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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-13
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Evening journal., 1890-11-13
THE NEWS m RRItf.
Condensed TeIeerams Gathered at Ran
dom from Various Places.

Condensed kilograms Gathered at Ram
dom from Various Places.
The treasury department has decided
that fish caught in fresh waters can be inn
ported into the United States duty free,
provided the nets and boats used in this
''catch" are owned by citizens OF the United
States If such nets and boats are simply
loaned or hired by Canadians TO Ameri-
cans for the purpose Of evad z thelaw,
the fish in such boats are dutiable
Gen. George A. Crooks remains were
Inferred in Arlington cemetery, Washing
ton, Nov. u.
The Guards Wellington barracks in
London were burned Nov. u.
Madrid advices state that the cabinet Of
Spain is considering the frame OF rec
iprocity treaty. to be submitted to the
United States. and intended more espe-
ciaIly to relieve the depressed industries
Of Cuba
Capt. Lindall and the quartermaster OF
the steamer Vancouver were washed over
board and lost.
Superintendent Of the Census Porter has
informed Mr. Kenny that he would accede
to the request OF the board of aldermen
and provide 1t with copies Of the popula-
tion schedules in the Second ward.
The Prussian diet was opened Nov. 10
by Emperor William in a speech devoted
mainly to domestic affairs.
Lawyer w S McPheeters denies that
he is Perrin II. Summers missing friend
Edgar Mr. Sumner says the portrait pub
lshed is not Edgar's.
Hon Justice OHagan, president Of the
irish land commission, is dead
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
senntor sherman,s yiovs.

WASHINGTON, Nov, 10. Senator Sher-
man, speaking OF the result OF the recent
elections, said THE most serious result
Is the hardening OF the times, caused by
the distrust Of the financial policy Of the
incoming house OF representatives. All
sorts Of financial schemes Of the widest
character will be proposed, and whatever
may be the outcome they will make capital
timid and arrest many business enterprises
that were on the point Of being executed.
The first effect is threatened panic in
New York and the eager desire Of every
prudent man to realize on all doubtful
securities. The tariff act would have set
on foot many new industries which will be
prevented or delayed by the doubt created
as to the industrial policy Of the future
The exuberant JOY in foreign markets over
our elections is the best evidence Of the
dangers we have to meetn
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
A WORD In SEASON.

Srawbdge Clothisr desire say word in season to
those who intend make purchases for the coming Christmas
(and who does not)?
Our great stock bountfuy supplied with things both
useful and ornamental suited for Christmas gifts We have
large force of skilled quckwtted people, who stand ready
to send you prices descriptions suggestions and samples,
when practicable of goods suitable for the holidays well
her They only wait upon your orders and
cordially invite you avail yourselves of their ability and
perence in suggesting in carrying your suggestions in
reference holiday purchases AT later day, stocks
apt be broken the desirable articles closed and
little time left re-airange your plans BY ordering early
least by deciding upon your list of gifts by corresponding
with Mail Order Department anxiety may be avoided and
more satisfactory service rendered
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
DIED.


CANDY -On November l2, at Media, Pl
Esther Roberts, daughter of the late James
and Sarah Matilda Candy of his cltv.
CALLAHAN.-In this city on the 9th inst
Marian Callahan, daughter of DaniRh r. and
Isabella Callahan, aged 16 months
CLARK Suddenly, In Philadelphia, on the
11th instant, Charles q. CLARK.
CRE EMER 2 In this city, on Novemt er II,
Catlisrina NJ. Creemer.
DUFFY In this city, on the l1th instant,
Kate Burns, wife OF Hugh Drffv.
= elatiyes and friends are invited tn att end
the funeral from the residence Of her hus-
band. 728 West $ cond street, on Friday
m rninr. at Q O'Clock. High mass at It.
Peul's Church. lnterment New Cathedral
cemetery.-
DEW aFS On November 10 at VT Cube,
Hanr ah. wife OF Oh sstopher Devices, in her
I'D year.
MILLS In this city, on November IL
Sarah h. Aillis aged 20 Years.
PEOPLES.-nn November 8, Thomas s.
Peoples, aged 80 years.
RYAN:--In this CITY, on November Z
Thomas K. hyan, aged 33 years.
SMITH I'm this city. on November O.
Katie Catharine Smith, aged years and |
months.
WINK FLAIAN, In this city, on November
3, Elizabeth Wiukleman, in the 18th year OF
her age.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
WINTER wISD M.
IExchang ]


