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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-14
4 Prophecy About lves.

Talking of Ives recalls to me the first
time / ever saw him to know him. He
and / were riding on Broadway car,
bound up town, and were vis-a-vis. II
was about $50 p. m. on spring even
ing. He was divinity student sort Of
looking young fellow, with his spectacles
and side whiskers. had been told that
he was the rising sun" in Wall street,
and my informant ina loud whisper con-
tinued his remarks about his being the
man who was likely to enable the boys
to get even with Jay Gould, and also
that he would make some of the shrewd
ones remember that they had not cut
their eye teeth before they met him.
MY friends predictions have been par
tally verified. New York Star.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-14

George Meredith's friends are very In
dignant at q passage in Mrs. Gilman's re-
Gently published book. in which she
states that he is Of English peasant pa
rentage. As matter of fact he is. de
scended from line of Welsh princes
and is probably the most distinguished
looking man. in ,Englands He has siach
q host Of connections in Mayfair and
Belgravia that he il obliged to live IN
the country in order to call his time his
own. His daughter. however, would
prefer the gayer life and associations Of
the world, and Is lonely even with her
brilliant father. Current Literature.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-14
A New FSInd az Cotton.

A prominent planter in the third dis
trict of this county has new kind of
cotton, that bears in the ground and out
Of it. He was telling friend few
days ago of it, and said that cotton bolls
had actually matured under the ground
and were now opening, and that the top
of the ground is very white from these
bolls, while the top of the stalks are
white to the harvest. If this planter
succeeds in making a success of this cot
ton, he has no need to ''eat bread by the
sweat of his brow" any longer. -Dooly
lGa.) Vindicator.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-14

Cardinal Newman. who Is now in his
e0th year. cordially receives American
visitors whenever hts health permits He
Is simple to.a degree in his habits, get
ting up until quite lately. even If he does
not still. between5 5 and in the morning.
both n summer and winter He then
says mass n q chapel adjoining his bed
room. and afterward takes his breakfast
and during the day presides over the
meals of the fathers at o'clock and at 6
On great feast days. such AZ that 0f st.
Philip Neri. who founded the congfeeA-
tion. Of o. Sts. Peter and Paul. tllp car.
dinal conducts the service Of bpnedIctior
for the boys IN the school chapel. but
even this light effort has been more than
he could frequently undertake during tie
last kwo Or three years 8osfon Journal
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Dirnrcrs In isrn,,ce.

The divorce law passed in France in
1884 seems to be operating with terrible
effect. In 1884 there were 1857 divorces;
in 1885, 4,1a3; in 1886, 4,007, in 1887.
5.797 But the most astounding state
ment made is that in the department of
the Seine--i. e., Paris and its neighbor-
hood-there are no fewer than 626 di-
vorces to every thousand marriages, or
that atconsiderably more than one in TWEEN
ty marriages (say one in sixteen) ends in
a divorce. On the other hand, in the
Finistere and the Cotes du Nord not
much more than one in thousand mar
riages ends in a divorce--a curious testi-
mony this to the different morale of Pa
risian and provincial life in France
The Spectator.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-14
Raiiway. IN china.

An imperial decree has been issued
directing that the two ends of the Pc
king -Hankow railway shall be begun
simultaneously. In the opinion of the
emperor the extension Of the railway
system is essential to the prosperity and
influence Of China. At the same time
his majesty recognizes the existence of
popular distrust and suspicion, and Ia
order that they may be dispelled calls
upon the viceroys Of the various prov
inces to issue proclamations explanatory
of the innovation. He earnestly enjoins
upon all his subjects the desirability Of
working together to attain success. -
New York News.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-14

There Is Q real estate agent living at
Kingston, N. Y, who takes 3 gloomy
view Of life, and especially Of house
uaiuters, these days. a few days ago he
hired an artistic house painter to paint q
house which he has on his list But un-
fortunately he gave the painter the
wrong number, 80 that It was the wrong
house svhich received . beautiful and
hpcominr new coat. The agent IS re-
ceixing q good deal Of sympathy. and
the man who got bis house painted for
nothing Is understood 70 be lmmeasar-
ABLY resigned. Exchanges.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-14

We will insert I'm this column advertise
uaents of Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
FOund, re-, not exceeding four Lines. ONE
WEEK. or less. for 26 Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-14

