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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-01
SEA SONG.

A fair child played by the sea,
The musical, silyery sea, a4
And she sang as the white-lipped breakers
crept tt.-a
Der the golden sands where the pink shells
slept:
cheery voice has the sea,
The echoing, whispering sea.
. II tells OF the wonderful lands afar,
Where the tropical roses and nightingaies are,
OF tbs dreamand that glows like radiant star
Ger the tremulols, amethyst sea
maiden stood by the sea,
The passionate murnluring sea,
Aud she sighed as the soft winds swept the
foam:
No land IS so bright as my Maye-girt home
II only my love lovesme
o prophet, o yoiceful sea,
That nearest his songs as he cleaYest the deep.
Meath the solemn stars, while the night birds
sweep
Afar DER she shimmering seaY'
woman knelt by the sea,
The shuddering, sorrowful sea,
And she prayed as the curtain Of night was
drawn
From the gold OF the deep, and the rose of the
dawn aI4
Flashed over the wakening sea-
o God, OF the sad-voiced sea
Let love its own requital be.
BY the pangs Of love let me ri5e to Thee;
For the heart IA false that was pledged to me
By the listening, answering sea"
-lEvening Wisconsin.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-01
Press Pleasantries.

A small fishing party: First boy
"Did you catch anything Second boy
mot until got home"
Seeing a carriage full OF bellies and
beaux drive by. Aminidab remarked
that that reminded him Of load OF
wooed.
First Grave Digger Have you heard
why the English Jude Is not wanted in
America?" mo, whyy" +. @. D.
Because the Yankee dood'll do"
When Henry was courting Sarah he
used to boast that he had boss girl;
and now that he is married he finds that
he has ''boss" wife; but he never men
tions 1t.
Swallows are now used to decorate
everything painted on fans, enbroi-
dered on dresses, euameled on buttons,
mounted on bonnets, and worked down
the inside Of the neck aa natuTei.
An agricultural correspondent wants
to know how to kill the Canada thistle
We don't think it can be killed, but if
you can manage to lend it a couple OF
dollars, you'll never see it about your
place again.
Cloves grow on tree nearly thirty
feet high, and how a man only five feet
four can go out of a theatre and pluck
hald handful of them in four minutes
without ladder is a mystery to woman.
But then man is MYSTERY. anyhow.
Discarded lover-"Yes, / felt terribly
when she Tilted me-" Same latter u
pause and sighing)- And, do you know,
| had hardly begun to pay her attentions
when | learned through bookkeepef in
a bank that she had $500, 600 OH deposit
in her own right.
Scene = An humble country hotel
Male guest: .1J like to be called at
four to o-morrow morning; I'm going iish
lng." Female domestic tstupidly):
"Eh!" Male guest deliberately: TIN
going fishing tomorrow morning aud |
wish to be called early-not later than
four Female domestic tstolidlyl; "Will
you ring"
"What makes you drink As you do:'
exclaimed Mrs. Higgleton, turning to
her husband, who steadied himself
against the door and surveyed his wife.
"Huh!" II asked what makes you
drink as yoi do, that's what said. I'm
not going to stay here, that's what I'm
not going to do" "What makes me
drink as | do" be repeated. with an
idiotic ehuckle. Drink as do, 'cause
there amt no other way TO drink. How
do YOU expect man to drink, anyhow"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-01
Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF Maria del Rosario Ramirez, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Ad-
minigrator Of the estate Of Maria del X. Ramirez,
deceased to the creditors Of and all persons hay-
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication Of this notice,
to the said administrator, at the office of Bcknel
& White, room II, Temple Block, in said city of
Los Angeles, the same being the place for the
transaction Of the business Of said estate in the
city and county Of Los Angeles
LUIS lBAnRA,
Administrator Of the estate OF said deceased
D.. July Is, 1883. iylo 4w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-01
Notice to Creditors.

