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The state herald., 1892-03-25

Telcphoucs are rrcdt Convenience, raBd
yet people are NIL the time talking against
thp1l, -
The state herald., 1892-03-25

II you pine 10 be- introduced IA q rich luu.
)crmnn's daughter, zee that you look spruce,
The state herald., 1892-03-25
Beware OF Ointmcnts for Catarrh Ghas
Contain Mercury,

contain HIercnfvs
as mercury will surely destroy the sense Of smell
and completely dorange tho whole system when
entering It through tho mucous surfaces. Such
nrllclcs should never DO used except on prescsfp
tons from reputable physicians, as the damage
thcy Will do Is ten fold 10 the good you can pos.
kibfy derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by y. j. Chyiey & CO., Toleeo,
o.. contains no mercury and IL taken internally,
and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur.
faces Of tho system. In buying Halls CsfnrSh
Cure bo sure you get tho genuine. II Ia taken
Internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by +. j.
Cheney n Co.
eN-Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle.
"IIcld by the cnemy'i-thc ulster which We
are unable To redeem.
The state herald., 1892-03-25

oSr dose Of Bcechnm'a pills relieve. sick
hcadachc IN 20 minutes. For sale by all
druggists. % cents box
The state herald., 1892-03-25

Look out for counterfcltsi See that you
get the genuine Dr. Bulls Cough syrupl De
not let the dealer sell you Eoinc "just n
good - but insist upon getting the genuine
with the Bulls Head trade mark ON the wrap
The state herald., 1892-03-25

five could use our own good adYicc how
happy We would l,c
The state herald., 1892-03-25
TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS.

a postoilee IN Kansas Is named Zero, I
was probably 20 named on account Of IN,
postnm.i.f's salary,
The state herald., 1892-03-25

What's the matter with a bowling mob' TIA
all rini
The state herald., 1892-03-25

The eoal-holc gocth before destruction, and
4 banana before fall.
The state herald., 1892-03-25

Those who praise the unwisc do them
ltllIi.NL
The state herald., 1892-03-25

When Baby was nick, wo gave her Castorin,
When she was Child she cried for Castorin,
When she became Miss she chung to castoria,
When sho had chlldrcu, she gave them Castoria,
The state herald., 1892-03-25
The Only One Ever rrintcd-Can You Find
the Word.

ELY BROS, b0 Warren Street. New York.
The state herald., 1892-03-25

With many religion meyer gets above tho
In,rs - ~ ! -
The state herald., 1892-03-25

FITs-KpiicJ>y permanently rurcd BY now sys'sm
Of treatment Two TRIAL hofILEs pRRx SEMI Tor
Treatise Epiicpic H-nndy Co.. a. road St. New YORK
better
The state herald., 1892-03-25

"Unn-on'- Magic Germ Snivr."
Warranted Ia rufo. or m9tnY refunded. A.
your nfugriri fNr IL rfiee rs eouta.
The state herald., 1892-03-25

Everything which Is more than necessary 10
man Is hostile to him. =
The state herald., 1892-03-25
DENVER IN ,sse.e2.

he reception OF our various publications
the press and the public justiiies us In
ling your attention to our latest and best
The state herald., 1892-03-25
DENVER BUSINESS. HOUSES.

Tho. iisi bcio,e oo,sp,ises some NJ he
Jrd Lpsiiess hoVEcsFH DcHr,r, ,4d hey
riH furnish jdpk rcf,rences u rogaired.
The state herald., 1892-03-25

,ss's,:s ,14s ss:., y's s.s Thsmpssn's Eye Water.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01
GALLANT TOM WATSON.

