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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-03
PAUL J0RDAN'S STORY.
Death, at LOG. Of q Man Who Claimed to Be an
Legitimate Son of Napoleon ~BOnaparte.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

special 70 the Indianapolis JournAL
FINDLAY, o., Dec. 2-There died at the
County Infirmsry this morning an old man,
Paul Jordan, who has always declared that
he was an illegItimate son of Napoleon
Bonaparte, and that he was born at Paris,
in 17S6, which statement, If true, would
make him at the time of his death 100 years
of age. Jordsn's story, as told by him on
many occasions, was to the effect that ho
went to Egypt IN 1906, and that he GJordanl
was captured by the Turks, living o
nomadic life with them for several years.
afterwards being stolen by the jews. and
lived in Jerusalem until q short time after
his reputed father was banIshed to the
island of ST. Helena.
Jordan has lived as an inmate of the
Hancock County Infirmaryf for the past ten
years. having been found in @ bewildered
condition in the southern part of the coun-
IT,, unable TO give an account OF himself.
lie afterward proved to be able to speak
French finently and was conveDant with
several OF the dialects of the Tartars and
nomadic Turks. HIS name was given him
by the Jewe. and, perhaps, was taken from
the River Jordan. The story seems iDcred-
ible. but Jordan. who was q fine-looking
man. with an unusually large head and fine
broad feature, bore a remarkable resem-
blance TO the distinguished Bonaparte. and
what was also q remarkable coincidence,
Jordan had small feet and delicate hands,
and it could be seen hat they were almost
of feminine proportions.
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL BAG.
Cleveland Reported to Have Killed Nineteen
Brant and Twenty-Five Ducks.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ExMoRE, Va, Dec. 2-The tide, wind
and tom perature were to-day favorable for
ducking. President-elect Cleveland went
with George Doughty to the south end
of Hieh Shoal. The ducks were
flying in considerable numbers and Mr..
Cleveland succeeded In bagging some nine
teen brant. ten ~broad-bills, six dippers and
five small ducks, thus easily breaking his
record as q sportsman on ~Broadwster
island. The days work is regarded as
highly satisfactory. The party returned
to the landing shortly after 4 O'Clock.
Clarke Davis. who is said to ha We been
overcome by the severe cold of Wednes-
day. which produced a numbness in the
lower limbs resembling paralysis, is re-
ported TO be greatly improved. IT is under
stood that no serious result was at any
time apprehended- Mr.. Davis is not con-
fined to his room.
The programme for.the remainder of Mr..
Cleveland's stay upon the island is a final
all-day ducking expedition tomorrow, q
quiet rest indoors Sunday and the home
ward journey. to commence at 1881 O'Clock
Sunday night. The present understanding
Is that Mr.. Cleveland will go direct to New
York city and not stop at Lakewood, ". j.,
where his wafe is visiting Mrs. Freeman.
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A NIGHT WITH THE MAsoNs.

Hall Dedicated by Rev. G. w. switzer-
special to the Indianapolis Journal.
brazil, Ind. Dec. 2.-The new Masonic
Hall, In Dana. Ind. was dedicated on
Thursday afternoon, Dec. 1. In the absence
of the most w~orshipful grand master, Mr..
Sidney ~. Douglas, of Evansville. Rev. G.
w. Switzcr. of Brazil, was appointed
deputy grand master with authority to
conduct the dedicstory services. The serv-
ices were held In the new hall. at 2 O'clock.
in the presence of o large mum Der of visit
ing Masons and the families OF the resi-
dent members. After an address by Mr..
Switzer the hall was dedicated. In the
evening the visiting members. represent
ing sixteen different lodges. were enter
tanned by the third degree being conferred
on three candidates. Asbury Lodge. No. 800,
OF Dana, with DR.. Keys as most w~0rshlpful
master. conferred the degree of Master
Mason on the first candidate. The second
and third candidates received their degrees
from the Ridge Farm ILL., Lodge. No. 632.
Hon. James +, Fletcher, M. w. NJ. This
lodge has the reputation of doing the best
work of any Masonic body in Illinois. The
tatiOn. One point of interest was that the
third candidate was no less q person than
Mr.. w. T. Finney. of Dana, q student of
Purdue University and q member of the
football team. He wasa splendid subject,
and the Asbury Lodge feels highly compl,-
mented in having this young man as one of
its number.
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WOULD NOT BELIEVE HIS STORY.
A California Preacher Relieved from Duty for
Alleged Misrepresentation.

