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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-26
THE oovERNoR ANDsUIrE
In the city on a business Trip, Assessing
Railroads,

Railroads,
The State Board Of Public Works, which
has been on its annual tour assessing the
railroad property in the State, arrived in
the city Saturday, Governor Wilson and
Secretary Of State Walker are at the Nc,
Lure House and Auditor Duffy and SUI
pe~rintendent Of Free Schools Morgan at
the Stamm. Treasurer Thompson was
also at the Stamm, but left Saturday even
ing for Washington City,
Mr., John Howard, Chief Clerk In the
Secretary Of States office, was also in the
city Saturday on q visit to his home here,
OF course the primary object Of the visit
Of the State officials is to assess the rail-
roads for taxation. But 1t Is generally be-
lisved that some barbed wire fence build.
ing is being INDUCED in by members oil
the party, the fences constructed en-
Gircling the Senatorial field. The ublqui-
tous Charley Wells, Of GloveF's Gap
blew IN while the party was here, and had
q brief confab with several OF the visitors,
Yesterday superintendent Peck, Of the
M~oundsyille penltentiary, and State SEN
ator Bushrod Price, OF Moundsyille, came
up, but 1t Is said they did not get to see
the Governor or Mr.. Walker, Whether
they did or not, they certainly saw two
OF Senator ORmden's henshmen, for Post
master Simpson and George Baird, Of COL
leGtor McGFaw's Office, each had lengthy
chats with the old Senator,
The Governor and Auditor took In the
concert at the Opera House Saturday
night, and Yesterday were not around the
hotels much. There were not many call
ere, not even Pete Terrell dropping in to
pay his respects,
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The Mexican Typical Orchestra gave
two more Of It's delightful concerts at the
Opera House Saturday. The programmes
on both occasions were made up Of pleas.
ing selections, and were thoroughly en-.
ioyed by everyone. The audiences were
not up to what they should have been in
size, by any means; but they lacked moth.
ing In the way OF appreciation and enthu-
slastic applause. In the afternoon the
ladies predominated largely; the audience
in the evening was the largest one the
orchestra had at any OF It's concerts here.
None that heard the exquisite music the
organization rendered will ever regret 1t
or cease to long for q return visit,
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senator Camden,s Picnic.

On last Saturday the employees Of sena,
tor Camden, at ParkeIsburg, were given q
picnic at Maplewood grove, o short dis
lance from that city, This Senator pro-
vided for all expenses and gave his en-
ployes, their families and trlendsa pleasant
days enjoyment in the woods which they
will long treasure as one Of the happy
membranes Of their lives, OF the one
thousand people present every one testiGes
to the good humor that prevailed and tothe
son and General HsnSrerG. ". Thompson
Of the Ohio River railroad, who busied
themselves in trying to make every one
have an agreeable time. OF course the
politicians were on hand, aud among
them were noticed Governor and Judge
"Mou" Jackson, Col, Lew Tayenner aud
others Of note, A brass band was in at.
tendance and rendered acceptable music,
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oil nnd unk NoieI.

Another gang Of diggers and pipe lay.
efB will probably be- put 10 work early
this week on Main street, continuing The
West Virginia Company'B pipe line on
down the cast side Of that street, the Man.
uiacturers' Company having closed DIP Id
trench on the west side.
The contractor who is putting down The
oil wells Of the Central Oil Company, oil
thi9. city, says 10 his last report that No.
10 down 1850 feet aud drilling In sand.
The work has been progressing slowly on
account Of The bad caves which have 90.
CURED and have caused no end Of bother,
but, he says! ave are getting along finely
compared with our neighbour casing tot
No, 2 has not YET arrived, but 10 expected
Saturday night"
The Warrington Reporter SaySi There
are athouBAnd acres Of land near Taylofb.
town, not leased Tor oil Of ga purposes,
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Mr.. N. V. Smith, NJ. T., Of Pltbburgh
was in the city Saturday, and in compan,
with Drs. Baird and Garrison, j. W
schultze and W. H. Haller, OF the Council
Committee on Health, Mayor Grub, Man
ager Riester Of the Belmont mill, and Mr.
Benjamin Fisher, and DR.. gteere and
Mayor Brown, Of Bellaire, visited a mum,
Der OF sites where 1t Is proposed to erecI
the crematory for the disposal Of the city'i
garbage and night soil, but no definite
conclusion was arrived at. A number Of
the gentlemen favored locating the fur.
mace on the creek bank lea the Whitta.
ker mill, as that would be a central point.
Mr.. Smith is the inventor Of the cele.
brated Smith gas furnace, which 1t Is pro-
posed to build.
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proposals.
Martins Ferry Ohio, Water Works
Notice TO Contractors and Manufactures
Of Water Works AppnrtcnancCA.

