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The National tribune., 1890-09-11
GENERAL.

At Single Tax Conference In New York a
National Single Tax League was organized, all
anizatiOn5 subscribing to the National SIN
gIe Tax platform being eligible for membership
Tho New York Board Of Aldermen adopted
resolutions asking the United States authOri-
ties to order recount of the population of
New York city, on the ground Of inaccuracy in
tho census fguTe5.-F Farmers in North Da-
kota and Minnesota declare that great injustice
is being done them by reports of heavy crop
yields, circulated, they say, by st. Paul and Min
ncapoi5 Board oi.Trado men to break prices.
Tho State Treasurer OF Indiana refused to
pay Governor HOvoy his salary on the ground
that there was only enough money in the treas
ury 10 pay the running expenses Of the State
benevolent institutions until funds we're re-
ceived from the Counties. The Governor will
sue tho Treasurer.-The Attorney General
has decided that drawbacks on expectation Of
goods made of imported materials must be paid
to the c0nsignor in the absence of evidence that
the articles belong to other persons.-Certain n
streets Of Wheeling, w. Va, have been block
AIDED by mob who sympathize with the street.
car strikers, thereby preventing tho passage OF
the electric cars-The strict prohibition law
Of South Dakota was enforced ia Dead wood,
aud 80 saloons were closed and not q drop Of
liquor can be sold. As the town Is overwhelm-
ingly anti-Prohibtion, violence is feared.-
Pennsylvania Reserve Day was celebrated on
tho battlefield of Gettysburg and the - mon.
umonts that mark tho regimental positions
were transferred 10 tho Memorial Association.
Col. J. ii. Taggart was orator Of the day, and a
happy speech was made by warGOyernor Cur
tin.
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THE ARGENTINE TRENTON

AgASY engaged in mines, mills, on farms sr q
III other active pursuits need heavier watch thAa
We have been offering heretofore, and Ws ha7s zsds
arrangements % meet this demand.
We have special wat-5 for the purpose which vs
warrant % De perfect -Mesesper and II received
Will make 10 good
The case IL made by the famous Duebsr CompanS
and the works By tna Trenton Company The c1sa
weighs three DHnces and is dust tgAt and sold a
Fcc<- y - tale OF r1lt m zt the chsf c0a-
pCreut Of cE is silver and i8 Tue same clear through
II ls - good silv1r, being somewhat harder zud
scratch * less readily ana wears ike coin silver case.
l. Is called the Argentine case, and looks st Ike ahAG
is known the blSsls and Silver.us case. We haFa
geat confidence N this Tatch aid sure L VII rsSs
The National tribune., 1890-09-11
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
In an address the President of the Trade
Unions Congress, in session in Liverpool, sd-
vocated direct represent taton of labor in Par
lament and State control Of the railways.-
Lord Sackville, as Lord of the Manor of STRAIT
ford on Avon, has presented to the Town Coun-
Gil n claim for encroach mentand rent in respect
to the fountain and clock tower donated by Mr..
George W. Childs.-The British steamer Por-
tuense, of the Red Cross Line, from New York
for Para, foundered near the Anegada Island,
British West Indies. Nineteen of her crew
escaped in boat but the Captain, first and
third officers, chief engineer, and remainder
of the crew are believed TO have pershed.--
English shipping merchants representing a cap
ital of $780, 900, formed union in London
" to resist the tyranny of trades unions and to
protect employees from terrorism. ."-The In
ternational Agricultural Congress in session in
Vienna passed resolutions in favor of the for
nation of u central European Customs League
and the adoption of standard of value in tho
states comprising the league.-The Liver
pool seamen and fremen have decided to COM
bat the just-organized Ship Owners Fedora
ton, and u trial of strength with the gigantic
union of capitalists may soon be looked for.
-Gon. Boulanger is reported to be in Lon
don incognito to act as ono of Henri Roche
forts seconds in forthcoming duel.-ChrIs-
tina Barrundia, daughter OF Gen. Barrundis,
who was shot TO death on a Pacific mail steam
ship at San Jose do Guatemala attempted TO
shoot Mr.. Miznor, United States Minister at
Guatemala, whom she accused of having caused
the death of her father by not aifording him pro-
tectiou.--GeOlogiCa tests are being made of
tho English Channel sea bed with view of
building a bridge across the Straits of Dover
between England aud France.-Large tracts
of land in Austria and Bohemia are inundated.