Ia the matter OF the estate of solsia1 Luso de
Yorba, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator, with the will annexed, Of the es-
tate Of soledad Lugo de Iorba, deceased. to the
creditors Of and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, 10 exhibit them with the neces
sary vouchers, within four months after the first
publication OF this notice to the said administra
tor, at his Office in the office of the County Re
corder in the city and county Of Los Angeles
b. A. Y0RBA
Administrator, with the will annexed, Of the es
tate Of Soledad Lugo de Yorba, deceased.
Dated July ID, 1888, jy20 4w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-01

A lady at Long Branch is the possessor
of $50 600 worth of diamonds. Therefore,
II is looked upon as sonly little eccentric
ity, that she eats with her knife.
Samuel Francis Smith, D. D., the
author of our national hymn, "My
Country, It's of Thee, now resides, at
the age of IA, in Newton Center, Mas
sachusetts.
Every telegraph operator who sends
800 average messages day-and this is
fair days work makes 800, 900 mo.
tions, each requiring a distinct, intelli.
gent volition.
Chicago again challenges attention,
this time with an incorporated "Aerial
Navigation Company, with capital of
81, 600, 600. for the transportation of
passengers aud freight through the air.
German editors, writing the will of
Bismarck, have revived their war on
Minister Sargent, the ground of assault
being his refusal 10 silently permit the
Prussian press TO vilify the food products
OF America.
Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria has
committed the sentence of death upon
Sabidinn, one Of Oyerdank's 3 acc9mplices,
recently found guilty Of high treason.
The Supreme Court will fix Sabidina' $
term Of imprisonment.
The portraits on the new postage
stamps that come in use October LIST are:
l.cent, Frank lin; 2.cent, Jackson; 3 cent,
F, Washington; 5-cent, Garfield; 6-cent,
Lincoln; cent, Stanton; 10 cent, Jeifer-
sou; II cent, Clay; l5.cent. Scott; 90
cent. Hamilton; 80 cent. Perry
The intensity of the struggle for a
livelihood in England is illustrated by
| the stltement of magazine writer that
I there are 300,0 900 families in London who
are in the habit of pawning small arti-
cles, and that more than 100000 un-
claimed pledges are sold every year in
that city, while over 10000, 900 are
taken in pledge in the course of the year
throughout the country. OF course some
Of these pledges are Of stolen goods, but
I the writer estimates that they do not ex-
ceed more than one in l4,000.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-01

1t will take time to learn how long
the orange will live in Louisiana and
Florida In Spain there are orange
groves known to have been in existence
for 600 years, some of these trees still
producing600O fruits in the year. There
is reverend old orange tree ut Yer
sailles, growing in box, said to have
been sown much over hall century
before America was discovered.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-01
Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of Vincent A. Hoover, deceased.

Estate Of Vincent a. Hoover, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ex-
ocutrix OF the estate Of Vincent A Hoover de-
ceased, to the creditors OF, and all persons hay-
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication Of this notice,
TO t.ie said executrix, at the office Of Beknell &
White, room II, Temple Block. in said city OF Los
Angeles, the same being the place for the trans
action OF the business Of said estate in the City
and county Of Los Angeles.
MARY A. BRIGGS,
Executrix Of the estate Of Vincent A. Hoover,
deceased.
Dated July 18th, 1883. iy1o-4w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-01

A lady at Long Branch is the possessor
of $50, 600 worth of diamonds. Therefore,
1t is looked upon as sonly little eccentric
ity, that she eats with her knife.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-01
sLA VEINS CHERRY roora PASTE

An aromatic combinations for the pres
ervatiou of the teeth and gums. 1t is
far superior to any preparation Of IT'S
kind in the market. In large, handsome,
opal pots, price 80 cents For sale by
all druggists C. + Niece, agent, Los
Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-01

Adjudication of Insolvency, Stay
Of Proceedings and Order Of Pub
lication of Notice to Creditors.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-01
norlcE TO nEEroas.

