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, 1886-05-22
OIL N COAL.
Crook County oil Wells and Coal
BEDS.

Articles Of Incorporation were filed yes
tcrday morning in the secrctary's office by
the Oil River Oil company. Capital
stock. 81. 500, 900, divided into $50, 00O
shares at $40 per share. Incorporators.
3 +. Fowler, II. A. Alden and F. NJ.
Pettigrew. Trustees, A. r. u. Dawson,
A. ID. Bishop, II. A. Alden. 7 NJ. Petit
grew, F. L. Rounds, John II. Burns, G.
w. Shawler, X. G. Phillips ard b. f.
Fowler. Principal Office of the company
will be at Sundance, Crook county.
The oil fields this company will work
are thirty miles from Sundancc, on the
Belle Fourche, and are near the famous
Hank Mason spring. This spring has
been a ource of revenue to its fortunate
owner for several years. He has inclosed
it, constructing a rough tank holding a
barrel or two of oil. Whenever Hanks
money gives out, he goes to his spring,
dips out a barrel of oil and takes it to
Deadwood, where he gets a handsome
liiSt iOl IT, Inc puItudstGs are lne mln-
ing men, who use the oil for lubricating
purposes on their machinery.
Last fall, near this extraordinary spring,
men in the interest of the present Oil
River OIL company struck a well that gave
a fine flow. Other wells are indicated in
the same neighborhood, and heavy dcvel-
opments may be looked for during the
present summer. Fifty miles from Sun
dance and fifteen from the oil fields, on
the Belle Fourche. is an immense coal
area, while Donkey creek, a ~neighboring
stream, thirty miles in length, is said to
run through coal its entire course. 1t is
looked upon as certain that the Deadwood
branch of the Fremont, Elkhorn Il Mis-
souri, Valley road will be extcn led to Sun
dance, and from thence to the coal and oil
fields OF the Belle Fourche.
, 1886-05-22

No. Dc ..L- -
~ N's"e' ~
' " 4 "k "a
~ 'o .,'u ~ so" '"'el
contractor Coo's came IN yesterday.
Mt ooots mas oeen making an extended
visit through the q~uarr'es OF Northern
ooioiado win tue selection OF stone Tor
the new depot IN view Inc stout quarry
VIII furnish all the graystonc needed but
red stone and granite are stu to be con
, 1886-05-22

Piles are frequently preceded by a sense
Of want Of weight in the back, loins and
lower part OF the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose he has some affection
Of the kidneys or neighboring organs. AT
times, symptoms ofindigestion are present
fiatulency, uneasiness OF the stomach, etc.
A moisture like p%erspira.ion, producing a
very disagrccdble itching, after getting
warm. is a common attendant. Blind,
bleeding and itching piles yiei1 at once to
the application Of DR.. Busanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly on the parts
effected, absorbing the tumors, a~llaying
the Intense itching, and effecting a per
mauent cure. Price So cents. Address
The DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co.. Piqua,
o. Sold by W. n. Hunt.
sriL-L rHEY 60.
Our dime kn~ickerbocker package, of
envelopes, stat lonary, etc. Cheyenne
News depot, opposite post office.
, 1886-05-22

-
1t has been well said that familiarity
with works of art of itself constitute an
education, and there is great truth in the
remark inasmuch as a striking picture adj
dresses the eye and cannot escape the
memory, while the greatest literary work
must be sought and studied before pro.
ducing equal effect. At Warren's empo-
rum to day is offered to public view a
| collection of the choicest ma~sterpieces of
American art, not reproduced by plaring
chromos. but instinct with the shirt of
the original designer and in noted in.
stances with superior skill in execution.
The exhibition is entirely free. and lis
equal as a source of rational amusement
has never before been seen in this city. A
number of the choicest proofs have
already been sold to several of our leading
citizens. who thus realize the best use OF
wealth. but no purchase will be removed
until after the close of the public view.
which will not be terminated until 10
o'elO,k to night. A. some of our readers
may confound ctchin0S with common steel
enpravings. it may be well to remark that
etchings bear the same relation TO the
ordinary outline pictures exhibited as that
borne to the gorgeous achievements of the
great works of ancient and modern art.
In etching. not only the graver's skill, but
the artists genius is called in rcquisition.
suhiccting the perfect design to the action
Of acids until the stubborn plate yields all
the truthful resemblance afforded By a
photograph, with a certainty of perma
hence and of an artistic expression i'm
possible to merely mechanical reproduc-
ton. The publishing house represented
in the exhibition is that of G. Kluckner,
Of New York, through which American
artists inl their sure and ready way to an
, 1886-05-22

