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NORTH YAKIMA NEWS.
The Fine Weather Social and
Rusiness Notes.

NORM YAKIMA, Dee. THE rains Of the
last few days have meilOwed our farm
lands, - that everywhere through the
valley are seen the steady pillow teams
turning over the rich, fertile soil Of I ak
ina Tor our next years crop Already the
green with their growth OF fresh Young
grass, whilst the poor benighied deu-
iEens ei the Western and At
lanuc states IN the same latitude
are shtyering from Arctic blasts Why ~
is that pcop.e viii persist in living In f5igid
zones, when beautiful, warm, fertile Nakt
ma offers homes 20 all. IL hard 20 saw.
lluut 4 Go. Of seattle have organized a
branch Of the American Loan and Build
Ing Association here the past week. Sew
cfai thousand dollars worth Of the stock
has been taken aud everything opens pro
pitiuusly i1t the Organization
kusiucss generally Is very good Winning
& Bllgre have opcned a new hardware
store, and Henry p.tivr is inst about ready
10 receive the pnhlie In his new drygouds
store. THE Paris, tn the First National
block
Guilds, fairs and church festivals are the
order Of the evenings. aud every Young
mau unfortunate enough td have best
etri IN iu a fats way TO 60 broke before
the holidays are over. The Yakima lrri
CATION sud Improvement company have
completed the survey Of their canal. aui
commence eScavstinr next wees This
work covers HOOD ae7cS ui dsclci land
aud as much more subject tn presumption
or homestead. all HrstClaSs farming soil.
If any one l. after home and " good
snrc living, come to- Yakima
The city has ahlaf completed Arrange
meuts iur an tlcCtr.s plsut aud snuu the
sirccis of North Yakima viii Dee generally
ighicd sud darkness fails aul bruised
tmhS become things Of the past
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4 criminal Member Of Parliament

Gent Davis, the NJ. L. who has
lately been placed in jail for failing to
pay certain money which he should
have done "a administrator Of his
uucle's estate, owe, his prominence in
England not go hiS own ability. but to
The fact th8t he succeeded IN defeating
Mr.. John Otonnur Power. in the con
test Ter parliamentary honor. az Ken
niuEtun. This constituency forms
part of the OH parliamentary borough
OF Lambeth, famous as having been
formerly the largest constituency in
the United Kingdom. and Tor having
returned the celebrated R0upeil. who
forged bis fathers will ana upon his
own confession was sentenced to q
heavy term @! Imprisonment. Its no
great honor 20 represent constituency
which within Ufty wears has sent two
criminals 90 the house OF commons
aud Mr. o'touner Power, the brilliant
orator who. rs The London 1fuss once
confessed IS always listened IA with
attention j, to lee congratulated on
the fact that he iailei t. win the seat
when be- contested Remington iu the
Liberal interest
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POET ToWxsExD, Dec. e.-Arrived-Sh
Oriental. kchrs Kitsap, Fannie Dutard, Az
ME Larsen sailed. 7th-sh GsrTolitou-
PoRT EItEELKY. Dec. s.---Ailed--chr
C8Grser.
sax FKANCIsc0. Dec. s-Cleared-ssr
wilmington, Port Townsend: str state Of
California. Astoria. whaling Blk James
Allen. cruise Ealied-Sh sintraui, Ma
naino: bk Germania. seattle; str Hum
tsoldf. Eureka whaling bks Jose hine aud
Ohio. cruise; bx Emt! G. Port Townsend /.
bks bonanza and Klickiisf, Port Gamble.
saiied-sts willamette Valley, Yag giua
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AN APE COUNTS FIVE.


