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AL Sor1a.

lie who puts bad construction
on IL good act. reveals his own
Wickedne5s Of heart.
II yOu know how 10 spend less
mouey than you get, you have
the philosophers stone.
''EIi, there! keep off the grass"
Was what II policeman said to ex-
President Hayes at Cleveland the
other day.
The very best thing in connec-
tioA with gambling isnot to gam
bl If ID wink at il you are
gone; if you froWn you are saved,
The Inhabitants came near
lynchjng a tailor who endeaVor~
"a to inttDduce tie new style Of
tight coat sleeves in DeadWood.
They regarded it rs direct blow
at the poker industry.
Said the Kaiser to the Gar, "Is
it hot enough for you3" well,
I should remark" replied the
Gar Of all the Russias. II have
hard time Of It. It is a boom in
nation. ."-Boston Trlnscri pt.
A pretty woman may firt with
q top as d pastime, but when it
comes to marrying she always
prefers q man with brains enough
to earn a respectable living, and
muscle enough to help lace her
coisots.
Here's the worst yet. A man
Ia Berks county has worn q pair
of stockings constantly for thirt y
years. Pretty durable stockings,
but we should think they would
need washing. Health Journals
say that stockings should he
changed at least once year on
sanitary grounds.
The handsome bevy of Maine
women who h I'VE organized a
mining company have our best
wishes. If cheeks full of the
bloom of true womanhood is sill
yer. that company will deserved
IIy strike the biggest bonanza yet
seen. Put us down for block o.
stork Of the Full Bloom " oinan-
hood Mining Company.-EcOno-
mist.
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A Spider Draws ny q Mouse Ky
the Tail

A very curious aud interesting
spectacle was To be seen Monday
afternoon in the Office of Mr.. p.
c. Clever's livery stable iii this
city. Against the wlli of the
room stands a tolerably tall desk
and under this a small spider n0y
larger than common pea, had
constructed an extensive web
reaching down to the floor.
About half past eleven o'clock
Monday forenoon it was observed
that the spider had ensnared 8
young mouse by passing tilamen;s
Of her web around is tall. When
first seen The mouse had its hind
feet of the floor, and could barely
touch the floor with its fore. The
spider was full Of business, run
ing up and down the line. oc-
cssioualiy biting The mouse'a the
tail making it struggle desperat-
ely. It's efforts to escape We're
unavailing, as the slender fla
ments about It's tail were too
strcng for it to break. Ia Il short
time il Wds seen. that the spider
was slowly hOistiug its victim
;ne6 the air. By two O'Clock in
the afternoon the mouse could
barely touch the f0or with its
fore feet; by dark the point Of III
uose Was an incn above the fo0T.
At nine o'clock at night The
mouse was still alive, hut had
made no sign except wien the
spider descended aud bit It's tail.
At this time it was an inch and
half from he floor. Yesterday
morning the mouse was dead and
hung taree inches from the floor.
The news Of the novel sight soon
became circulated, aud hundreds
Of people visited the stasle TO
witness it. The mouse Is It small
one, probably less than half
grown, mea surjDg about One- and
one half inches from the poiut OF
its nose 80 the root Of the tail.
How the SPIDER succeeded in
ensnaring it is not known. Ihe
mechanical ingenuity OF the apil,
er, which enables her 70 raise
body which must weigh forty or
fifty zines as much as herself has
been the subject of great deal
Of comment and speculation, ana
no satisfactory S0iution 0fthe dif-
iicuity bas been found. All agree
that it is a most remarkable ease
ana one that would be received
with utter incredulity ii it were
not so amply attested.- Lebanon,
Ky. State.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
TERRITORIAL.


