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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15


THE radical trouble with the French
Republic lies i'm the fact that local self
government was finally crushed out
in France two OF three centuries ago.
In ancient times the half-civilized
people who dwelt i'm the German for
es,s. and those who lived i'm what il
now France, enjoyed perfect freedom,
governing themselves and making
their laws i'm small local assemblies
precisely similar I'm principle TO the
New England town meeting. This
system of local self government was
carried into England with the Anglo
Saxon invasion, and from England
was brought to New England. In
England it has developed into free
parliamentary government, in Amer
lea, into free Rep ublican government.
But in France a long line of kings ex-
erted themselves TO crush out the To-
cal liberties of their subjects One by
one the cantons and provinces lost
their ancient rights ana privileges anu
became aubject to bureaus and officials
in Paris. The work WAS thoroughly
done. The people lost their self re-
lance, forgot how TO govern them
selves, and came to depend on some
great man, q Napoleon. a Theirs or
Gambetta. The three great free ma
tons of the world to-day, Switzerland,
Great Britain, and the United States,
are the three that carried centraliza:
ton of government far enough to
cement their local communities into
a strong nationality, but not far
enough to destroy their local individ-
uality and self government. In
France the process went n stage too
far. The ,leplorable uncertainty ~ To
the future Of her political life is the
consequence.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

AMONG the Legislative proceedings
Of Tuesday. we find reported the fol-
lowing:
Mr.. Green of LeavenwoFth again
presented complaint and resolution.
The resolution II to provide . joint
committee to investigate the charges
made against Judge John H. Prescott,
Of the Fourteenth judicinl district, BY
John Foster Of Salina. The COM
plant or memorial charges wilful ex-
tortion and corruption in Office, and
prays for his removal from Office. 1t
enters into specific charges, with full
Particular. One charge II that he re-
ceived Q bfibe Of 500 from one War
ner another thst in Ellsworth county
he acted - advisor to prosecutors OF
misdemeanors; that in McPherson
county he made q second charge to q
jury in q case, with malicious intent
that In another case he acted falsely
and corruptly, by tampering with pa
pers, changing stenographic reports
In case made, with n corrupt intent;
that he maliciously, falsely, and with
intent To deffaud, changed Journal
entry in court of Mcpherson county:
that at the campaign for last general
election he adjourned court to make
speeches in which he villified Mt
torneys OF his bar that he willfully
and nialiciously struck out exceptions
To his charges in cases various; that
in case Of Turner vs. Young, = case
made was presented to him for his
signature, and that without consulting
attorneys, and in the absence of any
,,.oS ION ha r,utilafa1 tho caas1 svit-
fully and corruptly, and many other
instances In common report at the
bar wherein particulars are not In
hand. The complaint is signed by
many Of the prominent members OF
the bar Of the Twentieth district and
Of the district next west thereof.
Laid over under the rules.
Referring to this matter editorially
the Topeka commonwealth says:
We learn from gentleman I'm the
city, who are neighbors Of Judge Pres
colt, that he Is ready Mt any moment
To meet any charges that may he
brought against his public or private
character. We make this statement
for the benefit of Judge PrescOtt's
many friends i'm the state who, no
doubt, are anxious to have these
charges speedily tried and the judge
honorably acquitted.
We have not the least doubt but
that Judge Prescott will be fully ac-
quilted on all the charges preferred,
and that he will preserve the reputs-
ton ne has acquired Of being . popu-
lar, fair, and able Judge.
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49,. .-
s"s 0e"es" " - .y
A banquet WINS given ~ Wormieyp
an the evening OF February sd, IN
eDrn nens0rstion Of the 6Sd oirtnsSay oi
William Tecumseh sherman, 0enersI
Of the Army. The guests were Cnie'
Justice Waite. Generai -. 5nerr
dan, Speaker J. Warren Keller. Ssns'
tor Joseph IL. hawiey. aiaTsnAs Cisy'
ton McMicheai. MI Stiiron hutchins'
Gen. Van Nieit, u. >. Al Sn'ei Sus-
Court senator Jobn sner,nan' Sesn
tor john =; Logan Jus.es Sca ts"".'
senator William -. Aihs"u' N
kansoe,i: ue"Iy ., xs.,,"S
stanley Matthew's, anu Justco Sa'ieI'
In reply 20 tue toas. '" "is nea'n,
Generai Snerinah iua.e sPec" vs.
some iehs'h 'ro"' "''''en ""
THE GENERALS sFrrcU.
t'ehefai Sheinah peen" y"s
Accorhihg 10 our 'a 80
WAS porn on renI".y To-, ~
seguen.y ! AM w 'ne os,n y.m Iii, III,
HE, Az" u : survive "no'eI I ~,
pass from ,ne acu.e .'s -. u ne w
army OF the o""en ,..t.s w ~.
comparative ease an" 'e'II.iae y"
law i"r the ."'nPu'."y 'e.s. "
all army o'nces ~ w. rs ~
i"ur was W. NY !u"ees"s W. nv.
proper: u'u no' Assn 'oI U. We" T."
eAeep,,o" :" III. y 49, 49,. .,,,r',r,d m.
clare that thei y, now nPpi1,.u ~.
'neasus. .J .i',4'',;a, T., ,...nn m r.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15
Wershy % Prslse.