Having sold my store all persons indebted to
me are requested to pay their bills Immediately
to me at the old stand, 46 North Main street
GEO. A. VIGNoL0.
July 10, 1888. jyi2-1m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-01

In the matter OF Samuel Norton, an insolvent
debtor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-01
CHIMES AND CASUALTIES
AtHome and Abroad Gathered Up for
Ihe Public by Busy News
GAfneFers.


At Sidney. o Yesterday, Elmer Dill, a
school tssCher MAS found guilty Of rape.
The pC nalty is three 10 twenty years.
At Sh.byvilie, Indians, a young man
named LOTg Is on trial for trying TO muir
Ser three =, Ople ON the same evening.
Wilson ard Williams, two negroes under
g7Test =; Gr.euSours, PennSylYanIa, Tor
.urgiary. broke Jail yesterday and made
q, Oh their csc be.
Hannah Whitrlesey has secured YER
dict Of 5000 - Eainst the city OF S.eUhen
Vie 'Or damages received oy aer hack up
e;;iUg IN u hUi"
Two coal trains came in collision on the
New Je'-cy Central railroad, near L'o'
anon. IN mine and forty cars We're
wrecked. JCl.. sinclair, an engineer, MAS
injured.
4, C,srocton, o., boy named Schott,
el.J -, fell iruu n Tree ond day last week,
frsCtpring his right arm. LockjaS su6se
uently set III, and Monday night he died
IN great pain.
Near Falmouth, Kentucky yesterday, q
%, srnger lrain struck oull that was
standing on 80 track and was deralled.
Eour cars were wrecked, but fortunately
a. one ~as q IUrtu.
+ snk C Highland, who, three weeks
a,o attempted Ia shoot his wife, at GOungs-
lOs n, O., aud He'd, was captured Monday
nj hit at Atlanta, Ca, and will be brought
ack TO answer for the crime.
A st Johns, Nsw Brunswick, dispatch
saws: The barkrutine Jane Hunter, from
70 nambuco To 81. johns, WAS lost last
night at ST. Shots. Captain BoTden, first
ana second ilirtrS and all the csew except
TWO seanlen pvrlshrd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-01
GRAPHIC SKETCHES
Of Several Thriving and Growing
Towns of the Stats,
With Some Trenchant and CIinching Facts
About the Political Outlook in
Old Virginia. by One
Who Knows.

SnAwSvILLE, W. Va, October 3l.-Gour
correspondent having recently spent some
weeks in West Virginia writes in regard to
some localities. Crshur county, where he
remained longest, is a lovely and fertile
county, well adapted TO the raising of
fruits, potatoes, wheat, corn and the
grasses. Buckhannon, the county seat,
with population of twelve hundred, is a
beautiful town,
Filled RtIh Kind and Generous Hearts
The streets and roads are well CONSTRUCTED
and are shaded by the sugar and the maple.
Here We find excellent schools, attractive
churches, WoUlen factory, steam mills,
both for flour and lumber, and many 9th
er improvements closc by. Like blue
vein on sieeL Ling beauties breast, glides
sweelly on rolts ocean home, tie Back.
harmon rive.
TilnEer is Gnd Will he great source Of
revenue here, rs Thousands OF logs are
RATED ou thc river to this point, Last, bnt
by no means least a railroad has recently
been constructed to this town.
Weston is not so attractive as ick Iln-
uon, ye; it is
a FIOurishIng Town,
with very fine society. Here we find luna
tic asylum, one that would be an ornament
10 any place. II is we'll managed by Dr.
Vim. Bland the superintendent. The Doc
tor is very kind to the poor unfOrtunates of
this institution, and his pleasant wife is
we'll fitted for the position she we'll fillsi
Clark Sburg is nestled in hoe, and is
about the same old town it Was twenty
years ago
Parktrsburg will keep, if oil will keep it.
Huntington IS a growing town VITA
population Of seven thousand. We lad
many large machine shops here; the iuca
tion is beautiful and
Many BUiIdiBgs Rre Being Erected.
We now bid farwell TO New Virginia and
return TO O!d Virginia, with her politics
Our STATE is now passiGg through poIiu'
cal xCitement never equaled here before.
Outsiders can form but a faint idea Of the
real condition OF things as they stand now
in this yet grand old State. The Coalition
party is composed of l2S, 100 black men and
u eco white men. SO You see should they
succeed in the coming election, such
psrty nust Concpde much, il not all 10 the
negro. We shall then have mixed schools,
and mixed marriages. Cameron said he
would carry Africa into the war, and be
has redeemed his pledge.
The Lower and MeRner the White Man.
the more he is admired by the negro. These
mer, white and black, are commuhistic in.
their ideas in regard to everything. All
we at war Gcsinst men Of standing. TLr
csdCrs OF this party are contemplate IN
ne oninion Of all good men, and they
krow il snd feel it too.
"Ard when from earth thcir vn'ritsNv
.In-t Prophet. lat the damnd ones dwell
FiIl in the sight OF Paradise.
Pei lolding heaven and feeling he'll!
Not forever. but for time. Just as long
as they may have troubled true Im0inidnS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-01

