOve-named court in the
A. u. 1SSO, directing the sale of the premises
hereinafter described to satisfy the amount
found and adjudged due to Earl s. Youmans,
plaintiff In said action, to wit, the sum of one,
thousand and fifty-eight and 73-1OO dollars
debt, costs and disbursements, q duly certified
transcript of which judgment and decree has
been to me duly delivered, I will, on Saturday,
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day. at the
front door OF the Court House in the village of
REDWOOD Falls In said county and State, offer
Tor sale and VIII sell at public vendue to the
highest bidder for cash therefor, all the fol-
wing-desoribed real estate, situated in said
hedw0od county, and described as follows, to
VIII: Inc south half of the southwest quarter
OF section number twenty-five (25), and the
north half OF the northwest quarter of section
thirty-six (36), in township one hundred and
nine uO1 north of range thirty-nine (39) west,
with the hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging, to satisfy, so far as may
be, the said sum so as aforesaid adiuflRed due.
sale.
Dated July 18th, 1890 A. L. GALE,
Sheriff of Redwood county, MINI.
WILSON 3 GALE, Plaintiff-s Attorneys.
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-08-05

county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-02

The city has disposed of the ''hand-tub''
Atlantic to the town Of West Waterville for
$3.50. The engine went up yesterday on the
afternoon freight. The sale was effected
through the agency of J. w. Harlow, the ex-
nressman. Augusta has another tub, the Pa
cific, No. 4, in good condition, which will be
sold on the same terms. The Atlantic Is a
.sButtou tub" and was made in Waterford,
Ny. She arrived in Augusta in June, 1851,
via steamer "Ocean" from Boston. James
A THOMPSON was the first foreman, and the
following we'll known gentlemen were among
the carly officers of the company, and run
..w;d der machine."--J. p. Wyman, Joseph
ANTHONY. J. l.. Hallett, and Elias c. Mason.
On the first trial the Atlantic sent an inch
stream over the Old South church, without
wettipg even a tail feather of the rooster
pcrched thereon. The tub did good service
at every fire the city has seen, until the COM
pany disbanded in August, 1873. Oct. llth'
1867. the fire laddies who manned the brakes
at a tournament in Bath that day, won the
first prize, beautiful silver trumpet, for the
best horizontal playing,-l97 feet, inches.
The Atlantic also figured conspicuousiy at
the grand fireman's muster in Augusta IN
1874. Notwithstanding her years the. tub car
.t;ll do good work. She has lately been re-
paintsd, and that operation has renewed mel
youth quite surprisingly.
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the census oct, with the committee amend.
ments, which eliminates from the 6ill fol.
lowing; Sec. ?, which strikes out ofthe ccnscs
act SO much - provides for inquiries A. To
the naturalization Of foreign born persons,
and - TO ownership Of the public debt; sec. ..
which requires each supervisor to forward one
set Of returns to the commissioner ONCE
Washington, and TO file others in the ONCE Of
secretary Of State Of his own State: sec. 8,
orators for extra services.
The House went into committee Of the
whole, on the star service deficiency bill, but
adjourned without action.
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BY the runaway of horses, Yesterday, Hon.
Refus Prince of Turner Vas thrown out Of his
carriage and received quite severe injuries.
The Belfast Jounal says that Rev. DR.. 4.
+. Cutter, formerly Of Maine, recently died In
Charleston, S. &. He was formerly pastor Of
the Congregational churches at Belfast and
Rockland, and also editor Of the Christian
Mirror for two years.
George ID. Bisbee, Esq, Of BuckAeld, has
been confined TO his house several days In
consequence of wound which he received In
the battle of Fredericksburg In 1862.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-02
CALIFORNIA.
The Election.

SAN Francisco, April /. Owing to the
acknowledgement on the part Of some election
officials, the count is not completed. The
majority Of the citizens ticket does not vary
much from 5000 II is not decided whether
the workingmen will contest the election on
account Of adherence Of ballot paper, though
the report is they will. The facts regarding
the paper are ascertained to be the working.
men procured their paper of the Secretary OF
State, while the citizens obtained theirs Of q
dealer in the city. There is no evidence tina,
the variation in color was the result of inten.
ton.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
IAN 2.

