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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-01-28
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Special Correspondence ~ Gazette and Journal
SMYRNA, Jan. 2l.--At the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the PHILADELPHIA
4 Smyrna Transportation Company, held
Tuesday afternoon, the following persons
were elected directors for the year ls99 /.
y. n lruax, Isaac r. Stats, John H.
lIoiteulier, a. l.. Hudson and a. Il. Jar
dine. John ii. lloflecker was reelected
president and A. Il. Jardne secretary and
treasurer.
Steven pcmby, colnred man working
on the farm of Edward Beck. near town
received Il kick from a mule Monday,
which came near killing him
Walter Ware and MISS Ida y. Maberry
We're married last evening AT the residence
Of the brides father, John Mulberry, by
the Rev. Aloysins Green of Wyoming.
The bridal couple will reside near llof-
fcckers mill on the State road.
SMYRNA, Jan. 2G.--The town commits.
5 oners have purchased another lot of
ofster shells, which they are putting on
| wcr Main street, commencing at the
I VII limits and coming over the dam.
WI lie Norris, the little boy from smyrna
LludiHg, who was run over last week BY a
$ asA While he was attempting 10 cross The
= rect, is thought to be out Of danger. lie
mad his nose cut off
Miss Annie Burchinal died Saturday at
the residence of William Il. Grant. The
deceased was in her S5th year and will be
inferred this afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-01-28
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the last, that it shall include
all the latest good things, that
in elegance, variety and vol
ume it should be unequalled,
unapproached. In a single
phrase-the best in all the
world.
These conditions have been
successfully met heretofore
and the signs. are that this
season the progress will dou-
Bile the ratio of the past.
Have you seen the Silk
striped Bedford Cord Cling
hams? The Anderson and
the Yankees too? The Wool
Challis, the Javanaise, the
Crepe Trianon :
The early gatheringof Dress
Goods has a logical cause.
Spring Dressmaking and sew
ing involves serious cares in
every household. Whether
prodigality or economy con-
troll, whether the services of
modiste or domestic skill are
employed, the task is equally
serious and trying.
In the Spring there are too
many dresses for the dress
makers. First come, first
serve. Would save worry in
April and be ready for June
to select in January. For
tra-fashionable or hyper
plain the stock is ready, reader
daily.
Big-block Snow Fla Ike
Plaids, with a network of bars
through the plaids, 37Hc.;
width 50 inches. Seven
shades. These goods were
among the best sellers at the
counter at SOC.
Rough and Tumble Cheviot
has been a size. wonder for
some weeks past The in
terest in it isn't falling off one
whit.
The new Lansdownes-
lightest, daintiest of the Silk
d-Wool Dress Stufs-are
bringing fresh beauties with
them this season. They
seemed the perfection of ex-
quisite texture and tint be-
fore.
"Lansdowne Cord" is the
last bit of elegance. All the
loneliness of the royalist Lans-
downe line and the added
touch that minutest ripples
give to the sheeny surface.
Two sizes of cord; one of
gossamer weight, the other
say taOo gossamers. Only
cream, chocolate, gray and
red in stock now; plenty more
to come. AZ inches. $3.50.
The simple Lansdowne is
$I.25-23 shades.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-01-28

An extra attraction of little
price Book sale is the sets of
standard authors, bound in
half olive leather, gilt top, in
imitation of half levant mo-
rocco.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-01-28

DOVER Jan. 27.-'rhc ninth annual
session of the Teachers Institute (colored)
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-01-28

VIII Carlton as one Of the attractions for
the teachers institute to be held in the
Opera House here next week. lie will
deltYer his Rotations Friday evening.
Governor Reynolds will be present and
ex.Goycrnor Biges Is expected. A young
lady from Philadelphia will add to the
interest of the day session by her humor-
Gus readings.
Several persons have been filling their
ice houses during the cold snap. The ice
measures 81 inches in thickness. The
young folks have also been enjoying them
selves slcghing and Skating. few nights
ag9A certain young lady was out slcighing,
seated between two gentlemen. She had
her hands comfortably encased in warm
nun, and by strange coincidence both
gentlemen Slipped a hand in on each side
nj the same time, while tile young lady
gently Withdrew hers, and there her ad-
mirers sat, squeezing each others hand.
File young lady was 50 fun of glee that
she could hardly control herself. After a
while She quietly remarked, "Now. If you
gentlemen are done squeezing each others
hand, would like to have my muT."
There seems to have been some misrep-
resentaiion in the case Of Frank Thomas
and western commission merchants. There
YVES nu embezzlement in the case hut
merely difference in the understanding
Of the amount due the western parties.
hF, npniaS llilu offered 10 settle with
them. but could not come to any agree.
ment until representative of the firm
came here this week
DoyER Jan. 26.-Speeial Agent Stout Of
the Wilmington $. p. &, q. was here YES.
terday TO look after a case of cruelty to a
little colored girl. The child lives with
John Roselle, near town. ON Friday She
was disobedient and the wife of Roselle
threw d shoyelful Of ashes in her face.
The child was burnei about the face and
neck but not seriously. Agent Stout
looked up the case, but no action was
taken, as both Roselle and his wife are
very ill.
DOVER, Jan. 27.-'rLc ninth annual
session Vt the Teachers lnstitute (colored)
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28
Chill Wants Arbitration.
President Harrison's Message