5ssgsracr-John G. Fremont, Prescott.
Sccrctsry-John J. Gosoer, Prescott.
Trexsurer-Tuomas !, BUtinr, Prescott.
Superintendent of Public Ipstruc.io.l-M
Il ShcrIaAa, Prescott
Aucifor-E T. Clark, Prescott.
supremo Court--C. G. ". Freech, Chiei
Justice, Prescott. D. Forest Porter, As
socis!e Justice, Phoenix: W, Il. Stillwell,
Associate Justice, Tucson.
Us District Attorney-E. E. Pomroy,
Tucson.
L. 5. Marshall-C. F. Dske, Prescott.
D.leg.tc TO Ccngress--G.anville Oury,
Yisropce.
pri8on umissioEere-Wm. ". Buffum,
Prescott; A. Frank, Ehrcnbcr&; David
S,ahr, Aqua Calieate.
COUNTY.
Trea.arcr-izco. Martin.
F:ohsto ) 1u6gc-lsxac Lsvy.
Gnciia--A. Ihurr.
E.t:rr Shcr;T-Naltcr Minsr.
Ili.tr:ct &:torury--U. \. Alexander.
R-ccrdrr-Ssmuei Purdy Ir.
superyisnre-I.co. Fur er, G. Il. br.n!ey
6. 4. Thuriow.
C.eik Busrd OF SuperYiaors+f, u. Knight.
Coroncg-J L Taggart,
Ja,tic,.s Of the rencc-C. II. BriHley, Ira,
Gabbist, " IL. Simmons. 4. d. Crsw-
,,rk, Silent; ". Z. na!lor' fhren5ere.
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Mrs. Blaine had been some
wears in Washington before Mrs.
X, wife of Senator, called upon
her. At last Mrs. x. was an
uounced.. AS Mrs. Blaine enter
ed her raWing-rO0m to receive
her guest she noticed the c0iored
cook slip out hurriedly from the
receptiou-r00m, where Mrs. Y.
was waiting. This surprised her
bnt she said nothing. Next day,
however, her valuable cook left
her to find "a place in Mrs. x. :
kitchen. At a state dinner soon
afterward given at the Executive
Mansion the two ladies chapCed
to be placed with only Il seat
between them at table. The gen
lehman sitting between noticing
that Mrs. Blaine did not address
Il word of conversation to her
other neigh Dor, exclaimed;
" Why, Mrs. Blaine, you know
Mrs Senator X, 10 you not?"
" No, was the answer, and loud
enough for all to hear; "1Irs. X.
called on nay cook the other day
at nay house and her card was
handed to me by mistake. My
cook returned the cali. -
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sTCLEN KISSES
c. C. BINGHAM &.

In silence and hush Of q dream,
With never a sound 10 be beard.
But touch Of lips il the CLEAN
Oi the fire, and neTersa ~OId;
The echo VIII never repeat,
Breaking the silence IN twain,
"SIolcn kisses arc always sweet,
And love is never in vain"
FOR kiss would q maiden wake
From the charm Of dreamful sleep,
And ii touch Of true love would break
The peace that the blue eyes keep.
For ever the echo shall greet,
Like song Of 4 ripening ram.
"SIu}cn kisses are always sweet,
And love is never i'll vain.
When hearts aud lips baYe grown cold
Aud love lives but for All hour;
When ljfe's romance has been told,
And kisses have lost their power;
hen shall soft memory deet,
No more i dream TO encbain;
Yet stolen kisses are Always sweet,
And love is never III vain.
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A learned writer asserts that
"Heaven keeps our lights burn
ing while we sleep" Well, it
does look that way when the fig
ures OH the gas bill stare the av-
erage citizen in the face. De
tr0it Free Press.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Florence Enterprise and
the Pinal Drill are at present ELL
gagged in q little al tercafion that
seems TO call forth all the venUU
of which the two participants are
POSSESSED. While such pleasant
ries may be lots Of Gran for the
boys" as displays OF journalism
they are neither elevating nor
instructive. It stems u pity that
petty jealousy should be able Il,
produce such an abnormal devel-
opment in the length of the auri-
Gle.
Six Arizona mines have paid
s., $4,000 ia aivideuds SO far this
year.
Secretary Hunt has learned d
lew .hingS since he has been at
the head Of the Navy Depart
ment. He fully realizes the
Importance that attaches "a his
recently acquired nauticai knoWi-
rdgc, Siuce he can now ihtelli-
gently discrlluina'e bet"ten a
quarterback and a full PACK. He
is aware, too, If the difference
between d street anchor anG
flush. He knows yhat the salary
OF Cabinet Minister is not 10 be
picked up every where, and he
knows that he wants ii. In view
Of all these requirements he now
asks 10 be retained in the Cabl-
net.
D.. J. 6. Holland, the founder
and chief editor of Scribner's
Monthly, died at his home in
New York City, Oh the 9th day
of Octaber last. He was Iectur-
er of considerable note, besides
being a voIumlnous writer Of both
poetry and prose.
Contrary to ali expectation the
people Of Phoenix still live. To
all appearance they are as wei as
usual, in body, and the cyclone
does not appeard to have done
much damage to property. It
seldom happens that a storm as
violent as the one that passed
over Phoenix lasts SO long az this
one did; yet while the tempest
was at its most furious stage, the
editor of the Herald rose superior
to all the discomfofts Of this war
of the elements, and sacrificed
himself in the cause Of Journal
ism and Of sci ience, and took tho
following observations:
utBS COuCSl - IlteNC '1hSll IifC
public by surprise. The Band
must have practiced very thor
oughly TO produce these setec-
tions, and the public seems not
to have have suspected the com
ing eVeat. The selections given
each evening are entirely new.
We do not say that there is no
room for Improvement. A little
more confidence on the part of
some of the wind instruments,
and q little less energy on the
part Of the bass drum and Gym
balls, especially in parts marked
d" fortissim0," would effect az
Improvement. But the rendi-
tions have reflected credit on the
young Band.
! rzA~s-1zE=-<-z<za-1 -
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YUMA ARIZONA. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 1881.
NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS.