Ar. Asfse Assumes the warAensAip d
the Seaae Prison.
| Especial to Kennebec Journal.
THoHAsrox, April l. George Tolman,
warden of the State Prison under Garcelon,
delivered to-day to James E. Morse, present
warden, the keys of the prison under protest,
claiming that ID. +. Davis is not the legal
Governor and Morse had no legal right to
take charge of the prison. Mr. Morse has
appointed as deputy A. J. Butler, and as
clerk J. L. Cutler.
Fire At Hoaltos.
HOuIrox, April L. Fire was discovered at
$50 o'clock this morning in s. H. Gray's
building. 1t is supposed to have caught
from spontaneous ePbustion Of paper rags.
1t spread rapidly up and down Main street,
burning the Exchange Hotel. J. E. Burn
hams saloon. and Staples building, occupied
by ]. A. Browne, dry goods and Q. +. French,
druggist, a house owned and occupied by
BurnlIam, John Roses houses and shop, Jas.
Kenney's dwelling and Sweeney brothers
house. The losses are: Buzzell, hotel,
ST., 600; insured SC, 900. Brow ne, loss 5000 !;
insured Staples, loss 81, 600: insured for
81 900. Burnham, loss 5000; insured for
81 500. French, loss g., 500; insured 81 600.
Gray, loss s., 500; insured 1880. James
Kenney, loss 50, 600; insured 81 900. Rose,
loss $500; not insured. w. s. Gilman, loss
$1,000 on building and 1900 ON printing
al lose Al mn. n
insurance. Total loss, S3s, 800; insurance,
Sls, 200.
Fire in Denmark.
DENMARK, April l. The house and con-
tents of Afford Benton, of Denmark, were
burned early this morning. Nothing was
saved, the family barely escaped. Loss
81 200; insured in the 1Etna for 5000.
Death.
BELFAST, April /. Hon James B. Murch,
we'll known lawyer, and recently judge of po-
lice court, died to-day. after lingering ILL
ness, aged 69.
Fire in Portland.
PORTLAND, April l. The wooden block
on Centre street, owned by David Robinson
Of Boston, and occupied by c. c. Chang sa-
| loon, and Chinese laundry, Mrs. Elliot, dress
maker, Robert Knight, picture frame maker,
and C. b. Conant, photographer, was Quilted by
fire tonight. Loss on building about 81 200.
Insured. The loss Of the occupants is not
ascertained, but Conant's and Knights losses
are the heaviest. All well insured.
Dedication.
The loyal league rooms were dedicated to-
night. Gov. Davis was present and spoke.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-02

A petition for the pardon of Martin H.
Tower of Searsport, is before the Governor
and Council to be acted upon at the April
meeting. Tower was convicted, before the
Supreme court in Belfast, Oct. 1879, for
rape upon the person Of Mary l.. Griffin, OF
Searsport, little girl fourteen years Of age.
He was sentenced by Judge Libbey to o term
of twenty-five years in the State prison. AT
the time, the sentence was pronounced just
one by those who knew the parties and the
facts.
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WEST INDIES.
American Captain Fined.

HAVANA, April l. The captain Of the brig
Emma L. Hall of Boston, was fined $1,000 for
alleged evasion Of the custom laws at Matan'
zas The American consul is investigating.
Crops in Cuba.
The drought which has prevailed three
months in the most fertile portions of the To-
land has done immense damage to the tobac-
CO crop. In Velta Abajo it is almost de-
stroyed, and the plantations are unusually ex-
posed to fires. Fears of a short sugar crop
have been realized, as the cane is in poor
condition. 1t is estimated, though not con-
clusively, that the crop will not exceed
400, 600 tons.
The Insurrection.
The insurrection in the east part
of the island languishes, but robbery
and vagrancy increases fearfuIly in both
town and country.
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alaska.
Sitka Notes.

SAN FRANcIsco. April l. Sitka sdvices
state that the winter has been unusually
severe.
The troubles between the Indian tribes
have been amicably settled.
Lieut.. Guertins of the sloop-of-war James
town, has been married to Miss Kaste Omi-
loft.
The mining operations arc at a stand-still
on account Of the weather
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MICHIGAN.
Murder.