A Q rule we do not recommend
Patent Medicines. but when We know
Of one that 10 really . pablic bencfsc-
TOR. and does positively cure. then We
consider Il our duty tn lmpsrt that In
formation 10 Ill. Electric Bitters ass
truly most valuable medicine, and
will surely cure BiliIousness. Fever
and Ague. Stomach. Liver and Kid
ney complaints. even when oil other
remedies fall. We know whereof We
speak. and can freely recommend
them 10 slL-Hxch.-6sld 1t Any cents
q bottle, by Oscar Seitz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15
TBE Railroad bill which n

The Railroad bill which has been
discussed 80 vigorously for q number
Of days In the House. passed that body
last Monday. What is known rs the
Kelley bill will undoubtedly pass the
Senate. The result will probably be
that . conference COMMITTEES, composed
Of members Of both Houses, will be ap-
pointed, and a new bill submitted.
Hence the Outcome" of this matter
lonks rather dubious.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

JUDAH p. BENJAMIN, the ex-rebel
who refused to ''aecept the situation
at the close Of 1.-THE war and went TO
England, where he attained great dis
tinction rs lawyer-has retired from
the practice. The doctors Of the high
ct reputation i'm Paris advise him
that the state Of his heart renders pro
tracted argument i'm court unsafe. The
London Times eulogises him and says
English mercantile law has profited
BY the reception accorded TO Louisi-
ana's accomplished jurist.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

The dispatches Of last Friday gave
the information that the rivers were
falling ut Pittsburg and Allegheny.
where many stores and houses had
been vacated, but the Ohio was rising
along its entire length, making in
creases to its devastating work. Sec
tions of Cincinnati were under many
feet Of water, and at Marietta, Pome-
roy, Iron,on, Portsmouth and Free
mont the floods were awful, and the
destruction Of property very heavy,
and many persons rendered homeless.
At Parkersbug. W. Va, three hum
dred people were without shelter, and
the mail was being delivered In sk ills.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15
VIZ understand that Immediately

VIZ understand that Immediately
aftes the rejection of Mr.. Bondi's APP
pnintment ~ one of the Trustees Of
the State Charitable Institutions, that
body by . test vote agreed to confirm
no appointment Of the Govorner's to
that same position unless it should be
Hon. c. +. Faulkner, who has 50 ef-
ficiently and ably filed the Office for
the last few years. A pretty good en-
dcr>ement for Faulkner, surely.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15
VINO SHOULD VOTE FoR TINE NEW

The farmer, for he will get cheaper
rates Of freight. and higher price for
all that his farm produces.
The railroad man, for IL he loses his
place on one road, he can easily OBJ
tain o situation on the other. The
more roads, the more places to al, and
every new road creates thousands Of
places for good men.
The laboring man. for railroads
make lots Of work (; they cannot be
built without the laboring man, and
the more work there Is, the better pay
they get.
The merchant. for with cheap
freights he can sell more goods. Our
farmers. mechanics. railroad men. L.
boring men, doctors. lawyers. artists,
druggists, and men in all kinds Of
business, will have more money to
buy with.
The preacher, for II our good people
have more money, they can pay him
better; and with . good salary and q
fat living. he can give US better SER
mons. He will have more courage to
preach the truth, with his purse and
his house both well filled.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