ANhapN 1lEltS-
About a year ago began, with the
assistance of the keeper, to instruct
the chimpanzce at the Geological
gardens in the arr OF computation
The method adopted was TO ask her
for one. two, three, four or five straws,
which she was TO pick mp and hand
ont from among the litter in her cage
OF course. no constant order was OBJ
served in making these requests. but
whenever she handed a number not
asked for her offer was refused. In
this way the animal learned 10 asSo-
ciatc the numbers With their nance.
Lastly, II more than one straw was
o. Tor, She was taught To hold the
others IN her mouth until the re
qUrej number was complete. and
then 10 deliver the whole a. once.
This method prevented any possible
error arising from her Interpretation
oi vocal tones An error which might
have arisen ii each straw had been
asked ior separately,
Alter "A few weeks continuous in
struCtion the ape perfectly wei under
stood what Nas required Of her. and
e ~ W AaAN tAtAft tsfai AatE htfN iHH
al months ago. she rarely made mis-
take in handing me the exact number
Of stFaWs that I named Doubtless
,he still continued 70 do 50 for her
keeper. For instance. u she is asked
for four stra IS she successfully picks
up three ant pats them in her mouth.
then she pick up a fourth aud hands
over all tie tour together. Thus there
can he Lo JpGl that the animal is
clearly able 10 distinguish between the
numbers ] ,, ., and r. and that she
understands the name for each. But
a this chiWpauEee is somewhat "a
pr;CiuU, iu her moods. even private
visitors must rot he disappointed i
thew !ail % De entertained oy an ey-
hiaiton ol he5 learning caution
% ligh &c seems aC-Ir aa.e Co add. as this
sS the first time that the att lir meuts
az uy pgpl have been made kuoSn to
the FHh.ic. although thcv have been
V witnessed ny c.hrgrs ct the society and
tber oia-1EieAl .r5euis.
have sent ths-c flCt, to yoa. sir.
because think that thcy bear cat she
r-A Geological Hsti1eti1H between
ssnseog- s7iirf~t4oa and IatelloetHai
notation tiy child. e. wear AFTER
emerging 'r1E infancy and unt set
SHcR uE lr- ala erals. solil iui.Ns,i.-
at'y stt She difference between i've
l $3.50 -sN F-> and ra-r. iu-f. a.
yar 7.l1.t- irt3r1frs iE waaa De an
tltlaer1.r4rv fz-t q E SAVAGE were lu-
suie Co $50 ~a ta- sta -avaze tai 90
dea. Vita q .4r1tr La1ller oi p.es the
i2-a.iic,eurF u- rs sca>us1- e-u.ra-
io1 SO is ;-r t.c with 1ae inc-ea-c
q. n.a'- s7t1t 2 point Woad ~
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TACOMA SOCIETY.
Palmer Barton Nuptiais-Receptio
TO SIR. and Mrs. Isascs.

to AT. and WIS tsa8fs
TACOMA, DEC. 3.
The period following Thanksgiving y
phenou1 ensiiy inactive IN social life. and
the past week Ia Tacoma has proved no
exception 70 the rule. Tie exceeding wet
weather has doubtless also been = contrib
uting feature 20 the pail which has over.
huBg society s1me events are being Cos
sipI,.d about, however, aud : revival VIII
likely come a. the holidays sppsOach.
pALagE-sARrOE.
A very pleasant though quietly conduct;
ed event occurred "wednesday evening a.
the residence u Major &. 81. Barton. man
aging editor Of tue LsfsSF. on Yakima
ayeuae. II was the marriage Of bis 1augh
ter. Miss Carrie Barton, 70 Hr. A. =. Palmer,
the eRtsfPsasiug real estate agent. Though
but a limited number Of near friends Here
invited - aftcad, ths hsppy couple we're
the recipients OF many Valuable glits-
THE ISA8cs HScEPTi0S.
Friday evening, many friends ~ Mr.
samuel fsaags, the young merchant re-
Gently married To sag Francisco. assem-
bied ~ Wheelmeffs hall 10 ieuder a rreep-
ton 10 W. Isaars and MS handsome bride.
The affair MAS al unusually pleasant one
some forty couples were ia attendance,
DO tripped the light fantastic - the tune
fol measures furnished By Baeruaiein's
orchestra
FERsoSAL GOSSIP.
Nj e. J. Kersbaw Is absen, in Chicago
Mr.. Acosia Graham is Ia New YORK city
Kx-Chief Justice y. F. Denisou Is in the
city.
Rev. ,. \. Vol i. home from Spokane
Falls
Mf Dennis Ryan and family are st The
Tacoma
Mr. 7. o. Abbott has departed on his
Eastern trip,
Mr. Fred e. Reed Of Yakima was IA town
Thursday.
Ex.Gov. Newell aud daughter were Thurs
day visitors
MI M kaufman win shortly leave for
Southern California
Gen. and Capt Cover are visiting Ia
British Columbia.
Major ). Il Hayden of Olympia was at
The Tacoma Tuesday.
Mr. chaS ;. Peters left yesterday Tor an
excluded Eastern ttip.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. r. Moran OF Chicago
are guests at The Tacoma.
Mrs ~. J. Harris Of Iowa is the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. John Maercady
Mr. Frederick Bausman has gone 10
Colorado Springs, 10 be absent until Janu-
AIRY LIST.
Mr.. A. s. Brisbine. prominent - Paul
lumberman. il In town aud viii locate
here permanently.
Vice President e, II. Prescott Of the
Northern Pacific railway Is In the city, ne
eompanied by his family.
Mr.. John 3 Baker and family leave for
Oakland, Cal, sunday and viii spend the
winter IN the southern part of the golden
state.
Hon. walter J. Thompson Master RAY
Thompson and Mr.. +. J. Thompson left
Friday for Southern California. where they
will pass the winter.
The James Freeman Clarke fraternity
held its regular meeting in the parlors Of
the Unitarian church. Tacoma avenue.
Wednesday evening The meeting was de
voted 10 Longfellow. aud several beautiful
selections from his works were read
Mai Albert whyte. one OF Taroma's
most enterprislng and popular citizens,
leaves early next week for au extended
tTlp through his native heath among the
"ipchs aud craigs Of bonnie Scotland" He
will seek to Induce emigration OF many Of
his thrifty eountrymen To Washington Ter
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o. wessAard. Ralnb EenFassn. David Mar
rag. a A. Barn~s W. n. Peterson; Tor mar
shsl. = L Enbhzr< TsFs q k1osa - the
Ppzp,le's tsFkef whise the frss Cze placed
ia The seia. vita W q Ab-asss a. the hes1.
= known - the City reket- TIE election
Niii BE- he'd Meaday, and promises 20 -
yery sntefestinz.
The srezEler City Of EfIsasozrgA vii b
laid np Gftsr TO-DAY.
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Customer lin Cheap John storel-
How much are those bone collar-but-
tons
Dealer 49, Twenty-Five cents each
They are warranted genuine bone. sir
Hum. How much are those gold
buttons with solitaire diamond set
tinesg
Ten cents, sir, - Philadelphia Record.
----
stewart & Holmes Drug co. are receiving
daily consignments Of fresh and reliable
vaccine.
Embroidered and fancy silk handker.
chiefs. wonderful values. Chester Clesry.
Price our silk handkerchiefs. Chester
Ci,ary.
Muslin underwear. Chuarcu's dresses
and aproas. q big purchase, greatly under
values. Chesier Cieary-
New ribbons. chester Cleary.
We are confident that for magnitude, re
markablc values. positive bargains, we
lead any store in the West. Tok.ss, singer
man x Co
Fresh vaccine al stewart { Holmes Drag
View baby closks- ClcAry.
Gents neckwear for Christmas gifts
Iuk!a., Slugermaa ( CO.
Umbrellas 10 natural wood. ivory, ONYX.
cfvc,siille, ishrodits aud buck horn
kcklAS, SiuEcFmsa & Co.
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he woale kuo- TIE mag. Hayes was vita
stcui1 he see hfan.