Ttisex expected that the whole number
Of recompenses Of all classes given by
the international jury 0f the Paris ex-
position viii be Is follows: Eight hpn-
dred and ninety grand prizes, $500 gold
medals. 1l,l04 silver medals, l0,DS5
bronze metals and 2, ,Qs7 honora BILE mere
kions.
1Eitcheuss Chsp shos st0rs.
West street. opposite the Bank Il re
place 10 buy your low quarters. button
gaiters, slippers. and ladies and Misses
shoes of 81 klndo
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Musical instruction.
Mr.. Otto +. simon. Of BALTIC.

begs to announce that no will give MUSI-
CAL INSTRUCTIONS at Annapolis on
Wednesdays and Saturdays lif justified
by sufficient number of pupils.)
TERMS ~ Either Piano or Vocal,) S25
for 10 weeks instruction, Q les
sons a week Of one half-hour
each.
Mr. Simon has had charge of various
Glee and Chorus Clubs-and would act
as director If one be organized.
Refers by permission to Mr.. Asger
Hamrick of the Peabody Conservatory
of Music, and Miss Cary of the Southern
Home School of Baltimore. Address
OTTO T. SIMON,
90 No. Is E. Centre St., Baltic, Md.
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XXTANTED-A smart and intelligent BOY
w to learn the printing business, Apply
at the Maryland Republican Once. OLE
Al ISs STOCKDALE " shes ENGAGEMENT
w In private families to do hrst-clsss
DRESS-MAKING. Address 20 Corn Hill
street. OIL 1w
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I OST.-A Small Gold Bird PIN set with tur-
- quoise and pearls. The finder VIII be re-
warded by leaving 1t at the CAPITAL ONCE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-14

TOR SALE.--A good WORK HORSE large
y sIEe-fOr so. Apply to r. Fl. WILSON,
Brownsville. Md. Oct. 3. ".
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NOTICE.

NO CUNNING allowed on my farm.
olO Emo JNO. s.. WELLS.
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EOR RENT.-HOUSE in perfect order 1ls
II King George streektwo doors above Nd.
Ave. Apply ct IA Md Ave,
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FOR SAIR-

0G 00nTO LOAN on Mortgage, as
gV9VVU whole or In less amounts.
1-z6 JN0. IRELAND.
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FOR SALE

TH0R RENT-In private family. one or two
~ furnished ROOMS with private parIOr.--
cold bath. Address Comfort, CAPITAL OF
nee 90
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-10-14

DOOMS FOR RENT.-Several ROOMS Tor
Ii rent in good reighborhood. with or
without board. For further particulars. APP
ply 70 No 40 Charles St. SIS
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TsOR RENT.--Three pleasantly located
II R0OMS--furnished or unfurnished Ap-
ply at the CAPITAL ONCE. s25
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-16
sHBRNANs MARCH 10 rue SEA

began aS Years Ago To-Day Holiday Post
10 Celebrate the Event To'Slght,
To-day is the twenty-6fh anniversary
Of the commencement Of Sherman's IA.
nous march through Georgia. A quar-
ter Of century ago to-day his army be-
gan the march ont Of Atlanta for the sea
which resulted 80 VIGOROUSLY TO the
Union cause. Tonight John W, Holli-
day Post No, l2 will celebrate the begin
ming OF that famous movement, at the
.G. A, r. Hall on Main street, in
real soldier fashion, The members OF
the Post will be assisted by comrades
from other Posts and the indications are
that the celebration will be one Of the
largest camphres Of the season, Word
has been received from the Moundsville
Post that good sized detachment will
be present from there, and Spangler
Post, Of Bellaire, has sent a similar
message, Sheridan Post was waited
on at its meeting last night
by committee from Holiday Post and
promised 10 have a delegation present,
Holiday Post will be glad to welcome
any and all comrades, those from
Stephens Post and from the Bridgeport
and Martins Ferry Posts as well Rs
those from the Posts mentioned, who eau
be present tonight, The affair will
be largely OF an informal aud impTcmptu
character, no move toward having q
celebration having been taken till yes
terday; this fact, however is likely TO
add to the enjoyment, A feature OF the
evening will be one ortwo presentations
10 Holiday Post.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-16
THE WHEELING & LAKE ERIE.

