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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-22
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We are Indebted 70 lbs eoar.-
esy q NJ Dyer. TIE rspre-
sensitive II Boa0lulu Q: lie
R5soou Iron Works and eariRszr
Il ohzrge q lie eree15on Of
tie dredging machine tor : E5sE
q Tie drawings q tbe machine.
whssh : 10 Be eo1s.ruc.sd hare.
To begin With he elsvzs5oo- Tia
P--leiP2l feature q Eh4s Es u1st
sal ihs saa-1 q The SOW = ibs
hinge pile @ sp1d which i 10 hold
bsr II bs- pl2os Eails :. Eo4k-
I1sre @rs NO q these. bz5 oalF
ooe vii bs II 1sz STA 1us 3 i
E1st serve tor : prot to- the
Eao-e machine 70 sEng O, IS tbs
e1.ls- :. Tie opposite eod q TIE
so0E hzs - be shifted iron tine 70
tine = Z CTS Is l-soeh along The
hoitoE- Each @sp1d IS hug
vertical pale q timber. sbsz1bed
sd pointed viii s1esl. zn5 : der
E5ek : provided Ebiob vii Ii.
ether sPad ous q tbs gro1Dd and
drip Z sgzin =bea md Ebsrs
Icy u oacassEy- 4 lose fling
t7te O ens5ng allows tbs syzd 70
he rzissi @ dropped while always
connected viii The se0E.
Mex ooas lie tEo bolsrg
=h1sasz q oos z104bsr With ths6rs
6oo-x to~zr5s ibs s.srn. Rsnss5
n01 p1--1a-.1Is 81 4bs engines.
merely rsazrkiag thai wbils -
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Pz0ps ths CHAINS fo- zl.arzDr III
direction u The cat1e-- zrs al up-t
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hire
Ne E.=n engine 0ass started.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-22

Tie ~zr el0gd 1oE again
Threatening a. The graf powers a
EzroPe Proaseds Is 1szal fron tbs
r%oPsni1g q Ehz1 has long been
known IS Ibe EAszEaS QUESTION.
What this Eastern Question zcsa-
ally L. 21d how s1d By whom i.
VII be answered Is cooandrun
10 which ID sSo STATES II Earope
wo0ld gre the sane reply, bit
s-5I L nay bs possible 70 form II
idea Il 70 how This Perplenog
question nay appear 10 the ralsrg
q tie T2r50as countries nost II
1s-ested
To Rassi4 L means aggression
purs and simple, the Possass5o. Of
lie whole q The Black SEA li.to..sI
tbs free passage. tor he present
and final possassioa q both shores
q t6s Bospborzss Sea Of Nzruors,
41d Dgrds3ellas, and thence 10 The
e0n61as a Greses, the Nediierrz-
ns2n e01st from The Dzrds1eIles 10
re Sa=E Canal the absorption q
TIE rsas1Ely erss1ed STATES u R0z-
aAni1. Balgzrsz and SerFiz zhieh
4 e0urse means present prsp0ad- .
srz0ee N znd fzturs possession q. 4
II SOath Eastern BurOPe and Asa
Minor OF Rassian plans regard
7g Asa proPar Ne Dssd Dot =pazk
'ers tbey 100 nay be defined By
h oos word. 2ggrasson.
To Azstrzz The Eastern Question ]
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-22

IM nesting Of he Mechanics
Unioa- held O Thursday sEsai1g,
drew 0zs 5 tzir zt.e1da0es. AID.
considering tbst J: Vas called CD :
very sAor. 1oi5oe and lbz. lie uzIa
ot!ect S4s 70 zd0pi us2k1res 70
sEse. 5 Reorganization o. The soci-
e.E, al Ezs accomplished that
eozld bzEs been expected Iba,e
4 10 do1o. thai BIZ na.1zI cooeas-
Eo1s 5 P.z1o-n MY Be &dop.ed
Ebica vii 2sei The approval OF :
Majority q the vo.s-s here &Dd
Throughout TIE kingdom II sly
eEor.s made E.iA t5ls II v.eE zIl
vii 6oatllass zsslsl Thai TIE re-
sali q lie election q 1880 Ezs
disappointment a. 4uozod Z be-
universal! conceded To &Foid 8
SIMILAR disaster II 1892 shoald be
sbs ziD O sys-y T0.e--
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-22
Aauaiian6aEette
10-PAGE EDITION.