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-A very volumi-
nous document is the Presidents message
and the correspondence accompanying it,
1t dated back as far as Aug Is. 1890, Is
months ago. and much of 1t was decided
in the Presidents message sent to Con-
gress at the beginning of this session. 1t
is divided into three portions, the hrst
comprising correspondence between Mr..
Blaine aud Mr. Egan or Mr.. Wharton in
Mr. Blalne's absence, correspondence be-
tween Senior Lazcano, the Chilian minister
under Balmaceda's administration aud
lastly notes exchanged between Secretary
Blaine and Don Pedro Montt. the present
Gillian minister to Washington. The Egan
correspondence begins Aug. 10, 1890, with
the statement of the changes In the Bal
maceds ministry which constituted a pre-
cursor to the revolution. The one fact
that is established is that minister Egan
had an abiding faith up to the last mo-
ment In the ultimate triumph of Balmsceda
over his enemies and the downfall of the
insurgent cause March II. 1891. in de-
spatch describing the sanguinary battles
in the neighhorhood of IquiQue,
The minister says that the revolution
had the undivided sympathy and the &C
tive support of the English residents in
Chilli that the English superintendent of
the nitrate works urged their men to join
the reyolutionists. and Col. North contrib
uted the sun OF loo 900 pounds sterling in
its support.
April IA Minister Egan tells of an effort
of the CHILEAN government TO collect duties
on exports from in>urgeut ports, the pro-
tests made by the German and British min
listers and the assurances he has received
: q Il.
ed TO any Inconvenience. April 81 he tel
| egraphed that the Gillian government ur
| gently requests that the proposition of tn,
| Chilsn minister for he purchase of man
of-wsr from the United States be favora
| bly, considered
! Mr. Egan began his efforts as a peace
maker April "a when he telegraphed fol-
| permission to act with the Brazilian minis
ter and French charge IN an effort to re
store peace, the indications being thai
] mediation would be accepted by both par
I ties. The next day he received Mr.. Blaine.
1 permission to sN As mediator. Nav q
/ Mr. Egan informs Mr. Blaine that tn,
! good offices Of the United States, Brazi
and France have been most cordially &C
! cepted toy the government of Chilli aud III,
revolutions. those Of Englaud and Ger
many having been declined,
The l,ata incident first appears in tn,
correspondence in connection with the dec
lsrstion sent by Mr. McCreary, the consu
at Valparaiso. to the State department
here Mr.. Wharton being then the acting
secretary in Mr. Blsine's absence
Mr. Egsn notifies the State department
al the request Of the Gillian government
Of the presence OF the Itata In CAlifornj,
waters Then follows a long history O
the attempt OF the mediators Ia secur'
peace in Chilli winding mp with an accoun
! OF the breaking Of Of the negotiations.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28
Names Grand Army.
The Twenty-fif Annual Encampment to
Be Held at Auburn, Feb l.

The Twenty fifth Annual Encampment to
Be Held at Auburn, Feb. l.
AUBURN, Me, Jan. 23.-The twenty
NTH annual encampment of the depart
ment of Maine. Grand Army, will convene
at Auburn Feb. 4 and continue Feb. 3,
closing with camp fire in the evening at
Auburn hall. Commander in Chief John
Palmer has accepted an invitation and will
be present during the encampment Colon
el Isaac Dyer of Skowhegan will undoubt-
edly be selected for department command
er, there being no opposition to him up to
the present time. He has been seriously
Ill for several weeks past Assistant Ad-
jutant General Z. c. Milliken will proba.
bly, receive reelection. he having made q
very efficient officer. The report of As
slstant Adjutant General Milliken will
show membership of about 300 in the
department, with les posts, four new ones
having been instituted during the year.
This is regarded as nearly the maximum
membership which will ever be reached.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28
Congressional.

