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ALIVE AND WE'LL
Doctor McInorny Proves That lie Has Not
IIeen Removed,

DuCtOt hCluptuy iEONOb lnUt lIS lIuh NOl
Heen Removed.
New YoRE, July 3.-John McInerny,
who was supposed by his friends to have
shared the fate Of DR.. Oronin, is alive
and well. At least lie was In that suits,
factory condition about noon yesterday
when he sent a telegram to this city an.
nounCing the fact; but there is still q
good deal Of mystery observed by those
who know the whereabouts OF the miss.
ing physician.
Sl0i the many personal friends OF DR..
MCInerny there was only one who did
not believe that he had been ''removel"
by order OF the Clan.na. Gaels inner cir
Gle, and he Is William Connolly, mana
ger OF the Irish Emigration Bureau in
Castle Garden. In proof OF this asser.
ton he says that he has received a mess.
age from the missing man saying lie is
alive and In good health.
Itappears that DR.. MCTnerny is rela.
tive oi Mr.. Connelly's wife and was his
best man at their wedding, consequently
he should know something about the
missing mans movements. 1t is said
that Mr.. Connolly will take the neCes.
sary steps 10 show DR.. Mclnerny the
propriety OF writing to his numerous
friends, and so set at rest their doubts
and fears. II is understood the Doctor
is in Colorado, and has been travelling
constantly since his departure from this
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Tho u. 4 o. WIN Act Independently,

BALTIMORE, Mn, July 3.-The Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad, through First
Vice President Orland Smith, says;
beg to say that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, after full considera-
tion, has concluded, all circumstances
considered, 10 take Independent action,
and It's tariff for corn and wheat will be
on the basis Of twenty cents from Chicago
to New York to take effect July o next.
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pihplht LNypplsi ~ Ne iDtetUQfllceT,
WASHINGTON, D, O., July 3.-The ap.
pointment OF Hon. Frederick Douglass,
the great colored orator, to be United
States Minister to Hayti, is highly salts.
factprg TO the colored leaders, and is re-
garded hero as a just recognition OF their
claims upon the administration. Presi.
dent Harrison has not made an appoint
meHt that will prove more popular than
this one, and there has been no recipient
Of honors from his hands more deserv.
ing. Allthe world knows Fred Douglass
hist0ry,Iwhicl is full Of romance. Born
q slave in Maryland in 1877, when
q years Of age he fled to the North,
and soon became known as fluent
public speaker on anti.slayery topics
aud leCtHred through the New England
States, attracting large audiences. Mr..
Douglass leCtured on slavery in Great
Britain. During the war he urged the
enlistment oi Colored troops, and when
this measure was determined upon ac-
lively engaged In recruiting colored
troops for the army. He has held a
number oil offices since the war, has
taken an active interest In politics, and
has written several books descriptive OF
his experiences while a slave.
ANEW STORY.
A story concernining Fred Douglass
and his alleged connection with the
famous John Brown raid at Harper's
Ferry, West Virginia, has just been
made public. lido not know that 1t has
ever been printed. / do not believe
IL has. At amy rate, tits worth printing
now, and Is as follows:
When John Brown became a prisoner
in the hands Of the Virginia authorities
there was q telegraph operator in the
Philadelphia office who had been asso-
ciated with Mr.. Douglass in abolition
: work for years. His honored name was
John Hurn. He was born in England,
but was whole-hearted American
citizen of magnificent brain capacity.
He wac, probably, one Of the first In
struCtors In this country OF the system
then known as 'phonography.'
One day he was at his key in the tele-
graph office in Philadelphia when a
startling message came over the wire. 1t
was directed To- the Mayor Of Philadel-
phia, and requested that he catch and
hold Fred Douglass until Virginia could
send a requisition 10 take him to be hung
with John Brown. The message was
signed "Henry A. Wise"
That dispatch went down deep into the
pocket Of John Hurn, who started for
Douglass. The latter laughed and re-.
fused to betAke himself to safety until
influential friends persuaded him that
! hu was in danger, and, in compli-
anCe with their earnest desires, Mr..
Douglass made haste to Rochester, made
judicious preparations for leaving home,
and went to Canada, whence he sailed
for England and remained there until
the danger had passed. Three hours
after the arrival ol the message OF Gov.
Wise in Philadelphia It was properly de-
livered, but Mr.. Douglass was mon:
comatibus." John Hurn did not tell
the story until Just before his death
which occurred at Vineland, N. j., in
1887,
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LONDON, July ga dispatch from
Lisbon to the Times says: In an inter.
view to-day Senior Gomez, Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs, declared
that except for the assistance Of
the Portuguese Government the Tela.
goo Bay Railway Company would
have forefelted its concession long ago.
He said that the official data would
clearly justify the Governments action.
Tho Government would adhere to the
terms of the concession al.
though in many points they were
Neither England nor America had
offered any objection to the proposed
arbitration on this basis fixed by q clause
in the concession. England had acted
in manner that gave Portugal no
ground for complaint. The negotiations
were being conducted amiCably on both
sides,
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SALISBURY WAS TOO LATE
And Had to go with Ordinary Folks-The
Shah nt Guild Hall.