IHs native newspaper, kleie,
wb,cb. Ike The k2 Lso, prints
oae page q English with sares
pages q Hawaiian. startled The
community % Saturday last, viii
is attacks OF leading citizeas-
pobl5o and private, uttered IL
language thar s5oald Leave ID
doab. q us p1blisber Do. beng II
his right mind. HIS zroest sD6 the
closing q his o6ss followed Is
Measures q necessity The A.
Leo b2s Do. ys. reached The same
6eP.h q personal nsligaiiy, exoep:
psrhsDs II lis malicious and II
esIe6-tor attacks o. The Q1eel.
hi The case q ibs Elsle sbe1ld
serve $ 5 lesson, TIA. taere Is
Posn. beyond which :o-bazrz1oe
ceases % Il 5 vlT.1e.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-22
Supreme Cont

Mary Sutherland VS. James Suiher-
land. Petition for q separation Judge
Bicksrton fled q decision granting the
separation with possession OF children
and $50 per month alimouy. j. A. Ma
goon for plaintiff; ". o. Smith for de-
ieniaut-
Lih1e Plantation rs. Jas B. Hanaike,
tax collector. Assumpsit for S7l9 81.
Jury waived. A decision in the above
suit vas fled by Judge Bickerton S4tur-
day, September u, in favor Of the de-
iendznt. The claim was Tor taxes on a
certain lszseh0ld land OF "Waialua,n
hell bF the plaintiffs. The corporation
had failed 20 make any return within the
period prescribed by Law. The Court,
I ,ll0Eing clear line Of decisions, held
that in such cases no appeal lies. and
that the plaintiff is bound by the assess
ment q The ASSESSOR. F. II. Hatch for
PLAINTIFF; Deputy Attorney-General for
defendants
WEDNESDAY, Sept. l6.
In re guardianship Of Kahune (k.) and
kzimiolz wi, minors. w. D. Smith
attorney f-r petitioner. Petition Of E.
Colt Hebron for appointment Of guard
iznship Of Kzhune * and Ksimiolz
lE-l, minors. The Court orders z. Colt
Hebron appointed guardian Of the per-
son and property Of said Kzimiola w. J
and q the properly Of said Kzbune *. }
under $50. Bond fled and letters Is
sued
THURSDAY, Sept. IL.
PEOBAIE DIEIsIOs-BEFogE EIcKEKToS, J.
Estate Of " L. Green. Accounts and
discharge G.. Brown attorney for petit
TONER. Court examined accounts and
orders same approved and exeeutrix lis
charged.
September 16 service was made in the
iollosing suit: G. W. Mzcfarlzne We.
the Wzkzpu Sugar Co. Petition for |
leave 10 bring action. A. S. HartselI,
Tb1rstOn & Frezr, and Chas. /. Carter |
for petitioner.
In The s1it Of the Hawaiian Conner
cizl and sugar Company against the
Waikspu Sugar Company an order has
been fled that the deposition q John d. |
Spreczels b taken beiore the clerk On i
next al 10 O'Clock II the fore
soon, and notice d szid order was served |
70 the defendant and g. w. Mzefariane
md cefendant's attorneys.
THURSDAY, Sept. II.
The deposition Of ". J. Wright, 7. II.
Wright and J. de MelIo we're taken In |
be suit II w. j. Wright ". J. r. Hack
ed e Al Defendants ansBefs we're
Led IN The came suit =
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-22
A REMARKARLE TUVRNILE
EDITOR.

