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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-03-15
Position for Sleeping.

A German, Baron, Reichenbach,
has occupied many years in studying the
act of bed-making, or rather bed-plac-
ing, and maintains that improperly
placed beds will shorten a mans life.
He says: If mere magnet exercises
an influence on sensitive persons, the
earth's magnetism must Certainly
make itself felt on the nervous life of
man. In whatever hemisphere you
may be, always sleep with your feet to
the equator, land let your body lie true
asaneedle to thepole" Theproper direc-
ton of the body is ofthe utmost impor-
lance for the proper circulation of the
blood, and many disturbances in the
organisms have been cured by simply
placing the bolster at a different point
of the compass from that it had occu-
pied. Let such as have hitherto been
in the habit of sleeping with their
heads where their feet ought to be,
take to heart the example of the late
DR.. Fischwesten, of Madgeburg, who
died recently at the age of 100 years.
The most unhealthy position, we are
told, is when the body lies due east
and west. Some observers assure us
that to sleep in such a posture is tan
tamount to committing suicide, and
that diseases are often aggravated BY
from the proper posture.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-03-15
POLITICAL.

-Ex-COngressman c b Darrall, of
Louisiana, has been appointed by the
President Register Of the land Office at
New Orleans; cx-Congressman Charles G.
Williams, Of Wisconsin, to a similar position
at WatertOwn, Oak, and ex-Congressman
Joseph JOrgensen, Of Virginia, to a like
Office at Walla-WaIla Washington Territory.
John Paul, the Virginia Readjuster, has
been appointed Uaited States Judge for the
Western District of Virginia, and Martin L
Townsend United States Atto-ney for the
Northern Di-trict Of New York
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-03-15
FARMERS of Scotland oorn. .

have invented a new method Of ficht;s
unpopular railroad taxes. After Io
and bitter struggle men generally r.;s
up, but few sturdy, regulating s rS
held ont, and to them finally came
United States Marshal to lew nm
horses and things for the dues. 4 nm
Der OF horses were taken and put IN
stable, but, while the marshal wo, 4;
quest of others, the animals w.
changed for those belonging to tbemoS
who paid. The Marshal finally returned
and started away with the uuoa,r
peds, suspecting nothing, to be 500,
surrounded by thirty or forty men
armed with shotguns and things ana
seized as q horse-thief. He was info,
mally incarcerated in corn crib mt,
a warrant could be sworn out, and tbon
the unluclsy official was actually taken
before magistrate and required to oiva
bonds for his appearance. The United
States court at st. Louis is still to bs
heard from in the matter.
IT is reported that the new nicksl
coin has been suppressed because tbo
ease with which it might be made to 70.
semble a SIS gold piece opened a fna
opportunity for counterfeiters. Thu
designer is Mr.. Snowden, Director Of
the Philadelphia Mint. Thinking TINT
the word Scents" was not essential bs
omitted it, and the only mark intended
to indicate the denomination of the coin
is V on one side Of it, which might
stand for dollars as well as cents. Thu
diverse side of it is fac-simile of az
gold piece. The secret-service men
say that little gliding or gold plating
would make tie new coin a dangerou,
counterfeit, and in accordance with
their representations the coinage has
been stopped. A new design will be
made, and the Director will show better
ense By putting scents" ON it.
TWENTY-FIVE Cinnamon, killed by the
powder explosion at Berkeley, CAL,
were buried with considerable parade
On arriving at the cemetery, it was as.
certained that permits had been issued
for the burial of twenty-four, and the
sexton would only admit that number
Which body should be excluded as the
twenty-ffth? The question was left to
the crowd of live Cinnamon, and they
settled it by means of a terrific fight, in
which various weapons made many
wounds.
AN old farmer living near Dayton
Ohio, has entered suit for $4,000
damages against four bicyclists, whose
machines frightened his horses and re-
suited in disastrous runaway. The
wheelmen are all members OF the
National League of Bicyclists. The
suit is based on claim that bicycles
are not entitled to right of way on
the public highway. The defendants
to make this q test case for
reference in the event of future trouble
Of the same kind.
AMONG the pall-bearers at the funeral
of Adrian North, in Louisville, were
recognized leader in society,"" and "a
gambler of the lowest kind" North was
D scion of a wealthy and pretentious
Southern family, graduate of YALE
and the heir of q fortune. He became
professional gambler, however, and tlg'
ured as such for ten years previous to
his death, which was caused by a de-
bauch following q run of luck at cards.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-24
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beutidtn gtieberlanung cine Qnjobl Nbonz
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portbciIbdft ietn tptrb, it6 unteretnz
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ILLINOIS STAATszEITUNG COMPANY,
CHICAGO.
, 1883-11-17
i PeRsfaA TrauSfe.