All travellers stopping for a time in
Cheyenne can find the best accommoda-
tons in the city at the Western Hotel ON
Fifteenth street. The location is agreea-
Bile and convenient, rooms pleasant and
newly furnished, meals the best a first
class cook can prepare from the finest
materials in the market, walters who I'M
derstand their business, the best liquors
and cigars in the bar room are among the
many attractions of this popular house
HERMAN KIMME. proprietor.
, 1886-05-22

S. Kellner has just in%aueurated a forty
day sale, at prices which are entirely re
CARELESS Of cost. This sale includes the
entire stock (nothing reservedl, the cause
being the enormous stagnatiDn in business
and the immense scarcity of money.
, 1886-05-22

Mired P,cLles, the latest successful
comedy with j. b. Polk, the eminent
comedian, will be presented at the opera
house tonight. The received seats are
goinv off quite fast, and no doubt there
will lie u iulI house.
, 1886-05-22

st. Patrick's Pills cleanse the system
and regulate the liver and bowels, They
are the most pleasant, most searching and
most reliable physic in use. They are
coated. Sold at p cents per box.
or five boxes for one dollar. Sold by W.
n. Hunt.
, 1886-05-22

a telegram was received here yesterday
from Omaha. stating that the Cheyenne X
Northern contract had been awarded to
JAS. IL. Kyner. No further particulars re
ccived.
, 1886-05-22

Don't forget the great cut sale of boots
and shoes at tie Red Front, Sixteenth
street.
, 1886-05-22

The largest stock OF hne brandies, old
Whistles, choice hqueurs and superfne
cigars at George Masten's well known
house. corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets
, 1886-05-22

Those who want pure Lake Mahpah-
lutah ice. should send their order to Sloan
4 Co, or call at Mauss' bakery, Seven
teenth street.
, 1886-05-22

NON,N trilo with any Throat OF
DON Lung Disease, If you have
a Cough or Cold, or the children rrc
threatened with Croupo or Whcoping Cough,
use Aclser's English Remedy and preven'
further trouble. 1t is n positive cure.
and we guarantee it. Price 10 and 50c
Pcarse x McGnl, Druggists.
, 1886-05-22

Delicious Ice cream aud the finest soda
water with all the various fruit syrups, al
II. III. Ellis.
, 1886-05-22

Morphia cannot be taken SAT- ~. Red
Star Cough Cure has none, 1t heals.
, 1886-05-22

MN md reliable Mcdicincsarc the best
WV t%odcpend upon. Aclcr's Elooc FL
ixir has been prescribed for years fer all i'm
puriricsofihcnlood lncvcry formofScrof
ulous. Sypliliiic or NJ rcurial diseases, 1t Is
Invaluable. For rheumatism. has no equal.
Pearse q McGill, Druggists.
, 1886-05-22
PHGNIX SATURDAY BILL
OF a R


Fish, H0IibNf, Pike, COT,
.u0Ch"rPf, Lake Trout ana
VhHe Fish.
Best Spring Jamb an
Cheyenne, veal, Beef ana
.NHffOU.
C1MfiHOrer, .ScH Hccfs
ana THrntDs, " ctC POfH-
toes, squash, Sfrimg ~md
UMC beans, Peas, .fsp0r-
0gMs, Lettuce, Onions, Pie
Plant, .i'fichOhes, tncunn-
beT's, Tom
Ef'Mu--I'iHe .fpDfes, Ban
0H"S, Oranges, SfrGiCbcF'-
ries, cherries, .fpricOfs, all
Offhe brSf and freshest at
The PhGHir .NHrhef.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