clans was that the spots were made BY
blood, and on the strength OF ihis Carpen.
ter was arrested, and 10 now in Jail.
The arrest of Carpenter caused . pro.
found sensation In the community, but
while there 10 some bitterness against him,
the majority of the people are unwilling
to believe him guilty. Mrs. Carpenter and
her two daughters were completely pros.
trated, and have denied admittance TO all
callers.
The Carpenter Homo
here is one Of the finest in the city, with Q
magnificent lawn in front and q we'll.
stocked stable in the rear. The family
have been as prominent in a social way a
Carpenter has been in business, and the
very suspicion that Carpenter is mur.
derer has shocked the community.
Since Carpenters arrest there has been
no lack OF evidence going to show that he
snd Missouri Bcrns were on terms OF un.
due intimacy, yet such thing was never
dreamed OF by his family nor by the com.
munity at large. The
Girl had seSeral Conhdants,
10 whom she nlsde no secret ef her rela.
tions with her former employer, aud who
now swear that 10 their knowledge he was
supporting her and supplying her with
her wedding trousseau. pukes, her ainan'
ced, knew nothing Of all this, and is there.
fore doubly shocked bv her sad death and
the revelations OF her inconiineace which
have been made.
Beyond this there is no evidence. While
Carpenters guilty intrigue with the girl is
pretty we'll established, nothing that has
yet been produced can
Fix Her Murder Upon Him.
The circumstances are pointing toward
him but of proof there is none. The
vital links in the chain are missing, and,
as the depth Of the mystery comes to be
fully understood, people are turning away
from il with the fear that il may never be
solved. The place where the girl stayed or
was detained from Saturday afternoon
until Sunday night, and the whereabouts
of her hat, satchel, and waterproof must
be discovered. A score OF shrewd men are
at work, but they are batiled al every turn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-01
WISE WHEN TOO LATE.
AChicngo Man Goes surety and Fsiis
for u Large Snm,

CHICAGO, Octsber Sl.-Confessions OF
judgment, sggregatiug 5000 were entered
against o |. Bsskin, horse collar manuf c.
turer, to-day. and his place was taken
possession of by the Sheriff. h claims his
,ownfall is due to losning his paper with.
out consideration as acc ,mmodstion to the
late finn Of Culver, Page Hesrne and Co.
He is not sure OF the amouat.
bot believes that il will range
between $l2 600 and $40. 900. Assets, $50,
OCO Lisoi titles ., much. A dealer In
binders lesther, from whom Culver, Page
Hearne asked accommodation last month,
lays he then examined the books of th-
firm, which made it sppear as though the
assets we're $4,000 and Liabilities $4,000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-01
PARKERSBURG.
& Rise In the River and Lumber
men Iubilant,
While Eastern and Cincinnati Purchasers are
en- the Alert for Good Bargains
Other Points in Business
and Society.
Sptcia! % N.c ReliSter.