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Dec. "A committee
of the NJ. Z. Church, which has been in ses-
sion In this city for several days Investi-
eating the charges against the Rev. Frank
Z. McCallum. of Frank Grove. Cal.
last night completed it's labors. He
was found guilty and relieved Of
his pulpit until O meeting of the confer
ence next September. The preacher was
charged with havino clandestiuely left his
work and with misrepresentation. A
codple OF months ago he disappeared from
his residence one night, and il was
believed he had been robbed n
murdered and his body hidden. Final
ly he turned up in Omaha. He
related . sensational story to the effect
that he had been bound. gagged and bind
folded by two men, who took him IN q car
riage to the mountains, placed him on
board q train n ordered him to leave the
country, with q warning that he would be
killed If he ever returned to the place. A
church committee refused TO believe his
story. He acted as his own counsel.
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AN OHIO BEAST CAPTURED.
The Columbus Cow Mutilator and Killer
Found to Be q Colored EXC onvict.

COLUMBUS, o., Dec. 2.-The COW killer,
Judd Holland. alias Budd. q colored ax-
convict, was caught at $40 O'clock this
morning at his house on North Third street.
Som days ago he was seen sucking o cow
and driven away. That night tho COW was
killed. Putting the two facts together. q
clew was obtained. and. following the man
upon q description of his person, officers
effected the arrest. They found in tho
house the bloody knife aud bits of hide by
which some of the lead COWS were identi-
fed. A bit of hide was also found where
Holland had dropped it a few nights ago
while being chased. One of his freaks was
to cut the vagina from the animal. These
being found, fix his identity as the cow
killer beyond question. Holland served In
the penItentiary for burglary. larceny and
arson. and il known in his circle as a bes-
tial sensualist. He has killed q dozen or
more fine cows, seemingly from the vilest
motives.
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North Dakota. E-.eotoral Vote.

BISMARCK, N. D.. Dec. 2.-North Dakot
has givenits vote to Harrison. With thirty.
six counties officially reported. and the
three counties of Mcintosh. Pierce and
Towner unofficially but correctly returned.
Harrison has 119 more votes than Weaver.
1t Is possible that the highest Populist
%electer. Rondesvelr, hasreceived more votes
than the lowest Harrison e~lector. but this
will not be known until the Official anvas
is made. ShortridQe, Populist. for Cover
nor. has q majority of 1.722 over Burke. Re-
publican. johnson. Republican. for Con-
gress. has a plurality of 6.772.
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COLUMBUS. o., Dec. ar. q. WATSON. of
Wooster. has brought q mandamus suit in
the Common Pleas Court compelling Gov
erEor Mckinley and Secretary of State
Poorman to appear and show reasons why
they should not count the vote according
to Nh. Wasson's idea and issue to him q
certificate of election as Congressman in
the Sixteenth district. The defendants are
given until Monday to answer. Wasso1
was q candidate for the vacancy created by
the death of John q. Warwick. l.. /.
Ohilger, his opponent. was given his certif-
cate of election last evening.
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To Chtcago-$J.O0-T Chicago
Via Pennsylvania Line from Indianapolis.
TO CHICAGO
BAD SKIN ERUPTION
Many Years. All Manner of Medicines and
Doctors Fail. Cured in One
Month by Cuticura.

In 1885 Ihad an eruption come outon my skin,
and while at first 1t did not amount to much, it
grew to be very aggravating and at times unbear-
able. The skin would get hard, in1amed and
peel OF, leaving an entire new skin. acting same
way for weeks at a time, always worse at nights.
Have tried all manner OF medicines and had
doctors prescribe to no effect. / bought q box
OF Cuticura remedies and used Cuticura Resell
vent for my blood. / am fully cured. and in less
than a month. 1t was a most aggravating skin
disease, and now l am enjoying ease and COM
fort. / have had untold benefits. Anyone try
benefit. Anyone writing me will receive an
answer and my advice to give your remedies a
trial. A. b. PATTON,
Manager Postal Telegraph Gable Co,
Garden City, Kan.
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Doctor Uses Cuticura.

We have opened a drug store at this place and
are having a splendid sale on Cuticura Remedies,
which we keep a full stock of. l would not be
without your Cuticura Reso,vent. Cuticura, and
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remedies cured Ii. He is now three years old.
We still use the Cuticura soap. aud wash him
occasionally with Ii TO prevent his skin from
getting rough. We have handled your medicines
for five years and never heard a complaint
against them. but abundant praise. We sold
the drug business here. c. TEAGAR, VI. ID.
Haller City, Snohomist Co., Washington.
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HAS NO LOVE FOR KANSAS.