A bridge over tho Moldau at Prague collapsed,
aud 90 people on it, who were watching the
flood, were drowned. who ex-
amined the body of jacques Constant, a con-
victed murderer gullotined at Epnal, France,
found the heart beating six minutes after the
docapitatiOn.- Tho Marquis de Mores, who
was sentenced to three mouths imprisonment
for exciting Paris workingmen TO riot, has
been released, the remainder of his term having
been romitted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
WEALTH OF THE WATERS.
Feod Fishes Abound In the Sound.
0cean and Rivers.
The Royal Chinook HalEbut Fishing
Traut In Mountain sfreasns-oysterss
CLANS and Grabs.
OlYNrIk. q. "a.

0lyNrTs. Dec. -
Among Ali the elements Of seaith unde-
velorcd or bat slightly developed N this
Grand state. Is food fishes are - 30
means least important. It's timber. coal.
iron. rich soil, agricultural ur0dasts. min
erals and precious metals have each aud all
been brought into due promsneBce, and
each has attracted IL share of the teenaIng
mnltitndez who seek homes and fortunes
among "a. By comparatively few, how
ever. j. the fact appreciated that in the
waters Of Puget sound. tie Straits Of Fnea,
the Gulf of Georgia and in the numerous
HAYS lniets. estaaries ard rivers 81 lAeent
thereto, and ia the grand old Co
Iarat8a that courses along err southern
ssartler. ard in fhe waters Ct the Raeiae
OCEAN laying our westera shore. are food
fishes enough 70 furnish Ensssnanee IN
their line TOT bA8 the e0ntinenf. Our
thoantasns truly furnish . sportsman ;
paradise. their generous proanct ftnvAFl-
ably described a. sVecklsd beauties -
..writs-ur.s" 81 nslsias excuTsio1El are be-
gssigiug aad seductive enough % iaFc busy
snen frara STEERS 3usr IN every waik % hfe-
gat Il j. not Of skese thas this brief article
all deal. Too many think oaly Of tFous
ara purisnr brooks uhen the subject Of
sg.s.essax i ruentinnea. The teod 6sheA *
ar Hatsrs. a. an srsiele 81 coamsvna. hare
neyes rel rsrs3ved f5tae Of
their sha~a 81 pahiSc consideration.
Iseseg Il this we're nas trne ws ssaoaid
have gsh comnzissian As ds1ly author
ned hureaa 81 oar iscAa govsFuaneah We're
thls aos f-as. AIso. we shon1 have fes o.
tbe s,7ssous af hsuns and toreign capital
invested IL asAsnE Industries ssEseaa 81
being used 70 lAErslY IN paFsuit q she all
Absorbing e0TaeF boz To Re sure The isasa-
nrse - sAking sAisson On the eaiamssA
river wigh trAps ash 3hseas. books nets
ars.s ss&her eanfsiTGaess. ard parking shetn
Is Kits or barrels or smoking tbsw. has
a<en eareed o. asnes tAe eAsEsskt pevSesi 81
settlsmrnt, and fes k&snon AsAefses q
shazlwafss bay. Stray hAgtoT and FaTfi
sonn8. hare received mofe o. hes &tisn-
ion. Thsse fssh are easily ezugas. Al tAs
zaxsAgsals necessarily nssd are eAs&fis
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frast and A0ar palaes. that xfa excel any
thing o1 the kind on the Pacific coASt Tor
tbs ) the Garden city IA the valley Of
paanty.'