Tello d'Apery, New York's mos
famous boy editor is roaping tn
bitter fruit of success and has beel
ordered out of the city by hi
doctor.
This lad, now about IL years. i
little marvel OF acute editoria
Judgment Is seems 10 have beer
born in him. Very early in hi.
editorial career he would be play
Ing with his marbles or his pet Cal
when he would say: II have al
ides- / Will write 10 Prince So
snd so and get sn article for the
Sunny Hour" HIS ideas always
have worked. He has published
in his little monthly articles from
more Kings ani Queens and
Princes and war-worn Generals
than Sny three magazines OF grown
Up Dimensions Carmen Sylvia sent
him two poems. 0sman Pasha,
the defender of Plevna, sent him an
article for which 5 magazine editor
would have given front tooth.
Prince Roland Bonaparte has Just
sent him the manuscript of an IN
Published book on science with full
liberty 70 use extracts The Prin-
cess Of Wsles sent him story. 4
man Publisher hearing of this con-
eloded that he could do as much
snd sent 8 blank check for an
other- The check was, of course,
retained.
Social leaders IN New York took
the boy up sud made : pet of him.
Their children wrote for him and
be was in demand st receptions
and fairs, where he was model of
boyish department. But all this
WAS hard on 5 growing boys vital
Iay- Dello viii be kept st school
this winter IN the couHtry out of
reach Of city exeitements. Three
days IN each month be will have
leave Of absence 10 come down and
gel his paper ready for the press.
Next yesr he will go abroad, and
whether he goes 10 Paris, Spain,
Turkey, Africa, South
America or China, he will be able
TO hob-nob with subscribers and
Of the most imposing
and digninsd character.
The ssuctum Of this young editor
S > museum. There are shelves
filed with euriOsiiies, snd rows
upon rows Of photographs. Most
Of the distinguished contributors,
and some lie Qaeen Yietoris who
baye Lot contributed, have sent
him portraits, SO that the wall is
ike gallery of notsbles- Prince
Rol&nd BonspSrts Is 5 splendid
young msn with $ slight
nns.sehe. Gzrsbed keshiskian.
he p1blisher of the Constsntinople
Illustration. is handsome, middle
-ged Turk with s fez and full
9rown beard. Osmsn Pssha's mill
sry cost Is covered with military
decorations. Prince AsErocordato
Ooks out from another photograph.
There Is another OF General Sher-
nan and letter, almost the last be
yer wrote, snd other letters and
il every language. Mr..
Aeshiskian's Turkish paper has
aetare Of TeilO Oh It's last page,
which IS the first as We would
while the title psge is On
De back. Tie type looks not ID
Ike the Chinese 1re-craeker char
cters-
Every number Of this young edi-
prs magazine has psid from the
rst- There sre few editors who
o1ld szy IS much The money
Oes into : : barefoot fund 10 buy
hoes for poor boys-S- z. Call.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-22