sanu5d he see 1tfn-
sOTEs
Sheriff Baxies has gone - Eni1n, Ia
tefsdtax 70 return with TIE Horzf1
ssresfsd there recently - asegsspstess IN
the snmnaeTTiIse nur'1er o. SEATTLE sboaf
rear ago.
The Indians 81 the Tma:3ila agency
have made pserDeittofs 70 fEaf tire is9ds
reeenffy awarded them By tiss government
70 responsible psrfteS II Is pr0ta5le lArxe
areas win be taken. The land i nszsuis-
eenf
y r cIendeuin. lately promoted 70 the
eai0ne5ey Of the Second cavalry. arrived
this rnoyniaz. with hiss family, from San
Antonio. Tex. 70 take c0EBn19rsd- Lent
JgsIu Green, now ia command. viii leave
for Fort Boise to-faorruw. A 5De szressde
was rendered both By the spsendld naEd-
This morning the Walla Nalie Valley
Agricultural S0efsty elerzed tbs following
officers. President, W. Y. kses<r. Vice
president. Alex Cameron. %eerstAry. Hefl-
~ Yelling; Tresspyer, Th0snas sk1lna. Ar
r4ngemenss ara being maize for procuring
the finest Meeting next fall ever krowD-
The Ladies' Guild Of - PHai's church
will hold their annual sHpper ~ Annoy
hail on the evenings % the 18th and 18th
Il promises 70 be . Hne affair.
The viii Of Y. Esunes. . wealthy ciaEen
Of Naits1Bfg. wsS pfosatsd tnts morning
The entire property Il left 70 The utd9E
The creamery association has elected y.
W small president; u. McGaFtsYs seefe-
fary, Measfs. Paul. Banaefstsf. smith aDo
Addis0a, building COMMITTEES J. H. Paul.
manager Of construction.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mr. "las!ow's So0thlur syrup, for chill
.tftH tettlluE. Is the prescription % one Oi
the best female aurs4s and nhvsieians Ia
INC United states. aud has been used f0i
iorst years with never-failiuE success by
it1ous Of mothers for thrss children
i'u-lus tle process 81 teethinS rs value {.
ilea3cAlsb.c. IL relieves the child FROM
PAL "a, clscs dyse8tcsy and diaTrhtea, III y
r. ! % the bowels ana wind collie. By CIV
Jag csAlth tr th. rsllg il -,sssS ~. ygIo,6rr.
ilef - tort4o- sBgs4wly
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Oregon & CAliforuia-Passed Nedford. }.
2. Richards and wife. ". q. Gafsly- 7.
Hughes, 4 z. Euugen. wife aud two chill
dren, J. r. Crockett, J. II. White, II. r.
Richardson, J. Deforce. Mrs, F. r. VIII
liAUls, Mrs.. ". \. ps rymple, L. - Baker
Mrs. l. J. Baker. W II. Opie. A. StrsIs, G..
A. Eiiingsr, A. :. Hexter, v. P. Matss snd
- second class.
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IL would he "A long story. said the
convict 10 q kindly ell visitor. TO eX.
plain what brought me 90 this place ol
voc. I was a very bright tad. and lie
Veiopet into an exceptionally talent
ed and intelligent Young man. bu, nay
talents ! used in the wrong direction
ANA this Is INV fate Hereafter I iu-
teg4 t1 live an honest lie"
Why I would like 80 help Won.
said tht visitor. Il employ great
many men. and ! am sure could give
You q place that wogld be both com
Portable and profitable
No. replied the convict Il am
wuch obliged e. Won sir, but. g. I
said. ] intend hcreaj;er 90 lead "a
honest life
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PROMPTNESS.