Font be Afraid u fresh air, bnt avoid
lraug hts.
Don't 70 out OF doors for a second withoui
extra cover nR.
Ia selecting your winter underclothing
Oh uose that which 10 warm aud Yet more o
irsE open IN texture
Take of your Overcnat when you enter
warm Nlace, whether Office or pri gafe well
'~r p II 5our visit 10 70 last only three
minutes.
a. 80 catch cjld or develop cough, get rid
of u at on =. This IL better than feeling
blue a thinking that pneumonia or con-
sumption has marked you AZ victim.
The bet ienie for cough or cCld fhoW-
ey.r etu1bol nl. ur a sudden chill, n pure
RhiHkey. A dOre of Whiek In wat will
In D RI a grnerou- warmth 20 fhe VII le BID.
ana keep IN the dis a. ~ the season
Don't forget fhat on ure whlfkey rhoule
- taken. Dun = Pore Malt ~birtey hHf
-irOni est r. G. NM o. aiions from ID lead
~ 1oc orr NJ q - efficiency. and from n =
most pf0nitneuf sciritrts - 20 ite urify u
40 hsr from sur fuzgist.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
THO cMPsoN---coTr.

Brilliant wedding at Scott Mansion,
ear Newark, Last kvenlIg.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
New. RK, Nov. 13.-The lsrge mi rs on
II Mrsa d drs. Robert scott, situated a
snort distance southwest of this town,
was scene Of activity last night, the
event being the marriage Of their
daughter. susie, to Elmer | Tn mpson
OF Wilmington. A few minutes
after o'clock, the young couple
entered the west parlor, preceded
by Miss Annie B Foord as bridesmaid,
and Charles Ragey Of Wilmington as
groomsman. Rev. T B Hunter Of
Cherry Hill M e. Church performed the
ceremony The bride was dressed in a
steel blue Henrietra a. baud somelY trim ed
with silver frosted braid and carried tea
roses
The presents were numerous including
a large variety OF articles, useful as well
as ornamental Spreads we're set for
sixty persons, who heartily enjoyed the
good things set before them.
Among the guests were: Mrs Edward
Cloud and son, Miss Florence sullivan,
NJ A. Rudolph, Charles Rsgan. Mrs.
William Rudolph. Miss R w. Thump
son. James P sharp, Miss Lizzie KEGS,
Miss Eva Sullivan. X Allan Sullivan and
wife. Mis- Name E. Thompson, James
Gray. Edward Moses and wife, George
Maser and sister, all Of Wilmington /;
Edward Fulton and wife, Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Scott aud j. p F. Hagerty Of
Philsdelphia Clerk to the County Com
missioners Charles Fl. smith and wife
and Dr. Cooper Of Ekton; Mr. aud Mrs
William Holton and wife. Mr. and Mrs
William smith, wife and daughter 7. O.
Lewis, Frank Moody and wife Of Iron
uill; Mr. and Mrs James Casho, Barks-
dale; Mr. and Mrs. Steeritt smith.
Leeds, MI; Col l. ID. Davis
Cashier Second National Bank Of Elkton,
Md, and daughter. Miss Mary Davis,
Mrs Sarah A Bowen, Mrs. Mary q
Foard. Mrs. Charles shippers, William 7
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph McNeal AM
daughter and others Of the neigh hoorhood
fhe married couple will make Whining
ton their futuie home.
"Ye Deestrict Schulz" OF 1880 will be
given In Delaware College Oratory to
morrow evening The program is a
varied one and will sfford considerabl,
amuEenent 10 the audience.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
10 - lT ALL.
The Thunderer WIN Publish the Rea
Gnnrdis Eeoords.

