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iino, bic in bieiem 2anSe fabrisirt herben.
SIM October erparten 2anbretb & Gptr
rotbe, ipeibe nnb selbe 8miebel . Sstlinse.
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Ibreffre regiftrirte Briefe nit @eIb
at New Orleans National Bank,
Stem Orleans, Ga.

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lider @etpinne bon 8ter NationaI,
8anfen bon Stein Srleans sarantirt
p irb, nnb bic 2ooie bon Dem @rdibenten ei.
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ftana StaatS > 0otterie So. einen 9pntraft
nit benz Staate 2ouiiana bat, Der nid1t ppr
benz L. Sannar 1895 abl1mft.
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9emtiA @nglii6e g6mle,
San gntonio, Seras

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pdbrter eeituno. Der ensliiden Sprade ipirb,
pie Der beutfden, bole @e9nuna s~etraaen.
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uno B m. 8arbed, Director Der NnaaIt
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5il3 III ben beliebteiten 6acons: Gum
lap, Gnpr unb Stetlon.
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proaent 3inien fur 3eit' 9epoften.
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9uuifana Observation-Disclosures
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3ouiitana Staats , 9otterie : geIeul6aft baden
nnb berfonli9 Die 3iebunsen leiten uno beauf>
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in nnparteiif@er 8eiie allen 8etbeilisten se.
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Gaeiltatle unierer r1nteridriften, in ihren An,
teiaen au aebrauden.M
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a I'm Club. 8aten unb nabere Mustunf
fdreibet leierlt6 an llnteraeidneten, nit beut.
li9er Mnsabe @urer Bobnuns, Staat, @ountht
Strabe nnb Nummer. S9neIere Yofbefor.
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VI. u. 9anpbin, Waibinstcn, s.. s.
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8ir, bic untersei6neten 8anfen nnb Ban.
batter, peroen aae Genuine, n l9e in Der 2om's
itana Staats-G otterie geapsen uro uns prdIer.
ttrt %tperSen, an nnferem 8abltif9 auSbeaablen.
R.M. WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank.
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State Natl Bank.
A. BALDWIN. Pres. NeW Orleans Natl Bank.
CARL kOHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
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baltenD, pel6e bon ieoer Express Company
ausseseben iperben. Stem 9orfer Exchanges,
Draft ober Postal Note.
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Cite Der @ewtnns.
Mgemtem ~nerianat.

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and a shabby little garden hat, 90 as to look,
like work girl or anything common or insig-
nifcant.
have seen that dreadful room-a common
place ill-furnished room in a shabby lodging
house. and the sight of it will haunt me to my
dying day. Cyril was right and was wrong.
1t was a senseless thing to do and ought to
have left it undoDe.
Everything happened as hoped The pre-
Tended headache did me good service. l was
mistress OF my time and actions before 9
O'Clock. slipped off my tea gown and dressed
myself for the character Of young woman in
search of respectable lodging at seven shil-
iings week. suppose that is about the price
work girls pay.
The evening was gray and dull not dark, but
thick and heavy. with an oppressive feeling in
the atmosphere, of stored up heat and
dust-such different atmosphere from the
cool. dewy air in the garden at Lamford on
midsummer night.
1 had studied the map Of London and had
carefully made out my way to Denmark street,
but seeing misunderstanding old cabman
with red nose creeping along close to the
curb in Brooke street hailed him and told
him to drive me to st. Giles church.
80 will, my dear, and wish 1 was going
to drive you there to be spliced. he said.
which shows how thoroughly common l must
have looked in my garden hat, or 1t might be
that the old man had been drinking. for he rat
tied the cab the stones and Zgzaged
across the road in really dreadful manner.
III had not been so full of other thoughts /
believe l should have feared for my life, espe-
cially when he took me around corners
He drew up in front of church in a shabby
looking street. where there were shops still
open. though it after o'clock. / gave
him half crown, which he did not seem to
think enough.
DO you want me to wait for you, miss?" he
asked. You won't get another cab in this
neighborhood."
said no, for | was shaken dreadfully by that
one ride and felt it would be tempting Provi-
dence to let him drive me again.
My heart was beating violently. l hardly
knew what was doing but began telling nv
self to be calm and collected and to rememb Der
that was there in opposition to Cyril's advice
and that must prove worthy of my own self
confidence.