Wyatt Would Rather Go to Oklahoma Than
Take Chances on . Lynching.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Dec. 2.-There is to
be q contest for the custody of Ellsworth
Wyatt. the Western desperado. one of the
Dalton ang who was arrested at Cory
yesterday. Sheriff Hixon, Of Guthrie, O.
T., is here with q requisition for assault
with intent to kill. Sheriff Bonsall, of
Kiowa county. Kansas. is also here. and Is
awaiting reQuisitlon papers in which
Wyatt Is charged with the murder of a
constable OF Greensbnrg. Kan.. July i last.
There Is q reward of g.. 200 for his arrest in
the Kansas case, and the division of this
reward money is figuring in the matter.
Wyatt docs not want to go to Kansas, fear
ing lynch Law. This afternoon his attorney
went before the judge of the Circuit Court
for the purpose of having Wyatt identified
for delivery to the Oklahoma sheriff. but
the Judge postponed action until to-mor-
row, when the murder reauisition Is ex-
pected to be here.
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Gratis will vote with the Republicans 90 I'M
seat Hamilton and at least two other DEM
ocrats. which. with q Republican or q Pop
ullst. will give the Republicans a bare ma
jority on joint ballot. The Democratic
State central committee will make an ef-
fort To checkmarat ha moYamanf
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The ohio Farmers. StiI on Deck

We assert what we can back UP. The company
Is meeting Its losses promptly. Its financial con-
dition is sound.
In "a letter to this agency from the Insurance
Commissioner OF Ohio, under date Of Nov. 81,
says: 1.-The company has available assets to the
amount of 81. FOL ,614.03."
No cause for cancellation Of policies for reason
of sensational rumors. The company is not 60
ingt TO quit Indiana
Calendars for 1898 already at hand. Call
at the office and get one.
G. w. CAKES, State agent.
i. LAWRENCE, District agent
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Indiana Notes.

At No. 4 mine. near Washln gton, yester-
out by falling slate.
DR.. John Hamilton. ono of the fret set
tiers In fountain counV. died Thursday
night. aged ninety-two.
Henry Hook. q fireman on a p, Fl. w. g.
c. freight. 10 IN q Fort Wayne hospital.
from serious injuries received by falling
from q bridge at Lafayette. o.
OIL Cooper. of PeDdleton. escaped from
tho calaboose. after being locked mp for
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-03
Official Vote of Texas.

AUSTIN. Tex, Dec. 2.-The official count
of the presidential vote in Texas gives
Cleveland. 2S9. 14s; Harrison. T7,475; Weav-
CT, 99.6sS; Bidwell, Gigs. To Hsrrlson's
vote should be added $500 Republican bal
lots for the Lilly White electors.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-03
An Underhand Game.

Open rivalry is honorable. But any
effort to trade upon the reputation of peer
less S~ozodOnt, by forcing upon the public
dentifrices represented as similar or su-
perior to it. Is an underhand game. Block
1t by demanding Sozodont only.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-03
The Investigation Hurt Marsh.
Lrac,ai IN the I~ndiaDaDolia .Journal

DANvILLE, Ind, Dec. 2-Lewis Marsh,
it,. o local Democratic leader, assaulted
Otis Gulley to-day in q most cowardIy
manner. Mr.. Gulley escaped serious in
Jury, and MI. Marsh was soon arrested on
O bench warrant. Mr.. Gulley Is deputy
prosecutor, and Marsh was seeking revenge
for Gulley's close questioning before the
grand Jury.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-03
Both Houses q Tie.

GUTHRIE. o. T., Dec. 2-The count of the
vote in Oklahoma has been completed by
the Secretary, and 1t shows both houses of
the Legislature to be Q tie politically.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-03
Woes OF "BuiIfoot" kernoodle.
IL, En- rho TpSyapapoIia Jonrnaf

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE. Ind. Dec. 2.-"Bull-
FOOT Kernoodle is in Jail again, and charged
with stealing o pair of spectscles. On
Wednesday evening he accompanied Andy
Shay and Lou Alley to the residence of
Squire Cumberland, who married the
couple. The next day MI. Cumberland
missed his gold-rimmed s~pectacles, which
he had placed on the mantle. The police
..scurrled' around. and the spectacles were
found on the nose of Mrs. Kernoodle, who
said that her husband gave Thorn to her.
This morning he was arrested and bound
over to court in the sum of 500. The new
Mrs. Shay was also bound over to court in
the sum of $50 as q witness.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-03