The Thunderer VIII Publish the Rear
Guards Records.
LONDON. Nov. 3.-Stanley has placed at
the disposal OF The Times all the docu-
ments connected with the rear guard, in
Guiding Bonny's original report and the
officers log book The Times will begin
the publication OF the rapers to morrow
Mrs. Jameson writes to The Times that
her husband did witness an act OF canni-
balism but that he made no sketches at
the time aud that he did not buy the vic
tim. OF this, she says, there is authori-
tative attested evidence. AS the incident
happened fifty miles from Yambuya, she
adds, it has no bearing on the management
OF the rear guard.
Stanley's secretary, Wilson, writes con-
frming the statement that he witnessed
Assad Ferran's affidavit to the Jameson
affair
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
AoLME IS co-REsPoNpENT.
Mayor Grants Former Secretary Nike,
Up in a Divorce Snit

Mayor Grants Former Secretary Mixed
Up in a Divorce Snit.
NEW YORK. Nov. l8.-The personal and
political friends Of Leicester Holme, tx
private secretary To Mayor Grant, also a
former city court Judge. will open their
eyes IN astonishment when they learn that
he has been made the correspondent 10 a
suit for absolute divorce brought By DR..
Fraser z. Fuller, Of this city Dr. Fuller
brings this action on the ground Of an
alleged intimacy existing between Mr.
Holme and his wife, formerly Lizzie Mel
lerd Hastings.
Judge Freedman, in the supreme court,
granted an order for the service by puhli-
cation Of a summons and complaint ia the
doctors action against his wife IL Mrs.
Fuller appears 70 defend her suit the case
will undoubtedly attract great attention.
from the fact that she Is well known in
society circles and the heiress TO several
millions
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
In Pittsburg with Their Grievances.

PITTsBURG, Nov. l3-Nearly all the
members Of the general grievance commit
tee Of the Pennsylvania company west OF
Pittshurg are now in this city. The mem
b rs repr sent all branches Of the Pennsyl-
yauia company's railway service west Of
Pittsburg The members OF the different
branches will report their grievances to
the general grievance committee, who will
discuss them and lay them before the
Pennsylvania eompany's officials for ac-
tion. The principal question concerns a
schedule Of wages
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
The Telerrnm Mnst Pnr.

PROvIDRNcE, r. l., Nov. l3 In the su.
preme court, before Chief Justice Durfee,
Miss Henrietta d. l.. Luft, who brought
suit against Robert j. Sullivanet al, pub.
fishers Of Tne Telegram, 20 recover the sum
Of $4,000 damages on account Of an al
legged liuelous article published 4 that
paper, which, as CHARGED, reflected upon
the good name or the plaintiff, the judg,
decided that damages to the extent ol
f2.4Ah % BE- awarded
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
cnrtnnnlst Gnnh nln,a Trnrln End-

New YORK, Nov, l3.--James s Good
win, the we'll known cartoonist employed
by Puck, was found dead on the tracks OF
the New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad, near Mamaroneck, yesterday.
He was 80 years old, and lived ia Mamar-
oneck. The presumption is that he went
home on the theatre train. and while walk
ing along the track 10 his home was struck
by another train and killed MIR. Goodwin
was born in Portland. Ne.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
The FIrst wyoming Leri.la,nr.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov l3 The first wyom-
ing legislature met at Cheyenne and or
ganized by electing A. \. Kellogg speaker
of the house and William Schneider presi-
dent Of the senate The fight for United
States senator is now on. Ex-Delegate J.
w Carri has heretofore had 'cinchn On
election, but now there is some doubt 81
success. This is occasioned by the iuten
tion Of Ex-Governor William Warren to bs
a candidate The other avowed candidate.
are NJ. s. Brown, J. H. Finfrock and Johr
W, Hoyt, Of Albany county; Homer Mer
Eill, Of Sweetwater, and ]. w. Meldrum
OF Laramie.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
Iohn pr,nr.. rrLnl End.d.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Nuy l8-rhe trial
Of John Pryor for th murder Or Hugh
Graham at Duryea Ia April came 70 a
sudden end yesterday afternoon. james
Griffith, one Of the juru 4, received tele
gram announcing the leath Of his child
After a brief consultation the defendant.
attorney offered to plead guilty Of man
slaughter. The plea was accepted anl
Pryor was remanded for sentence.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
A $50. 600 New YORK Flra.