The Territorial and County taxes for
the year 1ool, are now due and payable at
the SberitfS Office, at the Court House,
in the Village aud County Of Yuma,
from 9 y. ii. to Il VI. and 10 5, z. NJ.
Taxes Will be delInqueul on aud after
3sOnday, Dcce atber 1@th.
At o'clock, F. NJ. and unless paid before
that time the usual per :eut aud costs
" i'll be added.
!. TYNER
Oct 1tf Tax Collector
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When Lydia Thompson's nus
band doesn't want her to go out
OF an evening be seals her clothes
up in an envelope aud hands it to
the hotel clerk 10 lock up i'll the
safe.-Ex. Slch Il trifio would
not prevent her from going on
the stage, however. She could
wear d sweet smile, aud a rose III
her hair, s5 formerly Norris
town Herald.
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aCoESE g. TAGc CART.

DeCCESE g. TAGc&RT.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Office hours, g 4. u. to y NJ, and 2 to
SIX.
Office, corner OF Madison Avenue and
First Street.
YUMA, ARIZONA.
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BIZ A WEEK. Sl2 day at home cas-
iIy made. Costly Outfit free. Address
Tyue i; Co., AuSu6ts, Maine.
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C ". CRAZE, Sole Agent, 318 Pine ST.,
Room SO, SAN FRANCISCO.
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PA 7 ] z n T 7 8

obtained, and ali business in the u s.
Patent OGicp, or i'm thr Courts aLtouded to
for MODERATE FEES.
We are opposite She T. 5. Pateut Office
engg red in PATENT BUSINESS EXCLU-
SIYELY, aud can Obtain patents in less
time than those remote trUta Washing
ton.
When model or drawing is sent We aG-
wise as to patenta6iljty free of charge !,
and We make No CHARGE unless W.
OBTAIN PATENT.
We refer, here, to the Posi- Master, the
Supt. OF tue Money Order DIV, and 70 Of
ficiais Of lie { ). Patent Otiice. For
circula', advice, terms, and reference 70
actual clients III your own state or rouH-
ty, address
q. a Snow q 10.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. I.
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Sentinel Publishing Company.
J.W. coRRENGTOW,

MANAGER AND GENERAL BUsINEss AGENT
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SubscriptiOn: {:
Advertising :

O1 incn, first insertion. .........--S* d
Each subsequent Insertion. :;
Contracts by the yesr Or quarter at re
6uced rates.
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One OF The ReagonabIo Pleasures $

= II Z oA n TX y ~ d = = II
or life, properly cooked meal, aftOrCs
little or 40 present cnjOymenL, and much
sU Ubst quent torture 10 confirmed dys-
i.eitic. But wh en- chronic indigestion is
comhatied W ith Hos'etter's Stomach Bit-
tc.s, the food is ea ten With relish, n {.
most i'm por tant Of al, is asaimilated Is
and unGrishcs the system. Use this
grand tonic aud corrective d 50 10 reuedy
constipation, biliousLesF, rheumat:oin,
fever and ug0c.
For sale bS al Druggists and Dealers
generally.
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ghe 9rizona Sentinel,

Published every Saturday by the
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HENRY Il. ALEXANDER
AGtoraey at Law.

AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
G ,r.Dljssioner OF Deeds for the States Of
Californi q and Pennsylvania.
-}fice, Main street, next tOSeutinel Office,
Yuma Arizona.
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CHARLES SILENT,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Tucson, Arizona
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-11-17
sWOOP OLE AN EAGLE.

