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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26

Missouri Paciac--F ort Scott Route.
ARRIVE DEPART
FROM. FOR
Kansas City, st. Louis and Eastern
Express ...... 745 E:35 a N
Express. 3OOpm ,:4op u
Kiowa Express ............ li:25 SIS n
Wichita & Colorado Division.
Hutchinson, Sterling and Geneseo
Express ............. LEO m 755a
Hutchinson Sterling and Geneseo
Express ~ p N oJU p N
All trains run daily.
The Missouri Pacific. 'Ft. Scott Route" run
through Pullman sleeping cars to Kansas City and
St. Louis daily: also through free reclin-
ing chair cars on both night and mornin
trains This IS the shortest line TO St. Louis, by IS
miles and tie popular line TO all points east, north
and south. Connections are made in Union depots
in both Kansas City and St Louis with all lines
from these points Ticket Office 127 North Main st.
n c. KEERAN,
Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA.

American Reprint Ninth Edition, J. II. Stoddart
Go, Publishers. Mrs. L. ). Carter agent. once 400
Douglasave. rooms II and Is. Wichita, Kan. Call
and examine the work or send for specimen leaves
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26
REMOVED

Drs. Oldham and Graham have moved their
ufice from No. 224 E. Douglas to rooms No. 204 and
a)6 second floor OF the Sedgwick. corner OF First
and Market.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26

Cash quotations were as follows;
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-No > spring Sjj4@SIc; No. cred 9J12,
CORN-No =, 56l9c.
DATS-No ~ 5ct3l &c.
RYt-No. > G.l@c.
RARLEN-No. , 10655c.
TiM0THY SEED-irime, 2.2JG2.SO.
PORK Slt.a5Gtl4 ;, h.
LAED-Ss,m
WHISkY-$l.l9.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26

Drunk the Sweet Springs water. iSl
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26

TYOE EXCHASGE-I.ook here, y9H buyers
Il money lenders AID trader We VIII furnish
abstract, diagrams. d-cripyj0u8 and esfsHlss 81
value 81 auda and town lef~ IL nay rouHfy ia tho
efafs 81 Kansas Esrsas Ahetrsrt AEencF. rooms
20 Srnith--kinner block. 10. - =. Market a..
" ieuss hsn rt+4E
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26

State o. Kansas. -sdgwlrE County,
IA tie Probate Court n $40 IegutT n tine HisttrT
o. the estate 81 J. -. Clarg deSssea
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26
STRAYED.
STORAGE.

CyToRAGE-For hon-chnld goods merchandise
- boxed or loose II you have any Ecosis 10 1890
bring them to he Wichita storage Co. No. us West
Doug as s~u
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26
DR.. G. G. FURLEY
DRS TERRTTT, r. SHIFTS

Physician and Surgeon, Office 529 L Douglas ave.
Telephone at Office No 20. telephone at residence
Ne. ll6. Residence ?2lS Market lS4-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26
FOR EXCHANGE.

INoR ExCHANGE-FiHe Inside productive ptsp-
i crfy ard cash 70 exchange for bshfh OF caffie.
large stock of rv good. Tor cheap Fatered lnaa ell
4 nds ~ property to trade. Creler s Co~i~s. -
= AsIn. dzE
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH,

New York Money.
NEW YORK. May p.
Money on call easy at lG2 per cent Last loan ~
closed at l19o2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper E6@ti12 ., cog for
Sterling exchange active and steady at S1'oo4 -o-
g. day bills and s;.SS24 for demand.
stocks strong and active with general advance.
The total sales stocks today We're a3l.ot sIlaTes
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26

J,OR FXCPA N0F,-To traders and every body else
L The ksn~ss abstract agency will furnish Tun
abstracts 10 any Af;- TIE STATE Of HsHsaas a'sp
diagrams. description ana estimates ~ - uo.
ksIeaz Abstract Agency. rooms 70 g. 80 D. *.
Market 81. Wichita. kan-, J. r. Whs-lss. ur assf.
DAFT
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26
FOR SALE.