IT Is confidently stated by some
who profess to know that the House
bill on apportionment recommended
BY the committee, which places Sa-
line county with the counties Of
Nanhall, Washington, Republic,
Cloud, Clay, Riley. Davis, Morris,
Dickinson and Ottawa, will not final
" pass. bat that Saline will be placed
IN Q western district with Mcpherson
and other counties west of the merid-
Ian line. Saline county his nothing
In common with the counties Of the
rscommended district, but very prop
eriy goes into q western district. We
uoderstand that Representative Col
Inns fAvors the first named district !;
II Il b %, he IL in favor Of district
which few il anybody in Saline
county il In favor Of
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

AT . banquet given in New York,
last Thursday, in honor Of Senior Malo,
Of the city Of Mexico, Gen. Grant
stated that perhaps in Is months 1t
viii be possible to go by rail to Mex
leo from any point in the United
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

A WRITER i'm the Topeka Capital
shows that Senator ingalls, furnished
the motto Of Kansas seal-"ad astra
per aspera.r He did a good job. No
state has a more suggestive motto
than mrs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

WITH the deprivation Of liberty
and it, inconveniences connected
With Prince Plon-Plon's impeison-
ment. he could enjoy the distinguished
houoe3of having been confined where
people much better than himself suf-
fered much more than himself In
TIE Conciergerie, where the Prince
rested comfortably for . few weeks
enjoying fairly good food and . de-
esnt wine supply, Marie Antoinette.
Malam Roland, Louis Napoleon and
othsf distinguished people Of France
have successively languished. II was
thefs that the Queen Of France suf-
fbsvd unspeakablc tsrron In the few
deys besbrs her execution, and from
vhssh shs - driven In . common
snmbrll 70 The guiliotine erected on
- P1nss d h Cooeoed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

New five cent nickies, 30 perfectly
washed with gnldi as to deceive any
person. and to pass readily for new
Ave dollar gold pieces, have been dis
covered.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

Mr.. w. T.. We'll writes Mr.. Samuel
GradwohI. from Pau, in the sxtrsUe
southern part Of France, that on The
18th Of December u was . question q
life and death with him, but that nov
he In on the fair rad 70 recovery and
that his physclan thinks he will ct
we'll without further drawhacka. He
len 9alina for the cure az brOnehltls.
He exvects 10 return 70 the UnIte4
elnts With Hf. 0ndwohI, Who will
eoOo hoek fto0 hts EusUposa trip -
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
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re sURRECTi0N OF 4 PREHisT ORC
RACE ALONG the LITTLE MIAMI

About ten miles from Cincinnati,
along the Little Miami River, ~ n 10.
caiiiy which has long been known Ia
the country people ~ the Pottery
Field" The ground was sfrewn with
fragments Of pottery, bones. arrow.
points, and other reDiains Of like chnr-
acter, and the place was generally
considered To be the site Of an ancient
work shop. The primitive forests
still occupies the locality, and II made
up Of oak. beech, elm, maple. walnut,
etc. All around are found numerous
mounds of tuinuli. most ofthen small
A few Of hose were opened by Mr..
FiOrian Gianquc. In 1875, and some
interesting things found. But In 1878
DIR. Charles Metz aud other gentle.
men interested in archaeology, com
nienced "a systematic exploration Of
the country thereabOut, and ~ much
has been found that we are enabled TO
form some idea Of the habits, aud get
a glimpse into the life Of, the people
who once lived In the immediate VI
ciDity of the city of Cincinnati.
During the four years that the excs-
vations have been carried on. between
$50 AMI 100 skeletons have been
brought 10 light. Many Of them srs
In an advanced state Of decay, and
crumble 10 pieces on the slightest
touch, while others again are In very
good state Of preservation. II can,
therefore. hardly he inferred that, be.
cause some Of tie skeletons are much
decayed, they are necessarily very
old; for. Though we have well-pre-
served remains NJ bones from Babylon,
Nineveh. and Egypt, which are Ger.
tainIy twenty-five hundred or three
thousand years old. still the cases sre
exceptional In which they are found
In good condition after the lapse Of
many years. Different kinds OF soil
and differences In climate have much
10 do with the matter. for In q dry
and equable climate bones may resist
for long time the influences which
would cause their decay, while In
moist climate and with sudden and
extreme changes Of temperature, such
~ We have here. any bone unless bur.
led in peat, or subject constantly 10
heavy pressure so ~ tO become per.
TALLY fossiiized, Is liable to soon decay.
-PsDuiar Science Monthly.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

THOSE meek and lowly Nihilists,
Most and Hartmann, have decided
that the Gar Of Russia shall not be
crowned.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

TIE mother of the editor Of the
Frankford Bee is the divorced wife OF
Senator Bowen, Of Colorado.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

Gov. CLICK has appointed Amos
Harris, Of Wichita. Judge Of the new
Eighteenth Judicial District. He is q
Democrat.
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SOME GOOD FIGURES.