We h2ve also IN prospect large poxk
ard meat packing establishment. f-uit-
dSElng and canning enterprise. Oar
creamery Is 70 Re enlarged 30 thst Walla
Nalia can supply TIE Northwestern states
with prime article al butter and cheese.
srArE FAfk eRosspS HEEx
Our Iate county fair was the most snc-
cessful ever known. Greaser collection OF
tine and haooded STOCK Of al kinds: the re-
s1lt was handsome financial success. The
grounds are the best IN the state. and are
enlarged fo- the purpose Of holding the
state fair here
The TaiiroAd Companies have assured
our Chamber Of Commerce OF asf unusual
reduction Of rates. 50 that the people Of ali
adjoining states and territories can be ir-
duced to attend the greatest and grandest
display ever seen On this coast. Due no.
tice win be given of dates.
While We have factories. Ioundries, tine
Touring mills and planning mills, there Is
rOonsfor more. and they viii soon be built,
sor when capitalists and investors visit rs
and learn our advantages OF free water
power, and our tsod-given facilities. as
well As the unbounded. unlimited sgricul-
tuEal and fruit-growing belts. they will In
vAriahly make investments here
We neesi no false or fictitious boom 10
advance our interests. for. 10 tell the truth
Of our soil and It's productions. is good
enough for any man who means business.
Our mortality rate Is less than any part
OF this Western country. comparatively
speaking. With plenty Of pure water.
numerous streams and an abundance Of
shade in summer. we have more combined
advantages and reliable resources than any
other Western inland city, and a visit 70
our surroundings viii convince any man
or woman we have the right 10 the title as
the Garden City OF the Northwest.
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city there are nereFni other vasEsvs whose
prodrets must aow - enrich tkrs city Al
tbs arsa ~ county Is eapahle 81 producing
hst csllT large crops BAL $50 s,rsater ~
r5esy than almost any other FeeS<ln ri ssrnf-
ieF extent perhaps in the Pacific North
west. Al ihe grains grow IurmrauEiv
fruits and vegetables are unexeeEIed Tor
quality a. wei - quantity Melons are
among the staple products. Germ and To-
haceo are grown 80 perfection sorghum
II 81 exceiient crop. and even q FIRE quail
- Of c0tton has been produced. Peanuts.
too. hare yfsiaed very wei.
Among the new railroad enferprises IS a
Inc from this CITY 10 Portland. toward the
construction 81 which oar citizens hare
pledged : bonus Of Siadc0. The con-
atructlon al this line wiil gxe4ts~ Increase
the importance of North xaksrss. Al 4 COM
Haerclal center. Dnring the year last eaded
two important irrigation bitches have been
constructed IN Yakima eounty--ths sslafs
ditch from the Natehez river on the north
side and extending twelve miles toward
town. With aany branches, whisSh open up
about 800 acres Of good lard. kt q cost Of
probably 50 90. The other ditch i BE-
tween the loser Yakima ard kha Columbia
rivers. and riIi water some u 90 acres af
an estimated cost Of ss5nnO.
The city Is growing rapidly with mary
fiew buildings projected. while the county
~il have the most important Irrigation
canal on the coast. the work nptsn which il
Il intended 70 begtn in Febfuary. fsaa.
Following IL = list Of the new brick build
ings. With estimated cost. all Of which have
been erected during tbs year sH8a Hotel
Yakima, three stories. So, 90. yeE Barth-
olst house. three stories. so 1a0; Syndicate
block. fhrre stories. SO, 90: Lewis & Lyle,
three stories, - 100; Caldwell & Lloyd
two stories, $500. Caldwell a Lloyd, two
stories. SI2.f10. Lowe building. three
stories s220yo; Vining Bro s block, two
stories. y909: Hewlett block. e stories.
e. 600; city hall, two stories. xia0oo, sin
clair baisiing. two stories. g GO Besides
these there have been built nearly 20 resi-
dences.
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CITY OF NORTH YAKIMA.
Center Of q Rich Agricultural and
Fruit Region.
fhtlsiag City 81 Fonr Years Growth
ftrlgaslng aud Railroad Prejeets-
building.

NoKFm YAKiaA. nee. ~. 1850.
North Yakima. enc of the most flourish
~ towns Ia the state. i situated on the
fssa Inc Of the Northern Pacific railroad,
taeai 10 miles east o. Tacoma. lt il the
ns1asy seat OF Yakima county. The city,
heagh lAsd oat IN 1875 aud Incorporated
snf.ns the believing year. already contains
population Of about 3.On Il had the
ssyaai4ge OF being laid out Ola modern
81 scientific plan. with some Of its streets
e tsst vide. the others being eighty feet.