First 3 cold. then g cough. theu con
sumption. then death. y look Or Acker's
Eaglis Remedy for consumption the no
meut began 10 cough. snd believe IL
saved my life Walter y. Wallace. Wash
iagtou. FOR sale by A. = stewart, drug
Eisf
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- y -
The Chestnut About Marriage.

Ll0COID otaIe JOuTDAI-
Busy writing, eh?"
Yes; I'm writing an article show
ing that marriage is failure.
What do YOU. bachelor, know
about marriage2'
II proposed to Miss Quirk last even
ing and She gave me the worst sort OF
a refusal"
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TWENTY YEaKs N PRISON.


Ss5KAxE FATS, Dec. s.--tSeorEs Asllef
wsA today Sentenced 10 . years IN the
rsnite Btiary for the murder Of FRED koHi,
formerly Of sscax CITY. Ia Ia AaxHss las.
Murder ia the second degree Vas fsss yer.
dief ~ tie Jury. Miller and decreased
trauzneA frfra Ean Francisco together.
Tsey qaarrsllest here and threw Stones e.
earfs other. E0si was struck IN the bead,
crushing his skaiL Miller thea three the
bas!y iuto The rfFer Miller = German
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. separate nosa, whether By fingers.
notshss or words.
Thas there i counting and eoun ing
distinguishing between low numbers !.
BIZ s.irecfsv sppreciating the difference
between txo quantities o. ssnsuous
perceptions. and 6istingui hing be-
tsesB hunters Of any amount oy
marking each seusuoil. perception
with = separztr sign OF course. III
the above instance OF animals count
ing. ID mast be the former method
alone that i en- psoyed. and therefore
have not sought 70 cxrry the ape De-
Fond the uumcer Ive, lest should
spoil the results already gained. But
q careful research has been made 20
find hoE far this method can be car
riesi in the case of a man. The exper-
iruents consisted in aseeTtaining the
number OF objects tsuch as dots on
piece OF paperi which admit OF being
simultaneously Estimated With ac-
caracy. Il was found that the number
admits OF being largely increased by
practice, until. with an exposure TO
view of one seconds duration, the es
innate admits of being correctly made
up TO between 20 and % objects.
In the case of the ape it Is astonish-
ing over how long a time the estimate
endures. Sapposing. for instance,
that she is requested 70 find i've
colored straws. she perfectly well
understands what is wantesi, but as
coiored straws are rare in the litter
she has 70 seek about for them and
thus il takes her long time to COM
plete the number; yet she remembers
how many she has successfully found
and put into her mouth, 50 that when
the number is completed she delivers
il at once. Af'er having consigned
them TO her mouth she never looks at
the straws, and. therefore. her est
mate Of their number must be formed
either by he feelings of her mouth or
BY retaining a mental impression OF
the successive movements OF her arm
in picking up the straws and placing
them in her mouth. Without being
able To decide po lively in which OF
these ways she estimates the number,
| am inclined to think il Is the latter.
But, ii 80, il is surprising. as already
remarked, over how long a time this
estimate by muscular sense endures.
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r.n.... wea,her- Rain.