Sealed proposals will 10 received by the Trustees
81 the Water WotkH Of the city Of Martins FEM
Ohlo, a. thelt ONCE In said city, until = O'clock
Y. o. TUESDAY the 10Th DAY OFAuGUsT iS@,
lor the construction Of q syst m OF Water WOfn
The specification aud drawing will be ftAlyh
The once Of aid Trustees about July u, lAs&
The work Involves the 0ouAitlctiOn Of 4 PUMP
Ing Stallion. q RESERVOIR, Pumping Machinery llii
nnhing and aging approximately seven inllel4gl
pipe fRnging from tJifleen 10 four inches To- d.
valves, DO also furnishing and ieIllhE hIV
Double Nozzle fltO llydtanS. ~
Inc machinery 10 have 4 capacity 0l lbn,y!U,
gallons 10 twenty four bouts, and TO pump tihg
direct into tho distributing plpe Lyitgll OF ln~
reservoir.
M, work 70 be completed on or before the aHs
day Of december 1850
The Hoard q TllIVeS will. entertain PROPOSE,
70 C0nltfiBt the Water Works entlit, aud Au"
separate proposals for any part ihbiGOl.
Proposals for constructing thB entire woths nun
% accompanied With a solvent bond Qi two wv,
and dollafsI ag q guarantee oil good iLih on .s
parts Of I6S WSfS must HEU SctSmpinlCi vim
solvent bonds IN amounts Stipulated IN tue WY
OF notice 70 cor liantui Inviting bids LOT tue ulue'
Vnt branches q The work. a.. 20.
The contractor Tor the entire work viii Dg W
gulted To- give bond To- the amount Of Quo huqdisn
aud atty th0ulahd dollars, properly secured, WW'
sure O. talthill completion Of The W0tk. r
Copies Of tho Specifications aud Of the loim'UOi
the advertisements Tor the different DlahChr OI
The work will DO furnished, when ready 81 'ho
Trustees, upon application. ,L.
The Trustees reserve The fightlO contract i0' ihe
enllte WORK a 4 whole, OF u contact lOi w
gInefent paris separately. or 70 feltGl nny w.
bld1, lhUiild they deem. II Tor The Interest OF Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio, 40 10 do. -. ,,.,gu
WM, LtPPHABDTi
j. a, N, SELF
Trustees.
GEo. ItoRNUNG
Constructing Engineer, ia
MAMMA FERRY, July u, 1850 NV
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BELLAIRE.
The bridgeport GAccIdent = Natural Gas
EOt0s-P0rSOnuls.

Tho bridgeport GAccIdent = Natural Ga
Eotos-PersOnals,
Thomas Ault is able to be out.
Rev, Father Gull is a BlSisvllle, Pa,
Dode Cochran has a new Royal Mail
bicycle!
The town clock has been stopped since
Saturday morning.
R. Elikan's meat wagon was broken by
a u of Saturday,
The Sisters OF Charity are back at their
home In the Fourth ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheets are Of ior
Cleveland and Niagara Falls,
Work was kept up steadily on the
natural gas pipe all day yesterday.
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling survey.
ors were here in full force Saturday.
Mr.. Epping, Of Epping, Carpenter &
Co., Pittsburgh, was in town Saturday,
The Herald will soon be issued as adaily
the first Democratic daily for this city.
Some Of the members Of Spangler Post
g. A. i. attended the picnic in Walnut
Grove Saturday.
Rev. Z. A. Fortney, oil West Wheeling,
preached at the South ..Bellaire NJ. i.
church yesterday.
Anumber Of Bsllaire Odd Fellowsjolned
the excursion to Moundsvlllc Saturday
night on the Climax.
The Noble street bridge over the coal
tracks at Indian run has been raised and
the street and car tracks with It.
Rev. Martin Simpson, a student of the
Chicago Theological Seminary, preached
yesterday atthe First Presbyterian church.
Owing to the absence Of tho pastor and
the repairs In progress at the German
church, there were no services yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Crawford, Of Nottingham
church, preached morning and evening at
the Second Presbyterian church yester.
day.
The pipes are on the ground for the gas
as far as the Goblet works In the First
ward, and the branch mains are now be-
ing put in place.
The funeral Of John shillito took place
yesterday afternoon from his late home
on Guernsey street. Rev. VIM. Eaton
conducted the services.
The Bellaire, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati
railway will o o change time and run
trains clear through instead Of making
independent parts Of the road either way
from Summer6eld.
The newly appointed City Board Of
Health have organized with the following
officers: Mayor W. H. H. Brown, PresF
dent; PIT. King, Vice President; DR.. D.
Q. Steere, Health Officer.
Mrs. jack Cahoe was brought down
from Bridgeport Saturday with her right
leg broken neRr the ankle. She was
struck by the afternoon O. & P. freight at
Bridgeport as she came out Of a saloon
with a bucket Of beer. She was sent to
her home in Benwood in an express
wagon.
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Miss Lou Reuter-, Of POmerOy, is visiting
Mrs. 7. H. Heslop.
Rev. Q. H. Gunter preached very accept
ably at the Baptist church yesterday.
Louis Frick handsomely entertained 9
number Of his friends Saturday evening
John McCloskey, Commander Of Tho.
burn Post, has received an invitation ia
the members Of the Post to be present al
the Semi.Annual Encampment OF the G,
A. r. Department OF Ohio and tenth re.
union Of the Society Of the Army OF West
Virginia at Portsmouth, o., September I
to 10. The fare on all Ohio railroads Ia
one cent per mile for posts going III q body,
and half tare for all others.
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Accident on lilo u. 50.