1 am not fainting young person, indeed
never tainted in my life, but last night l was
afraid that l was going to faint and had to
struggle against a swimming i'll my head and a
painful sense OF lightness which made me
totter a little as turned into Denmark street
1t was very quiet there. The street had an
old-fashiOned respectable air, which would
have given me confidence if l mad really been
Woodworking young woman in search of a
lodging. Some of the houses looked the pic
ture of neatness, others were shabby and
squalid. Against every door l observed a row
OF brass bells, which showed that there were
several tenants IN each house.
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'Is there anything the matter?'' he asked
looking at my prosecutors.
Yes answered. lone Of these men has
been horribly rude to me- They have all been
rude, but that one" | pointed to my worst
tOrmentor, "has been the most offensive"
''He will not be offensive any more. unless
he wants to be thoroughly we'll kicked" said
my friend, and he looked as If he would like to
do it.
'Please don't take any trouble about him."
l said. 'he is tipsy. believe. and he is really
not worth kicking. He wouldn't know anything
about it afterward, SO it would be wasted
trouble. If you would oblge me 80 far as to
give me your cab-you would he able to get
another one very soon, l SUPPOSE should be
deeply grateful"
had seen that he was not in evening dress
or I'should have hardly ventured to make such
a selfish request.
My cab is quite at your service. Where shall
tell the man to drive your?
80 GrOsvenor Square. My name is Hatrell-
Miss, Hatrell.
repeated the name very distinctly, for /
wanted my unknown friend to understand that
l was not ashamed of myself, although he
found me In such n disagreeabe position.
Two OF my assalants had sneaked off already,
with laugh and an air of being quite at their
ease; but my chief tormentor stood if he
were glued to the pavement, staring at me in a
dull and stupid way, while l got into the cab
and shook hands gratefully with my nameless
lionu. ne hau Deen NOISY enough Il rev min
utes before, when he was doubtless in the
loquacious state of intoXication, but now he
seemed to have passed into silent and stony
stage which was like absolute stupefaction.
One of his friends turned to look after him
when they had gone some little way ahead.
"Hola, Duverdier! Veux tn te planter la
toute la nuit?" he called out.
SO my tormentor's name is Duverdier.
stopped the cabman at the corner Of the
square, paid him to his perfect satisfaction, for
l just emptied the silver in my portemonnaie
into his hand and walked quietly to our own
door, where let myself in like a thief in the
night.
I To he Continued
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FUTURE DAYS.

DERENPTORY SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
BOIIERS, ALMOST NEW AND USED ONLY
ABOUT THREE MONTHS.
on TUESDAY,. MARCH TWENTY-I1FTH. at
TWELVE OCLoC h, in yard IN rear OF HOTEL FIRE.
donna II street between l;Sth and Ii d IS. n.
Will sell to the highest bidder Locomotive Tyre
Boiler with total heating surface OF 400 square feet
Also one elevator Boiler. l2S-horse power, ieet
high.
Terms cash and boilers to be removed from the
premises immedia tely after the sale.
mo- l-dSds THOMAS DOW LING, Auctioneer.
u ATCLIFFE. DARR & Co, Auctioneers.
H 800 Pennsylvania ave. n.
PERI MPT0RY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
Pn0PEkTY, No. 1872 PENNsiLNANIA AVENUE
Also.
THREE-STORY BRICK AND FRAME BACK BUILD
ING, No 1876 MARYLAND AVENUE SOUTH
WEST, 10 CLOSE An Estate,
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH TWENTY
sEEENIH, Al HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK, We
will offer for sale In front Of the premises
LOT 2., RESERVATION A.
Improved by Two-stoTy Frame and Brick Stable in
lear No. 332 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
AT FIVE O'CLOCK. SANE AFTERNOON,
We Will offer for sale in front of the premises
LOT o. SQUARE 49,,
Improved by Three-story Brick and Frame Back
Building, No. 490 Maryland avenue southwest
Terms: One-third cash. balance IN Is and > months
cent, secured 10y deed OF property sold
or all cash, AT option OF purchaser IL terms Uf sale
sell the property at the risk and of the efautin
purchaser after i've daN adv
paper published IN Washington, ID G. A deposit Of
SUI required upon each piece OF property time Of
RADCLIFFE, DARR & co,
m2O-dSds Auct,oneers
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I To be Continued
FASHIONS FANCIES.