a Meeting To be Held nj Toledo Next
Manifestations % DO Considered Then,
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie road Is to be held
atToledo, according TO a special sent out
from Norwalk, on the 10th Of next
month, The special, which appears to
be an authoritative one, says that the
meeting has been called to consider and
determine the question Of the final
terminus oil the road. whether It shall be
at Wheeling or BellaiTe; also regarding
q branch to SteubenVille; also 10 con-
slider proposition as to increasing the
capital stock TO 50, 600 900 for the purpose
oil extending the line, constructing
branches, increasing machinery and
rolling stock, building depots and shops,
and paying the bonds Of the Toledo Belt
Railway Company, assumed and agreed
@ be paid by the Wheeling & Lake Erie
Company,
The Wheeling 4 Lake Erie Railroad
Company Is already shipping about forty
cars OF coal a day from the
two mines recently opened al
Dillon, at which place about
fifty houses have been erected, The
company has purchased about 6,0OC
acres OF coal land on Short Greek and
will employ from 1000 to 5000 miners
In that valley alone,
tits believed by great many people
that the so'called park at Brilliant, made
by tile Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Railroad
e simply to prevent the Wheeling 4
Lake Erie and other roads from run
ming through that town to Steuben'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-16

There were four cases presented in
Police Court yesterday morning. Two
iramps on condition that they would
leay6 town at opcs, were .allowedto go,
William Garner, who Was arrested by
Moran for being drunk, told q story
about having a job Of work waiting for
him in Pittsburgh and was allowed to
20 scott.iree on sonditlon that he left for
Pittsburgh at once. Harry, Glias
"Poodle" Price, who was arrested for re-.
lusipg 10 move from a place where he
had been lettering, Yas sent to tho hill
for fifteen days in default q the pay
ment pt his fine. Mayor Sca6rIght in
passing on this gaze said there had been
great complaint made IL him Of late
about people lettering along the side.
walks In front oil places Of business, and
expressed the hope that the officers will
make adetermined effort to break up the
praotice,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-16
sLrIrLford lloS,i io Allrrlleny.

Ex.Chiet Of POLICE Murphy, Of ALE.
gheny City, now at the head Of the de.
tectives OF that city, came down here
yesterday morning after Harry i. @.
Strickford, that elegant young confidence
man who, splurged 1t for a few days as
the Wheeling agent lor gp elevator firm
and then was sent ID the hill 70 serye a
thirty.day term il default o. the pay.
meIt Of H. tlne, Tor dlsorleFly g9nduCt
He Is wanted in Allegheny mp two
charges Of forgery, one OF larceny and
one Of obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses. Murphy departed with him on
the l;40 O'clock train. Ss..:.!!SGttnrd has
been keep IN ignorance Of what the
papers have published about his pros
peCtive trip to Pennsylvania, gad de-
parted without making siugle kick
about rtquisition papers. He took ocCa.
sion to mathematics Officer Short in
vigorous language before he departed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-16
EleeLrlo Conlpanii. al aIaELln.burg

Secretary Of State Walker has Issued a
certificate Of Incorporation to HThe
Electric Illuminating Company Of Mar,
tinsburg, organized for tho purpose Of
obtaining aud receiving tho franchise
and embafking in the business Of sup
plying to the public within the corpo'
rate limits oil the city Of Martinsburg,
electricity for light, heat and power. The
rae PAL l. 70 b ksps a. No 81
lst day Of NSYembcr, i989. The sim
Of $500 has been subscribed to the cap.
ital stock, 10 per gent Of which has been
paid in, with the privilege Of increasing
said stock TO $4,000. The capital Is
divided into shares Of S25 each; OF
which Charles ]. Faulkner, George NJ.
Bowers, Stuart W. Walker, Charles G..
Smith and II, Q, Berry, all Of Martins.
bufg, hold four each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-16
TUE lLECTRIC light PLANT
And the Racket 1t Keeps Up Night pud Da.
Bec0nling q Nuisance,

And the Racket It Keeps Up Night and Day
Becoming Nuisance,
Residents in the vicinity Of tho corner
Of Fwenty.second and Chapline streets
are up in arms against the Wheeling
Electrical Company, or rather against
the pompauys plant They assert THAT
the rapid motion ofthe dynamos trans
mlts a violent vibration to the earth,
and that everything within q hun
dred yards or more Is kept In a constant
state Of agitation.
One Of the Interested parties said yes.
terday that the windows Of his house
have all been wedgen fast to stop the
maddenlng rattle which keeps up con.
tinuously, but the brlc,a.brac and gas
fixtures III his house keep up din,
which he say s his family cannot acCus'
tom itself TO, and which at nights keepa
them a&ake'tlil from sheer exhaustion
they fall asleep. All the property hold.
ers In the neighborhood are complaining
loudly, and some arc trying to form q
combination to try the matter OF having
Elephant removed from It's present lopa'
ton, The Electrical people are going
on with an enlargement OF the plant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-16