VAR The alleys have width OF twenty
~ The streets are nicely shaded hy
9~s waserea hy small irrieatiag streams
hNing through the city. The Yakima
- Matches rivers, At The confluence Of
saxa the Young city IS aavnntageopsly
leAsea. sllaFa excellent water power,
ssea + already utilized 90 some extent in
q tsnninE 81 a Sour and planning mill
~ several other manufacturing enter
Eases are IN contemplation, sofas az them.
ises. projected.
faeFs arv tao national banks in the city,
= Elfst National having capital ef
haStA and the Yakima National with
eFsM Of ssae0 The assessei fal}le OF
FTeFsy IN the city i nearly si.eesl .essl,
ss'za represents hns little more than one
sassa q is actual cash value. The rate
Z seensy taxation Is the lowest Of any
..s.sasy IN he state, IL nsay be said thai
sefA Yakima Is one Of tho NEST orderly
- ess1 regulated towns IA The state
Washington. especially for = railroad
Nsa Tits s4et Is explained. ia part AZ
a. ey The ether correl&iive taet thGi g
Masatsaaal ard usaFal institutions
#sSlsA churches, benevolent sests lies.
--sfs sumeroas and active The puh.se
sspsl eaissfi5e IS = large aad yery haai.
Nsae esieS building watch weaid DO credit
aay city os i00a Another and a
Nfs' pahlle Sohool Is Ia he erected nexs
EfsnR
Asssa Yakima has six church edilioes.
-Aa'elt, Methodist, Prcshytegian, CangFe-
s1akaal. Cagisssan er Campl,ellte, Efsssss-
go aad Roman Caghalie. Al It these.
- eas exception. sfe councillors snd
sskaat ssr8et0Fes. The estg Ere sserarg.
80 3 sFcient and vel equipped and il
I ~ ray shat the g,oilea department IS
'sslssstd Ia tee ahstse 50 frequently be-
-s4-f A4A& 4A5tte ast tsasstEN kAfaAar
Aasoae tar mech neesea and soog tc'-gse-
...sod'aees improvements are new cay
49, aoFks snA an sleezrsc lsshg psAaa
s',S.sztssFas le-aklnx 70 the construction *
g ihese hSye e<ea Submitted 70 tae
ss2fss. and though no gna3 aston Ass vot
taken, sAere is 10 80ahs Akasessr
ssTSy adoption. The wafer nAlns are 10
: s.'af siies IA leBgth ard there wsH he A.
sSSaty.fve Ay3Fants tor the 49, 81
= s'sy - petsag oat nres fas water
- = takesa from The SAts hes river a. a
~ ~ '' 's's 's's
: ? eosd ssd pare. es,svlne ~ Il does
~ INC glaslers "a sase Cascade auns nassS.
80 - ne salrs wasks aua TIE elsctrsc
s sSAas sia es egeysfest partly az leass,
ssSana power WhleA sha aeczsloaal
s q ssse rsgeF rafssiers necessary.
). - s'sshttg tributary u NerfA Yakima
-. 2 Mssss sSef~ aed rare pF.saarGsse-
nsssSiss The T2AlEs Surrounding he
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THE BEAUTIES or AxDALUsrA.
W omen with Fees SO small That = Baby
could Held Them in It's Hands.

seribner's Magazine.
"a regards her stature and mold. tbs
Andalusian girl Is almost invariably a
Petite brunette, and although not all are
plump. and many are too stout, the major.
ify have exqaikitely symmetrical
taperiag Iir1abs, wegi-developed huxts fiat
chestea women are almost unknown in
spaanl, and the most dainty and refined
hands and feet Regarding these feet
t8autser makes the most astounding asser-
ton that without any poetic exaggeFetion
il would be easy here in seville 70 find
women whose feet An infant might hold Ia
is hands. 4 French girl Of or 3 could
not scar the shoes Of "a Andalusisn Of
~ arm glad % attest that, Il the feet Of
SegiIsan women really we're 80 monstrousiy
sraaa fsty years ago, they afe 80 no longer.