IToR RENT-A STABLE; 80 A MONTH APPLY
n i<Zi Ism 81 NV oc2S-lm
IGOR RENT-STADfE IN REAR OF 1912 l.TU
IL ST., colner alley: tour stalls aud ample carriage
room. Inquire al 1s2l ST oc22-6ts
E,oR RENT-NEw STABLE IN REAR OF 1917
Il st NV. CoaChmsn's and al convent
ences; four stalls ara ample carriage Apply 70
A. I. BRiCE ia 10Th 81 oci5-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-27

The continued agitation of the STRENGTHENING
question has borne fruit already. Some of the
more widely-used thoroughiares are receiving
such cleaning as they have not known for a
long time; but the work is by no means what it
ought to be ye:. The little heaps of dirt scraped
together at intervals between the cutters and
the crown OF the street are not carried away as
last as they might be, and vehicles running
over them scatter good deal Of the stuff again.
1t would perhaps be good idea for the con-
tractor TO offer a prize to the cartman who puts
the most spirit into his work, does not draw
too subtle distinctions between what belongs in
his domain and what belongs in that OF some
fellow iaoorer, and does not feel obliged to stop
his horse and climb up for ride every time
the distance between heaps exceeds fifteen feet
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ACCIDENTALLY OvERHEAap.

III makes me tired TO hear much about this ere
0oaoen tAsle Clothing Co." said The old tosy cIother
Yesterday Is he took his in a red herdic going
east
Fact Is. they're breaking up cothin' business of
tns town L took walk sunday clear out to Woodley
fArk, an twas sarprisin' the number of little
BOYS cum across. all We'll and neatly clad and every
blessed one asked told they got their clothes rom
TINS ere Golden Eagle Clothing Co., end what made IL
wus than all was. they advised me If had any boys
ABOUT their Size TO be an puy their clothes from
en- Because they said. they sells the incest ciothin
you ever seed for the leastest money: eastways ma
sAys 50. and she's Judge. you bet Now, thar was
nice advice 10 give old clothin man like me- wasn't
NJ They crazy. these ere o,den Eagle people are
dney mark their goods in PLAIN figures. Charges
strictly one price. an tina: ALFRED one and IL
aay one trys 10 jew 'en down they don't get mad and
Try 70 oiud en- worth cent but nutfer in the peril
Test manner something about ppreciatins the favor
ofths visit and. while they'd like much TO sell
EN-, they have but price for all alike they never
urge people 10 buy against their JUDGMENT hopes
- no~ st some future time have the pleasure OF
another CALI but, somehow, the people likes to be
nnus tneir Way back there. Now, that's q putty WAY
% run eothin store, amt it, And vet tile Golden
Eagle House seems to ne chock fnll of customers
nearly all the time. while dom hardly anything
You amt goin'. are you. Well II you must you must
o1t say. Whats your opinion ofthat there
GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
NV. CORNER TrH AND d STA
GALL BLUE sIGNs)
oc2S J.. NJ GRADY. Manager
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LYONS S11ks AND VEIvrrs