ESis Independence Is 41ttucked by a south.
ern Democratic organ.
The following extract is taken frsE
Ralph BeaumOnt's Washington letter;
The Atlanta Constitution comes out
very bitter against Tom Watson It
has in its headlines the following
Poor lonely Tommy Watson The butt
and scnrn of every true Georgian. This
is the kind Of persecution that has been
INDUCED in by the bourbon element OF
the south for more than quarter of g
century. It Is the weapon that has
been used to keep the democratic party
intact No religion has been Is intoIer-
ant and bigotsd as the democratic party
of the south in this respect. If mar
dared to think for himself he wss at
ouae declared a hereto to his state and
the democratic party but OF late the
schOolmGster has been abroad in THAI
land, and sc we mistake not, the Atlanta
Constitution will ere long find out
that It viii not work in this case
The Constitution tried that on this
leaders and members of the alliance
when it first started, and was com
PEELED to rscant on account of the
loss OF thousands of its weekly circula-
ton 1t demands that Tom Watson re-
sign, because he has betrayed the
democratic party Of the state When
Mr, Watson resigns the Constitution
viii dnd it a cold day. A man that has
the courage OF his convictions like Tom
Watson is not doing the bidding Of
such bourDous as the editor OF the Con-
stitutiou- I say all honor t Tom }Nat-
son for his courage and fidelity TO priH.
ciple. He had no faith iu the de % o.
cratic party He did "a Il vote for Crisp
because he was not al exponent of Hlli-
ance principles aud he was right. He
had never pledged TO sta1d by one
single principle Cf the alliance plat
form These alliance men who did
vote Tor him did not do so because no
had made tham any pledges, but they
adopted the lesser OF two evils between
him or Mills Tom Watson could not
see any good in either Of them His
motto was: III cannot correct an evii
with my vote, wili not condone one
by voting for IT," Again ! saw ali
honor 20 him for being true 10 his con
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01
-,nssuEn noNEY.

Money Is d RoprssentatlTe or vaIue-XVhy
Not Ieaue It Direct Upon 1iatsFLaI
Money was never ISSUED" except by
the authority of some government.
Nothing becomes money until some
lawn alring body 50 denomiuutes it BY
decree. When the tat OF goEernmsnt
goes forth that a piece OF silver or gold
of a certain weight and fnsness, whom
stamped 50 as to bear certain Images
aud designs shall be money, IL becomes
money. Ia the Language OF the Nash
vile American, ''the stamp of the gov
erument makes It money and nothing
else can"
II would be noussnsical to empower
a government 70 coin money without
giving also the power to issue Money
is issued from the nints when coined
IL is issued from the Rovernment when
put out into circulation. No purpose
would be served by coming money or
issuing it from the mints without it
could also be issued from the govern
ment The constitution gives the
power to coin money TO the federal
government; on that power TO coin It
has assumed the power to issue Two
methods OF issuance have been adopted
by this country, the free coinage Of
metals aud the national banking sys-
TEN. BY the first of these methods,
or silver bullion could go to
our mint with his bullion
and have it coined into money, just as
tae farmer goes 90 mill and has his
wheat ground into -four by paying the
toll That was lznown as free coin
age" and was the only absolutely fair
aud simple way OF issuing metallic
money. In 1873, for shame be it said,
a squad of English bankers duped the
congress OF the United States into the
decentralization of silver, and since that
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

Thompson is in no sense calamity
how ler," for he is an old party man
and is opposed o.. independent party
action. In his address lac opposed a
new parry and recoInmen icd guaugers
to seek relief ia their respective old
parties
1t does seem q little strange to us
how Mr. Thompson, ia the face of his
own figures, can make such a recon-
mendatiOu. just as well find a man
roasting in a furnace and, while point
ing out to him the burns aud bIisters,
"a * him to squirm a little but never
for once to think of getting out OF the
furnace.
So far as we are concerned, and so
lar as the +. NJ. B. A. are concerned,
we are-not going to champion any po-
litical party, new or old, but We are
not going TO point out to the people
their bIisters and then urge them to
stay in the fire that burnt them. Il
they San wiggIe out, ia Gods name, lei
them wigRie.-NIt Vernon lIu-) PRO
Uressive Farmer.
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FARMERS ALLIANCE.
ALLIANCE NOTES.