And Had TO go with Ordinary Folks-The
Shah at Guild Hall.
LONDON, July 3.-The Shah, accom-
panied by several members Of the royal
family, members OF the diplomatic corps
and other prominent persons, was to.
day escorted bya procession to the Guild
Hall, The streets through which the
Shah passed were decorated with flags
and bunting and lined with troops. I'm.
mense crowds gathered along the route,
Lord and Lady Salisbury we're late In
starting for Guild Hall, and discovered
on reaching the Strand that the Shah
had already passed along that thorough.
fare. The troops there lad already
broken up their lines and the crowds OF
people were roaming about at will. 0w.
Ing 10 the dense crowds Lord Salsbury's
carriage proceeded very slowly, without
lts occupants being recognized until
Cheapslde was reached. Here II was
obliged 10 come 10 Btandstill and the
official uniform Of the Premier attracted
the attention Of the sightBeers, who
bantered his Lordship until q body oi
troops were procured to escort him and
Lady Salisbury 10 the Guild Hall, which
they were obliged 10 enter through the
door assigned 10 ordinary visitors. The
police on duty at the entrance stopped
several detectives who were following
the Premier and would not allow them
10 enter Until they had explained who
they wetO.
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Tucson, ARA, July S.--PSul Robclll
killed himself yesterday afternoon by
taking poison and then shooting himself
through the head. Deceased had claim.
cd hU was robbed Of several hundred
dollars intrusted TO him. An examin.
alton Of the person charged was SET for
yesterday afternoon. Rebeill left q
letter exoneratlng the accused. The
fact that he had Squandered the money
himself led 10 hiB suicide,
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Ben Butler Presents n PlOture.

WArERvlLLE, Me-, July S.-At Colby
University commencement to-day Gen.
Butler presented large portrait oil him.
self in army uniform, painted on the
field at Dutch Gap. He stated that bis
failure to open Dutch Gap, for which
he was criticised, not from inability, but
because the commanders Of the Union
gun boats on the James river feared
rebel vessels would come down through
1t and destroy our squadron, and re.
quested Gen. Butler to desist from his
work TO open the gap,
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yASDALIA, ILL.,, July 3.-Monday
night Marshal Phillips went to a house
to arrest Charley stolle, when viii, an
elder brother, and powerful man
seized Phillips by the throat, choking
him severely. The Marshal freed him.
selffrom Stolle's grasp and Immediately
opened fire on both OF them. Three
shots struck the elder stolle, one In the
left side and two in the breast. Charley
was shot in the groin and in the foot,
Both are thought TO be fatally wounded
A warrant charging the Marshal with
intent TO kill was sworn out and he was
placed under a bond oiSl,5O0.
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WEST YIRaINIAs BONM.
A Railroad Conference at WSSton-Two
Roads Consolidated,
pnAn{yI Di,nCIch "a "A, G,I,lJIo.,nn,

Special DiIpatch 10 ne LlteligeHeeT,
WESToN, W, VAp July S.-The rail
read mRgnates conferred here until a
late hour last night, The topic OF dis,
cussion was the merging Of the Weston
4 Elk River Railroad Company into the
Clarksburg, Weston & Midland, The
Braxton county representatives, Major
W, D. Rollison, G. II. Morrison, A. w,
Carley and L. NJ, Wade, are quartered at
the Bailey House, and in the parlors
they argued at length the meeting OF to,
day, Hon. ]. N, Camden, whose vim
and enthusiasm is being felt in this sec
ton, Ia here, He will go to BuCkhan-
non by special train in the morning, &c.
Companied by the visiting delegation,
and will spend his Fourth at the
terminus OF the tram road above Buck
hannon. A. NJ, Winsher was awarded
the contract for the changing OF the
Clarksburg, Weston 4 Midland from a
narrow to a broad gauge, The work is
to be commenced in fifteen days and
completed by December 10, A tunnel
and several changes are to be made in the
road bed. The route oil the Braxton
line was not determined on, owing to the
incomplete survey. 1t will be settled,
however in a week or ten days, at which
time the contract will be let for the first
twenty-five miles,
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A Terrible Tragedy.