NEW YORK, Nov. l3 "A fire last night IN
the six story building Nos. 252, 254 and $40
Pearl street, damaged stock aud building
70 the extent Of 1900. distributed among
various firms. The United States hotel al
the corner Of Fulton and Pearl streets,
was in great danger at one time, but es-
capped with a slight scorchng. Traffic on
the elevated railroad was blocked for over
an hour
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
Powderlv,. ne-rlec,Ion proha1la.

DENVER, Colo, Nov l3.-The general as
sembly Of the Knights Of Labor at their
meeting received congratulatory kilograms
from the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Fire
men, the State Alliance Of Georgia and
from the national headquarters Of the al
lance at Washington. There has as
yet been no mention Of names as can
dldates FOR the pos tion of grand master
workman, and there is a universal feeling
that this means that Mr. powderly will be
-. nI.nl..l
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
xeesure % she centurv Club.

L. j. B. Lincoln of New York city de-
livered lecture before the New Century
Club yesterday oa 'sThe Relation Of the
Higher Education of Women to Litera-
ture in America Mr.. Lincoln's lecture
was very entertaining He said that the
hrst school for women in this country
had been established here In 1740.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
cneap lands ana Hom..

In Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama. Missis
sippi and Louisiana, Is the title OF a
pamphlet ISSUED by d g Edwards, gem
eral passenger and ticket agent Queen
and Crescent Route, Cincinnati, o con
tanning correct county map and de :
scription of lands along the line This
pamphlet mailed TO any address FREE on
application.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
Pat palnner,. Pardon.

LONDON, Nov. lS.-The Liberal journal
comment on the release OF the convict
Patrick Delaney, as the payment of re
ward by the government for his testimon
before the Parnell commission. Delaney
il is said, will be assisted by the govern
snent to efniorafa tn S.,rfh frica
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
a ratnl aame M cnras

MAPLE, MINI, Nov. 13 &C. NJ. Morgan
and RIB Fulton, Of this village, while
playing at cards got into dispute. Nor
gan pulled revolver and shot Fulton
twice in the abdomen, and a third shot
struck travelling man named Eagle in
the groin. Fulton's condition is pro
nounced hopeless. Morgan is in custody.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
MARRIED.,

JACKSON = IRvINF.-At the Co'onade
Hotel, Philadelphia. November II. 1897, by
Alien w. Quimby. VIII lam B. jackson OF
Hoct essin. Del, and Mrs Kate Irvine Of
Wilmington. Del.
SHORT-DENNIS. On Monday even'nr,
November 10, 1897, at the Cnnrch of the
Natigitr, Philade phit, by Rev. William NJ i.
] ffe' is, D. D., a bert Short. formerly Of
Sanford, Del. and Belle Dennis, formerly Of
Pocomoke city, Md.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
CHARGED with Briberv.

AMSTERDAM, N. Y, Nov. 1s = JacoI
Snell ex-sheriff Of Montgomery county,
and Abner H. Burtch. chairman Of the
Republican county committee, have been
arrested on the charge of bribing voter
at the recent election They were held for
the grand jury in the sum OF $500 bail
each
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
what Elections Cost SIayor Grant.

New YORK, Nov. l3.-Mayor Grant has
filed the statement Of his expenses in the
recent election, in accordance with the
corrupt practices law. The aggregate Is
Sf2SS. The greater part is itemized a.
printers bills. He spent 81 ,O84 for adver-
tising. His opponent, Francis ". Scott.
spent less than SIS.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
Faea RmdIr nnrned.