John P. Juascn, c wall known politician
OF Western Washington, has been arrested
By Mr.. Cl.s. r. Copaor !o- obtsiniag th7
PENSION papers Of W,il;sm Ryan and with
holding the monies 6as him for three years.
Ryan is sn OK soldier OF the regular army,
served in .hs Mexican w,r, and was Injured
in 1860 in AZ InGiar campaign. Hs i. SO
years old, without family an4 lives the life
of hermit ia 9 CABIN a5eut &c m;les from
Olympia.
Az action in chsacery has also been com
rsnced y. ..c,:rs Jsdton 10 soccunt Tor
s2Ss .hs ieasioI money alleged to have
bsen unla~irl:y taken. RTan has also be-
srn suits Il recover homestead OF I6C
acres snd 81 sorss Of land bcryhs from ihe
frsudu'.n.iy Obtained from bin by Jai.Cn.
In sNtenuStis.. CT his action a. developed
by &r. Conner, Jcdson pls,ds that he ,oot
the money to pIe-ent Rysn from spending
it for liquor, which he wcuid certainly have
done had TIE mcray fallen into his banda
Iudson Is a lawyer OF some prominence, has
considerable ;nesns AMI his family stand
well socially He; sn active politician and
was ttE democratic candidate. IL 1876, for
Delegate 10 Congress.
, 1883-11-17
The sick e.saIs,

TIE society af The California pioreers and
the California academy OF sciencee, the resi-.
duary legstses o. the Lick estate, ere st tte
.-us.ess ssain with hammer aud tengs,
el.im;n, .s they always have done that the
trurt hss tesn mi7rlsnased. BIT it seems
20 be the opinion OF business men that if the
real e..a:e hsd bean s,crin:ed years ago the
earned scc;eties wnnii save sat EEK. u
Iothilg. The msrist -.lre Of real estate
la. advanced rn.i-r: u. srd j, .tiil Advsac-
inS. ,i'he-sn it !. row the po.icy o. tie
.-u.tee. TO hasten TIA fa,, ,ss'i-nic1: as
soon a. pOs.i'i-. Many !hcus.na dollars
OF the ests.c have cone II the lAwyers who
bare teen 6sh.;rS od toe rss:Iu.sy ,-gatees
and = .eeant uufsvcrable rapport before the
eoc:e.y Of ste Csli.ornis pioneers indicate. q
renewal Of t.is uawise Irrigation The total
asset. Of TIA trust 20 date srs 81 So. 9l9.
total i,bii.iss 20 hsuihc.sries 81 6+5. i.2
leaving si92, a.. icr ,hs irar2ed socie'iee.
, 1883-11-17

Young Finlayson, the boz mrrisrer, xhC
reeently killed his grandmother resr ALE.
nv, Lima county. has been arrested At a
farm r.,r the Willows, on the Columbia
river. Late in the morning the prisoner
YVES visited, in the city jail 8: Portland, BY
5 reistive residing there, to whom ks made
a full confession of his crime. He .aid tha;
shortly after his grandfather went away h.,
grandmother told him he had better 20 on,
to rlough. lie did not feel yell, and did
90. wish TO 60. and some words enszsd
yhen ate hit him with a small stick oi sieve
Sood she had in her band The blow ii,i
40. kurt him much. bat Ange.ei han. AID
"a she stopped to put the stick in ths STOW,
ne struck her on the back oi the head Will
An AZ. She was dazed ~ .as Lio~, BIZ
staggered into her bed room. he followed
her and took knife .y.rg o.: the tao.n, snc
stabbed her . ru.nber of tin,es. When h
had done. she told b:-, to SAY good-hy fol
her 20 al her ffie.ds. she then asXsd hlii
for drink Of water. wh,c-. he nroHSn'' enS
after taxing scLae she cessed % Dfea'he- d'
then covered her with the oed cio''es sna
after taking few dollar. in moeey' lett
, 1883-11-17