CoNsrocK, April l. Andrew Brown, a
farmer. yesterday ordered his daughter-in-
Law. who had been deserted by her husband,
to leave his house. The neighbors demanded
that she be allowed TO take some furniture,
whereupon a fight ensuei aud John Dunbar
was shot dead by Brown. The deputy sheriff
forced an entrance into the house, but Brown
had taken dose of nitrate Of silver and may
die.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-02

This evening Harry Bloodgood's Ministries
will play in Granite Hall. An evening Of fun
may be expected. There will be several at
fractions not presented Mt the last visit OF the
company Charles Sutton will give his
laughable pathetic ballads. The electric
Four will appear in their wonderful speciali-
ties. Among the old favOrites will be Alfred
Liston. The quartette of training voices
will sing numerous songs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-02

The Maine Central Railroad at this station
sold more tickets during the year 1879. than
at any other point on the road, namely A.
1856. Portland sold 80, 54l and Bangor 49,
1877. The tickets sold in this city brought
S3l,734.67. Number of tons of freight re-
ceived 1l,2l2. Number of tons of freight
forwarded 3,962. Received S26, 537.s3. For
freight warled, 81, S90.3l.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Election.

.EIect1O0s
LONDON, April I. The Pail Mall Gazette
admits that the government is defeated in the
election. Additional returns show eleven
more liberals, seven conservatives and two
home rulers elected to parliament. The
Echo says the total votes cast thus far aggre-
gates 343, 5Gs liberal and 231 $40 tory.
Death.
Judge Rivers is dead.
Marine Disaster.
The Pater is total wreck. The crew wal
saved.
Resignation,
PARIS, April l. Tcissireue De Bort has
tsndered his resignation Of the Vienna am.
bassy, owing to his i'll health.
Important Meeting.
An important meeting of influential per.
sons, including members Of unauthorized
congregations, some high clergy and several
senators and deputies, was held Tuesday, tc
consider the government DEGREES.
Diplomatic Relations.
RoxE, April 1. NJ. Despiez, French am
bassador the to vatican, delivered his creden
tials to the pope. The pope has sent Monsig
nor COlognesi on an extraordinary mission to
the Mexican government.
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AND CO1r1lERCIAL.
New York AOnev Market.
EreRtR1 Report.

NEW Y0KK, April !.
Mosey Ioased Up to Lag per diem, bit clesed
sasies = & Prime nercautfle psper 5as. Exchange
seady u 81 for long and 4s7,a4 81 for short
Govsrnnenfs steady in early dealings bat closed .
shade weaker for some issues. Stock market was
alternately strong for the general Hist on compare
lively slight hsctuation. Ths Elevated rnilresl
shares wese exceptionally heavy asd declined u for
Manhastan. Il for Nssropositan aad per cent. for
New York The general marriott at ths opening -
vsaeed to 2. Usion and Cenfrsl faeias. PseiAs
Nail. and Western Unios lssdisg the upward nove-
meat. bet subsequently, there vas . reaction Of To
., the latter Western Onion. but Il the close III
prices shswed recovery a TO u.
TTsnsoetions, zssJooo shares.
C3ootng ~:
:: !: =; ~ ~. =, g s; s
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Parties from this city visiting Mt kineo,
this season, will miss the genial old gentle
man, who for SO many years has imagined
himself "mine host" and tried to cater to
the comfort of the guests. He was in reality
a harmless unfortunate, who lost his reason
nearly thirty years ago. and was for while
confined in the State Insane Asylum, but has
spent his later years amongst the beautiful
scenery of Moosehead Lake. This Winter
the spirit has found freedom, and we will
trust the mind, so long troubled, has found
rest, and 'the mists have cleared away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-02

Inc burning Of brush pile, ON the north
noe q VIM. Hunts residence on Crosby ST.,
raised the alarm Of fire, at about ten minutes
Past SIX. last evening, and the engines
started from their houses; but the fremen
soon returned with profane remarks about
April fool jokes.
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At HO0sac Falls.
Strike Faded.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Attended Murder.