LYONS S11ks AND VEIvrrs
sEATON PERRY,
CsrccEssoR TO PERRY & BRorHER).
s sNn xS az NOVELTIES IN LYONS SILKS
BLAGK, AND coLoREp FAILLE FRANcA1sE
FROM $l.26 10 126O.
SATIN DUCHESSE, MASCOTTE, MUSCOvITES
AND RHADAMEs, IN BLACK AND ALL COL
SSs rSF sNysEEES ANp a9gsE MEAR
CACHEMIRES SILKS. RANGING FROM 76C
10 $3.50 PER YARD.
NOVELTIES IN STRIPED PLAID AND BEADED
VVELXETs FOR DRESS PANELS AND GAR
vKlHEr: toas EENSHbboAi PnNf Asp WIFI Wifi
LYONS PuREsILK VELvErs. FROM 20 TO %
1NGEE ES, WIPE II BLACK AID ALL THE
NONPAREIL yELVErEENs AND CoRDuRoYs
ALL THE Latest STYLES AND COLORINGS"
IN IMRORTED DRESS EA BRlCS FOR PLAIN
Nx ASR RS S99nEsfHfAT sIiTI STIT Arn scorcu
PLAIN AND TwrLLrD FRENCH COSTUME
LADIES TAILOR.MADE sUiIA
NEW fkis All mp s SHok92EFP W HsTxfHAf
=. NEWMARKETe AND CIRCULAR
NEW SEAL FLUSH eACoUEA FROM cas- TO ESQ
~ PLAIN JlGuREs ANDCORRnCTP RICEA
sEAToN YERRf.
P8nnY BuxInrxs.
Es.aslAssa ,s1o % As'''e ss''s1 ~ @s ssss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-27

It Is not strictly logical TO claim that because
nearly every passenger on ar ordinary ocean
steamship smuggles into the United States more
foreign-bought goods than a whole shipfuI of
naval officers, therefore a naval officer who
smuggles is any the less blameworthy. fany
deduction whatever would be warranted from
. comparison between citizens and public
servants, il would be to the disadvantage of the
public servant who evades the law. The very
nature OF his occupation holds him to a sharper
responsibility for the maintenance Of every
clause In his country's statute-books. He is
not only subject To the laws himself as citizen,
but is bound by his official oath to see that
other citizens respect them also. In the case
now agitating navy circles il may De that the
customs officers We're needlessly jealous, and
either magnified tribes beyond all recognition,
or made such haste as to prevent the gentle
men involved from taking the honorable course
they intended 70. 1t will be happy day for
the customs service when its members find the
golden mean between the two extremes of alb
staining from doing anything and of doing too
much. There Is no more reason why they
should grandly decline an offer of trunk-keys
from the officers of a man-ofwar than why
they SHOULD refuse 10 search the luggage of an
ordinary landsman returning from his travels.
But, on the other hand, they lower the dignity
OF their work when they pounce upon a man,
In public or in private life either, and charge
him with crime before giving him a chance to
show that he had no criminal intent In the
present instance 1t will be we'll to hold the
popular judgment in suspense until all the
facts have been brought to light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-27

The suspension of two United States attor.
neys for interesting themselves too much in
political work is one of the most wholesome
signs OF the times 1t indicates that the admin.
fration Is honestly committed to the policy
marked out by il early in its career, and that
no distinction is to be made between the repub-
Ncap guilty OF offensive craftsmanship and the
democrat conspicuous for the same thing.
This Is right 1t is founded upon a clearly
logical principle The republic was not organ
lied for the benefit OF the parties, but for the
benefit of the people. 1t Is the people, and not
the parties, whose purses are drawn upon for
Its support, and they have the right 10 demand
that every servant they employ shall give his
whole time and his best energies to the work
assigned him. If he cannot make this idea
accord with what he regards as his duty to his
party, he must choose between party and people
as masters. That is all the administration asks
OF him, and il is not an unreasonable request,
There were good many partisans on both
sides who declared, when the Presidents order
TO omce-holders was first issued, that 10 was a
mere paper bull, accomplishing nothing, and
not intended to accomplish anything. They
are beginning TO find out their mfsrake,-some
OF them TO their serious cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-27