JERSEY Cry, July ga terrible
tragedy occurred to-day in the three.
story frame tenement on Webster ave.
nue., Jersey City Heights. The victims
were Herman Probst, 81 years old, q
driver in the employ Of the American
Express Company, and his widowed
mother, Elizabeth Probst. The son shot
his mother dead, and then sent a bullet
crashing into his own brain. The matri.
eide Is still alive this evening, but will
not 1.-Two.
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A Hold Iinnk I.obbery

LrooNiER, IND, July IA bold bank
robbery was perpetrated hero yesterday
While tho cashier OF Sol Myers bank
was at dinner some bold thief entered
the bank through side window and ri.
fed the cash drawer. Fortunately the
vault was locked and the thief had Ia
be content with something less than one
thousand dollars, which he hurriedly
gatheredup. The window through which
the entrance was effected Is but few
feet from the street and in plain view
OF every passer.by. The thief got away
undetnCtHd.
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Another had Wreck.

CoLvNBus, Ga, July S,-A passenger
train on the Southwestern road was
wrecked three miles west Of Geneva
this morning, A sleeper rolled down
an embankment. Among six not fatally
injured were; ], II. Palmer, Chief Of
Police OF Columbus, hurt in the back,
head and breast, and Miss Read, Of Ma
con, seriously injured internally,
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CAiRo, July 3,-An engagement llOl
taken place at Arquin between q force
Of Egyptian troops under command o.
Col. Wodehouse and body Of Derylshes
The DorviBheB were defeated and fed
Their loss was 900 killed or wounded
Seventy Egyptians were killed Of
wounded. The English officers werl
also wounded. Col. WodehousO lB pur.
suing the Dervishes.
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PARIS July 3.-An explosion Of Fire
damp occurred In a coal pit al ~, Ell.
enn6 to-day. Three hdndred miners arc
entombed. A number OF bodies have
been taken out Of the pit.
Two pits were affected by the explo.
sion, One Of them 10 inundated; Che
other Is on FIRE. Sixteen bodies have
been recovered. Ten Of the miners who
were taken out alive are 10 badly injured
that they will probably die. SIxtS
horses employed In the mine wort
burned 10 death,
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A WAR CLOUD.
Costa Rico and Nicarauga to Fight Oyer
the Canal.

SuSth AlVu Wuu NlChEhuku 10 EIeht OfeE
tho Canal.
San Francisco, July 3.-sensational
news OF probable war between Costa
Rico and Nicarauga over the canal comes
from Panama by steamer. The Managa
correspondent OF the Panama Star and
Herald says the war party has control Of
the Costa Rica Government and urges
immediate invasion Of Nicarauga unless
heavy indemnity be paid for carrying
the canal in San Juan river for 600 miles
along the Costa RiCan boundary. This
land claimed by Costa Rica has once
been decided by treaty to belong to
Nicarauga, but this treaty will be VIC.
lated. Menoca obtained from Costa
RiCa only few months ago concession
TO carry the canal along the river, but
the new party gained power and repu.
dated the agreement. Costa Rica has n
much larger army than Nicaragua, and
the troops have recently been equipped
with the best guns from Europe. Man
aga Is greatly excited, as troops have
been mRssed on the Costa RiCan from
tier, and an immediate advance Is feared.
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MADRID, July S.-The 1mparcal asSertl
that the Government having received a
telegram from the Vatican authorities
inqulring whether the Pope would be
allowed palace OF refuge In Spain In
the event Of his being obliged TO leave
Rome, Premier Sagasta, after Consulta.
ton with the Queen and ministry, 70.
piled In the affirmative, granting the
Pope an asylum In Valencia.
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NOT AN EASY JOB.
A Kick Against tho Chicago Annexation
acknowledgements Trouble.