DO you know that the national
debt has been paid six times already,
aud is now being paid the seveuth2
Compute the interest and the original
principal and see.-Arenu-
On every hand we hear of the issuei
some believe If is the tariff, others the
currency question, but, ths fact Of the
matter is, it is principlevs the almighty
dOllar.-St Louis Monitor.
France, with a population OF one
half of that OF the United States, has q
greater amount of money in calculations
stilb there are fools who talk OF an in
14ztCa currency Louis Monitor
The peoples party is more demo-
cratic in purpose and principle than
the democratic party, and more rePub-
licSu than the republican party. This
is why sincere democrats and republic
ans are joining it.-EXchange-
Senator PETER has been placed on
the following I've important senate
committees: Claims, to examine the
several branches of civil service, CEN
sus. improvement of the Mississippi
river and railroads. The new senator
from Kansas deserves to be proud of
this recognition.
just now a great deal is being said
and written about the irrepressible CON
hict between capital aud labor. The
Mercury suggests that it would be a
good form to begin to discuss the diff
ference between the capitalists and the
laborers If the discussion should veer
around till it gets on this ground, il
will be the first requisite necessary to
an amicable solution OF this veEed
question.
"A friend said to US a few days ago;
''What does it Ineau2 Everybody is
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01
MS POUND o. FLEsH.

The hddzrGa of the Mister OF sIss UIIuaIz
rtuto Grange shows How shVlocE Esn-
forces isis Eleunantls lu Tzlut state
The Illinois state grange met At
Springfield on the sth, with a good
representation and showing an increase
In oranges and mem bership. The an-
nuai address OF ). 81. Thompson, grand
master, dealt largely with crop stutis-
tics. He puts the average price Of
NEhezE dEEl--4s -lla pest F===-- cents
per bushsl, and makes the total crop
worth about SIS. 600. 600, the net proht
on the crop. by his figuring. being less
than two millions. He shows that Of
the last thirty-two years during the
nrst fourteen wheat was raised at
profit but for the last eighteen it haa
been raised at an actual loss. The
farmers of the state are now paying
according to Mr.. Thompson, interest
amounting to So 500, 900 per aunum on a
mortgage iude bteduess OF SI4B, OOl 600
while the net profit o. all farm prod
ucts is only about S., 600. 600. This
would leave to the farmers OF the
great agricultural state of Illinois as
their share Of the years toll ths
small sum of 500. 600, while Shyloclr's
share is S6, 500, 600. In other words, Of
the net earnings of the farmers OF hi.
nois, the creditor class, the money
power gets a little over 81 per cent OF
little less than three per cent with
which to pay his taxes aud support his
family.
This is decidedly the worst showing
we have ever yet seen made, and Mr.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

T. l. KEDDzR & Go. . mills, Detroit
Mich, were destroyed by fire Loss,
e1o0, 0OOi insurance, 50, 600.
PATRICEE E6AN, nephew of the min
lister to Chilli was arrested At Spokane
Falls Wash. when shout 70 Be
married Egan was a cattle king and
was about to we'd Mrs Matilda Wilder.
widow of the late auditor OF fiis
Spokane < KOotenai Reservation NaVi-
CATION Co. He was charged with Sc
ducing Mrs Wilder's daughter
Az attachment for S1G,O has been
levied on Lowenthal, Livingston & Co.,
shipping aud commission merchants of
San Francisco, precipitatiug the failure
OF the firm The Liabilities are about
S220, 900, mostly due to English firms
PHYsICIAEs estimate that there are
upward of 1000 cases Of eripna in Lss=.
bGque, Ia There have been very few
fatal cases
C J. HARRIs has been elected prinei-
pal chief OF the Cherokee nation to sue
coed }. b. Mayes, who died recently.
Harris has been prominent in Cherokee
politics for the past twelve years
The Indiana coal miners strike has
ended in the complete defeat of the
men, who will return to work at the
old wages.
Gov. FRANCIS, of Missouri, has pub
flshed an opinion of James o. Broad
heal concerning the cOnvening Of the
legislature, who says that it is optional
with the governor whether he shall re-
district the state or call the legislature
to do so, but that it must be done
THE Chicago grand jury has indicted
Thomas J. Elderkiu, Thomas Nelson
and Robert LindhOltz, officers and
members Of the seamen's union, for
conspiracy
A SERIOUS wreck occurred on the
Santa Fe road, near Newcomb, No.
Fifteen persons were hurt, Conductor
WoOdwCrth probably fatally.
TIE situation at the burned eastern
Michigan insane asylum at Pontiac was
much improved the day after it was de-
stroyed- The 500 inmates found quar-
ters in neighbOring asylum cottages
and in houses Only one man was
missing. The loss was $500, 600.
THOMAS S. APPLEGATE, proprietor OF
the Times Of Adrian, Mich. died sud
denly OF heart disease, He was one Of
the N st prominent republican Politi-
clans in Michigan
q CHARLES MAYER, 4 pioneer Of Indiana
and millionaire Wholesale merchant
of Indianapolis, is dead, aged 20.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01
THE WORLD AT LARGE
Summary of the Daily News
vsAsMINaroN -