Small Items Concerning What the
Women are Talking About.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SKIRTS ARE STILL WORN
and will be for some time. also straight full
skirts of net, or crepe, with rows of MORE or
other ribbons as a border.
MANY OF THE TRANSPARENT GAUZE FANS
are mounted on very light wood, one half the
fan covered with large loosely made flowers
formed of pink or white silk crepe.
The GREEK FHLET worn with very tousled
he ads of auburn-brown hair is a favorite style
of hair dressing with ultra-fashionable women.
APRICOT AND AsHEs-oF-RosEs WAISTS OF
faille or bengaline silk are worn with pretty
Venetian jackets of russell or .Eiffel-red English
CLOTH
A PRETTY FASHION PREVAILS JUST Now of
wearing a graceful little French toque of vel
vet-reseda green being a favorite color-the
front of which Is adorned with full aigrette OF
fine green foliage.
For MOURNING DRESSES THIS SEASON there
are new silk and wool fabrics in light qualities
initiating China grapes, also a serviceab lie silk
called Antoinette surah for light mourn ing.
FINE WHITE BATIsrEs, French lawns and
sheer organizes delicately hemstitched and
finished on skirts with very deep hens will be
worn all summer by those in mourning
WHILE THERE ARE NUMEROUS CHARMING
FINISHES in hat wear there are host of extra
ordinary creations like the "Madge Wlldfire''
style bidding for favor, twisted and bent here
and there without apparent motive.
IT Is THE FASHION Now to cover small fancy
tables in parlor, hall, or dining room with
fabrics in silks and oriental tissues with full
length curtains to match
THERE Is NOTHING EXHIBITED IN MILLINERY
Just now more stylish and unobtrusive than the
medium-sised round hats with their sable
plumes.
AMONG THE ELEGANT IMPoRrATIoNs are black
Chantilly net bodices with directoire collars and
cuffs Of finest gold lace.
LUsTRoUs MoHAIRs ARE INEXPENSIVE and NAV
be recommended for service and durability.
Fabrics of this sort shed the dust, cling to the
figure gracefully and are ~ light a. cotton in
weight
FoR TRAVELLING COSTUMES OR SCHOOL FRocKs
there Is q very excellent fabric Of linen and
wool All patterns are light grounds with
stripes plaids and checks in black, gray and
pale colors
Flown PAMNlIs ARE NEW Foax OF DECO.
RATION and flower borders still ornament dainty
dresses Of gsuzy materials
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Y.
could have shrieked with agony as l lis
tened to her. She had put down her lamp on
the table, and she clawed my wrist with her
skinny fingers she pointed with the other
hand to the floor and she acted over all the
scene, ''as it might be here" "as it might be
there" and she dwelt upon the look of the
dead face until my heart seemed to turn to
stone.
could not speak; just let her 90 on
had SO wanted to know all--all that the com.
monest lips could tell all. from any source,
however cruel let her talk on to her hearts
content, like ghoul as she was, and then
went with her down stairs somehow, quite
numbed and cold, as if l had been in a night
mare dream, and went out into the dark
street
made up my mind to walk home. felt the
air and exercise would give me my only chance
OF getting calm after the agony of that quarter
of an hour. l walked on blindly for some dis
lance, first in one street and then in another
going out Of my way, I believe, yet vaguely
making for the west had lost all sense of
time and when heard church clock strike
and counted the strokes was surprised to find
that il was only ten.
II was almost immediately after this that I
came into o long shabby looking street, which
looked 50 empty and desolate that felt as
much alone in it - II had been walking in
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m13-lot NM A. fHoMf MS sShh' Trustees

(,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ RIAL EsIAlE On I STREET BETWEEN
ElGhTEENTn AND MIMI ZENITH S1KLETS
NOk INVEST, KNOWN As 10. lsl2 STREET,
BLING Thu lAlE kESIDENCE or GIN EkAl
HENRY n. CRAIG, lisa. DECEASED.
BY virtue OF a decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed an equity No
ll292, OF Jane B Haw Ius and others against Henry
Knox Craig and OILERS, the undersigned trustees
Nall sell pubic auction, IN Of the prcmlss
A. ID. 1881, at FIVE O'CLOCK T. Nj all that Ile,e OF
parcel Of ground lying. being the rIty of Washing
ton. Distinct Ui columbia and known Numbered
twenty two C2l m square numbered one hundred and
hive loo fronting fort. (iOl ieeI On sire and
nins back that wluth average depth Of one huudrtd
and forty "a 400 ieet ~ pubic all y and s improved
by three-story front building with basement and a
two-storS back buIIdlng with basement.