pAEKrRsbURG, October Sl.-rhe long look.
cd for rise in the river has come At last,
end the booming Ohio and kauawha make
business brisk at our wharf. The timber.
men Of the Little Kanawhn are jubilant, as
il lets out a large amount III logs, slaves
and railroad ties which haY" been on the
banks and in the channels of all
The TribuiRric. ofthe River
during the past seven months. Some OF
The luru hermen were, as usual on the occi
sion oi sudden fresEr, unfortunate in the
loss Of logs, &c bv =" Ur,sLing of bDOms,
hut the loss is not ~ -r"dt as II has been
IN many iDstsnCe,.
Rev. ". G.. SnIt-; i,s, OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. c't with his family
to-day Tor his new head OF labor. The hest
wishes az a host OF iI,r:is in ParkCrsburg
follow this estim able g.rt'emen aud fami-
Iy To their new huwe l."v. L. b
Hughes, who succeeds Mr.. 3. as pastor
VIII Arrive Her"
on Thursday evening, AMI WI receive n
hearty welcome.
CaCtain Nat. : Caswell has let with the
AtIantic with a big tow Of lumber and ties
for pit.0urgh. The present rise ia TIA"
Little Hanawha will let out about $500 90
worth Of ties, slaves and logs Cincinnl:
and Gpstern buyers are already on the alert
and will secure ii large amount oi excellent
tin hcr for shipment. Al present writing
TIE kanawh. -
Ico FuiI Tor Packets
10 pass the lC -. and ID cnnsC lGence uayi'
gst'on issusp, ndrd.
I. J TruaI. - E'dyvil!c, Iowa late OF
W.st Virginia nrd Eastern Ohio, is here.
Nr T. Is one Of the most extensive stock
,.,isrrs IN The West
iolcrrl Il. Il iimmCns representing the
who'esaIl grocery firm Of GIIpiD South, Of
Wheeling, Is here or business.
C,ptaiu J. S Howe, the soap mlnIfac
tuIef, Of u.is city. ~ shipping hi. nickel
plate soap TO Webster and adjoining
ruuntrs.
TIE music businsS seems 10 br brisk IN
THkersburg g. J. SPENCE.
The Pioneer iu the BusineSs
mere, sold to Colonel Charley Despard
900 Strinwav 4 Son. and to c. Bfougon
500 Decker upright.
The many friends OF the Carney Bros
are pleased to note their prosperity in the
-roctry and produce business.
Tie many friends Of Captain Joe Holden
vii find him nj the store OF J.. w. S'orp.
& Co, in the Academy oil Music bulldog.
GC,oDel w. n. Chancellor is havlng some
II. ra,ions made in his store building, cor
nsr OF Court and JuliLnd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-01
GARLINGION's CONDUCT.
A COuyt Of Inquiry Appointed to To.
ypstlgnlc IL.

n SOuyt Ot Ip1uhs NTpot""" y" hs'
SrstigRtc IL.
WAsHISGToS, October 81 The War De-
p, tnpnt IA is-rd sp cal order sp-
oinri court Of inquiry TO investigate
the cause of The failure Of the Greedy relief
expedition and repur: whether the con.
duct Of any officer of the army in the prem.
ises, calls for further proceedings before
the general court martial and tho reasons
Tor the core siuEs which they msy reich.
The dealt 'oy tie court are BrggsntS ".
Kent; rhid oTi,nsnCr, Col. Il II. Ayres.
second artillery, L'"r'"nant Colonel o ".
Poe, corps OF gineer INajr H"n'y
GoodfelIOr, Judge :, .svcrate uf the Unit
8 ates OF America will act rs recorder. tn"
G ,urt will meet in Washington on the 8th
of November. 1t Is understood that tb"
Navy ID .psrtmsDt will not take sny fnrth'r
tin in the case OF Commander Franz
wilds,, com msndipg the Ysntic, for the
part psrtsken by him in the la eIp-dition
IN I.,s il shall be deems'i "rpedient AZ the
result Of the ts,timony which m,y be oe.
,.IUpeG in tue proceeding vi Toe court oi
inquiry sppOiDted By the Secretary OF War.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-01
THE LOTTERY MAIL CASE.
The President Will Sustain the Action
of Po>fmasfer Genera, Gresham.