BosroS, April l. James Tully. in
generated in Dedham Jail, murderously
assaulted officer Woolley to-day, BY draw
ing large knife across the latter's throat, in
ficting serions wounds. He is imprisoned
for a similar offence. He is believed to be
insane.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-02

A young lady who read that sit is lucky to
pick up horse shoe," happened in black
smith shop the other day and picked up one.
The surprising suddenness and piercing
shrek with which she dropped it showed that
it was not lucky. The blacksmith had just
made the shoe, and it was as hot as blast
furnace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-02

The house and furniture Of Mr.. C. w.
Hamlen in China, burned on Monday, was in
sured in the Home for $500, an amount quite
sufficient to cover the loss. A part of the
furniture was saved. By fortunate turn Of
the wind the barn escaped the flames.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-02

Z. C. Burleigh, Esq, formerly State Land
Agent, and Assistant Clerk Of the House, has
and taken the house lately occupied by Fred
Swan, on Grove street. Mr.. Burleigh now
holds position in the State Treasures Of
600
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-02

Joseph Piper Son sent the Journal box
of strawberries, from far-of sunny Florida
a welcome harbinger of Spring. This is
unusually early for these berries to appear in
our market, but Mr.. Piper intends to keep up
with the times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-02

ASYLUM Lodge No. 20, I. o. o. F. will
have important work and supper tonight
All strangers belonging to the order are cor
daily invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-02

for the week ending March 80, furnished by
S.w. Bates, Solicitor of Pate nts, Waterville :
e25,990 Eusebe Leger of Waterville .sPa-
mr. Gutter"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-02

G. T. Davenport, Esq, Of Jay, sends us
his fortieth annual subscription to the Week
" Journal We hope that he will live to
send in his hundredth annual subscription, if
he wants to.
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Biddeford Times: Governor Davis pro-
poses to claim the twenty thousand. dollars
reward offered for the discovery of Charlie
Ross He has found him and appointed him
Municipal Judge Of this city. We always
knew the Corporal was smart
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-02

The Standard remarks that the old bell ON
''ne Court House ceased ringing about the
time Swan and Hartman allege that Wallace
r. White paid them 81, Co.'S As matter of
iacf' the bell ceased ringing in October, or
about the time the conspirators were concoct-
ing their scheme to count out republican
members. The conclusion is obvious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-02

nrMrs. j. A. Merrill, first class l.an-
dress. has re-opened the Augusta Laundiy,
and will do all work brought to her promptly
and in first class style. mArSofA"
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The coffee supper and sociable at the Uni
tartan parlors last evening was we'll attended.
The fragrant coffee and delicious cake van
ished like dew on the morning grass. After
supper was concluded, the company was roy
ally entertained with charade and character
scenes from Dickens. This evening there
will be children's party and supper, from
five to eight at the same place.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Snow Storm.

ST.. JOHN, April l. The severe snow storm
has seriously interfered with the railway
traffic. On the Intercolonial road the ex-
press train from Halifac, with two engines,
ran of the track at Debert bridge, the forward
engine falling through the bridge. No con-
nection with Halifax has been had since
Tuesday.
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Suicide.
BoRpExrowN, April l. George Warner
English, treasurer Of this city, suicided this
morning By hanging.
Personal.
NEWARK, April l. +. +. Disco. expelled
from the Newark Methodist conference, for
gross immortality, has gone to Chicago.
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wEArHER REr0Rr.

Indications for the Next "a Hears.
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Ohicer. I
Washington, ID. c., April FL q. N.
For New England and the Middle States.
clear or partly cloudy, light variable winds,
shifting to easterly or southcrly, stationary
Temperature, and generally higher barometer.
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He said loosely to six Of his tall qui1aine
e.;.nds who asked how he felt among 80 many
men. s.that he was sixpence among SIX pen.
there , NAV be many preparations for the teefn'
but il il worth them all.
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Farm Buildings Burned.
LABOR TROUBLES.
The Longshore,nen Strike.