1 nc NaIaC0S = 'A&~~S N-tS-+ANS N"-
be started or stopped Just by th'
/ lever commanding = friction strap
/ last - IN : factory each iudividOa
E2lne or what not may be SCI j
motion Or 81 resi- by The placing o.
diSpiaeins The driving strap, Will,
the engine itself keeps steadily on
The outward or bow end OF n,
Sow Is secured by two chains lead
/ ing 10 anchous or other isstenings
/ one on either bow, and thus it ):
obvious thai veerns on one chair
snd shortening II on The other val
point the cutter, which is in line
with .hs keel OF the seow, in The
direction desired by the engineer.
Nowwe come TO the srea; cutter,
70 the scIion OF which everything
elss Is auxiliary. Projecting from
the bow" or seward end Of the
scow Is S huge fabric which looks,
but ihz. Il Is SO mach heavier and
substantial, SO powerfully braoed
and crossed braeed. like 5 big pile
driver slung horizontally Through
the length Of The construction, II
the center, lies the cutter shaft and
underneath and ; little below The
shaft Is The suction pipe, a. The ex-
iremily Is the cutter Itself, hage
drum with cas. STEEL blades ~
ranged spirally on the outside
To sci The whole dredger in
action. the Sow beng secUro II
The chosen spot, The engineer low
es the cutter down, tilI by lis own
weigh. Il lies OF The ground 70 be
removed. It's 1ow sc. revolving
rapidly; The knife edge euls and
ss4rs mp The mDd OF sir, which
falls iu.o The hollow O: The drum.
whence Il i caught I'd by The sue
li0l and bro1ght u the level q The /
Sow, which ]. iraverses unal Il i
reaches The pipes OF the pon.Oons 4
inlo which Il passes throuEh Hex- i
ible JOINTS Il Is then passed across
TIDE interval o: water be.Seep the 4
Sow sid the dry reef. where II
confines lis journey By pipes On
: piled srestie across The reef sill !.
reaches the dumping enclosure into
which !. rams and i lei. 70 settle,
lie ws.e- passing away D! Peroo-
sil0n, and the salid matter being
OF The reel vill With 5
"a vail II iron. q !. provide many
.cUas Of valuable building ground
Or the Deeassitas ot The Rooolala
! TIE future.
OF the engines II l. only neoas-
'2Ey 70 s-y ta4s they VII BE- ooD-
.e1Sng engines Of the bass type, (
I'd El1b eTery modern ln2roEe-
1eot- Sor2os ooade1s1E sn6 The
circulating system al supply the
,oiIers with bot fresh water z16
'osare eTery economy Of labor z1d
sel, ~ith faless Development Of
over.
TIE ooastrzetSoa Q. the SOW l.
81 would have been tar.ber Sc
'zooed by this tine, b1; that II /:
oEt01ztsly, the consignment q
i0oa. Ehlch came 6rs1 70 hand
oasistsd largely q Pla0king and
Il Lighter so@atling, which i 10Y
7sots6 mil .hs hszyiar t5nbzrs. .
agaa balks, eso- sre il Place
als timber, hoEsFsr, Is ooE beng /:
nlozded from The Robert Levers .
% tine VII Be los Row, either q
III U D-cbinsry. and the drs5Es-
-i-l bs = work basors The en6 a
'oTsnbsr-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-22

While the armies q the British
Empire eost zbo1t sl77y O00, 900 :
year. the German Empire costs
sbOus sl55 GO 90 year. and the
French army 3 Little over s141.-
90 600.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-22
Nrs Embellishments
Hawaiian Hardware Co, Id
MONDAY, Sept. Al.

We've a word to say to
people who have their own
COWS and make butter for
themselves or others. Butter
| Moulds is the word. We
have some made of hard wood
that look very nice, and per.
haps they're as good as they
look. We don't believe the
butter will keep any longer or
will taste any sweeter moulded
in these that we have, but thew
are as good as any we ekFl
saw. They're no use to
if you don't make butter.
Woodenware isn't hard
ware. is it? But that's one of
the lines we offer you this
week. Hash bowls, or rather
bowls in which to chop meat
are made of wood, and we
have EN-; some of them small
enough for two others laroe
enough for the parties who
have been in business long
enough to raise large families,
We have them to fit any size.
A new lot of carriage whips
some of them you would want
to use on a $1,000 animal. We
have Others. plenty good
enough for a horse not worth
$40. The style and work
manshiP governs the price.
You'll want a good one.
Some Buhac " this time;
strong enough to knock down
a bill collector, and it's a
harder thing to do that than it
is to kill mosquitoes. We don't
know how true it is but we've
been told that any mosquitoes
who get a Whit of this powder
and manage to get away tell
heir neighbors, and that set
les the mosquito nuisance
Ne don't vouch for this state
nent take it for what it's
worth.
We have a fish kettle in
lgateware that looks like a
pretty good thing. 1t seems
s though fish boiled in one
If them ought to taste lots
'etter than the ordinary way
If dousing them in hot water
nd boiling all the substance
'ut of the fish. You don't
ave to spoil your fish in one
# these kettles. They're
ooked IN steam-the hot
Fater needn't touch EN-. OF \
curse they won't taste as
God as those cooked a Ia
hawaiian in tea leaves, that's
ne best way in the world, but
ls'nt every one who knows
ow to cook EN- that way.
axe the next best thing then
nd buy an agate fish kettle
If there are engineers or
lachinists in town who are in
ant of an oil can with a very
ing spout to it, long enough
} enable you to oil parts Of
lie machinery without danger
losing life or limb, we can
clip them. Polished brass is
le material and they're bright
1ough to be used as mirror
hen you don't want to use
lem for oil They don't cost
alf as much as a new arm
Id they're cheaper than an
policy of insurance.
If there's anything we don't
lyertise and you want It. we
Ill <--.& =
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-22