Gas FKaxcIsc0. Dee. Solicitations for
Is hoars for Oregon and Washington Terri
tory. Rain. sostberiS wf1ds, brisk %
high on the COST, slightly csoieT.
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OF seattle. s. r Money loaned for long
~ sslort Terms apou easy Fafes. When de-
siTec tre company VIII send an agert 10
-laSc The iaa1 and saEe the borrower tie
exp use and trgublg Of leaving the farra-
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TO FARMERS.
The Gaaranlee L0an & Trnxi IA.

II Y0U DESIRE TO BORROW MONEY
L Wi5h which 20 improve your farms o.
To irsgre2s4 yUHr Stock wr.ts 10
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SEATTLE WOOD YARDu

nST h-uEz ASD FIR WOOD CUT ASg
= 1ehl.ts3 .enEtA. Dry k.n6liHg sLa-
e5a-ff- t2A4 delivered O any part 81 the
e'E ''-s ref ve1 81 l-sa Front s.r.-+.s
Or So Fsr3 % Hopkins ssasrf. toot al sane
street
u'hIs Na IA grosxI1. Proprietor.
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT-


The company receives deposits In any
amount inIEa oae dollar upsg ards ana h
lows a FAIR rae % Interest thereon.
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shippipr Intelligence.

The Spanish Cabinet Resigns
MaDRIp. Dec. She whole Spanish
rsffrltsfr. las resigned
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STEINER CLARA BROWN

/ EAVE5 YESLER's WHARF FOR ia
Il. coma, Olympia asd Big skOokum at
a IN. every Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
day.
Returning, leaves shelton. Big skOokum
AZ a. n. every Tuesday, Thursday and sat-
uriav
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wALLA wALLA NEWS.
Moody's Success sad rate Of a
MaitsburE Girl ia China

NALtt MALtA, Dec S--rtg excitement
over M,s1ds mvvtucs continues nm
asaied. Until ihs rlpse al n. 20 }a.f utsat
the opera honse, hoj4ius 80. was iss,tsr5
az every meeting. whether dav a. ut-ht
Last night the mcstigs was held la ~.
Aulttoflom 81 thc optrs house. The hrtrA
church sud laege ante r,rltit. aud a.. 49,,
house were all uilcl Iossr,i the las, al
classes wrrv represented. many ssf,tansSt.
and gamblers being prc>rat. wno wen, t1,f
SLOW pa ruuuihutlHS When Ihs has aas
passed., ihose ins ramrutal u br.urEng
MIN here are vel pleased "a th she, r,.safrS
thoagh To onsleoktrs uo aprarouF chants,
Is nouceahle lhis il a hard town h,
shake, aii all agree that Ma1fF sh.,,tg
have remained WCek az .casf Attur f-.
curry meeting last Uicst about "a dozen
Seuhg men stood, roalts>inE a desire "a
change their mn,ia ei existence Nsrs vi
them bore familiar fsous. and FpsJ,utt,
were comparative sIsaur.rs he-e. las.
Obligations from Nsrsh9rr NUsan.
Weston Naiiula aui Ccujgfy.i.e uur.
pgykCnt at all mes ilu-s
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The Guarantee Lean and Trust Company.
fesier hail6.az, Mil street, opposite
Commercial street. vt
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All Chronic, Nervous and Special
Diseases Skillfuily Treated.

DR.. z G.. Johnson, who recently spent
eight months in the principal hospitals
aud leading medical institutions of New
York City investigating the most recent
discoveries in medicine and surgery, hay-
ing resumed practice in Seattle, Is pre-
pared TO treat all classes of chronic
maladies, such as liver complaint, dys.
pepsia. rheum atism, all affections OF the
kidneys. heart and lungs. all skin and
blood diseases, all ailments arising from
weakened nervous system, all rectal
diseases, all genito urinary diseases, and
all diseases peculiar 10 women, according
TO the latest and most improved methods.
Consultation free. Charges moderate.
oiaee, rooms 50 and 60, New Yesler block,
Mill street
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painful report rsFtcl NaGsA1-- d !.
morning announcing tHc u.ayHt Ira.l 81
Sophie Preston, infnirt'y ot ths. v'sev.
near tshtoh, thiua- atf faat Htf trsts.
with otherS, urcgrogl iI re af-.efnF. I'd tt,..
natives. Miss fIvsios era ratea frsrl
whitman Npilvrr here SEQ YEARS ass. ami
immediately lsit for Gains as q r4,,.l.,..
ats, See ives 8 mas a.Htahte latN. sad
sp0ko the thlucse i-HEua-v dueutls.
having been iar0 ip isat s1salr. ua.#-
her lAlhnr was 3 N -........