sOheme-UnexpeGttd Trouble.
CHICAGO, July 3.-The balloting on
Saturday last, by which It was decided
to annex all the surrounding suburbs
adjoining Chicago, promises to cause
much and complicated litigation. The
City Council of the Northern suburb OF
Lakeview last night passed a resolution
appropriating $1,000 OF the municipal
funds to fight annexation in the city
courts. This morning early citizens Of
Lakeview appeared before Judge All
getld and secured an Injunction forbid
ding the city clerk from issuing warrant
for the amount, the city treasurer from
paying it and the Mayor from using any
OF 1t. These officials, however, were
alert and the money was in Mayor Bal
denwiCk's hands before the injunction
was issued. A writ OF injunction was
issued by Judge Jamison restraining the
Board Of Education Of school district No,
A, in the Town OF Lake View from issuing
$7,7OO worth OF school bonds; from pay.
ing John Bane 81, 900 In part payment oi
school site, and restraining Bape from
disposing Of the warrant already in hie
possession. This grows out OF action
taken by the boards just prior TO the an'
ncxation and to iorestall action by the
Board OF Education OF Chicago.
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STAGE COACH HELD UP.
A Bold Highway EobUsry-The Mail Dagl
Plundered.

boln highway Nobucry-Ahe mall bagi
Plundered.
CHEYENNE, Wy, July S.-The south
bound stage coach from Lander to Raw
lins was held up and robbed late Mon
day night near RongiS, by three road
agents, Mrs. Jones, wife Of the Indian
Agent, and her three children, were the
only passengers on the coach. The
robbers compelled her to give up all hel
money and valuables and the keys tC
her trunks. They emptied the trunks
taking the Valuables. They then took
the mail bags, cut them open and took
the registered letters. They kept the
driver covered with a revolver until the
work Of going through the mail was com
pleted, when they disappeared in the
darkness. The deputy sheriff OF Lander
with twenty Shosho Indians, are on the
trail Of the robbers with chance o.
catching them,
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CLINTON, Ia, July 3.-LaSt evening a
steam bleacher In tile mill Of Lyons
paper Company adjoining Clinton OK.
plOded with terrific force, wreCking hall
Of the large brick building and Killing
two wotkmen, Alex Hart and Thos,
MCBnde. A man named Callahan In
az adjoining room was badly sCalded,
The force oil the explosion was terrific,
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n..,., .n,, m Th,b,,n mt,

SANDWICH MASS, July a.--while ex'
President Cleveland was enjoying a
carriage ride near BuEzNrd's Bay to-day
With Joe Jefferson, with whom he has
been yisiting the past lew days, ono o.
tholf horses became uninanageable and
both men were thrown out. They
fortunately escaped with slight bruises
but received q severe shaking up,
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sr. PAU, MINI, July al. A, Law
renee, Assistant State Dairy Commits.
sIonsf, BelSsd 1900 pounds Of oleomar.
va,Ine from the warehouse Of a packing
compauy yesterday afternoon. The
presence Of oleomafgarine 10 a dealers
piSse Of business ID regarded % primo
Fasis eyidonco Of intention TO dispose oi
| IN ihe State, and 80 Commissioner
lawrence oonascAted 1t. The 10y sclEeg y
,ssS % naft Of o shipment billed through
isom Kaubas City 10 Ashland, and wa v.
iSieu from tho car when u reached st
pAul
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Tho GubernAtoriaI Contest.

Special UEpdich TO he IatGHfgeneer.
GRAFTON, W. VAp July 3.-The depo.
sitions from Lewis county were up for
consideration to-day aud the contest
committee disposed Of them by throw
ing out one vote cast for Fleming and
four votes cast for GoG. The Wet2el
county depositions were then taken up
and the committee arc still reading
tham
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Postal Clerk Summers, who was on the
train wrecked on the Norfolk & Western
road yesterday morning, saying that the
postal car was burned, and all the mail
matter, including three registered
pouches, was destroyed, Mr., Rose, who
was assisting Mr., Summers, was killed,
Mr.. Summers was severely injured,
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BALTIMORE, NlDo July 3,-Kilrain put
in his last day Of tralnlugAt HAlBtead'l
plmliCo road house to-day, und although
tho roads and weather were very bad
ho did Nh extra amount Of work aud 70,
luoed lis weight TO lSS pounds, which
hO and his trainer consider magnificent
lighting trim for him,
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America suil Allsnd.