On last Thursday, Mr. John Aber
ma,hy, who resides about six miles
from Forsyth, Ga, started ont SPUR
rel hunting with bis litde four year
old boy, the little fellow was ahead
when Mr.. Abermathy heard rum
bling uoise over his head and look
ing up saw large bird swooping
down upon child Raising his gun,
he fired, breaking the birds wing
On coming up he found a genuine
bald eagle. Endeavoriog to capture
it his majesty showed fight, fixing bis
talons 10 Mr.. AS arm, and with beak
inflicted several wounds in his hand,
forcing him to cry for help. Some
of his neighbors came to his assls>
lance, and released him by cutting
the eagles throat. On being brought
to town it caused quite a crowd to
assemble. Its weight is II pounds
and measures 7 feet and 4 inches
from the tip of the wing to the other
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MEMS Work AND WOMEN S.
The finest looking specimens of
manhood in every class are to be
found among men between the ages
of 30 and 90, but how many comely
women can be found even among
those who have comprised only the
smaller number of years mentioned
above The home work of women,
whether she be wife or scrv Mt,
needs revision if only genius can
enable person to De at the same
time master and servant, nurse anC
ruler, then genius in this direction
if there is any, should make itsel
known for the benefit of those whc
are fighting magnifcently sgai ls'
overwhelming odds, With slight
er physique that is occasionally sub
iect 20 peculiar duties which that o
man can offer no parallel, woman il
expected to daily endure a strair
that no man would tolerate for any
length of time. Until what is mod
estly called housekeeping is recog
nized as the noble science that it re-
ally il, and is carefully studied, the
slaughter of women by overwork
will continue, for at present it re
quires that every woman shall be q
prodigy of sense, industry and endu>
rance. -New York Herald.
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For Sale.

JUST outside of Marietta, acres OF land
and good two room dwelling WIN i'Ai'' w"
be sold low down. Apply al this Oihc".
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The order of the war department
in resembling the order for a court
martial TO Try Mason for the attempt
on Guiteau's life, has caused consid>
erabIe comment. some intimsting
that its purpose was to let Mason of
without trial. At the war de parts
ment the officers say that evidence
going to show that Mason is really
insane has been submitted. Upon
receiving this the department recalls
ed the order for a court martial and
directed that Mason be placed under
medical surveillance, with view OF
ascertaining whether or rot be is in
sane. he is now in charge of sur
geons at the arsenal, who are keep
ing a close watch upon him. II
they repor. him insane, be will be
sent to the government asylum with
out trial, but If they report him sane
another court martial will be order.
ed TO try bin.
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Gen. James Weir was once a rict
and respected Ohio lawyer, the lead
ing jurist of Belmont County, and
famous throughout the State but ha
fell into prohigaoy, lost all his money
and good reputation, and was a year
ago compelled to cell his library, to
which he had chung as long as posi-
bic, in order TO keep from starvation.
His sons, George and JAMES, dis
graced themselves by Drunkenness,
were accused of robberies, and one
was sent to prison for shooting an
enemy. 1t will thus be seen that
the Weirs bad sank very low in the
social scale. Sill, when dress
maker offered to take Ada, the
Generals fourteeneyesr old daughter
and teach her how to earn an honest
living, the old man became furiously
angry, declaring that the girl should
not disgrace herself and the family
by learning a trade" 1t was in ar
alteration, over this question thai
James Weir, as lately reported in {
telegram, killed his father with I
blow on the head.
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FOR
HEROESNPLAINS,
AGENTS

BY J. ". BUELL.

d.
Embracing the lives and wonderful Oven
turts Of Wild Bill, Buffalo Bill, Kit Carson'
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Scouts, Hunters. and Guides true n's'o'i-
col vynrL of thrilling adventures on the plains,
and in western progress and civilization
Fi@bts with Indians Grand Buffalo Hunts
nssnerate Adventures Narrow Escapes
Wonderful Shooting and Riding Wild Life in
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Page Colored Plates A grand book for Agents is
Ontsell. every thing. 543 pages. price 8. 10
agents complete outfit. so cents Outfit and
COW for 81 90. ~ Write at once for agency
or terms and illustrated circulars, to n u.
THOMPSON * co, Publishers, $50 Pine
Street 81 Louis, No.
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Subscribe for and advertise in the
journal.
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An Elegant Home
II MILES FROM MARIETTA
For Salel