In the year Of 1879, Smoky View
township, Saline. county, Kansas,
aided the Salina & Southwestern
Railroad Company by taking $1,000
worth of stock i'm said corporation. for
which said township issued bonds
drawing seven per cent interest.
smoky View township still hollis the
stock to the best of our knowledge.
The following is . state ment Of the
interest on the bonds and the benefit
Smoky View township received from
taxes on said +. IS. w. Ry., Co. for
the year A. ID. 1882
DEBIT.
Interest paid on bonds, $1,000
Township tax on railroad. SAB 10
School tax District No. II, l57. ID
School District No. 80, 1904
Road tax on railroad, lW.2l
State and county tax ON So
SlW. Ry.. valuation i'm Smoky
View township, 625.30
IOtal, flSS6.Oi
STATE OF KANSAS,
County of Saline,
I. Joseph Sargent, County Clerk Of
Saline county, Kansas, do hereby GER
tify that the foregoing statement j.
true. Salina February 10th, 1883.
JOSEPH SARGENT.
IsEAL1 County Clerk.
II is but just to state in this con-
nection, that the said ). & y. w. Ry.
caused the building Of two villages in
Smoky View township, the erection
of several warehouses, q mill and
other improvem ents. adding several
thousand dollars To the taxable prOP-
erty in said township.
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FRANK HATroX. Of the Washingtoo
Republican, h much displeased With
whiteiaw Reid. Of the New York NJ
bsse. and becomes - sarcastic In hls
remarks - . Topeka editor. He psc-
lures in his fancy that. - the sun y
declining In the west, Traveller may
be seen winding bis way In and about
the picturesque regions Of Manhattan
Island, and that - he gazes upon the
battlemented castles Of Park Row. be
will find q stern ronnd tower. on the
topmost story Of which there abides In
solitary magnifcence the Lord OF the
Tower. Here comes the Plumed
knight and winds his braxen horn be-
fore the portcullis. Here comes, with
hrs money bags, the Wizard u the
West, whose daughter married the
Lord Of the Tower; but most espe-
cially here comes the citizens Of the
world 10 see how like . sheet ON Q
broom-stiek. fits the mantle Of the
late Horace Greeley the form % Mr..
Jacob w. Reid.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

PRIxCE NAPoLsoN has been liber.
ated, the tribunal having quashed the
Indictment against him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

THE Senators most prominently
mentioned for president Of the Senate
are Logan, Allison and Ingalls,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

THE Losses i'm Ohio and Western
Pennsylvania. caused by the floods.
will reach seven or eight million dol
lafp
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

Wa. +. DODGE, the philanthropist
and Temperance advocate, died at
New York. Friday, after q weeks Ill
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

WHAT q moist time they are hav-
ing along the Ohio river. The river
has reached Ga feet above low water
marx
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

Prominent wheat operation at MIL
waukee express the belief that: the
crop Of 1882 has besn largely overes-
timafed that when II was harvested
IL went into ernnaries which were
completely hare Of grain; that the
floods In America and Europe, accom-
panied by rigorous weather, have ma
terially injured the growing crop, and
that higher figures for wheat may be
justly anticipated. Il this an attempt
at u sooner" or can It be relied upon
that's the question.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

The Washington correspondent Of
fhe Philadelphia Press says OF Mr..
Haskell: "Six years Of service have
put him 10 the front six yeass moro
will make him . National figure.
With the supreme good fortune 10 10
sent to Congress ut the age Of thirty.
four, he Is now barely forty. A
vcrmonter by birth, his hair early
gray, his long legs carry 2 roomy
frame and q strong head. Since he
came here In 1877. his beard hes grown
narrower, and his clothes have Inn
proved, ~ In apt to be the case With .
Western Congressman. His voice 70
mains what II was. . sort Of kansss
blizzard, and saws lie way through de-
bate without melody and with effect.
He surprised the Republican caucus
last Friday by his sharp, clear cut,
comprehensive speech: His hearsra
felt b. instinct that ne had got his full
stature and that they hsd secured .
Ieader.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

Ex-Gov. MARSHALL JEWELL died nj
HE home In Hartford, Conn.,, last
Friday. He was 81 years Of age.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

THE late Marshall Jewell was Chair
man Of the National Republican
CYnmmitfee
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= seSvfae ~ - = semhfe ~ rsgtssssstop -
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= 49, - 80 81 = sslseiss sAesses~ ~.
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0s1ssss n - 80 . ~ 17sh asy % pshsu-
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i-SU City Cisse.
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$lSi.Ol
Total,
STATE OF KANSAS, lss
County of Saline,
COMMuNl GATED.