I'OR SALE-At bargain The no65Isst pony rig
Il N u icalta Tor lsdEes or ohisdre1s drivire,
s...il5e and harness custom r.fh harness and dos
car Al>o I ca srsy pony. perfectly reliaaie pro-
ard saddle Also one Thoroughbred Durham COW.
| fresh- apply a iss North TePeks. 80
I,>oR SALEA valuable farm % fsc acres situated
IT about niles southeast Of Nsckifs and TWO
T. twp y range e - acres padsr csisi sai.on sna
~ acres in pastures no iacuneeranse price ssoeo.
address Herman Augs2UTser. Hamilton, oasc>
TOR saLE-Maple Grove farEa Tor sale Said
Il farm < Gre oi the best farms N Seewick county
aud ) locssed norfae2iS1 o. tAs 50 p Asleaisi
kallsss said farn contains la9 acres. h1 aces IN
in corr, i seT in s.lsgt acrc> IN Irish Yasatos
zcres in garSiss iSo bearing sTrle trcrS - eesfix
sTFy ,T 1seS = xr, old Sack bsrr . 'S T5 ~.
rvs. goos berries and snail fruits IN ssaadaf=ef
cftss tented. everything strictly gig edss 6alla-
.ngs are a No :; house. eAra AID oash&tia.nssS
formation forms f sa Tsi q No Is psass ave- On
premises. All stewart dlaa-sms-~s-i'1o
I,oR sALE-For oasa. grocery stock IN Eagsswosi
Z haa, permanent terminus OF T9l4ral1- sod
paying business Address r. Eagle once dss-tt
I-1og TRADE OR sALE-s0,oe aoarinS min.
4 roller process. $ ; s{ory stone ediiSAs SAo y
acres % land. C.asclty ~ osarresS
sisla) Touring mill. two raa Ct 5uEs w,nt clear
western land
siRissi airy goods: want oae-third cash
SIS.ssU Qnef nssNars ami stationery
s7efl geuetaI naerc-antises waat good cleas fArlH
<lea hotel furniture, a. per day house, can reat
building cheap.
sS.ss3 general merchandise. located IN Illinois.
si.s71 hardware: want residence
SO uogiuns. good ctesssl siocS.
sS.gtB livery c4e-ts aaiisl.
Is l scar lets IN ri Dorado for clear \ % land,
coed eesr Io's n wiohlss fer western land. VIII
assume is.ortCaSe,
Have cash 10 buy horse or team. prize no; 10 sx-
ceed $isi
80 acres ali smooth good. farm land and cash ior
Il acres good land unortgas,ed Tor $50 $50
cash.
10 acres. Sic due the governments want $50
cash.
II you have any merchandise sou want Sold iist
with U.s. wih sell. -
MKRCER. RESNIE & wGEf LER,
Rooms IS and IL. Ia North Market = rect
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26
MINIOK BROS

DIR. W. A. MINICK DR.. J. NJ. MINICK.
General Practice Surgery d ODste tries
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26

Physician and Surgeon, IA y Main street; tele-
phone for Office No 81, for residence 126. DR. Ter
Iill, general practice. diseases OF and chill
tren and Obstetrics. DR.. Shuts, consumption,
catarrh. all throat and chest diseases piles rup-
lures blood. skin and chronic diseases generally
Consultation free. U-tr
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-27
NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS BUILDERS

CEAIED TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
- up 70 Thursday. May 3ist, lsss. for the
labor and materials necessary In the erec-
ton and enclosing Of the centre buiiding
and two wards for the proposed Hospital
for the Insane, 10 be built al Medical Lake,
spokane county. W. 4.
Bids viii be taken Ter The construction oil
the building both In stone and brick.
lids will also lie taken for the whole of
the separate parts Of the same, including
exrurafion xfouework, hrick work, carpcn-
ter-work, painting and giaxiLs, galvanized
iron and tin work.
A certified cheek TO the value OF ten pei
cent of the hid must accompany each bid,
which will be forfeited 10 the Territory
should the bidder fall 20 qualify with good
and sccppsatie suretfes 10 the value OF
eighty ,,.r cent OF the contract price with
in ten DAYS after receiving notice OF tho
acceptance Of the bid
Aft lids not made cut on blank forms. OF
uuaeca,nrauied BIZ certified cheek 10 the
ya;ue above stated, OF that may be present.
I'd after the time stated, win be rejected
The Commissioners reserve the tight &c
reject any or all bids
Plans, specifications and detailed draw,
iuss can te seen al Spokane Falls on and
after April 25th, Isss. Hank forms and al
necessary information can be o5fsiued o.
y. NJ. DRrxHxIiER- Traders National
Rank, Spokane Falls, W. r.
All bids IN he sealed and addressed q
STANLEY HAIIETT. Secretary Of Build
ing Commission, Mesiirel Lake, W. T.. and
w.fi be received up 10 II O'Clock noon. Aas
sfss. isss, az which time aud place they viii
he opened In the presence Of bidder nhySl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-27
THROUGH THE TUNNEL.
The Northern laside to Ahandon
the >yitrhbArk To-day.