Washington Is beginning to fill up vi h
c1ngressmsn s7d politicians, and sPecu's.
tion is lie concerning the comics; fyr the
Sponsorship. Opinion are, of course,
about as vs:ied fnd uncertain as usCal.
Randall g SAID by some 10 bs opposed ty
the majority = Dsmoeestic members, bat
the opposition is without Organization. L.
IS thca.hs tn,t Carlisle viii lead him on
the irst h.Ilc., but when the sIrcc.ed
hseak comes IN The part q. Coz $, !
Springer no ore knows what -ii. aspt-u.
0ae PIES ths; 5 pu. iosusrd N hea.it
RandSl csrta.uly culhs to h,vs weight
with tie mora, element Of :se Democracy.
tbs IS ihar since he sM frat elected
spe.ksr lie has ab.ss:ned from drink, to
which he ras formerly addicted. and t Z,
;esrei th., If he j. beaten be wit return
% h.s unlimited cups.
, 1883-11-17
A QeainisceA~e.

The ca.d Of tie rlXn who sawed Of the
head OF the frIgs:e Constitution, in Bo.tol
harbo-, IA IN the possession Of the editor 0!
tine STATEsXAN
Ths had was sawed of, i. will bs reccl.
lsctea. One stormy night, SONS ,; years EGO.
and no one on board w.s zny the wiser IN,
I'll the Squire Of Jackson vac discovered te
be hekc!,ss in tbs morning.
The Perpe.rsto- oi this act Va, .lon til
mate ola vessel. he u nox engaged 1t
tIs;n.ss is V;rs;:is. No have h;s card lie
fore u,. whiei, af{o.js conri,ciLg erid nee
thst hs s:ili slor,es Il .he act. Il .a6.tio-
10 his name it bears sort Of coat u ,-l.ls,
consisting o: l.fge s.ar in ci.eie, betEesa
the rays Of which arc number of sma!lei
stars, srablsn,.tio. rc suppose, of night
Within shs large star ia an e5e and ,aw.
with the rotto- ,tR;, I'ie; y c.Ine, aG,c.
, 1883-11-17
pEATE OF A RAILROAD wATCHMAS.
Murder or Suicide nj Msrent Tresile.

When the cast bound Northern Pacific
passenger trlin stopped ut the east eni c.
M,-crr s,,lc,. .,e..le las. Acscay morning,
it vas founG tnat II, o:d night ws.ehnsu
oi toe ;resl,e Sas dead IL Lis cabin. H.
wlr sitting IL nIs chair II the table and had
ialIen hack Under his right eye a pistol
ball had en:sred. Eis csr pistol VAS found
ling On TIE aoor n.ar him. On the foor
xgs so gold piees and two dimes; slsa
h:s poke: book, apparently empty. be
was gray old msn--siIty or h.ofe, and The
scene was an .mpt essive ose 70 the pssse,..
gers who w,taesssd IL. Whether |. ~ss a
mp-!er or suicide no one knew. Nothing
=ss djsturhei-eren the pistol was not
!iftei from The -Four 70 see Il il had been
dI.chr-sed. TIE day sa.caman was placed
ir chs.ge aad ihe tran pass Il o.. e Nilsson
Ia, from whence .he Coroper went out T.
lCll sn iaYEesi.-Gorth:cea.
Late. Developments lesve no doubt hut
the poor Oh n,En sss brut-liy murdered, As
De hs1 $40 in his possession and also bad
&. conccaled somewhere aScu. thc
horse.
, 1883-11-17