IT IS sta ed that the United States is
trying TO buy an island of Ecuador for
. South American coaiing station.
WAsHINsTON physicians are indig-
nant at the unjust criticisms Of Dr..
Wales in connection with the late Sem
atOr Plumb's case.
A PROPOSED amendment to the fed
eral constitution to forbid state or fed
eral aid to any religious sect is to he
laid before congress when it shall re-
assemble.
THE president has signed a remission
Of the TT1V7VeCuue1 portion OF the sen
tence of suspension imposed by court
martial May :, 1890, upon Commander
Bowman II. McCaila, of the navy. who
was convicted for cruelty to his subor-
dinates during n cruise of the United
States ship Enterprise of which he was
In command and sentenced to suspen-
sion for three years
THERE is unwOnted activity in the
navy department, and Secretary Blaine
and Chiiian Minister Montt held an un-
satisfactory interview. 1t Is denied,
however, that war is feared. II is the
general belief that trouble with Chilli is
almost certain. Secrecy of the depart
ments heightens the belief.
THE president has denied the appli-
cation for pardon in the case of Harper,
who was convicted on a charge of en-
bezzlement of funds of the Fidelity
savings bank, of Cincinnati and SEN
fenced in 1887 to ten years iEnprison-
uent-
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THE emperor OF Germany has con-
ferred the star of the order of Hohen-
zollern upon Prof Ernst Curtius, the
distinguished Helleuist, in honor Of his
jubilee as a professor
DURING dense fog in Leeds, En-
gland, two men walked into the river
and were drowned
THE various commercial treaties
passed their third reading in the lower
house OF the Hungarian diet
LETTERS from Samoa report critical
situation The chiefs are Ia, king Of
rebellion
THE st Petersburg correspondents OF
the London Times says; "The Russs1n
reserves have received sealed instruc-
tiOns which are not to be opened slzasit
a certain signal is given from head
quarters The greatest activity pre-
walls in all the RussiAa armaussut
works and dock yards"
SosEE relief has come 70 the sufferers
of Russia by the ARRIVAL OF grain
GROSS frauds involving millions are
said to have been unearthed already in
the province OF Quebec by the miuis-
try which succeeded that of Mercier
A DISPATCH says that the steamship
Island, of the Danish or ThingvaiIa
line, Cap Laub, from Ststtin, Deceu-
Der :, bound for New York, was ashore
1t Nidingen-
II HUNe CHANG. the Chinese vieerov
IS recovering from his attack of la
grippe and has renewed Operations
against the rebels.
THE earnings OF the Chicago. Mil
vvanlree s. St Paul Railway Co for the
third week of Decsm Der were s67z. IA.
an increase as compared with the cor
responding week last year of S1Is.67a.
MICaAEE DAVTTr was defeated at
Waterford. Ireland. for parliament bv
John Redmond, ParneIiite, bF SIC
THE London Times correspondent At
Singapore telegraphs news OF a MALAY
rising in P8hang, q stats OF the Malay
peninsula He states that "A Eavlish
magistrate has been dred at and also
that a body OF armed police has been
dispatched from Ssiangsr u queH the
revolt
DUS s. Col trade review reports the
business situation as good as ever srd
the great Industries more than usually
actiVe-
A HOT conflict between Catholics and
police and soldiers oecaEred In Pue6la-
Mexico. as a result of the elosiao az
four Eaonasteries- one man was. killed
and others wounded
II IS reported IN Valparaiso that the
two Iaea who confessed % purtielpa.-
ton in the Baltimore outzage via s,s
punished and that Chill viii settle ssish
tl,o United States
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IHE notorious BOO S1tns band OF ont
laws in. Cheetaw county, Alsbama, shot
three people dead, mortally wounded
two others, wounded three more and
burned the house. They proposed to
burn other houses.
DR. r a. KrNLOCH, noted surgeon
Of CbRrlestnn. 3. C., is dead.
EX-UNITED STATES SENATOR HERE-
FORD, Of West Virginia, died at his
home in Monroe county, that state. of
pneumonia
THE Bob Sims gang Of outlaws was
pretty well extermInated in Choctaw
county. Ala A piece OF artillery was
brought to bear on Sims house, when
the gang surrendered to the sheriff A
III b later on took the despsradoes sad
hanged them. The next day two more
OF the gang were lynehed.
NISETEEN business houses were de-
strOyed by a fire in Chattanooga, Tenn,
on the s7th. The loss was $3.50, 900
with $500, 600 insurance.
WILLIAM R. CHURCHILL, of Louisville,
Ky, part owner of Churchill Downs,
where the jockey club race track is To-
Gated, died of la grippe.
A MAD dog in TexRrkaua, Tex, bit
three persons before he was killed
THE San Antonio & Arausas Pass
railroad in Texas has been tied up BY a
general strike.
NEAL SIMS, brother of B ,b Sims, the
notorious Alabama outlaw lynched
Christmas da~, has formed a band to
avenge his brothers hanging The peo-
pie are ali prepared.
Tbs excitement on the Texas border
over the CARA raid is as great as ever,
but SO far nothing sensational has oc-
Cured.
IN fire in a cabin in SheIbyvilie,
Tenn, two small colOred children were
burned to death.
The bank at FOrdyce, Ark, was en-
tered by burglars the other night and
the outer and inner doors blown open,
but the burglars were unable to open
the burglar proof boz and got little.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