LONDON, July IA match took place
to-day at Rainfall between the MaSSa.
ChuSetts rifle teams and the London
flac brigade, Tie Americans won the
match BY a score Of 1904, against 1907
scored by their opponents.
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n.h..all : llnnd OHet.

MtNvRAroLis, MtNS., July S'-ASate,,
sult Of tile remarkable performance :, 81
tho .hree.yeatold lrotung horse A1.ell' !, y
a Minneauollb Yesterday, Robert Bon.
~ nss N NeW York, telegfaphed tns
nWnaS @ ai lhe horse to-day the, he Woulu
pay $4,000 ior him, Mh nllnA' ~
fused 10 accept tue price
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nribsrs Sentenced,

BERLIN, July 8.-An army contractor
named llagemann has been sentenced
10 Ave yOaB' imprisonment and To be
deprived Of bis civil rights for flya years
more Tor briblng paymastefB. Another
contractor named WAlleCk has b6bh san'
fenced 70 is months imprisonment Tor q
similar oHense,
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pDollA Heats IIlaoknoro.

LoSDoK, July 3.--The race ior tho
diamond sCullS between Charles q.
lsoIta, the American amateur champion,
and iilaCkmors, the English oarsnar,
was roWed at Henley to-day. Peotla
won, beating his opponent BY three
lengths. This 10 the Grbt heat only, and
Psotta may haYe 70 meet NlCkAlls, lhe
champion 10 the hnAl ~
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op5V'aV O1Sg1lIN 70 W5s lWl33EVsHVt''
CAMBRIDGE, o.. July 3.-Riclard
smithson, brakeman on the Cambridge
& Marietta, was killed in the Cambridge
yards to-day, while coupling cars. He
was q years old, unmarried and lived
at Dexter City.
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spectiye States, preparatory to intercept
ing Sullivan and Kilrain should they en-
ter this State 70 fight.
KIIrRin Views Deer Park.

DEER PARK, Mpn July Sake Kill
rain and Charley Mitchell, accompanied
by large party Of sporting men, en-
route for New Orleans, got off the night
train while 1t waited a few minutes here,
to view Deer Park under the electric
light,
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struck by Lightning.

AKRON, o., July S.-Dayid s. Wise, q
farmer aged 30 years, was struck BY
lightning while riding on ahay rick near
Magadof, this county, shortly after noon.
The sun was shining al the time andthe
lightning was from a very small cloud.
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mo olls.l 1ron nIannl0olnrsr bona.

PlrBAvRGn, PA, July 3.-wllllam NJ.
Lyon, the oldest iron manufacturer In
the county, and one oi PltlBburgh'B
most prominent business men, died sud.
denly Of apoplBxy this morning The
deceAsed was Is year. Of age.
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LONDON, July 9. 1.-THE 81 James Ga.
isll. states that the marriage between the
Earl Of Fife aud Princess Louise, dauah.
ter Of The PfincO Of Wales, will take
place neat Bpling, W
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ALTOONA, Pa, July 0.-Tho reports In
circulation last night about tile storm
here were greatly exaggerated. Tho
heavy rain has caused no damage 10 any
extent, and trains east aud west are run.
ming OH time,
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JoSEsBuRo, Mo-, July S,-Ths entire
business portion Of this town was
burned to-day. Loss S41,OOOI insurance
less than $1,000. The origin Of the fire
is unknown,
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ARRIVED ATDRER PARK,

Mrs. HRFFisOn and Her Party Arrived on
the Cincinnati Express.
Special Dispatch 10 ths hltsIliOsRor,
DEER PARK, Mp, June S,-AIrs, Presi-
dent Harrison and daughter and chill
drep arrived in the General Managers
private car "West Virginia" attached to
the Cincinnati express at 10 o'clock to-
night, The party was met at the station
by Hons, S, B. Elkins and II, G. Davis
and families, and were escorted direct to
cottage prepared for the Presidents
family,
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JACKSON, Miss,, July s,--GOv. Lowry
has autographed The Governors Of Ala.
baina ahd Louisiana ioE permission 10
lohd armed mllitlAmOn through theit 10.
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Nnw YoRK, July S,.-Arrlved steamers
Canada from London, Wisconsin from
Liverpool Pennland from Antwerp and
Bohemia from Hamburg, Hili'
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v1NEA, July g,-Eierr Won lien, edl.
Tor ot Lhg late Grown Prince Rnd0lph'a
goik, entitled "Auslria Hungary d