The cane opposition the wheat OF tins
county enc,untsrsd years ago in Oregon
and California il now being encountered N
Minnesota, where there appesrs to b . com
5instion TO prevent oar products from com.
pstirs with tie srAaise-.ike substance they
Tsi.e there.
The Eo-.srcs.srn Riacr, which u rep
r-sent,.ive Of the milling int,rests Of MIG
rsaps.... appsars, hozevar. 70 bs fai' IN the
matter for il q recen: iaue the following
paragraph occurs:
1.-TWO or three contemporaries report that
Psci6c Coasf dour received in London dots
not appear suited to the Enslish market.
Tbis seems strange, ipasmuca Is Pacific
Cosst aour has bern 10 use there for years.
ard in goodiy quantity. The California
xhsa. crop was poor one tins year ; bet II
Is hardly tine for 6our from II to have
reached Easisn6. II Is true :hst AinnesP-
o..s mi.iers are Thoroughly satisfied with
their experiments viii California wheat, but
tha. England ehouli suddenly turn up her
noss 8. California Iour, s'ier CS!rs il Tor
years seems Kiad CT quee..
New, ;he-s is s vast difference between
Califo-r i nee. skd tns. rsisei II Eastern
Washington, Oregon sni IDAHO And to classi.
fy it all as Pacific Coast wheat, is deci-
dadly unfair. There are several degrees o.
latitude intervening between the 49lh par-
allel and California, ba. tais We opine is nos
tLs re.scn why Minnesota miilsEs should all
a. once agree TO condemn Waila W.ila
wheat. whish they DO in the following para
grapL:
"Du,nth doAiars don't think any too
nuch OF the Oregon white winter wheat,
tie frst shirmeqt oi which vss received
there .satly. Taey speak o: !. a. iererish
and colt, not 10 BE compared with No.
hard OF Minnesota snd Dskota. Ths chances
are that not mGch Oregon waea: will Is
wanted in tie ess,ern markets.
Hsrs again the cioyea foot sticks ont.
Every one kaows that the h-st shipmer. OF
waest over the Northern Pacific came night
from Wsila Walla, ard was hot Oregon
yhi.e winter whesr." bu. a:ntcr clu5
nhe7., ard it IL evident inst the eastern
niliers are 30 badly frightened :: the uI-
doobtei superiority Of our whest AID tour
tbs. they will leave no stone unturned to
create go unfayorabls impression In the
mind. Of the people regarding it. The
Touring interests Of this section are fast as.
surning proportions Of the creates. m.gni-
tude and already the trade, formerly mon.
opolized by Minneapolis is divided. aDd ero
long we corideutI; expect tha. Walia Wal.
Ia will eventually become a rival to the for
mer Touring center. Satisfied that they
can manufacture -four equal to any In the
worlI, the mi!iers of this conrtry intend 10
assert tie superiority of their msnuisc-
.ares and AL sueh sInis as ara row being
sowed broadcast will only rebound to their
ultimate advantage.
, 1883-11-17
OUR PAST AND PRESENT PRICES

1t is morally impossible for any house doin5 credit
business sell goods at low prices. This fact 50 vel
established in the business world that any controversy On
that subject would be waste OF me We the only eI-
clusi7ely cash house in Washington Territory, and 1t >a
reason that sell goods lower than any other house
in the city The public know that prices during tc past
three years have always been lower than any ether house
and the reason is because sell for cash The great Dis
ance and length of time from New York have always been
terrible barrier against selling goods cheap, bu TO-DAY
that obstacle is swept away and nothing p;e"eRs US e
feel disposed selling goods as low as in New iorh OF V
cago The difference in the expense Of dong buiGe's
Waa Walia and New York Chicago than counter
balances the freight and because sell fer cash We ca
that henceforth sell goods low any eastern re-
tail house This is bold assertion, but have otsn NAE
boder ones and the people KNOW that we have @-''"!s
PROVEN their truth
, 1883-11-17
Nr. Phil. ssetsdaa.