Correspondence OF Tie intdltgalesr.
BURTON, W. Va, July 25.-A heavily
laden freight train, east bound, passing
here at 1870 this afternoon, jumped the
rail at about the centre Of the town, de.
molishing platforms, switcheg, cars on
side track, two cars Of telegraph poles, one
car OF barreled flour, one car Of buck wheat
and one car Of Hour barrel slaves and bar.
rels.
Elmer Camp, Of mail robbing celebrity,
and 9 partner named Ice, who were steal.
Ing their way among the telegraph poles,
were quite seriously used up, but neither
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Doiinrdis Death,

%Pir1sBuRoH, PA, July 25.-ThomaS
DollArd, a ColOrsd miner Of Mcdonald,
Pa, died tonight from the effects Of in.
jurieS received q week ago In a Quarrel
with his wife, DollAtd frequently Rssatlt.
cd his vile, and on the night Of The i6ih
Inst he came home intoxicated and com.
mOnced abusing het, She demonstrated
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TuE Nail SITUATION.
The BenwooL Conferences Talk about other
Mills.

The BenWoOu Conference Talk about other
Mills,
The committee OF heaters which had the
conference with the Benwood mill mana
gers Friday was composed OF Messrs
Euoch Bowers, William Taylor, Thomas
Sheppard, John Long aud I, ,Estep,
The plan of settlement on the basis
made by the LaBslle mill was preached
and argued upon at some length, but final
ly rejected by the company, who claimed
that the concession made by the LaBelle
company was entirely too large, as the
payment Of a helper by the heater would
only be q reduction OF Is cents on the ton
and that even then they would still be
obliged to pay 80 cents, This they could
not, In justice to the stockholders, they
claimed, grant.
The heaters, in replying, cited the action
oil the LaBslle in yielding on the above
terms, adding that II q clear, cool.hesdsd
AnanGler like Manager Priest could see
money I'M settlement on the above basis,
the mills still outstanding would certainly
do likewise.
The heaters before adjournment were
offered concessions by the company, the
nature OF which they refuse to diyulge,
other than that the men were anxious to
go to work and would agree to any reason
able concession necessary to the speedy
settlement Of the heaters clause, on which
the general acceptance Of the full Anal.
gamsted scale now hinges.
II Is believed q settlement will be OF.
teCted. There are rumors also OF a pros
peCtive agreement at tho Riverside,
though as yet little weight Is attached to
these.
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Mr.. and Mira. II. W. List, Mrs. Gibson
Lamb, Mrs. Rev. swope, Mrs. John Frew,
John P. Glass, Charley Lamb, Wheeler
Bachman, Masters George Gardner and
Creel List, and Misses Resaie List and Bes.
sie Lamb, left Mountain Lake Park satur.
day morning ut half past eight o'clock and
drove over to Fort Pendleton, arriving al
l2:45. They returned by way Of Oakland,
leaving the Fort at 8 and reaching Noun
tain Lake at Z. The trip was q most en-,
joyable one In all respects.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Brady and Mrs. DR..
Hildreth and daughter, Miss Dora, are
staying at Fort Pendleton.
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TIE M%ouNDsvI1LE WELL.
OIL Escaping ContinuRlly-wly Visitors M
Kept nut of the Derrick.