CaE esteemed contemporary, the
Zeitang der De1tscbeD Eisenbzhn-
yerEsii1nge0, says that the largest
locomotive YET tuilt IN Europe Is
IS feet over all, with total weight
Of 81 tons On : gradient Of l in
70 the engine can, By exercising
lis fall traction power, move 200
tons Il Vas built 81 the Hirsebu
works il Munich
Al Alliance, Ohio, : mothers
heart has been rejOiced By the re-
turn Of son who was supposed TO
have persisted II the JohDstoHn
food He narrowly escaped be-
coming : victim Of that great dis
aster, and has since circumDavi-
gated the globe Is sailor Without
informing his relatives Of his
whereabouts
By The eject Of : sermon by the
Of the Mississippi State
psnitentsry 2 year ago. 3 convict
thief who escaped 81 that time has
voluntarily surrendered himself TO
serTe O1t his sentence, which will
expire n three years He declares
bzs intention 70 lead sn honest life
IN the futara
An English surgeon claims 70
aaTe relieved niDeiy-eight patients
III Of 100 IN cases Of rheumatism
y the application Of wintergreen
Ill He mikes : linIment Of equal
1arts OF sEIntergreeD and olive oil,
nd applies Il 70 the part, keeping
eoFered With oiled six and fan
lei He says that the pain i re-
Tered IN from fozr 70 six hg1rs-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-22
4 Corner il RhaIeboue.

Whalebone, which was worth IN
the ffties only 50 TO 50 cents q
pond, has gone up TO $3.50 Per
pound 4 combine has been effect
Cd N San Francisco among the
agents OF whsleships to keep the
price up 10 thai figure, and IS much
higher g possible. Il Is understood
that Capt Knowles Is TO have charge
Of this business and al the bone Is
10 go through his hands. and Will be
graded before Ii goes into the MIR
kst
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-22
IHrEsDAY, Sept. II.

The deposition Of ". ]. Wright, 7. II.
Wright and J. De MelIo we're taken In
the suit II w. j. Wright ". J. r. Hack
fed e Al Defendants aneBefs we're
fled IN TIE same suit
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-12-04

The lin mill, which was cmmcnced
Sep.2aS, by engineer Kline just a few
days over two months ago, is nearing
completion, it is all shmg!ea aud o%nc!os-
cd with the exception of the windows,
which will he put in the end OF the
week, one hundred in number. The
frame work is all finished and q more
substantial structure nobody ever saw.
each timber is hraccd several tunes over,
so that there will be no danger of and
giving away. The work on the inside
will now begin, several men are already
employed in building foundations for
the boilers and engines. 1t is very
likely that the machinery will he ship
ed right away unloadea at the depot
and hauled over to the mill with teams
for the railway will not be completed
for eight weeks tocome.--Naimcy Pcah
MiuiRq NcMs.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-12-04
Festl,al OF li;,Ns.