II 4 discouragLng TO see man Ike
Gautier fall into the vulgar error Of
fsncying thai. because small foot
Il A thing OF beauty. therefore the smaller
the foot tie mole beautifni IL must be.
Beasty Of feet. hands and waists = mat-
Ter OF proportion. not Of absolute size. and
too small feet hands aad waists are not
beautiful, bnf ugly. We might - well
argue that since = mans foot onght 70 be
larger than a wonaan's. therefore the
larger his foot the more be has 81
nanly beauty. II Andalnsian women
really had feet 80 small that baby might
hold shem in ia hands they would mol Re
able to yak "a All. or, ri least. not grace
fally. BOT Is i precisely their graceful gait
and carriage for which they a=s most
famed and admired. All spanish wefpea
are graceful 81 compared with ths wonea
of other nations. bsls among them 81 shs
AndalassAna are pFe-eminent In The poetry
ii fssotEou, anA This Is probably she fesson
that. although regular faeaza bssaty p per-
hnrs c01nn0ner Ia Madrid than ~ Seville
found that Tor Garnet par greater COM
rllrnssst 10 Girl ID Northern Spain than
by asking Der L sae il an Aresiastan. 10
wgsla - useless 20 sesk aaikssx lAnn Afias
naass fog a rait e5arzrAhie - thAs q tss
wansen 81 Seville, Eadsx. Malaga A1d Ora
ua9.. ard whsn rcd souIpsszs = e sns mo-
sgar ~ swsn an khe wa5er = ash Is the
water. bird in she ar, Is Il TIE birds and
ths asAes that russl isss ec'n Fiiraeniss.
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i : good general s4ore. kept b. n. T.
Sutherland. Tue American church Tips
oopAA has sine btsl5ing IA East sound
Emmanuel church; and the Methodists
have ehapel Several new scAcea borses
have heen erected during the past year.
East Sound i becoming known - the
finest Summer resort en- PnxeG soussd. not
only for rs inland waters ard grand noun
tain scenery hzf also fer is excellent
bathing facilities and warn water. ker
raen fond ct coumEry life and fraif cnltu-e
and possessed OF small nseans. no place On
the Pacific ofEers greater attractions than
0rcas island. and the Fruit Growers ASso-
ci2ston 81 East sound is pushing the nter
esss Of the waole island vigorously and sue
cessfrily. II would he almost sale 10
prophecy 5.1ao inhabitants within the nexs
Eve years. and probably the increase viii
be larger svsn than thai. s. II. r &.
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CITY OF WAILA WALLA.
It's Wonderful Prosperity During the
Year.
Many Substantial Evidences Of its Prog
re~s and Bright Prospects fer the
Coming Year.

Wsfx.a WAGsA, Dec -. tss9
I he year Just ciosing has heen ore Of the
most prospercas in the history Of WailA
W2lsa. We have had
A greater increase in population
More substantial manufactures.
More capital invested IN manufacturing
ins5assraes.
Mars new dwellings og modern stylss
Mere eraek buildings, and ii hesser quail
isy.
Mere streets opeBesA and improved
More rev business enterprises that are
rrespeTings
Aoze railroads that are making oar city
she center OF trades
A forty Thousand dellu sehooi brick
hBasa3nes
Three rev ssaks and investment COM
psn5es;
steset-car line. telephone ard slecsrse
lights.
Ia short. We challenge Any eAty q oBr
s.se Ia tie ngssa Sssses % sAow Al eaaad
account 81 Substantial Improvements
The real estate sales ard transfers have
asore thAa geabse9 aHy Previous rear.
rsaeFusS.
We have IA praspeet 3 50 90 hosss, sev-
srai lSExe hzsek business bloeks ana a. ina
rseass structure 70 be used - wheat,
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Finx New Baaaiaxs.