EDITOR JOURNAL.-We hear the
low murmur of the u. p. agents and
their hirelings around again trying to
make people believe that to vOte rail-
road bonds TO the new lines ~ now
proposed. would create an awful ex-
penre To the county.
Suppose we see what the u. p. has
cost the people Of this county. The
Kansas Pacific, NOV U. P.) has thirty
miles Of main line In the county to
which the people Of this country gave
SIG, cooper mile. which equals &4SO. 900.
Saline County gave them is. 1884
acres Of land which averaged s.. 50 per
acre, which equals S53S, 766 or tl7 ,85882
per mile, making In the aggregate per
mile $s3 ,95S. 81 for the construction Of
its line. This line has been I'm opera
ton through Saline county 10 years
next June, for which it has received
for freights of the business Of the
county on imports and exports an
average Of So. 900 year which equals
s., Do, 900. allowing IS per cent Of the
above amount which II liberal tari6,
the people of Saline county have paid
s., 500 extra. Oh, no! this U. p. line
has not cost Saline county very much;
only about II millions above It's legiti.
mate freights. Not satisfied yet
This year the people had an extra crop
hence they increase the rates Of freight.
On wheat alone enough to odd another
S,O.O 600, and also enough other articles
Of commerce, imports and exports. to
add At least 81, 900. Thus the peOple
of Saline county pay, without ques-
ton. o sum equal to the amount Of
railroad bonds Of the first proposition.
II the people Of Saline county are will
ing to believe the story Of these U. p.
hirelings, let them plOd along and foot
the bills of their masters.
The cry Of all this means. the people
must wait until this said U. p. railroad
gets rich. The same will apply 70 Q
few men In Saline county. The pso-
pie must toll on. have no more rail-
roa,is In the county. no rival towns 10
the county until they get rich. IL
might he some consolation II the u.
p. would divide . little more literally
with these men who are 70 desirous 70
get rich, and the people wait. II they
would tell us how much they get for
for their charitable work. the people
could make some calculation when
their time would come. x.
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OWEN AWAY.


Everybody. who IL suffering from
ScrofaIa, Chronic Rheumatism, Jaun-
dice, BiilIousnsss. Dyspepsia. Indiges.
tion. Constipation, OF costiveness.
Headache. Loss Of Appetite. Chilis
or Fever. Malaria. Backachs. Female
Weakness. Nervous arrangement.
General Debility. or any Blood. Liver,
Kidney. stomach or Bowel dIsorieS--
can obtain . trial bottle Of Massh's
Golden Blood add Liver Tonic, free
Of charge. by calling at Aug. Eng.
stro,n 4 Cos drug store. Persons who
have tried this famous medicine cs1
procure the large bottles 1t 30 cents
and 500. II purihss the BISod. In.
viyorstes the Liver. Stomach and
Bowels. regulates the Kidneys, and
Strengthens the system.
For oil diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs use Msrsh'a Golden Bslssm.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

What busy man OF woman hes not
been annoyed by having book agent
present binnssIf st the very busIsst
time. he his hook ever ~ good. Nov
I propose 10 Offer the citizens Of ssiIns
and vicinity the opportunity of com.
Ing 1t your own convenient time %
my home and ordering your books.
having your choice out Of hundreds
Of excellent books for the family some
of which, can l,s obtained Ut mo- other
place In town. I shall try 10 make II
mn object Ia those who want reliable
books N order ~ the and shall spsse
no pains 10 accommodate oil.
Remember the place. No ~. Seventh
street, with large rock bItcl,ing post
In front. Mas A. n. sKE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

The New York 1sses charges thst
Senator WIudom's failure Of Q re-elec.
ton ~ because che bed built him.
sslf . flne resideoos IN Washiogton. I"
6enat0n Will please take notice that
they hsd hsttsr eat standing up q
so@e secoud-ssts restsurant apd room
% . seoood stssy beck. This thing o.
living ID Q h00ss u yoar eva IN
Waa6ingono = afiseoefntie buaiooO
- ha0 1T 70 Oc0p.