On next Thursday aud Friday, Dec.
10 and II, there will be held in the
building formerly occupied Ivy II.
Marty with furniture. a Festi.a! of
Days. 10 those who may wish cluci.
dation OF this n%cw-named festival. we
would explain shortly. There are SLY
tables III the festival, one for each
housewives working day III the week.
MONDAYS table holds all the aecesso.
ries to e busy housewives washing
day, clothes bags, wash aprons, etc.
Tuesdays carries the necessarics for
ironing day. Wednesday for mcadinc
day. Thursday Is a day Of ccnpara.
tive leisure, and OH it is found the fan.
cy altlcles, all very beautiful, and {,
those who premeditate purchasing any
elegant Christmas presents just step in
and save yourself the trouble of wan.
dering around trying to find some.
thing TO suit You and il the ladies can
de it you can't be suited-such is Tie
large assortment. Friday with ills Gust
caps and brooms is represented a.
sweeping day-no wonder it's callei
uplucky, for the poor man at least
Last ONE Saturdays table, Baking
Day. A Supper will be seryed each
night of the festival and an elegan,
menu has been prepared, in which oys.
tiers will figure prominently. The fes.
tival will be given by the Ladies Aid Il
the NJ, d. Church, which fact alone
guarantees FOR the quality of the goods
and the ral'idity Of their sales. Go and
get some ofthe finest and at the same
time most useful Xmas presents. Re.
member the time Of opening: Thurs
day afternoon.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-12-04
Railroad Runners.

A dispatch from Chamberlain to the
World-llerald says: An order has
been received here from tine head
quarters of the Illinois Central rail
road in New York City, asking for
samples of clay found along the Mis-
sourl river in this vicinity. 1t has al
ways been believed that the Illinois
Central would finally extend their line
from Sioux Falls to this city with the
ultimate intention Of building across
the ceded Sioux lands to the Black
Hills. The interest manifested in the
mineral products of This section
Strengthens tine above belief. The inn
mense am,Hnt Of stock annually
shipped from west of the Missouri
is also thought to lie an important
factor in tins compaay's interest III
this section.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-12-04
In Honor of Judge Gardner.
The bar of this CITY rendered a

The bar of this city rendered a re-
ceptiou to Hon. VIM. GARNER, the
popular and able Judge Of tins circuit
on Thanksgiving night at the Gil
iisrie. Judge Gardner has already
Won ar enviable reputation as an allie
and impartial judge and The mcm-
beers of the Hot Springs bar apprcc-
iating his courtesy and ability ar
ranged for the affair.". A banquet was
spread at the Gillespie and was all
that con!d be wished. After The
banquet u. ID. Norton acting as toast
master called upon Chauncy l.. Wood,
OF Rapid City to respond to TIE toaS!
OF "Ilie Bench of the Black Hills
which he did in an exceedingly able
manner. "Fees' was hanaled--not
literally, (if We may take l.is word for
it) but oratoyically-by Chambers KEEL
lar who in his own happy style added to
the mirih and good cheer of the COM
pany. "Our Forensic Institutions
was assigned TO w. III. Frye who gave
evidence OF having had that kind OF
training suggested lay lis theme. Col.
Parker was called upon bat unable to
respond because of the tax upon Vote
during the term OF court, greatly to
the regret of The company.
Judge Gardeners effort upon The
"Har of the Black i,ils'was a1i exceed.
ingly eloquent ono. 1t is Il we'll known
fac: that Judge Gardner is a public
speaker OF more than usual oratora,ral
ability and he seemed to be at MS best
upon this occasion. $. Il. Wilson
made the closing speech of the evening
in which he referred to The %diiiicultie:
encountered by the Hot Springs bar. |,
was like all of Wilson'S public speccl,c:
ably delivered.
The company included the member:
OF the city bar, visiting lawyers ana
representatives. of the city press. am
numbered sixteen. The affair vas thor
oughly successful ana was u Yer,
pleasant one in every respect.