M-a. Phil! Sherdsl Is said BY IRE Roches
ter Pos; Es-l7-ess to be petite. redbaired snd
spunkv. She thinks Phi. the nsndsomes,
man n toe ccnn;ry and i. is related OF he,
.hs., thoroughly disSusted with . Portr,i'
c. s.. husband painted by an artist no. Un
Known 20 isae, .he drove 70 the General,
headquarters ons day duins he tempnrars
absence, ert-rst h., private "tsee. sud With
pa!rt hrash completely oh,I.era.ed b.,
features
, 1883-11-17

The Sacramento Bee dseirss Q return to
rkc Grcss OF Orr dsidie., All ias -ons IN,
edi,orisly, for inee-Sreechss Ba, the
SAl FrAncisco Rsr.or thinks ,hs, leaving
OUT he consideration Of pic,urssaa-nsss,
which does -. esun, for much, Al Impair
tai review Of me mrn's dress Of to-day,
as compared with the s.nre of ether p.ri-
oi;, would result In the corciu.inn that
4, IS he best 5-es. for walking, riding,
asht;HE, working .sd getting through tt Q
general tus:ness cf lfs In that has ever
besn inyentsd ox sTo;yed
, 1883-11-17
THE ADVANTAGE Or GOOD LIGHT

is perfectly needless for to tell aay lady that s22l M
light is most supreme necessity in selecting goods '
ask is there lady Walln Wallis who hasn't frequently f
mened the very poor and insufficient ist III mos a.
the stores in this ctyl Ladies do not Ike to buy dres %
silks in the dark they Ike to the colof-i' they o
black they don't like find that it is green when they ~
home Of course it great misfortune To be blind, Da'
blind person has just good chance in dark store " m
one else This is great advantage storekeepel WIZ
wants work of poor goods bat to the purchaser Is J
the buying in lottery. The light III the cene
Main street and IN the of store IS pecisr w
same-ust as good 10 the the street Oh can
exactly the color and quality OF what you are getn
you do not need to trust altogether feeling with '1
fingers.
, 1883-11-17

Ao1BRs Dos'T Kyo-.-iio~ psa5 chi
dren a-- punxsed for being unooufh, willtul
xnd iaiiis1er. = instructions Or rewards, sim.
rir because they 81, or. 9. health, An Intel
lirert laiy sAii o: chid oi this kind
Mother sioald Know that if theY voui give
tn. E't,s ons, Eao is,ate doses f Eop Bitter,
far,wo c. .hree weeks. TIE ch;ld,.n would be
al pArr1l coa,i 5esire."
, 1883-11-17
Z Sunday Ride.

L Sunday Ride
On Saturday, the proprietor o: the
s7.rrsyAN received al iuTits'ion ircna
Jo5re J. u Lamsn to takes a Sunday roe
ou. 20 his Mud Creek ranch, aud at al
e.-ly hour We starred behind his well
T.a,.he6 pretty cayuse team and at I've
" rate speeded toward Whitman Station
TIE d.r va. loys!g, the atmosphere e.
clear thst the distance u the m7un'a'ns
fssnasi ro.h:rg. cyl y tree sud rock
could te .ssu p!-b n; creates disunc
-,.r. 1stgr. sas ia d-r IoviIsst mood and
Te ,ui ,yed ourss.ges accarim-ly- Aenz
,le rad or so-ne summer fii-owed so"n
IAN. &c n,.rcai lie youaE What aoP az
81 u be -ros.ag uesly, but on others
f.-raaYs som lIcr, nothing gE=en appear
81 a.! there ~, ~ ,a're sossnee oi
lr-ssly lc-a,a ri,r sazt h-l!s which ar
generally sa c,up.- g. 'h's tine Of Ihs
.sa-. Tie tal f.ss t-ca 81 re-y dry ths'
hundred, %. q. .us.-l, oi sc--s n ths'
county aIo uov IN Js- Same STATE - "asr
.As I4rvcl.sr5 II. T.
c-s.TE ,u-E.
o. Saturday there Wa tr-=.1sraIis e1-
cl-gu,e-t .u-n- a t..y .-.e-a"-Gs - tAE
, 1883-11-17

The CsGaGisl f-crc sczld.l e sssUu-
IuE proportions l, ls claimed LIST lie
company hss otie-s3 70 teplsi- S14,CCt-
90 Il ez-i s.L securities @.,A the ecv-
eraEseu, . seeU-e IS guaranty q sdi.-
siczai s'ocA Tl1 snJup; tbs 10 b
lc;a j S45 eco coo The br,be IL tie Al,
iau = lie eahAlceDeG: @; stock sirssdy
vlt - vAieh :hs core.nmen: ot;cisls
voGli share Cae oiielaI l. sz.d - have
made S5fo. o. !son C-2a:lsa PsciEe
sgGos O. tLsS-,r. : u Ire s.YeruIont
EGEEc.y
, 1883-11-17
1LlTSx
4 Rsy crashed In an Sveu.
STFcI4r 70 TER 81 -rsX.S