real estate, with proper Limitations
upon the quantity OF land and amount
OF money. We demand that the amount
of the circulating medium be speedily
increased to not less than $50 per cap
its-"-Sazhville (reun-) Weekly Toiler.
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or rewaud-to break or bless our frl-
teruul relations with each other.
Bat clslt.si hls been alseTv male
king and dictat 7r over industry. and
millions have been foresd TO beg for
work. 10 compete for 30, and that at the
lowest living price, without reference
20 justice between man end mul.
Here is a money bill ba ed so ely
upou the purest ideas cf Justice and
patriotiszu-that Universal Justice and
fraternai rights may prevnu. IL pro-
vides good money: good for the farmer,
the mechanic, the merchant tho
soldier, Tor cveryb -dy. WHAT mikes it
good money2 Beesusc So is declared
so by the sovereign auth riJy OF tho
American union, and evcEE dollars
W0r Of property Ia the United States
Is behind ID, and because the life-s llrud
Of every true and 2 val citizen Is be-
hiud IT, And that makes IL as good aa
money can be made while it is Invested
of harmful privileges which other
moneys have had-cf commanding
premium, suffering depreciation and
bearing high rate lt Interest
Il. S. GIvAN,
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why Farmers DO Not hoy a. sIuch
IheF should

Why Farmzrz DO Eot hoy a. aIuch as
They should
Did It ever occur b you business men
that the farmers do not buy as much
much as they did twenty or thirty
years Hgo2 It is not because the farm
ers are any stiugier than they were or
because their wants are any more czzi-
iy supplied It Is becauss they cart
AFFORD TO buy prices are too low. Why
don't you pay more for youf farm prod
uceY because you can't afford 20; yuu
can't pay any more than you can ges
for IT, and tho markets ~ the cauterE
Of consumption are down, and you ans
Powerlss- 20 bring them up Why are
the markets low iu the c-uters Of con-
sumption? because SC many city work
people are ont of work. or are driven
70 the scautiesL of iuCouGEs not because
the work e. all com pIeted in the cities
and the cities are finished bat because
the employers themselves are stiuted.
and those who would build and employ
labor are unable 20 do SO for lack of
money Can't you business men see
and uuderstand tbi.2 The same thing
that hurts the farmer rs hurts you. and
whatever benefits the farmers aid La
borsF VIII bene6t you We are not
asking the government for any douu-
tioni we simply want the idle % De set
90 work az remuuerative wages, SO that
they can go % eating and wearing
sIt Vernon m) Progressive Farmer.
Every alliance couRrassulau. who
was elected Is an advocate of tuc ueala
demands. viii stand b. those demands
az all hazards They VIII not 20 into
any party caucus on any question oIi-