The buildings. which situated Ia OF the most
select locations IN Washington, were erected under
the supervision of the late Gen. Henry h. Craig aud
contain large saloon arlor IL feet by 80 feet
dining room and small library or breakfast room and
also slA large ana three small chambers, office room.
bath rooms, VINE cellar, servants ruOns closets and
closets for trunks &c. also furnace and iusl rooms
az. The front building IL thirty tBOl feet vide.
Terms OF sale One thIrd OF the Iurchas- iioney
cash. and the balance thereof in Twelve. eighteen
and twenty -four months from day Sale and bear
interest frUn day OF sale. which purchaser VIII
give his lrunssory notes No deed wllI lee until
ali purchase money aud interest Oe paid $500 DEPOSIT
VIII tie required a. soon property ~ bid. on.
Terms OF sale must be conn lied with within dAy
alter day Of sale otherwise the property wall lie resOd
The risk and cost OF deiaulting purchaser All
veyanclng AT purchasers cost. Al taxes and
nents Will BE- pald 10 CAY Of sale.
WILLIAM j. MILLER,
$50 Louisiana avenue n W. Y
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, Afos'
4lU 9TH street w.,
T. Z. wAGGAMAN. Auctioueer. f27-d&ds
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Written for THE EVENING STAR.
COnValescence.

That sense Of freedom which the bosom thrills,
Escaped the house of bondage, came one day
Where, in the open rolling country, lay,
Far to the west, horizon-bounded hills.
They wrought their magic on the air that spills
Its purple vapors in the far-away
Distance that draws, yet dooms to swift decay
The fairest vision that the fancy fills
That soul which never knew the touch of pain,
The weight of heavy hours, the wearing slow
OF torture's most unmitigsble chain,
The sick mans thraldom in the house of woe.
When free and happy in the world again
The Joy of convalescence shall not know.
Old Point, Va, March H. JOHN SAvARY.
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me Old GOLDEN SHERRY.
INE OLD BhASDIES AND LIOUEURS
n20-dts
THoMAs DOWNING, AuctiOneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No 1910 ID
STREET SOUTHWEST, Al AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH TWENTY
FOURTH, 1890, at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the
premises, shall sell parts lots ana IN square Bob
"A lUXlOO improved by Two story and Attic Frame
Dwelling with Brick Basement, No 1910 u street
southwest.
Terms One-third cash. balance in and IL months
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed Of
trust all cash, option Of purchaser All convey
anclng, &c, at purchasers cost; 500 deposit re-
quired al the time of sale.
THOMAS BOWLING
ml9-4t Auctioneer
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nUNcANsON BROS. Aucnonecrs.

ENTIRE CONTENTS or DRUG STORE GOOD
Mill SODA LDlN AIN, SODA PLANT AND
AfAlsA 4 =, ShflNiNGS, col MFRS, CASES.
PkESCk UPTON FILI.S, sc SuI IHWfsT
SOhNkk on NINTH AND SIRhEIs NORIH-
WEST, NON OCCt Pad BN l.. &. RISHOP
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING TWENTY SIXTH
DAY OF MARCH At llkNlN O'CLOCK Ne will sell
10y order OF l. {. BISHOP who retiring from baSi-
hess tue entire contents Il the Ein' store cor
ner 9Th ana IA streets Northwest comprising an Part:
A Fine Line q Pure Drugs Toilet Articles.
Patent Medicines. Cigars. Nc.
TUFTS Draft soda Apparatus.
Gas Fixtures SuelNing. ountsr and Side Case
Prescription Cases ana Fil,s. chairs Settees sc
Also
- One OF the Finest Soda Plant aud Apparatus
South OF New YORK. q liners and Latest Improve
mcnts, borg Matthews ..ul t,vilerator.
This IL ~ the best locations IN MAshixton The
stock Is fresh sud we'll Assorted and the fixtures are
cabinet work The reputation II Mr. BISHOP ~ a
druggist IL well known and ans DESTROYS Of en-
tering the business the pOrtuuty cannot he sur
PASSED.