NEW YORK, April l. The longshoremen
employed by the Inman, National, Guion,
White and French lines struck to-day, be-
cause their employees refused to discharge
non-union men at work. The Inman and
National lines compromised.
Strike at CohOes, NY.
-CoHoEs, April l. A compromise was
effected this morning and the section hands
resumed work. The weavers and spinners
are still out.
The strike remains in statu quo. Some ex-
element is caused by the arrival of several
Canadian families, but no act of violence was
committed. Frequent conferences between
the strikers and employees, have been without
result
At HOOSac Falls.
The moulders in the moving machine
works at HOosac Falls, struck for 20 per
cent. advance, but compromised at 10 and re-
sumed work.
Strike Ended.
CLINTON, Mass, April l. The strike al
the Lancaster bingham mill is over and the
operatives are returning to work this morn
ing on the company's terms.
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workmen have commenced operations on
Or. Websters lot, corner State and Green
streets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-02

The library of the First Baptist Sunday
School is being replenished with new and in.
S,eresting volumes.
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CANADA.
Man Missing.

TORONTO, April l. J. s. Stevenson, sec
rotary of the committee of the exchange and
board Of trade. has been missing since Tues
day. He was involved in grain spcculations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-02

~No medicine is more popular ina"
&damson's Botanic Cough Baisam: ~
-. ,,,,-. and therefore advertises itself.
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Mining Notes.
There are rumors of strike among the
miners at Bluehill.
1t is reported that J. c. Trip, who discov-
Eered the Corinna and st. Adams silver mines,
has recently discovered some very extensive
and rich mines Of silver, lead and other ore
in North Arson on the old Elliotsville road.
This mineral is situated on the Drake
Farm" so called, and Mr.. Trip has leased
the premises for ninety-nine years, and COM
| menced operations Tuesday morning. Con-
siderable excitement prevails in Monsoon in
regard to the discovery.
We are glad to learn from the Silver Cliff
| (Colorado) Miner that the Penny Poker
Mine in Shirt Tail Canon. Dead Mule Gulch,
is yielding handsomely of both gold and sill
yer. There is something in q name. Shak-
speare to the contrary notwithstanding.
Parties from Augusta went out to Vassal-
boro', yesterday, to examine the groupings
there.
a recent address before the New York Bullion
club, in q careful review Of the mines and
mining prospects of Maine and New Hamp-
shire with which he is familiar, concludes as
follows: 81 have now shown that good veins
Of gold and silver exist in New Hampshire
and Maine. The conclusion naturally drawn
is that we have numerous mineral veins ca
pable of being worked proftably under care
full management. That gold and silver is to
be found in Maine is beyond question; the
only debatable problem for candid men is
whether the quantity of these precious met
ais is sufficient to make its production by min
ing profitable? That question is now in sure
process of settlement, and every good either
must hope the decision will be favorable te
the companies. Mining is just as Legitimate
and honorable as farming, manufacturing, OF
any other industry, and therefore every com
pany seeking to solve this problem is fairly
entitled not only to the fair treatment which
every laudable enterprise should receive, but
also to the sympathy and encouragement Of
the community in which it exists"
Specimens of ore from the Woodstock
mine Oxford county, are an exhibition at the
Mining Exchange. The story Of the way in
which the Woodstock" was discovered Is
rather good. A certain DR.. Bradbury owned
a pasture on the hill side which produces
more rocks than grass. The Doctor was Q
shiftless nc'er-do-well, and one Spring his
stock Of hay in the barn was exhausted, ant
the Doctor had nothing with which to feed
his cows. He started out into his pasture, t.
to brouse upon. High up the hillside, thu
Doctors Ratchet missed the limb, but strucl
of a generous chunk of rock from Ledge
behind the tree. The specimen was ricf
with galena and silver, and the famous
"Woodstock" was discovered.
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The enormous sale OF DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup has had the effect of bringing out NUM-
erous similar remedies; but the people are
not 30 easily induced to make = trial of the
new article, when they value the old and re-
liable one, DIR. Bulps Cough Syrup.
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The Insurrection,
SOUTH AMERICA.
Yellow Fever.

RIO JANErRo, April l. Yellow fever
deaths for the two weeks ending February
2Sth. aggregated 800.
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NnwArxrE, April l. Miss Laxina Godell
i dead, aesd A.