I.AsAa. GA HaneraAn creek. IN southern
ssssse' ag spokzne e0Hnsy. hoasts City new
has2a lmes ~lEasn = year. 81 eeeza oaes. czss-
erN3 Alth RANT thousands % dal@ars
hare heen sasssSrihe& E8@As8 sae seaaosa-
Aoases. sherchss aa8 paTsonaees the
sowa AAs IusS incorporated An4 tsey w~u Z
hesnss sAlssa. Ia AAgaa ard a. oaheg
rrsszs-spN ms sA&y aspa seeea 80 Reed the
Fxyezae frcxa s11aan sscxaSe.
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camp at tsaE place. in $50. fully I09 naea
viii ind steady work.
At Lowell. six msles helo1 SBehomish.
=. =. Smith j. putting up steam saw
mill. 20 feet lone. This wili be oi TIE
largest slzs. Perhaps n $50 in this nsia
and lis camps Mr. Smith wia employ 50
men, since ISL be bas probably put
more san logs into the wAter than anyoae
else On Pnget sound He has also ia the
past twenty fire years paid cut more
money AZ wages 70 hsred help than anyone
else On tie Snohontsh river
Al Mary sYtlse, twegve miles from Sno-
homish. are three shfneie-miIls and one
. steam sawmssi. while DabGque's mill. SIX
miles up Fiilichanck. and MIssimer
stoae's nili building up there also. al iEs-
dicate snohemish 10 5e the center OF M
portant manufacturing interests springtng
up a. around here.
in Snohomizh the sawmin, sash and
door factory 81 Morgan Bros, run by
water poser, does an excellent business.
The Snohouish Manufacturing Company.
started last spring. Incorporated last June,
also manufactures doors. sash. blinds,
moldings. and ell kinds OF house furnish
ing materials. Its capital stock il $1,000
It's present property Is worth Sl4,te. It's
location Is along ths railxoad. wlthia one
half block Of The railroad station. Its
buildings are worth s2000, and il Is put
ting Up additional buildings and improve
ments worth 81 so mote since starting
II has manufactured goods worth $4,000.
NON twenty men are in its employ.
movement II on foot 70 double ITS present
capital stock. Probably il viii employ
thirty men next year.
Andgett's shingie-miIl has run steadily
throughout the year. Noll's shfngle-mil
has 5een idle 8 portion OF the time.
Another local manufacture assuming large
proportions are the brick and tie works OF
g. Y. PeaFsall. He started on q small
scale last spring, with small capital and
limited appliances. Ills yard Is k1cAted
one half mile west OF town. Now he has
steam power and the best and latest inn
proved machinery. and dry house. sor
making re-pressed ard other kinds of
brick. tile. etc, in large quantities. lie
now employs near thirty men; next year
he wili employ not TAR from fifty men,
His present plant. outfit aud grounds are
worth $1,000 bis market and the quality
OF bis brick are first-ciass.
Many other enterprises are contemplated,
one steam pulp mill, for the manufacture
Of wood pulp from cottonwood. viii prob
ably be built this coming season. The
total value OF az local manufactures for
lssg viii amount to nearly $4,000. Ia
$50 Il Is probable there will be. at SHohom-
ish and its vicinity. fully 1000 men en-
pioyed in manufactures, and 30 men as
painters. carpenters and other mechanics
This will mean for Snohonish popula-
ton OF 500 inhabitants within the next
eighteen monthS. From present indica-
lions II would not be surprising il, in 1870,
the total value Of ali local manufactures
would amount To almost 100000; il GER
tainly will largely exceed 100000 Thus
the manufacturing improvements thus far
made IN 1859, at snohomish or in its vicin-
ffv are. akn4.f aa follouva.
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An snr5dsns or Main street gesegaaY
sfkernsAsn Vas tAe ifapalsiFe AZ a FAg-
eess hssga nsw8p0y wAo stood sHstsa1e =
eosseons ssaow wlssioN and ass shock Dis
Ssi nnss 1nsaeess wish rage - BE sssresy
sfss xea taae gals dressed hSt3s kesFa
Faantieroy st s4x Nhseh stook inside fAs
rlAss- Bat to dafamy bekag ahas . saka
1 dare. sad esrhs where he waAs Asl nA
bleoa 80 spsIg-