Mr.. \. ]. Lcvinson. city editor Of
Portland 9sretaaiats. arrived here last
night, having left homo at | A. n. Tor
The switehbagS, crossing IL, catching
the vest bound train which WAS on
time anal making connection AZ fny-
ahap Tor here. That is getting over
thc country fast. vet the trip gave him
opportunity - see all he wanted To.
and vii give him glimpse Of Seattle
h-dAy. Nc ieyinson states that AZ
se'elocA yesterday altepiay afternoon
warkmeu we're LAYING the last rails AZ
He sgst end u tie tunnel, sna cutting
aaiteh a. lei on; the water which has
gwen thsn some iSoti,er Ne GaUht
TIE hfss train all pass through the
Efsat hone THIS Afternoon. The sun-
NJ All 30 8ghtci hv 5neuase~Ssist
shrtg.c laMNs 1ha power 70 gsFfre
sne asslsaaos vii Is Supplied ~ The
Mosquito t'alls. which fear over the
henntasn side in graceful cas afac;s
1cstll.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-27
$50 LOTS IN LAKEWOOD ADDITION.
TwOnn 'front.' he ,e %
&175 LOTS NEAR JACKSON STRHHT.
Mgh and Ieaon
100 ACRES OF WATER FRONT NEAR SEATTLE

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-27
NATIONAL LEGISLATION.
The Civil Service Commission to be
Increased.


Increased.
wAsnis6ros, May G-The house
went into committee OF the whole on
the legislative, executive and Judicial
appropriation bill this morning. The
pen.iinr amendment offered by Mr..
Nccomas. OF MARYLAND. inc. easing
the clerical force of the civil service
commission was advocated by Mr..
Tracy. of New York, who said that
the increase would enable the presi-
dent /, extend the classified list The
president has been criticised for hav-
ing made the extension.
Il discussion followed by Messrs,
Whitthorn. Hopkins, Adams and
Butler
Mr.. Butler. of Tennessee. said the
Dcmocrstic marty in Tennessee had n
metbod which beat Jay Hubhell all
hollow He sent to the clerks desk
AMI had read letter from J. II. NJ.
Dsyis secretary OF the Hancock
county Democratic committee, 10
/ linited States Commissioner VIII
iiams at Zcnophen, Tennessee, ASKING
him what steps he intended 70 iahe ~
the next campaign, and saying ing
party Is willing 70 gain strength, bu,
otherwise they say the business VIII
be withheld"
Mr.. Whitthorne-I knew nothing
about the truth of those allegations.
a on L know the parties. but ! am graf
flied for one that the thing Is working
I Laughter
The amendment was then agreed &c
ST to II.
While the vote was in progress Mr.
7 Pinola. of New York, entered The
chamber and inquired what the pend
/ Ing question was. On being informed
/ by the chair that the vote was on the
amendment increasing the force o.
I the civil service commission. he passed
{ between the teiicrs with the remark
II want to be recorded in the negative
against that relic OF federalism. j..
/ The amendment provides Tor ore adj
iitionai clerk of class three, one o.
class two rnd one at st1o, and in
creases the appropriation for necessary
travelling expenses from $500 70 $3.50
4 Mr.. Craia, of Texas. raised the point
! OF order against the appropriation O.
Sysss for the salary of FIRST auditor o.
+ the treasury. He quoted from tbs
statutes low fixing the salary OF thai
official AT 5000, and denounced ths
practice OF cutting down salaries OF
The appropriation bills. Pending
/ further action the committee rose and
( the house adjourned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-27
BAsEBALi. GAMES.