L. Montague. aged 80 years, Of
Wyoming, Del, was admitted to Hshne-
man Hospital. Phlladelnhip. Yesterday,
suffering from burns on the face.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13

DOcToR--" ilments may not be serioas you
know; but it's always vel 10 keep your eye
on them" Bron on--"BuG one can't always
do tha doctor. f instance. last month
had a b. IL on the back OF my neck Light.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
wilmingron Ulsarinw House.

The exchanges of the Wilmington banks
at the clearing house to-day were; Total
e144, 9S3 "A; balance, $17, li6 so.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13

TEACHER tof natural history class) How
many species of kangaroo are ki own TO
existlw Bright Pupil--" wO Jeh' tn same
ez any other kind a. critter-. the kangaroo al,
the kang "--Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13

Grant Post. No l3. G A R.. will hold
an open camp fire this evening ia the
9 A. r Hall. Third and King streets
Evening journal., 1890-11-13

heAvy,n said he limid bard, handing IN an
epic on "The Fall OF MAN. "Well. we win
{ y TO m AXE 1t light, replied the joke and
obituary edito touching IL first 20 the gas
jet and then to his pipe. Boston Courier.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13

Lunch every morning at Beckett's, Kirk
wood House, Cor. 3rd. and Shipley streets.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13

Weather Indications
The weather promises TO be generally
fair and warmer
Evening journal., 1890-11-13

NO" said the merchant to an applicant
for pla e. Il don't know how can give you
work without dischareing some one. You see
the situation, hopeY' mo, sir" replied the
applicant sadly, Il don't see it."-Munsey's
" eekly.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13

RINGING noises in the ears are caused by
catarrh. Loss of sme i or hearing also reerit
from catarrh. Hoods Sarsap parilla the Iea
blood purifier. is a peculiarly succ, Eful
remedy Tor this disease, which 1t cures y
purifying the blood
Evening journal., 1890-11-13

DIR. DEHARDT's Pennyroyal Pills, are the
only getuine pennyrogal pills made At
d pggists and by mail, 81. Office, 203 \. .
9Th st.. Phila. Ladies' bewa4e of imIta tions.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13

The cleansing, antiseptic and healing quail
ties Of DR.. Saee's Catarrh Remedy are un-
equalled.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
TEEB OF INTEREs7

PRIsoNER--.I am an old man, your honor =
s3 on my last birthday. BE lenient with me.
sir" he Judge-"I Will. Being 50 years old
you have not long to live. | therefore make
your te IN as light as I can. lastead of ten
years you go up for life "--puck.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13

TorLING "Ge-many's great cattle rails
ing country. isE't IL? Dimli g-'What made
you ask that?n Totling ~ have heard ii
called che fsdderland = Judge.
Evening journal., 1890-11-13
R. r. ROBINSON & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
Corner Fourth and Market Street

WANTED.
Central National Bank stock.
FOR SALE.
II shares Equitable Guarantee and Trust
CsmUanyis stock.
$500 Wilmington City 9 per cent. bonds.
2b Shares Delaware Railroad rtOck.
s,kr b1nyht and soiu 10 the New Yorl
philadelphia and Boston markets ON oonmr
don.
letters OF given. available IN al p6rf
he world, an drafts on England Irelan
Franco i4ermAny and sWitzerl 3 nd laa.,as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-19

BosroS. Feb ia woman with 9 mu-
sic roll and shopping bag attracted the at
tention of Police Inspector Knox yesterday
in X. II. White & Co q store. The woman
spent some time at the counter where sec.
oud hand jswelry was being sold, and the
,nspec ector noticed that the music roll vas
open at one end. Into this opening she
WAS seen to slide breastpins, sleeve but.
tons and other articles. Then going to .
secluded part of the store. she would emp
,y the contents of her false music roll into
her bag and return for punder. The wo'
man was arrested and taken TO the police
headquarters where she gave the name of
Jane Springer and said sne lived in Janai'
ca Pains where she keeps ANAL store
Twenty breastpins, seven pairs of sleeve
buttons and other articles Of jewelry were
found on her person.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-19