Monday, Jan. Is.-The Senate: The La
Abra claim was considered
The House; The bill relating to public
building was read and explained
Tuesday,-The House: The bill to regu-
late the printing and distribution Of public
documents was killed.
The Senate The bill to reopen the La
Abra claim was discussed; several appoint
ments by the President were confirmed.
Wednesday, House Various bills were
introduced; the Committee on Coinage,
Weights and Measures voted to introduce
the Bland free silver bill.
Senate: The La Abra Claim bill went
over again; eight public building bills
were passed.
Thursday,-Senate Senator Stanford's
Government Land Loan bill was discussed
by himself and Senator PETER
House: BANDS Free Coinage bill was
introduced.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28
Recommends j, 10 Every one.

"Thinking that word from Iue might be
the cau>e Of Others rcCeINin benefit from Your
:. :. =, | write to -ay thAt have been -uf-
ferer from Eczema. which nv doctor called
pink heads. Small biI>ltrs would form on nv
limbs, would break and run. aad cause large
sore 10 form. The Odur arising would be
very di>sgreeabe. and would often be laid
~ from onr to TWO weeks at time. The Dis
ease would break out about every two months.
| Tried various ply sician> sud Treatments but
received no pernant Mt relief until ! was in
duced 10 try ;. 5. :, and felt the benefit from
II in few DAYS. | continued the use OF ii IN
til had taken three bottles. which was over
year ago. and have not had the Eczema since.
! believe IL i thorough, eradicAted from my
H>teln. ] feel sure that ;. = :. j. the great
r>i blood remedy. and | would recommend IL
TO every one afflicted With any form Of blood
poison for believe they viii receive like ben
etits that have"
JNo. A. BEARD. Louisville. Ky.
We Will mail tree 10 any address most val
liable treatise on the blood sud kin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28

HANCOCK. sat- the Court OF County COMMITS
sionsrs begun and holden at Ellsworth within and
for the County OF Hancock on the second Tues
day OF October, A. d. 1871, and by adjournment
Dec. "a, A. D., 1891.
A ND now the County Commissioners In aocor-
n dance with sec. -, chap. of the Revised Sta
tutes of Maine, having first made an annual in
spection In the month OF September adj Of all
county roads In the upincorporated townships
and tracts OF land In said county and having there
upon made an estimate of the amount needed to
put them In repair 50 as TO be safe and conven.
lent for public travel. have assessed upon the fol
lowing described unincorporated townships and
tracts OF land In said county, exclusive Of water
and land reserved for public use for that purpose
snip No. $, South division, the sum 81 slo5.Ol as
.,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28
For the Ellsworth American.

u,. - :, ., -,
"fNhiN"ioN' ~ - 'An- % ~
Dear sir herewith give YOU 3 list OF APP
t,. rA!, .
p'op''s'lons hhsne lot 'he in'ru 'one''ssionai
ha.l'n.t - $500,
navy "AH wy ""n"i !" i'PieS'n' ~ a." 'ue
amOunt recommended by the Chief Engineer
i, 81. 1900, -, ,.,., -, a.. .,aa ~
- " " W ~ f- N'1''N -"
gress
,.v rY<<xprc c.,,.~r,
T1rnlshin, s,sn,c
Improvement Of the kcnnehoc
W. ,.isir, %, RAM. AM, .,h.,. ,.o
,.....-.-. ,,.,, $500
Chief Engineer q the Arms
ana no" pThauS ''f f"iI-
snprovement- ,ae,.o
HANCOCK cor<rr
haT Hsrhor BreaAwAter $1,000"
lupruyemert III Karatur, R7ysr I'M,
Amour, recommended And nav
pending 70 complete Bar Har
49,, NJ =, "a " ',' NH a.. ,
pirte Improvements ot Hasa
N4'' N''''' So
r,..-..-. 49,.
oiice and custom house $50.
Improvement Of Belfast
owners 81 Br,g I.n,rher gnc
s.,.tno
Amount recommended and
pending 10 complete Bel
Passed. through both Hou-
lie Ruildifl AZ RAJ ~
hor, hu; vetoed 500
Nv the above figures you will see that the
amount appropriated and received during my
term In Congress has been s129 600: for Ken
ne6ec county SS5.oo; for Hancock county.
slf''"H' ior "sldo county $4,000. This
does ho' include any private appropriations ex-
cept one of So'V"' and another OF s2.Vo. All
me others are puhhc appropriations. II Will
also De seen that there is recommended oy the
'hlef Engineer OF the Army. and now pend
'nS before tonsress-'o compete Improvements
sFesus begun ana parity DONE the sum OF
sI'V'l.o'o' All OF 'hese appropriations were
started oy myself and have been pushed for
"aIu os me ootu 'uose "nere Tue Work mas
been completed and those which are yet un-
hnisheu' Inc RECOMMENDATION OF the Chief
Engineer OF the Army In bis last report 10
congress l. that The amount which can be
prontsbly expended Tor The ensuing fiscal year
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28
Shaw'S Business College.