CHICAGO, May ~ Detroit 3, Chica-
90 :
PasisprIsHI, May Athletics :,
kanSas City, 3.
"a LOnis )
RslrrxoRE. May 20 Baltimore Q,
Cincinnati I.
PrrrsrrxG. May 2i-Piitshurg 3,
indianapolis
B,.sroS. May 8.-rhllapciphia !,
Boston Q.
uskvkgn-coirsElt GAME HssTresEp.
Nrw Yokx. Mry, ~ The Columbia
Harvard base bah gsme announced to
he plAyesl to-day was postponed on ac'
count II rain.
THE GAMES rosrro>EN-
SFw Yogx, Nav &-The baseball
games bctween the Louisville and
Rrg~aklyn ard the Washington an
Nex York clubs were postponed 10
day on account 81 rain.
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To ruE rrHLIc-

NEtTrtr. VT MI
To the citizens q the city 81 -.
sties-Ihis nation owes Ge1s of
s-ratits,Se which il can never pay "a
,he hp,oes = 10 gave sp their lives that
tee unisa nirhg llss. Memorial liss
~ 49,, s.t sfsayt ~ 4 time f.sF honor
-. d. uass.,ssss dead, and IN cen
s ~, tl,rrrNssa. rssoHemss41i tAai
III ,,s.,-.,S IL s.,a irs<s n this ctfs c5tsse
r,,st pse~i-.,-s,lsy. Nav - and ta-ss II
sssszeas Isin Rfta Grand Army !" ssss
Eeisssh,ic 81 srisate - ti'stsse No '-isI
in s.esra 81 onT country.
T. {. NlSes, Mayo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-27
MATTERS.


PafIApELPHfA, May q. The special
eonmiffee 70 which has been referred
n matters relating 70 treating with
- southern assembly reported 10 the
Presbyterian general assembly this
1oeencon. The report expressed hearty
sDurovaI Of the action Of the commit
- appointed last year u confer wiGh
+ committee from the southern asNeus-
Hy. and furthermore expeex&ed the
k0pe that the fratcSnixinx spirit thai
Ms been manifested IN these cenleu.
NAL days might prove tie beginning
q an era Of more cordial fellowship
md cooperation between the assem.
blies. 1t was recommended that the
committee Of conference appointed
hast year be continued. with the adj,
ton II Eve members 10 confer with 4
similar committee from the southern
assembly respecting the cooperation
Of the two branches of the church
The report concluded BY declaring
that this cooperation tn is fH!lesl
sense could be accomplished only b.
an organized uniop and the fullest con
fidcnee in the brethren 81 the southern
assembly was expressed. The report
Was received with perfect whiriwspd
Of applause and II was adopted with
mighty volume OF ayes The action
was Immediately telcgraphed 10 ths
assembly ut Baltimore
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-27

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-27
BONANZA KINGS SUED.
They arc Charged with Conspiracy
70 Defraud.