Tortoise Shell Hair Pins, 4c. each. Twenty new
styles Ladies' Gilt aud silver Lace Pins choice 25c
Gents Watch Charms Ale. each: worth from 75c te
Gents Unlaundried Shirts made of superior quality
muslin well g1ssesed and stayed. all sizes, tor S7c
ladies plush Purses 1!e; worth soc Leather
About a pieces lett Of that Cashmere Twilled All
wool Flannel. in light blue French blue. navy blue
innins Selling for YARD we s0an con
21Ineh aiiwooi White flannel zoe. per yard
a5Ineh allwool: navy blue rw,lled Flannel, extra
Good qualify Nottingham Lace Curtains. beautiful
Il 81 For this and
Ladies Mourning HsndksrcSisis I'll hi linen and hem
s6hsd ehosn b Of de p M lie
sizes from incias 1Vy ioc per par worth 2oc
Lsss ETsang in cream white or black
&c. Shldrsns Plush Caps Gall shades plush for
Snildrsn,s :. flush Normandy Caps. worth s2.2s
Ssy g Riss snr. Waist. $50
curtain net tape bound Go ise TS Yard
Nottingham Lace Curtains. ecru and white good
These goods viii wash and lannder we'll 800 Rem
Eali size Bed Com. osr $50 s6c per pa'r'
nants solid black and s@rss for &C. per ssrd
Two Cases White Canton Flannel. Remnants, extra
weight and quality, worth 1Sc per yard; Remnant
price 12l2c. per yard.
about 30 pieces yet of Cretonne for lOc DER yard.
Remnants OF Cambria for lining purposes at 4c per
yard: worth &c -
one Case Of Colored Canton Flannel Remnants At
&C. per yard worth 12lac ~
Several cOlOrs sucn as red blue old gold brown
and drab. choice at &C. per yard
psGss Of Mgnon Reps an excellent material for
per c saca as suitable
of RsS 81 &C. Per y11d worth &c
NcnnAutS OF S0eetinX and Pillow Casing
kemnants OF Dress Goods and Cloths
Remnants of Plain and Plaid Flannels Among
@ remnants are desirable lengths and
ior chlidrens wear prices below the regu-
ia. ano consequently doubly desirable.
yard; worth l5c. ~ S'PeA
worth 25c. A A~"eAS wv
Lunch Napkins 33c. per dozen
1y remnants OF Table Linen at half price.
OF other bargains at @~~0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-27

For the past two rainless months there has
been so little vapor in the air that the Wash
ington monument has presented a sharply cut
outline against the sky rom base to summit.
Today, however, Its peak is once more yelled
In tne clouds, whereby 1t gains mystic i'm
pressiveness and grandeur, as OF having height
piercing the very heavens and tar beyond
human sight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-27

James Russell Lowell has used the medium of
newspaper card to convey to the public Just
such q statement as Everybody who knows him.
expected he would make, concerning his alleged
interview with Julian Hawthorne about per-
sons of note in England. What MIR. Lowell
may have said to Mr. Hawthorne in the tree
dom of a private conversation was a matter
with which the world at large had nothing to
do. It is no wonder that he resepts such a
breach of ordinary courtesy on the part of his
interviewer. Mr.. Hawthorne must have known
that what the ex-minister to England told him
was not intended for print, and that its appear
ance would create surprise and annoyance. If
he had had a less honorable gentleman to deal
with, his enterprise" would have been re-
warded with the lie direct and volley of abuse
AS it Is, Mr.. Lowell simply rebukes him, in a
manner whose dignity and calmness give 1t a
triple force, for betrayal of confidence, at the
same time criticising generally the inaccuracy
OF the report. 1t is journalism according to the
Hawthorne standard which lowers the whole
calling in the esteem of so many public men,
The fact that, when examples of 1t occur, they
are promptly brought TO the front by the news
papers themselves and the ofe nders called to
account, shows that ii is still the rare exception
rather than the rule, and that the mass OF the
profession is as jealous ever of its reputation
Tor good faith.
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we have iust received another ahipmsnt Of Bssiow.
boweu ana Hartford Carpets, comprising Wilton .,
BODY brussels ana extra super InGrainx also 10.
9nere Velvet and ROxbury TspeoEfy; Kensington
rancy Sik Furniture CoveringA IIish Point 6Wtss,
S.uny and Nottingham Lace Curtaias, Raw &nk and
chocs rood VIII and Il o their advnnsaGs . exainG
our ssock hs1ors puEohasiaGs
&C, zoos si IA z ! 20 ss,,.
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XMAS HAsnkEacu1Ers.