WASHINGTON, October 3l-Ths Repuo,i-
can of this morning says: 1t is stated by
an authoritative party that the President
has decided to sustain the action of POST
msster General Gresham in the N.w Or
lea ms National bsnk case. This decision of
the President is in answer to the petition
of large number Of merchants, bankers
and Others from New Orleans, who pro
tested agai1St he recent decree OI the Post.
offi"e Department in the lottery case, which
decided that so long rs the National bans
in question acted as sg-nt for the lottery
c, n pany, Just so long should its mail be
r,caided and treated as that OF the lottery
company which it represented.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-01

TIE testimony of many who long suffAr-
ed from i'll health, caused by an impure
state of the blood. goes to prove that tn
beet remedy for making the blood rich, rec
snd pure, for besutifying the complexion
for curing sores pimPles and other SKIN
diseases, for removing aches, pains, stiff
Joints, rheumatism. etc, for increasing th
power of endurance, for giving health AMI
strength to every week portion of the BODY
is Or. Guysott's yellow Dock and Strsp4
riila. It's effect p'esses the user in svery
int:aIce. BE Other remedy equals IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-01
TKE EXPLOSIONS IN LONDON.
O'DOnovan Rosss says That London IL
10 be Laid In Ashes.

NEw YoRK, October So Donovan Rosss
states that the explC sions yesterday IN the
Underground Railway of London were the
work Of the Fenisn Brotherhood, OF whose
NOV, ments he is apprised. He SAID that
London would be in ashes before long un-
less Eng and gave up Ireland. New devel.
opments, he said, might be expected at
any moment, for it was now the purpose of
the Brotherhood to reduce Englsnd 10
submission.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-01

THE NEW JERSEY CAMPAIGN.
The First Signs OF Real Activity from
Either Side.

Eltuef Stue.
TRENTON, n. J. October 3l.-The last week
before the election in Nav Jersey opeus
with the gubernatorial canvass exhibiting
1t first signs of real life, and with the
tickets for local candidates nearly filled up.
The cam paien has been pheromi q ally quiet
for guoernatorial year in this state. Alb
belt has travelled around a good deal, tell
jng the people everywhere what
A Jolly Good Fellow
he is and always has been. Senator Nc
Pherson, Congressman McAdoo and one or
two others have accompanied him on his
rounds, but the mass OF the Democracy has
not reused itself to work as it did in 1880
and In previous years.
Even last years campaign, when Mo
Pherson was looking out for his reelection
to the Senate, was more vigorous and en-
thusiastic on the part OF the Democrats
than the present one has been. The Re-
publican party from the start has been one
OF quiet work.
Few Meetings Have Been Held
and little appearance Of effort made but
the State Committee assert that it will be
realized on election day that an immense
amount Of work has oeen done.
Where the mass OF the voters is so little
interested in the campaign no intelligent
estimate can be made as TO the result of an
election. OF course, Albeit and his friends
declare that the only question is one OF
shortly, but their views can scarcely be
rsckoned as impartial. The Repu 5iicans
are
Doing DO EoastinR.
They say that New Jersey is Democratic
State, and acknowledge that the success OF
Judge Dixon, il he is successful, will be
due to the fact that he is regarded by the
majority Of the people as the best man for
the office, and in spite of and not because
Of his being Republican.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-01
CANADIAN Notes stolen.

Ottawa, October Sl.-Fivs thousand dol
lars in one and two-dollsr Dominion notes
we're stolen from the Government. The
hanks have been notified not to accrp;
them. The numbers of missIag one dollar
n"i's sre from 505,0Oo tn 606, 600. and of
,"os from l15 Geo to 10000 and from 1885,
wv y ls6.AQ.