HELENA. Mont. Dec. 2-Great excite
ment has been created in political circles
in the last forty-eight hours over the an
nouncement that the Republicans and DAILY
Democrats have perfected n scheme TO send
Lee Mantle. the Republican Mayor of
Butte. to the United States Senate. The
Senate stands nine Democrats and seven
Republicans. The House stands twenty
seven Democrats, twenty-five Repu blicans
and three Populists. The seat of A. l..
Hamilton. DEM. of Chouteau county. is
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Cuticura Remedies

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NEW YORK. Dec. al. Ross Faulkner. a
student at the Bellevue Hospital Medical
College. and q con OF senator sfanlkper,
committed suiciden sbib mornine &C the hos
pltal. Faulkner took paris green.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-03
Reporter Garvcy's Funeral.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
Fort WAYNE, Ind, Dec. "A well-at-
tended meeting of the CITY press was held
at the Morton Club rooms. at 10 O'Clock
this morning. to take action on the death
of John Garvey, the reporter on the staff
of the Daily News of this city, who was IN
stantly killed by Nickle- plate switch en-
CINE last night. Cart Shober. Of the Fort
WAYNE Times, was appointed chairman,
and John I. Dougall. of the Journal, secre-
tary. q. u. Willie, of the News, John Seys.
of the Press and j. l.. Dougsll. of the
Journal, were appointed q committee on
resolutions, and NJ. +. Burns, of the Jour-
nal, George Cummerow, of the Freie Presse
and w. p. Bldwell. of the Press. were
chosen to select floral decorations. The
members of the press and typographical
union attended the funeral, which took
place at the Cathedral. The remains were
taken to Springfield. Mass.. for burial. on
the Keystone express, this afternoon.
Want to Choose a Postmaster by Election.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS. Ind, Dec. "A petition was
formulated here to-day, and signed by
more than two hundred leading Democrats.
which demanded of Congressman Cooper
that he change his position regarding who
should be recommended for postmaster at
this place during the incoming ~administra-
ton. The petition recited the fact that he
had taught his constituents, in all his
speeches, that the people should rule, ana
closed with the statement that the men
who chose HIM as their representative IN
Congress did so with the belief that be
meant what he said, and unless he conced-
ed their demands by Dec. 10 they would
construe his fsilence to mean q refusal to
do 70, aud tha they would act gly.
The petition called for a settlement of the
Question by an election.
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an Extended Popularity.

Browns Bronchial Troches have for MANI
years been the most popular article IN use for
relieving coughs and throat troubles.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-03
May Also Cause His Mothers Death.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind. Dec. 2-George Pauling's
son Warren, twelve years old, jumped on q
fnst freight train this evening and fell off
under the wheels. His right leg was cut
off Just below the hip and il is proba-
BILE that he will not live more than a few
hours. This accident may also cause the
death of Mrs. Pauling, whose health is in
no condition to withstand the shock caused
by this accident
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-03
Wilson Nayior. of Terre Haute. Dead.

Wilson Mayor, OF Terre Haute, Dead.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Dec. 2.-Wilson Nay
lor. one of Terre Haute's best known clti-
zeDs, died this evening of pneumonia. He
was about sixty years old. He had lived
in Vermillion county and in rhisc county
for many years and had acquired consider
able property. OF late years he had devoted
his time to the management of the opera
house property.
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O INTO OFFICE.