friends here.
Seymour z. Dunlcy left yesterday on Ulas
trip In the West.
Rev. II, overman, Of the West Eud, Is III Pitts
burgh, on business.
DR.. wagier returned homo yesterday from
weeks visit down the river,
Miss Mario Hedges returned home yesterday
from months visit In Flushing.
William T. Graham rcturnedIhomo yesterday
from weeks business trip through tic East.
The latest soundIngs Of mud on hank stree
showed nine Inches in the channel and rlSlnI
slowly.
Willis Forlncy aud Miss Maud Harris, OF Wes
Wheeling, were married Ut tho BRIDES home
yesterday evening.
The case couteSting the will Of Joieph McCon
aughy wa. tried u 81. CIaiBville Yesterday aud
decided against the contestants.
The o., L. & ". arc driving pllIuE at poln
Just east Of town, whGrO the track slipped toWaid
Tho river several months ago. The slip made 4
dangerous piece Of truck at that point, and Id
bVlug htraightened up will ease tho minds Of
patrons considerably.
Sherman Phillips II Cleveland, Lorain 4
wheeling brakeman, was caught between two
cans while switching ri tho Wheeling Greek
coal mines yesterday and seriously squeezed
Dr, Fisher was called and did all In IlS power 10
alleviate his EutieFlnRg; the unfortunate nRn Il
III critical condition. |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-16
THE CONDITION OP TRAnp.
II, G. Dun s Co.'s Weekly Report Says the
business H0Om Continues,

II, G. Dun s Co.'s Weekly Report Says the
business HoOm Continues,
NEW YORK, Nov, l5.-Accordiug to
Erastus Wlman, Of r, G. Dun & Co.,
business coutinuesh ealthy,couadent and
unprecedented in volume, Long ago II
was held that tho years results would
turn upon the crops, aud 1t is now GER
tain that the yield has been on the
whole about the largest ever known.
The question whether the wheat yield iH
twenty or thirty million bushels below
the maximum Is not important; the cot,
ton crop will much exceed any previous
one; the corn crop will exceed any pre-.
Cediug one by 100 to 100000, 600 bushels
oat crop Is also the largest ever known,
The capacity OF iron furnaces in blast
November l was the greatest ever re-
corded, no less than l65, 705 tons weekly
against l5l ,050 October /, q gain OF near
ly 10 per cent for the mouth, and against
al, 064 November !, 1888, a gain OF l7,6
per cent for the year. Tho weekly PRO,
duction Is now greRIey than that Of
Great Britain ind CLOSE to the greatest
ever recorded In that country, being at
tho rate ofabout 8, 100000 OF tons yearly,
alter allowance for difference between
capacity and actual output. Yet, no ex.
cess OF a production et Iron has been
perceived, and prices are firm at the re-
cent advance, an actual but small sale OF
rails at $50 being reported bar iron be.
Ing strong at Sly6; nails In fair De.
mapd at = 10, and plate, structural and
sheet mills fnll OF orders. The coal hVsi.
ness ia still dull,
Woplvp goods are moving fairly, and
at CONCESSIONS In prices, Manufacturers
have been buying more freely, 1t il
also reported that importers sales OF
spring goods have been the heaviest ever
known, which, II true, threatens more
competition than the manufacturers
have anticipated,
Speculation In pgolgcts has heep more
actiye With como gdvapces in prices,
Foreign reports helped rise Of two
cents 10 wheat, hut II camo out on
Thursday that heavy operators who
were buying at Chicago were selling
here, aud the sales ut New York were
over 10. 600, 900 bushels to-day. Corn is
but 10 stronger; pork unchanged +;
petroleum ouly shade higher; oats Ii
higher coffee adY4uped Il iq gent hut
the dist bution Is dull,
The speculation 10 stocks hea made
small progress, Thp money market IL
easy az o humber OF points In the west
while collections are fenc..i. ed good mn
business failures are 2O5, compared with
soG est week aud 26l the week previous
Last year at the saRe time there were
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-16
HOSPITAL REMEDIES.
a Now Method Of Trontlng Diseases.