Terms easy and announced at sale.
viii be sold : entirety
Store now UI-eu iar ns ItCtiun.
ml9-dts DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneep
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT Two-SToRY
BRICK HOUSE, No. 726 NINTH STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT Two-sToRY
BRICK HOUSE, No. 726 NINTH STREET
NORTHEAST.
By virtue OF a deed of trust dated the nineteenth
day of April, 1881 recorded in Lber No 1857, folos
10 ct and at the request of the party secured
thereby will SELL at public auction TO the hi. hest
bidder, i'll front the premises, at HALt-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK in the AFTERNOON OF MONDAY
the THIRTY FIRST DAY OF MARCH, 1890, ali of
lot numbe red twenty seyen (2G in Kelly subdivi-
sion of square numbered nine hundred and twelve.
the same being 10 feet front 9th street between q
and streets northeast by depth of Is feet with
alley side and rear together with the improve
ments, consisting of two story brick dwelling of
seven rooms bath room, pantry, electric BELLS lit
by electricity hot and cold water house heated
by the hotwater system stationary wash tubs cellar
under the whole house. Built by and for the
owner in the most thorough and complete manner: in
fact the best house of its class in city Open
inspection.
Terms of sale: The amount of Indebtedness and ex-
pense OF sale tabout S2S.IO) in cash balance
and two years at per cent per annum, interest
able semi annually, all cash the option of the
purchaser. 500 down at time of sale Terms of sale
TO be complied with within days resale at pur-
chasers cost after five days notice published in WASH
ington city newspaper Conveyancing, &c, at pur-
chaser's cost.
ISAAC l. JOHNSON ,-,..
JOHN NJ LAWTON, ! irustees.
A loan of s2.700 will be made on this property II
desired ml3 I'll, q, tukds
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T. e. wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE On IHE LAST SIDE OF
EIGHrEENlH STREET BETWEEN s AND I
STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue OF a deed Of trust duly recorded smong
the land records OF the Distinct Columbia m aer
l4l2, folio 343 ct seq. and requss. of
the holder OF the secured the hereinafter de-
scrIbed lot, shall sell public auction, of
the premises, on THURSDAY IHE TWENTY SEN-
ENIH DAY OF MARCH. 1890, at FIVE O'CLOCK
p NJ, all that certain parcel of ground lying and
being il the city Of Washington IN said District and
known as lot 10 III Denl~on's recorded subdivision
proyements &c. consisting of a three-stOry brick
house.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash residue in two equal
payments at one aud two Year, respectively, per
cent interest payable half yearly secured by deed u
trust on the property sold all cash, at option Of
chaser $500 ia pOst at time sale Terms be-
piled with in ten days the right
readyerse ami sell at ueaultng purchasers cost and
risk. AL convey ancing. 6c.. at purchasers cost.
hEDtOkD ". " AIkkII { 1,.,.,..
m15-dts GEORGE II. BALDWIN, Ns
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BOWLING, Aucnoneer.


FIVE FINEPARL0R SUITES. WALNUT ETEGERE,
WITH FRENCH PLATE MIRROR, FANCY
TsLE FAtSILNGs hNR E EsSk WIa
LAkGE FRENCH PLATE MIRROR; MARbLE-
TOP TABLES EASY CHAIRS, LEATHER-COv-
EREp AND OTHER LOUNGES. WALNUT MAR
BLE-TOP SIDEBOARD TN FINE CONDITION.,
WALNUT LEATHER-COyEkED DINING
CHaIRs, WALNUT ,v 6XTENsIoN ,, TABLEs,
BILE ToP CHAMBER Suites. WAL
NUT CHAMBER FURNITURE IN SEP
A AsATE P stSkr wA MTur MIRRph-
koBEs, HusK AND HAIR MATTRESSES.
FEATHER PILLOWS AND BoLsTERs, THREE
siEhDs, M99qET AND BODY BRUSSELS
CARPETS, WINDOW HANGINGS, SMALL LOT
OF CHINA AND GLASS KITCHEN UTENSILS
&c.
On TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH TWENTY.
FIFTH. 1890, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK I
shall sell the entire contents of the room
residence No. II 20 Thirteenth street northwest The
furniture is in fne condition and should Command
the attention Of parties desiring good class Of furn
ture.
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING.
14S-oo Ancto0aoe.