During the past week the above named In
stitution has recorded an attendance never be
fore reached BY any business college In Maine
it having now over 200 day students, nearly
sixty having entered during the past ten days
Desks for fifty students have been added since
Dec. l. and every seat lie now taken, but more
will be ready the coming week for those who
are yet to arrive.
-Four additional instructors have been en-
gagged. nine being now employed. The short
hand department is remarkably successful.
Prof. Shaw viii gladly welcome any who de-
sire to call and inspect the work Of the college.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28

The Worlds Fair managers are not
satisfied with anything small. For in
James Psyn, the London pyrotechnist,
who will let off S25 900 worth Of fireworks
when the Fair buildings are dedicated next
October. The display will be made for
three nights in succession. Twenty five
Thousand dollars is a good deal Of money
TO spend for fireworks.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28
There seems to be little need of wor

There seems to be little need Of wor-
rying over the ice supply of next sum
mer. Reports from Maine, Northern New
Hampshire and Massachusetts and West
ern New York are that the ice is forming
rapidly, and everything points to good
crop. Then, too, makers of artificial ice
are giving their plants an extra touch or
two, and will meet any deficiency in he
supply. They will not only meet a deh
cheney, but they will make move to cap
ture the trade. An ice plant is said 10
cost about 500 900, but the New York
promoters Of the industry claim that they
can make ice for one dollar a ton. That
ought TO smash any ice trust
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28

Bills for increasing the per capita cir
culating medium continue TO be poured In
how the people al large are to get into
their pockets any Of this vast amount
which these friends Of the masses" would
have the Government turn out Large
averages are dazzling. If, however, the
public can't get any Of the cash, how are
they benefited by this Imitation of currencyi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28
Specimen Gases,

:. II Clifford. New ta>>cl. Wis Wa.
troubled th Neuralgia and RhrumatI>rn his
stomach wa> dl-ordrrcd. lii Liver wa. Affect
cd TO All alarming d'.r.r. ry,, tile fell ava, .
and he ua- 'trrIh.l reduced 10 flesh and
strength. Three bottles of Electric Bitter.
cured him.
Ell" ard shepherd. Harrisburg. m. hsd a
running sore on hi ies Of eight YEAR, stand
inG. t-ed three bottles II Electric Bitter, sud
seven boxes Of Ruck iri'> Arsira ~alNt. and hi-
irg i. sound and well. Inbn speaker I ataw ba.
o., bad FIVE large Fever sores un hi- lcz. doc
tor. said he aa> iucurahlr One bottle Flee
tric Bitter apd one box Burklcn'- Arntca
>ahe cured him entirely. sod at ;. ID. Wig
.,fu'. Drug store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28
M. GALLERT.
Administrator S Sale of Real Estate

d. E~N \\r to "a license from the Hon Judge of
L PROBATE for the county Of Hancock ! shall
sell a{ public auction on the 18TH dav ct March A
D. tH, at ten r'nrA IA the forenoon, at ulv store
In Prospect Harhor, all the right title and inter.
est "hlch Thomas AreY, late of t,uuHl,horp In
said county. deceased, had In and To the foInwiuu
described real estate To Wit founded ga, H..
north by tn town road leading ta RunkeI's u,r
DOT 7"-cAiltd, on the northeast bv land Of Perry
htlre "n the east bg the sea of RuuKer's HarIor
ON tine ~outh lay l,iaf II btaSv A Handy ami d..
the west Nl land OF James T. Higgins cnr,tainig
= acres, more or less. together with house au9
barn ami outhuiltlinEs thereon. being the nome.
stead Of the said ThQnas Arey and being su AT
the real estate of said ii ceased inrIil,ijnt, ne ~
version Of the widows dower thereinl
CHARLES BLANC AJulini.trator
Prospect HarDor January nth. l>g,. ssl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28