" Now MethOu Ot Treating DtsOnAcH'
What are theyP There Is q new de.
parture In the treatment OF diseases. II
consists In the collection Of the specifics
used by noted specialists Of Europe and
America, and bringing them within the
reach ofall. For Instance the treatment
pursued by special physicians who treat
Indigestion, stomach and liver troubles
only, was obtained aud prepared. The
treatment Of other physicians, celebrated
Tor curing Catarrh was procured, and 80
on till these incompatible cures now In.
Cludo disease Of tile lungs, kidneys, 70.
male weakness, rheumatism and nervous
debility.
This new wetLod Of tone remedy for
one disease" must appeal to the com.
mon sense OF all sufferers, many OF whom
have experienced the III effects, and
thoroughly realize the absutdity Of the
claims Of Patent Medicines which are
guaranteed 10 euro every III out Of a
single bottle, aud the use OF which, as
statistics prove, hua ruined mora llOmdcli
than alcohol, AClfCular describing these
new remedies 10 sent FREQ on receipt OF
stamp 10 pay postage by Hospital Rem.
edy Company, Toronto, Canada, sole
MwFdkOw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-16
RRLLAlRR BRIEFS.
Addition to tho Population General NOws
aud Personal.

Addition to tho Population General News
aud Personal.
DF. Muhlemau Is home from trip to St, Louis.
The Union Dancing Club will dance tonight
In buckeye Hall.
yesterday for $780,
William Gnham and family, Of Captlna have
removed to this city,
John Fallen Is home from the Catholic con,
yeRtipn at baltimore,
Mord Nelson Is handling new yard engine In
the o & r. yards here. -
lp6nt child yesterday.
Horny Harris aud family have moved into
lheeity from u0ar Rock Hill,
hr, and Mrs. A. q. Evans are home from the
funeral OF Ms Evans father, at BeallsYIllG,
Thomas DOty aud family, OF Jacobsbura, have
moved here aud will reside hero III tho Third
Enormous lots Of pig iron are being handled
pAny.
Ney, A, r. Knox aud wlio arc hero tho guest,
ward,
EngInCor Frank Robinson Is on the sick list
and Engineer Thomas Elliott Is still confined 10
his hOme.
The teachers here who have not boon exam.
lined on alcoholic drinks and the nature OF tho
same, Will b. on January /.
baltimore & Ohio engines No. T9l aud No, gIS
were badly mashed In q SIRRll run 10, near ST,
CClairsylllG Junction, west Of here, yesterday
No one Washnrt however =
NE. Harry ThoRas, the eNeuls. n, ,ho ,tc,,
E SS aSIS hSS very much
htetnnSH NV ont 10 the dentls on Thursday
~ WV gas and It so affected him that he b.:
lame nnmanlgeable, aud being very strong
man demolished things at very lively rate.
During the excitement he struck the wall aud
b oke Two fingers, besides knocking the skin on
OF both hands.
Ar. @. Blppus, engineer at the nail works, and
who Is well known all over the city, complained
Of stomach trouble one day recently
FREUD, hearing Of II, said he would Tx him all
right and gave him dose; soon after word was
Eent 10 the friend that he had poisoned BippuS,
liz, came over in q hurry, aud IN this meantime,
q, doctor had called also, who gave the patient
Tho very tRmo medicine. All Is o. k. now aud
the scare Is over, but great deal Of fun came Of
tue friends prescription.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-16
TnR RYANGRLISTIC MEETINGS
OF Hogan and sawysr-Last Nights worl
To.morrOw's Programme,

OF Hogan and Sawyer-Last Nights Work,
To-mOrrOw's Programme,
Hogan's Tabernacle, as people are be-
ginning to call the Wheelmen's head.
quarters where Ben Hogan, assisted by
Mr., Sawyer, the New York evangelist,
are holding their interesting evan.
gelistic meetings, contained an
other large audience last night,
Another Gospel temperance meeting
was held, Ben Hogan, the ex,
prize fighter gambler and saloon
list, was the first speaker; he made one
OF his characteristic talks about the evils
OF intemperanCe as learned by him from
a personal experience and urged those
addicted 10 the habit Of drink 10 turn
aside and lead different lives, Rev. DR.,
Gushing and others made short adj
dresses, and large number signed the
pledge, The singing was unusually
good last night.
The meeting tonight will be conduct
ed by HeV, |. r, .. Arnold, the river
evangelist. Sunday afternoon at 9
o'clock Ben Hogan will conduct one Of
his Union meetings for children, at
which tlme no will show number Of
his views Of scenes in Holy Land, All
boys and girls who do not attend q regu-
lar Sunday School will meet with a
warm Welcomes the meeting Is one spec
tally for them. Sunday night Hogan
will ponduOt Gospel eyspgeli8HG meet
ing.
Evangelist Sawyer will deliver q briel
address at the First Presbyterian church
Sunday night, at which time the regular
monthly praise service will be held.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-16
Rollglous Notices,

TSSFiiIsT PREsBYTERi4N CHURCH,.
esIviss. Il "a Sys9S''Sias'TS3si 5S,S