BosToN. FVB. j..
TLoUR.-No improvement. In the mark sales
SIN ru ing SLOW, with buyers only meeting th'i
pressing seeessiiiss.
We quot. NM aud .upernne. s2aa Is; extrs and
seconds. t3a4 10. Minn k.r. cl.nr AMI srsigh
- sO4t g., wintsr wheat, clear and straight, ~ Is
a. 10, winter pat, o 7sa5 Is, spring patent. y II
as Is ior 10 and hnn
toaxxsAL-Ibe marke, Is quiet with prices
We quote Choice kiln dried =, o. os,2 10 per
bhl pr bag. +sssoo, and for choice EranulAt d
~ doa2 20 per bbi.
CoR~-w- q"ote high mixed % io0c; stesme,
yellow, +os4ole; steamer, +a+,c, good no grade.
Ha ~ o. lots iower As to quality.
RYE FLOUR 10 selling 10 slaAli lots at - 25a3 80
per bbi.
OATNgAL--Is steady at es % per bbl 10, sn-
and ss 7osS % for cut.
JAts-N. " fancy oats. s4as5c, MOI white .32s
&c, No white, tlanlc, neg low krsJes. ss lie
and ti5 Jii6 10 for winter.
rRovi.Ioss Trade holds up well and price,
rule . ronE generally.
Pork AND uAAs-
siz s~is %. bacf.. sif soais %; is.o end..
sa n.. ''nsss. .ss: prime: NH q: aS s.; p,a. saes
Oh %. fresh ribs, 7bc, 'sssaGes. nc, boIosnn
san. s.-. &C; hams, oaioic. smsiI. ilsi " /,
io-, SIC; boa.ies. breakfast b.Oon. i6sc. pressed
hams. Iiic.
B.Ey-Ex,rs plate and extra family beef. - O.
|" -; beef hams. ss %, s.si soosa... Isl. sis y
sisVb, hf bbi, ~ -, trip. hf bbi. ~ 70, honey
co tripe, ~ IS per bf bbi.
FEEsH bEkT-Choics stsers 7a7lc, good, ets
&c. sht s.sei extrA heavy hinrs. si.I'ie. goo ,.
'aioc, light, 7sac, hesvv fores. +lz4ic, common
&c sood, ala+c, light. sasA rattlss, 4tAi. ehuek..
's4t: backs. sshe ramps, - alzic, roaads, s-sae
rump- and loins. 7al4e short ribs. sale, ioins,
-a'5c. chic ~ butts and rolls sre selling as 7st
| And tendert,ins st isc-
| OTHER fkhsB MsAT~-Cho4ce lambs ioaiic
| ofbrr-, 5ai0r, Chicago mutton, choice, YAytc
ysariings. 1Aloc; choice heavy Bright n, y~Ioe
Eastern, ehoic~. sinSc; Eastern v~si. fancy, l0s
lie, ofhers. s~sc. choice Brishton. IOsiic.
| BIT E.-TAere 1, . very strong tone 10 frssl
| male cream, riss, the ,upriy Of which 10 we,
| cleaned Up and or which there 10 . god Gail
/ We Qaote western extra curry. 4sa1Br, fancy
veil Known marks, re. nf.ts d extrv hrsts, ~
Sc; extra imitation esnry. zoc, oshsrs n.is, FAC
/ tory choice, itA4c. others i0siz, " snd VI ex
| ira emfy. zsa1sc, extra nrsts, Zia2se. n 7 and VI
dairy. good TO chotc~, izAzie, iov grsdes. i0aiie
| sass esry. good 70 ehoiee nszke. The sbove 4xo
sti0ns rec~ivers priees fvs strictly vboissais
lots. Jooeing prices, iA1c higher
CHkEsE-we quote Sot:.srn ehoses, ioSAfie
Sest<fn. f0Aloi. loser grsdes - - Qaality; saGs
iltah, ioeeiss pstses ie nishsf.