OIL Escaping Continually-wli Visitors are
Kept out of the Derrick.
An ISTgLLiuENoER reporter met Mr.,
Griffith, one OF tho owners Of the Mounds.
vile oil well, near the well Saturday, and
cateChised him q to the outlook. He
stated that the quality OF oil was good,
in fact no better oil Is to be had any.
where, but at the same time he did not
like the indications, as wherever this kind
OF oil had been found 1t was seldom In
paying quantity. He said that the well
was several hundred feet from being down
as far as tho contract calls for, and as that
Is $500 feet, 1t Is 10 be presumed that the
first estimate Of a depth Of 1900 or 1000
feet Is Rbout correct. lie Gays also that
there was no mystery about the well, aud
that the only reason people are prevented
from going to the derrick 10 that
they are afraid Of ate, as the
cas- Ia constantly escaping; that the tool
nad struck through q shell OF rock
and they had struck q pocket Of both gas
and oil; he did not think II amounted TO
much, but he said there were as good In,
dicationB OF oil and gas as he had ever
seen. He said further that as soon as the
representative Of the other company came
they would decide whether they would 90
on drilling and let this oil escape or make
arrangements for tankage at once. He
thought that q week or ten days would
fully develop whether this field Ia q sue
cess or not. The well Is test one, and Is
being put down by several Pittsburgh
companies with q view to either develop
ing It or forever setting the matter at rest.
Moundsville people are still very hopeful
and think perhaps the city Of magnificent
distances has yet a bright future In historic.
Many are the hopes expressed that g. S.
McFadden, Of Moundsyille, may be bene.
fitted by his share In the enterprise, as
there are few such public spirited men in
the place and there Ia no doubt that what.
ever Ia a benefit TO him will DO q benefit TO
the town at large.
There are a number Of guards on duty
at the well to keep people out Of the der.
rick, and q rope has been stretched around
II at q good distance away, within which
no person ia allowed. An experienced oil
man who visited the well Saturday says II
is not true as reported that the oil has
spouted up to the top Of the derrick. 1t
has evidently made 0 pretty steady flow,
however, as several barrels oil oil daily
float away on the creek.
Hundreds OF men and boys have been
along the creek gathering up the oil In
bottles, Jugs, eta. II Is escaping all the
time, which effectively o%oniutes the idea
advanced by some that the well has been
iianltahn
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PlrrsnuEdn, Pa, July 26.-En a asht al
a German picnic at Glenwood, Pa, near
here this evening, Henry Haug was in.
Btantly killed by being biz on the head
with q large boulder, and Thomas lllhart
aud Gus Dollar quite seriously hurt, Tho
fight was caused by Klaus and bis friends
refusing 10 give apafty Of unknown foughB
beer, which they demanded without pay,
In the excitement following the murder
the RssallAnts escaped, and are still at
liberty. Haus was an ino[fenBlye German
and had been In this country but q few
monihA
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Accident on the Q. q p, Road,

Saturday afternoon Mrs. Jack Kehoe, Of
Benwood, q woman about 90 years OF age
Or theteabouts, was struck by O down
freight In Bridgeport, breaking a leg and
ghouldef blade and otherwise iDIutlhR her.
Mrs. Kehoe had been drinking that day,
and az the time Of the accident had just
come out Of Mike Nolan's saloon with d
bucket Of beer.
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Although the crowd at the G. A, R
picnic in Walnut Grove, Saturday, did
not come up TO the expectation, there wal
q large attendance, especially In the after.
noon and evening, and the "old boys
enjoyed the day to the fullest extent
Refreshments, shocking machine, whirl'
ing horse and dancing contributed TO the
enjoyment. In the evening the old sol.
dleFs got together, sang some old army
songs, related personal experience, etc.
Prof. Crago delivered a short address on
the g. A. r. In West Virginia. Meyers
orchestra made the music Tor the dancers
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with him, but as he eyinCsd no disposition
TO desist she threw q can Of carbon oil
oyeS him and then set fire to his clothing,
His cries brought assistance and the flames
were extinguished, but he was 90 terribly
burned that all efforts to save his life were
without avail, and he died tonight in
geRt agony, Mrs, Dollald has not been
arrested,
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Nj. Charles Berger died at an early houi
Yesterday morning At his residence on The
island, For the past three years he has
been gradually wasting away under thai
fatal disease, consumption. Accompanied
BY hiB devoted vile he has travelled South
and West In the hopes Of restoring hid
health, but while the stays Ia the soft eli.
mate Of California and Florida brought
about some relief, there was nothing per-
manent. He fought against the disease
almost 10 the very last, and II was only
recently that he finally eucCumbed. Fol
a long tins his friends have known that
the end. was not iat oil. His death is q
very sad one. He was o well known
young man throughout the city, and al
his friends will learn Of his death with
genuine sorrow.
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alnr.hnll nepubllcnn conxonllol