posing thess demands, because no
party has any right 70 ma6e such
measure the subject Of caucua agree
msut Again, every iEdividuni meubeF
has perfect right TO stay ont pf Gay
caucus Ls8 nay chorse---l- atto1el &c 'a-
omist
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Under our PIutoeratie Eys.em oi
finance the government loans its credit
10 the banks and pays them interest
On the loan. The banks ioan thsit
credit % the peopie and charge theln
interest on she loan In both cases tue
r-e1aIs E0os all the hLELa ana t1s b4u--a
reap al the lenedt1 -Adg1eli
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01

THE A.AL4saEs
TIE leaders of the Striking printers
in Berlin and Lcipsic have intimated
to the masters that the men arc willing
to resume work uncondiuonauy.
Gov. RUSSELL of Massachusetts, re-
fused to sign the pardon recommended
for Jamea Dunlap, who was sent tc
prison in 1873 for rObbing the North.
anaPtOn bank.
THE EOrth German Gazette says that
it learns from reliable sources that DR..
Won Holleben, at present German min.
ister to JapgH, sEiit =tR. transferred to
Wsshingtous where ne viii represent
Germany In place Of Count Arco Valley,
who died some time ago
TIE regular administration OF Peter 3
.ri-ce and o the vatican fiuuueea viii
heoceEorth be entrusted 10 "a commits
zion OF seven cardinals The deficit
brClught about through TIN mis-can
EasRt Of Mgr. FOlchi amounts to s4,-
900. eco
a WALL. of the rains at Chattanooga,
Tenn, fell the other day, injuriBg sew
ersi worlsmen-
GEs. -TRoNAs -ALLcocE, inventor OF
the porous plaster, diad 1t New York
recently. He was born in birmingham,
England, = years ago
A alIsrAKE in orders caused q coIIi-
sion on the Hannibal road near Wheel
ing NO 4lE4e men were killed aud
thres etaers badly injured
TIE congress Of India met at Nngpur
on the goth. The addresses were
eouched IN friendly terms OF the Brit
ish government
SENATOR WAszBURS denOunces as a
pure fabrication the interview pub
lished In the Boston Record that he
said hGr. Blaine told hiIzs that he would
accent the publican nomination for
the presidency
FaE New York court of appeals de-
eided the senatorial election contests.
E5vins the democrats two seats and the
Fspu Elscsns one and declaring an
elected republican ineligible, The sen
ate viii be Is u -
TxE Baitim1ao Aanufaeturers' Res
ord makes an excellent report of the
progress of the south during the past
ys1r. Property IS increasing in value
at an u1equaled rate
Ma GLADSTONE cs1sbra4ed his sad
biFtlsday at Bisrrisz On the s9th.
THB terms Of the reciprocity ar
rangeEneRt between tie p nited States
aud the British West Lndian colonies
have been ms-ds pubises
Ia a snosslide At Alicante. p mining
canp Of Colorado. s'EeHn X ss,ausz vas
auslaptiY killed and > ssrilt1eg at ei---=
-s5sz seFtoszsy sat-