In order to obtain the pick Of the foreign market
we found it necessary to import early To induce Won
to purchase quote greatly reduced prices for
the new goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-27

E. B. BARNuM d CO.,
oc27 e31 PESNsyLvANA AVENUE
SHIRTS
Opened this morning new lot oil sixea Quality and
nj best In the city for the price.
Call and examine them.
w. TEEL.
oc2I o85 Pennsyivania avenue.
Coal Woon
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
wharves and Railroad Yard:
Twelfth and Water streets southwest
Branch Yards and ofaces:
1902 street northwes.
1915 Seventh street northwest
174O Pennsylvania avenue northwest
HIP Ninth street northwest
Corner Third and streets northwest
22l Pennsylvania avenue southeast
Largest Private Railroad Yard south Of New York
Also, Extensive wharveA giving unsurpassed facili-
ties rthe economic handling Of Fuel of all kinds
Coal delivered on cars direct from Mines into our
Yard.
We deal In best qualities of ANTHRACITE and
BITUMINOUS COAL.
All kinds Of WOOD. either in stick or prepared 10
order At our Factory.
Clean Coal. Full Weight and Measure, Prompt DE-
liveries and Prices Low a. Fuel can be furnished
oc2T-3m
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BEADED COLLARETTEs-A most rich and tasty
device for Ladies' Neckwear. Examine them and
remember the prices are 74c.. $l.19, sl4S and
S1.08 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-27

This Is no exaggeration. In the show window alone
we exhibit 1900 Handkerchiefs. and the department
now comprises 100 feet and fifteen assistants are kept
busy No three stores combined In this city can saw
as much.
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Every Handkerchief warranted extra size and war
ranted pure linen.
For 15c. we show plain white and colored borders
", Il and inch hemstitch borders
For Zoe. hand embroidered Initial Handkerchfets
We also show fine variety of French designs in col
ored borders and plain white with hemstitched Dor
derS Very superior quality.
For IS and 4Sc. choice novelties for which von will
pay in exclusive gents furnishing stores as high
each.
For sass box, half dozen convent embroidered
Initial Handkerchiefs in fancy box
FOR WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY,
Oct. 27, Oct %, Oct %.
1oc handkerchief for 121ec.. or for 6ec.
25c Handkerchies for 23c.. or 8 for $1.35.
81 90 Handkerchiefs for 81. 70 box
:: :; f f { E.. !
HANDKERCHIEFs
SUGGESTION TO LADIES-Why not buy q
half dozen Silk Handkerchies and ebroider at your
leisure the initial of your friends namee What
better Christmas present?
A FACT.-You will never have such a variety to
select FROM and we are quoting reduced prices now
As list below testifies.
GENTS SILK HANDKERCHIEFY.
4oc. fure Cnina SILK Handkerchief, in plain white
or fame: coored hemsttched borders reduced to 45c
or 8 tor S265.
Csc. Japanese Silk Handkerchief wide or narrow
hemsttched borders. reduced to 65c. or 8 for $780,
SSc Japanese Silk Handkerchief reduced to S3c
or for $3.50.
SSc Japanese Silk Handksrchief, with brocaded
centers. reduced to 94c., or 6 for $685..
LADIES' SILK HANDKERCH1EFs.
4Oc. Japanese Silk Handkerchief fancy coIored
hemstitched borders. reduced to SOC. EACH or fol-
1926.
SLID Hand Embroidered Japanese Silk Handker
Chiefs in white and colors, reduced to CSC. EACH
Coored Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufaers-thousands
to select frOm-4Sc, to SIS 90 each
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OpES1se Or LADrny FuRs

Our Fur Departments is now stocked with ali the
ies@nG gArments IN EALSKIN. ASTRACHAN md
PLUSH, II New York pricesL
MUFfs BOAS and TRIMMING In every variety
Oh fuf ana q the lowest prices tor reliable gooda
WlLLETT 4 RUOFF
4atfers and FuYrlera
ocSo 0O6 Pouuaylyann ava