The Marshall County Republican Ex-
eCutiye Committee met at Moundsyille
last Saturday, and after a harmonious
meeting appointed August 20 as the day
for holding tho primary election, and
adopted rules for the same. The meeting
was characterized by unbounded enthu.
siasm and earnestneSs. There need be no
doubt as to the outcome in old Marshall
this, fall.
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SPRING and Summer stock just re-
Ceiyed. An elegant and complete line u
SuitlDgs, ~pantalO0hlDgs and OverCOat'
ings, which we will make up In the best
Style and at low prices.
1891 g. 1898 Market Street.
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The La Belle feeder.nailers have prom.
lsed to return to work this morning.
The nsilers Of Centralia went to work
last Tuesday at the Pittsburgh compro.
mise scale. On Saturday the manuiactu.
rers sent them word that they must either
work at the manufacturer scale or take
their tools out. They took them out.
The Directors Of the Laughlin mill,
Martins Ferry, sent for the mill commit.
tee Saturday, but the members were 80
together. They will answer the summons
to-day.
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The Pittsburgh Labor Herald says that
the na~ilteeders Of the country are perfect.
ing an organization which promises before
long to be a strong one, As Is well known,
the nailteeders expected to get a raise with
the naiIers. Now that the nallers have
compromised, the feeders want q larger
percentage Of the product, and to secure
this have decided to hold a convention,
which will meet during the early part oil
August, probably In New Castle or Wheel.
Ing. Delegates will be present from every
nail factory in the country. Appointment
organization will be formed, and 1t is
probable that the feeders will form a dis.
trict Of the knights OF Labor. A uniform
price for cutting nails will be adopted and
officers elected.
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The frat minstrel performance Of The
season will be given at the Opera House
this evening by that popular organization
headed by the iayorites, Mill Barlow,
George Wilson and Carl Rankin. Already
q large number otgeats have been reserved
and the house will probably be filed % Il
always has been whenever these MINISTRIES
have appeared here. The programme Is
said 10 be mi replete with new music and
gpecialtieg, and 10 presented by q company
htst.clasS In every particular. Reserved
seats can be at Banners.
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Natural nn..

You should own al oil we'll. OF gASOt command,
you ate % poor a. Lazarus and not worth a.
II ygl sport your conveyance, OF h0bblO Oh
EhA1k'l inAtaI
you live % mlSty -four OF are used 10 better fam,
II through thlA liiSO ttohbls, 4 happy man you'd
HeTstaser thl' good adAuO-DhnE Ohio Valley
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The Mountain Lake Park Hotel, after a
thorough repairing and preparation, Ia
again open for guests. The rates are as
reasonable as will allow for a flist.class
table and comfort OF its patrons. Mr.. II.
H. VanMeter, the owner, still manages Il.
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@ensral aluttess.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

An examination Of Teachers for the School Dh
ttlct Of Wheeling will be held at the office oil The
Board OF Education on Wednesday, July ats
O'Clock A. II.
All persons wishing certificates, or deIifoul 81
improving certificates now held, will ptasns
themselves, as this will be the only examination,
By order Of Examining Committee.
W. II. ANDERSON,
jyl5.l7"226.27,2S Chairman.
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IT pays TO tradsAt II. r. BshfenB' stores.
The best houSekeepets have known II for
many yOatB, His bu1lne0s speaks for
iuelL
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Talautsd.

IN
" Town aud County IN VlnVints Every
Virginia Tor the L.iie and Spee,his Of ma Wet
Hendrlck1 fOr terms and t%aTtlioTy naaamnA
y Nn s. n. MONTAGUE, Agent nj W. y ohes
Va. col East Main street ~ N9eamOId.
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gdteeiss.

1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise tho AZ.
engagements for all the Monthly and Quarterly
Drawings Of The Louisiana State Lottery Company,
aud In person manage and control the DrAWinRi
themselves, aud that tho same arc conducted with
honesty, fairness, and III good faith toward all par.
tics, and We authorize tho Company to use thiI
certificate, with a hmileR OF our signatures ID.
innhnh. In liz Rhvnrilnnmnntn "