House has eight rooms fire place in each
room, and every room conveniently arranged,
elegantly finished mantle iacngs solid OAK.
Oulbuildiags suitable and permanent. Good
water. Also - acres OF - Vuud, tOsr acres IN
fruit Of the finest varieties. The Marietta and
North Ga. Railroad runs ia 100 yar''s Of The
house. This Is very desirable ard beautiful
place iu-t outside the corporate limits. and
vii! be sold cheap. Apply al ibis UFFIOk
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A postal card from Mr.. B Good
win, of LumberIon, to gentleman
of Savannah, states that on two acres
ofIand be raised 10000 pounds Of
seed cotton, equal to seven heavy
bales of lint. Fer bad year it is
thought that this yield will secure
the cake without opposition.
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Agricultural.
GUARDING AGAINST TRAIN ROB
BERS,


The Chicago and Alton is taking
stems to ,hwart any attempt that may
hereafter be made by Missouri ''rosd
agents" to despoi it's trains of treas
ure and its patrons of ready cash -
The United States Express Compa>
nv has agreed to provive burglar
nroof safes for the express cars, and
the railroad company will remodel
the cars to the extent Of abolishing
the doors at the end, leaving doors
only at the side.
The safes will be locked in Chica-
90 and unlocked at Kansas City.
The combination will be known on
~ by the persons at each end of the
route whose duty it shall be to open
and close the safes The express
messenger will not be provided with
a key, and therefore intimidation
will be wasted upon him, as he VIII
be powerless to aid the robbers
The EXPRESS messengers and train
men are to be provided with guns
and pistols, and will be sworn to dis,
charge them at highwaymen with all
the accuracy possible in amateur
sportsmeu.
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Magnolia Cotton Gin.
We also Do all kinds of
Carpenter Work. Bridge BaildiDg. &c.

Onr shop and GIN il situated between Can
ION and Alpharetta streets near The Methodist
church. GUNTER, WHITE Il co
Roswell Ca, Sept. l, ISL.
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PERRY, Ga. April Ia. 100
have watched the use Of the medicine now
known a. "SwiGs Syphilitjc Specific since
the wear IS21 over 20 yeArs-aud have never
heard of failure, la care when properly taken.
| commenced the use OF it on my slaves, be
1850 and $50 aud rs also did number of my
n.iahbors and in every case that came WITHIN
NV knowledge it I'll, cted a cure. In 1850 my
brother in-iaw. Georg" Walker, Joaght at d"c
ton a stare not ,oajrdated After the purchase
il was discovered that h. had had Hu'h'ttS Tor
twelve wears. His head WAS without q HAIR on
Il He treated him with this remedy. and IN
four weeks he was sound and well, and IN IA
short lime had as fine head 81 hair a. ever
owned bv a negro lie owned this siav" IN my
wears and lle new, = had any return Of the d's
ease. nor lost days work. This l. oaiy on
among hundreds ut IN, tSuces at remai b5t0l-
cures made ~ hi. medicine, In al my pas
lif- have never known remedy that wahid
so fully accomplish what il is recommended l"
do. II. l. DbNNAi'D
THE SWIFT SPE| iFGC COMPANY, Pro
prietor- Atlanta Ga.
For sale by WM. ROOT.
Call tor copy Of Y,ung Mems Friend
Sold by al Druggists.
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To COUNTY OFFIcERs.-The new law
regulating legal advertising. has cut prices
down -o lew. that while we propose to com
ply with the law. others must 40 the same,
nnd wc-must insist that in every case the
printers fee must he collected and paid IN
advance. This gives less trouble The
law fixes the rates AS follows "For each
or,. hundred words. the sum of seventy five
CENTS for each insertion for the first four in
sertions and for each subsequent insertion
thirty-tive cents for each one hundred
words
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NEW MILLINERY
FALL AND WINTER!
Beautiful and Elegant Goods
Mrs. E. z. Anderson

Has lust received q new and elegant stock OF
all the latest styles OF Millinery Clouds
Pa..mentry Trimmings. Steel and jet Fringes
Ola fine quality cheaper Than Atlsnla prices has
bs..n demonstrated Silks aud Pushes OF all
.hades. A good ine OF eorsets. a larger and
b.ltsr stock than ever bought before. Call aud
-. for yourssyer. ..,...,.,..e,,-
Aati.tta Oct. u. ISL.