SFsAGrH, Nov l2
10 Day at Iool, TIE hriekisyes, who had
iast oouple.ri a llTgs brick oven for Z.
SeWusr E Ccnpanyi bakery. ssG: son
Of Mr.. L u. Hsston into :se oren 10 sweep
1t oct, WIN s.iaout -sainS tie massive
structure feii II. crashing the boy II ds..h.
J. T. ARnsIRoSo-
, 1883-11-17
ONE PRicE---AiI Goods Marked in Plan Figures

When commenced business on this basis thFee 5.
ago most houses in this city said such idea was a"
But the public thought otherwise, and the houses tn,
first rdiculed it compelled to pretend to aiatr
The public know that with these rules have been nv NJ
nerable buwarKs against Misrepresentation ana nave
our establishment a household word in every house ii "
Territory An inspection especially solicited
, 1883-11-17

DiEsot Dispatches t7sm pl,a;h sFeal of
the vass: sb,pf ~ From Ws.la NA.la. as
's h=uas7Ess fsnpie'' ai;hsGza II docs
rot srACs = i-ssh a. M.,1s<eis q DAko-
Is easd Na- L Ths 5i.I.-ss,ta. ysPsr.
tqeek u ;ar szuaa yesst IS ''.0ff ana fe-
, 1883-11-17
snAl. FRrTs.

The statistics of .hs last CENSUS show ne-
ycnd dolbt tbs. while the number OF
'arns l. inc7ess:rg rapidly, tie average SIC
o. Ihs farms is decreas,ng The fo!los;ur
sga-es exhibit this facs very clearly:
Total number OF farms:
1880 1870 1850 1850
4,0OS,eG' 2 659.9 2.04+.077 l,44e,C1a
, 1883-11-17
Hear what one member OF the profession
testifes regarding the scieatilc prep.
srstion OF . brother Ecniber-

u.., -h., nm. ,c.mher os tn. profession
...,;e. ~.,5i,. ,ha s.;-,,;7, men.
.,- ..,S -,
MIR. DAwLEv has been in the drug business in
the city Of Providence twenty Ave years as e.e.k
and proprietor In good standing. aud knows
whereof he afans.-Ep.
u for n,Any ,enS 1'. .,,uiel' SUI
m'e lS' A.'- ..A' = sI'eiA-' 'Hiioi
fheai'. ISM ash nrS' Aea "a co-i-i''so
70 ny ped ana eou'" ho' wax ,'+p' cou'u
not o@Sf ue Se'shs Vi 'Ho :" eAcr"-
eiaihS was the 2e,hy e.-uu'et- AiN-ys no
ucea LA pe,ole sa'so a..A.As 49, .'Ho nun, on =, NJ
ne.s - aeio -. 80 -, :. -,
49, N -, 80 - -! - y. I-', -
-, ~. =, -. 80. a. 80 - 60, -
- - =.
o a..s,-i :. -. 80 80
NC ,oA.s sN.-A - - -s - &c -
AsAs' aHa va 1-.o " a1io ~. 70 oIst-
Hess Il Ssee n'S DU't.is '-'s ''--e 80
eolnneo A nome anu 'Ae tin.s Oh " eohsar
iesesnce empioyed iolr OF the best doctors hit
could on,2in, oat none OF mem gave me per-
nianenI rehef, Tor 'hes ai not 60 10 Eork at the
, 1883-11-17
f.OOS.sV' 2 659. gS3 2,0I+. Or
Average size OF farms in acres :.
WOMAN sJPERiGE RlLL PASSED.

tHPEcIAL 70 Tas srAT.snAr
oIynP!:, Sov. Is, 1883.
Iae Woman suffrage BIZ has pa.>ed BY
n vef seves 10 Five. T. b. u.
, 1883-11-17
"Rsu.h On nst,.'

Cies- out .s.s, uio-, rososss. fiie-. lLts. bed
bogA -lunis. ciipnurk,. gopher. l5o
ns~en