Sass FgANeIseo, Nav 2i--John Mel
.on filed a suit this afternoon against
the Nevada bank. John W. Maekay,
James e. Flood. J.. T. Jones. the Com
stock Mil aud Mining Company and
the Consolidated California and Viz
sluia COMPANY ct al, alleging that
a controlling Interest ia the tonsoii-
dated Virgins entered into a coafhs-
nation and conspiracy 10 slcfrsad the
other stockholders, including the com
t,lainant, in pursuance 81 which
,hev hal the Consolidated Virginia
ore crushed At the mills Of the Com
stock Mining Company organized by
themselves. On this ore they charged
from s. "a s. per ton mere for milling
than anv other mill company would
have done. thereby dcfrauaing the
sfeekhalier<, il is claimed cat OF fully
$50 on In addition u this the de-
ieraAats a. directors of the Nevada
Rank charged exorhitant con-
u;s lions for the sale OF bui
lion, whereby they again swindlex.
the stcek holiers cut Of over $50 40.
Other charges are made and the com
fslslnauf ask. thai the defendants be
eoutesled 10 account for these sums
that all contracts between the Con
sesiastesl Virginia and Coinztock com.
;sanies ard h-stsccn th@-e conpaase.
and the Ncvads hzas he declared void
M Moan SxsiIrax-The last pa
Genf Was discharged from she pesi
hoa-e Yesterday. arsl after thoroughly
siiSinfecsing that establishment, ttfs
health osfosT esosei the doo=. ans
g iaaeEs aasi i,cke8 /; ap. The tsFne.
isgisg, ave members q which has oc
CAPPED the fr<st keue for the pas
:kTee uszSs have al rsssoserrf ans
came - Seattle yesterday az ~
daze1 or mere e4ses It syeai.lsss ~hicf
have developed here daring tass pas
wear. every re-Ssa EAs recovered
The zatAoTittss siis pzsiaahiy Dut e
{ La thsis sixlazrx, zoe n s cts wheTt
F Hundreds Il stra.zgtrs aFE.sc ssalis -
{ rsura case eaf.not b tzkea = s=s5sess
+ tsse introduction Of isiee;leas diseases
Ada had TN Offers Of rss-FizFs
{ la. xexk.n Esa. ~Hcg nsogoto
meas aad persistent 81 4zck- - "a
B.:s.
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IN > xAAA&1HzxN&<Gkmp Oh
| SEATTLE
Population, 10000
Banks. National. : 8
| Private. 8
With >6oo,pao Capital
Aggregate Deposits.
over $500. 600.
Churches, %
Schools, Public, 4
Private, 8
Territorial University
School children. $500
Newspaper
AeAAO0s y
Weeklies, S
Gas Works,
Water Works
4 systems
Electric Light Cos, 2
Opera House
cost 500, 900
Telephones in use 1911
Building and Loan
Associations, 2
Libraries, 2
Saw Mills, 2
Ship Yards, 2
Dry Dock,
Foundries, Iron, 8
Brass, i
Soap Works,
Cracker Factory,
Candy Factories, : 4
Brickyards, 5
Ice Factory,
Furniture Factories 4
Carriage Works, S
Tannery,
Box Factories, 2
Marble Works, 2
Hides and Leather, 2
Coal yards, 5
Breweries, 2
Grist Mill, 2
Dye Works, g
Creosoting Works, /
Sash and Door, 4
| WHOLESALE HOUSES.
Dry Goods, 8
Wooden Ware, /
Groceries, g
Hardware. 5
Liquors, : a
NJ Tnn nO
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For a change OF seed for this soil nothing
can be better than the above, as they are
grown in an ashy soil and vre OF fiEe quail
ity. For eating purposes they are unsur-
passed
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Ada had snn offers of marriage
la, werk.n Eaa. - Hos uso1ofo-
sseas and persistent 81 4=rk- It'd
E.z.
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voice eNs'iaiucds
aAh. Blanchy. cid fellow, how are
youg Yoa are jast in time for break,
LAST And his friend came forward
with uaiS,rvfrhel hand.
Thank: but have hal ml'ie-
-What. already
well. you know | avn thcroasn
going bohemian, AMI l eat when 1
WHY, Bisnchy, whS, Is the matter
With Won =" and bis friend eaiir sie>s'
"a hin,. "Yoa don't look well. what
II did not have a god night, ihai
il ali. Jones. | came. he con'iane1.
. Ia ask Of Won a favor. on are
s-,,ine "a play the crgsn al TIE hiar-
riarr OF Mis-, Ncrmiae'en, are s"''
Nv. Ys- have been sssei to-"
Il want yoa TO let me take s""'
:. Why. DO yoa know thems
II knax the bride very ~ea' "-
vs. ..C.rt.irlv. | have no osieciic'',,
And ~ tell the trath, ! ana very slA.l
s,,n,c one has volunteers IL iase ny
plaf,s. hseaus. have an ensas'ssise',,s !.
- that JaN. sud | wealI have - .sEs'as
n | Nill let the SorrasnEsoas Aiio"
voa viii take my place. -,
:" I pouid rather yoa @i4 'ssS- e 49,
lei things So ~ A. they are ! siSE'S
MI. +" .ssntiaaei EiSuchy. take !V...i
plAre; that : al
= Vsry wsii. and Il ! can help yoa
,,n. ,i.s ~alae NAN any tlses. ,,ea be-
:ias. % Al IN tne. fcI,siei 'ei's,. -.
shortly asserW ards bianeHy Nisss'
The dax CT she we,iaiug oTenesi
s.rishs ara gesr:tiiaa lhsre - !
l.rra,a 81 sp-iss in tsse ar ils-i '.,'. :
,,T.e w;sh 10 &c . q u e,-srss - " 4,
,iar VS. nxrl Ea- goer esieS'k' -
hong lsesarc ts,s; holr the si,lsf','i y !
,,,,n,s,srtassiv SHES. No seks1&ns
.-ialis il she he young, can Fss'ss "
isscisa:soa Il we'taiag ~ ~o-l'