Governor-Elect Osborne, of Wyoming, Set
ties q Dispute by Violating the Law.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
CHEYENNE. Wye. Dec. 2.-Governor-
elect Osborne this morning, accompanied
by several men. went to the Capitol build
ing and asked the janitor to show him into
the executive rooms. on the plea that he
wanted to see the condition of the furni-
ture. The ~janitor refused to let him In
without the authority of the acting Gov
ernor. Osborne sent for q carpenter and
ordered him to open a window leading to
the legislative chamber. By tho use of q
large chisel the window-casing was re-
moved, the sash thrown up and the party
took possession. and Osborne announced
himself as Governor. saying that he had
taken the oath of OH CO before q notary pub
lie. The returns from the various counties
have not all been received, consequently
the State Board of Canvassers have not
yet canvassed the returns.
Acting Governor Barber told OsbOrne on
Monday that he would surrender to him
the office as soon as the State board can
vassed the vote. and that the canvass
would take place as soon as possible. This
hasty action on the part of the Governor
elect has astonished the people. He re-
manned In the office all day. The present
complications arose from the fact that the
Constitution or Wyoming provides for no
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. and elnce Governor
Warren became Senator Secretary of State
Barber has been acting as Governor. There
was doubt about when aud how the newly
elected Governor should assume the Office,
SO he takes this means OF bringing matters
TO o crisis.
Caiifornia's Electoral Vote Divided.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2-Tbe canvass Of
the official returns has been completed In
San Francisco. and the result shows that
the largest vote cast for a Republican pres
idenfia elector was 14.4l6. rs against 2l,012
for the highest Democratic ~elector. The
Democratic eIector receiving the smallest
number of votes has a plurality over the
highest Republican elector of 6.5i0. The
average vote fos electors in San Francisco
county shows o plurality tor the Demo-
cratic ticket of 4, 492. The average plurality
for Republican electors outside of San
Francisco Is 6.422. giving the Democrats a
plurality In the entire State of 271. The
margin Is so narrow and the vote for in
dividual electors varies SO considerably in
the incomplete returns that it seems almost
sure that when the canvass is made by the
kecretary of State the electoral vote will
be foundt to be divided.
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La ESIRELLA DE- ORO :
)E SALVADOR MAsJUAN.-Sam Francssco 42.

Si6ndome impossible complacer todos mis-
parrOqulanOs on la construction del calzadO que
acredltadas prlncipales fabricas de Europa para
que me confeccionen el que mus clientes puedan
apeJecer.
FL quito pdblicO puertorriq queno no dudar4 de
Ie, cOnocedor como soy del gusto del pals cuaI to-
saben, por la esperiencia que tengo en- mis- lar
gos amos de ejercer el Oiclo. Nadie repito, podra
serv1r q Las famll1as MEJOR CLASE DE CALZA-
DO para senoras, senOrltas caballeros, que La
Estretta de Oro, sobre todo, especial para nos.
kespecIO al 0e marrOquin, NADIA tengo lue de-
cir por 10 blen acreditadO que est0y hace muchOs
amos. Las ventalas que ofrece mi casa, nv SO en-
cuenJran en- nlnguna OF parte.
No olviden que se t.mara ia medida para con-
fecciOnar calzadO On Ia casa en- Europa.
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jose T. Silva

Gira corta vista y tam oi6n por cable so.
ore Jodas las plazas de Espafla Y sus Islas
pOr oangllades no monoreS do $50.
CARA sODro las plazaS prlnclpales de Fran
cia, Alemanla, AUSTRIA, B6lglca, Holanda, Dina
marca, Bulgaria, Rusla Suocla y Nuruega,
,ulza, 1uapa, Portugal, Rumanla, Serv1a, Tur-
4uIa, Greola.-La Argela, Eglpto, Slr1a Tu-
uez.-SoDre New York, SanGo Domingo 6 Isla
ue LuDa.
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ALCOHOLADO) GIOL

PreparadO con raices y plantas arOmaticaa
pOr 81 LlcencladO don Francisco GlOI TexidOr.
FL meJor UopleO on las afecclones reuma.
5lcas, entormedades nervlOsas, vordadero es>
peclncO cOnLra los dolores de cabeza.
MulGltud de cerGlicadOs de los principalea
tacultaJlvos recOmlendan este especlfco.
ECIOS
GAIA con "a medias bOtellas. ..$8
/ GAIA con IL medlaS bOGeIlas..
media bOtella. 80. O40
Deposit
En- la Capital Farmaoia Blanco.-Ca,sy
Farmacia COion-Uoamo, Farmacia Betances-~
j aua-DIaz, Farmacia M0nclOVa- -Guayama. Far
nlAcla aBruno--AdJunG Farmacia F0nr--Agaa4
ailia, FarmAcia IOrregr0sa-Areolbo, Farmacia
Rlyera-Goayamlia, Farmaola zavala-Cabo-
Rojo, Farmacla Fieiras-Humaoa0, Farmacia
isurn-Mayaglez, FarmaelA Basors Saliva
H6cmanOs'
40a Ponce almacen de los ssiiorss r. Cell =
II, ~ Ootas0d0, Las Rate0fss dc don Manuel
Gant1ara, La AtsdG Qfi0taG y Farmaoia 0aol,
Altoona as ls1a