In sn interesting article on Witrbcrsn in
the January Century The author say hat in
1918 capt. Sam wafdwelj Of Maine. captain
OF the schooner Foilt. dc~iriRg 70 excel sll hi-
competitors in the number OF trips made be-
tween Boston and P.nohscot in one season
hired Mr.. Leach u rriutci Witch for a bush
81 OF meal II trip. to uaIsniee BIN fair winds
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned that he has been duly appoint
ed and has taken upon himself the trust Of an al.
mlnlstrator of the estate OF George H. Bracy, late
OF Mount Desert in the county Of Hancock de.
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the said dcceased's estate to make immediate
payment and those who have any demands there
on to exhibit the same for settlement.
JONATHAN HAMOR.
December 9Th. A. D., 1861 3wo
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28
Messengers Notice,
Office of the sheriff of Hancock county.
STATE OF MAINE

STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, IS january sth. A. d Isq2
This Is to give notice. that on the sixth dav nj
January, A. ID. 1872 a warrant in insoIyen'
cy was issued out of the court Of Insolvency + r
SAID county OF Hancock, against the estate of said
Elizabeth x. HoJkins " ''''"
adjudged to be an insolvent debtor m
petition of said debtor. which petition was fled
on inc sixth day OF January, A. ID. lsst9 TO which
GATE interest on claims is to be computed That The
payment of any debts to or by said debtor
ana the transfer and delivery of any properly Nv
her are forbidden by law That meeting Of the
creui'ors OF said debtor, to prove their debts and
TO choose one or more assignees OF her estate
VIII be held at court of insolvency TO be holden
az hucksport, In said county, on the 10th day of
noon. " ~ '"ie
ten. e uUynrn, "
Deputy Sheriff as Messenger of the cont Of In.
solvency for said county of Hancock 3wa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28

The report of Assistant Adjutant Gen
ersl Milliken Of the Maine Department, &.
900 in the department. with los posts
four new ones having been instituted dur
ing the year. This Is regarded a. nearly
the maximum membership which can ever
be reached. Adjutant Milliken will prob
ably be re elected st the encsmpment in
Auburn. February +th and 9Th.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28
HOW UNPLEASANT

it is to beautiful chid's face di,dgured
with vile humor-. bursting through the skin
in pImpes, blotche> and sores, and -sdder still
when the Young and innocent arr laughed at
and twitted in all such eases. Parents should
give them that good and pure remedy, Sulphur
Bltiers. +" hich will search aud drive out Of he
blood every particle OF humor Health Ca
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28

"A few old toll bridges down east bear
signs that perpetnate the memory Of Gu
rious law These signs proclaim that all
persons save ''paupers, Indians and clergy
men, must pay toll in crossing the bridge.
Such 8 combination would be resented by
Indians and clergymen, at any rate, nova
day.-that is, we hope it would, but there
seems to be q certain pride of certain ma
lures in being deadhead on any terms
We know of men who, if they only tried
as hard to gain an honest living AS they do
TO be the prince of bummers and deadbeats.
they would be better of than they are now.
No calling in life is exempt from these fell
lows. There are political bummers, relig-
ious bnmmers, bummers on shows and en-
tertainments, bummers on everything; but
they are all worthless fellows, and not
worth Juggling for a moment
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28
LOOKS LIKE " AR.
Presidents Message Demands Apology. q
severance OF Relations with Chill.

t''"' ''"''''> -NP"'"se' "f
" "'''' '''''
WAsHl>GroS, Jan. 25.-Presideut iIar-
rison- message on the CHILEAN situation
accompanied by the documents and cor
re-pOndcnce in the case was sent 10 Con
gress to day
The message review. all of the evidence
in the case
He saws he feels compelled 20 stand up
on the demands OF the note OF the 2l>l 10
Minister Egan
These demands are that the Gillian gov
eminent must apologize and MAKE rrpars
ton for the assault on the KaltImore'-
troops. and pay indemnity.
He say that the Malta circular un,e Il :
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed administrator Of
the es' ate of Prudence Higgins. late of Lamoine,
In the county OF Hancock, Maine. deceased, and
has given bond required by law. and he has fur.
ther appointed Arno W. hing, OF Ellsworth. In
said county. his attorney In said State of Maine
All persons having demands against said estate
are requested to present the same for settlement
and all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested TO make payment Of said debts imme-
diately.
H.w. HIGGINS, Administrator
ARNo W. KING. OF Ellsworth, Me-, Agt.
November 18th, 4. D. 1891. 3w4s
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siE5
To he expended on the Eastern part OF the c"uu-
y road in -Aid Township from stake market
a standing on the northern side OF the road the
West line 81 Cherry hei, aud samuel y. Campbell
of Cherry felt j. appointed agent to supertntcud
the expenditure of said assessment.
on Township No, Il. Middle Division. In said
County supposed To- contain 32o>o the ~
Z LIS !. be- mlll. ptr arrn. Il. fnLlnNA. VI