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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
cTRCIII.ATION srNTEMENT.

Washington. Feb o. The treasury de-.
pHrtmeufs monthly circulation state
meut shows net decrease in the cir'u-
lniion during lHgt month Of S212b 40
There was during January dccronsr IN
circulation Of 81 G2B. 5ih in standard il-
Yer dollars. 81 .2S2, ~ n gold coin, S7SG-
$50 iu subsidiary silver Sl,I0h,@S3 Ia
National hnnk notes aud Sil ,23N. iu2 In
United States notes. ON the other hand
gold certificates Ia circulation Increased
$685., $50 silver certificates Sl,l5IGiO.
Treasury notes -, SSI 900 aud currency
curihoatnR 81 100000 The total cir
culaliou Of the country on Feb. IN
Minced al 81 COZ .D5S, $50, or per cHpila
of S2i23. ngninst 81 ,G03, s55, l2S on Feb.
I. 1882
During the last month there was ip't
lucronse OF SiO.4l5.US2 10 the treasury
money and bullion fund Gold coin hold.
inps decreased 50 M .39S aud gold bull
lion S24I.S72 Treasury holdings Of Lul-
led states notes increasing Sll2NliO2
standard silver DOLLARS S2.3560lS; ma
tiopnI hank notes Sl,725lll; silver
trrnsury notes, S1.3i317G; Subsidiary
silver. s775,Ol2. aud silver bullion
S2.J3S,O73.
ION on February WIS nH follows bnld
coin St47 .375 O5i; etaudprd silver dol.
lars, s317. 4iO507; subsidiary silver
St1 34B 623: silver treasury nnic4 ~
Oi01d3. United States notes wv Nelh.
STq, National bank notes $L1bS 100
rold bullion. SSl 49, i7S silver bullion,
SO0. gg2 .O6t: total, S73b.A 800
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07

man net. and said In connection With
tho presentation of the petition he DC.
sired TO submit 60 the consideration ~
the senate some remarks on what was
known as che silver question, After row.
tine business WAS concluded, Mr. mn
began his speech He said When me
Sherman act WAS passed Two aud
half years ago he had been exceedingly
shocked and alarmed. and four mouths
before his election 90 tlc senate he hnd
gone 10 New York city and there pub
NCly taken issue against the principle cin-
bodied in the law
The Democratic party. he said, wae
pledged IN the repeal of the sherman law
aud the party should live up 10 is pledges.
In closing his speech Mr. Hill said the
controlling influence ia his action was
the fact that the rrpeal was q step to-
wards free bi-ncttnlic coinage, which he
favored ultimately.
Mr. rin then. In compliance with the
numerous requests made 20 HIN, said
hc desired 90 have the nill nude the
special order for somN day that might
suit the convenience of the seuatc,
Mr. Vest OF Missouri gave notice Of
an amendment providing hat silver dol.
lars ot ~ - grains In weight shall DO
miuted Ia separate mints of the United
States as provided iu the acts of 1877,
which coins and silver dpllara heretofore
coined of like weight and hneucss shall
hc legal tcndcr for an debts. public aud
private, except when otherwise atipus
lated Ia contracts, aud authorizing the
secretary OF the treasury 10 purchase
from time 90 time silver bullion, mot leHs
than 2.OOuuOu nor morc Than i,NOWO
ounces monthly aud cousc it to be
cuiucd us idHt as purchased
Mn. TIN then formally moved the re-
peal of the bin br made HE special or.
der for Thursday ucXt After "a good
deal Of confusion end parliamentary
wunrliun tltV question WIS brought 10
direct vote ON Mr. Hlls motion and
Il WINS lrfeatcd. Yeas. 20; Nays, -,
Yeas Bricc. canrcy. Davis Dawes
Dixon. Faulkner Nryc. GulliuEpr. tlih-
son. sGorman. Hale UaWlcy. Hall. iluar
Mcpherson. Mills, Morrill, Palmer, Prove
tor Shcrmau Ncst, Villas aud White, 2l.
Nays Bite Bery Blockuiru, Blol-
Davis Dolph DUBOIS, Nulou George,
Gordon. marlborough Harris Hinton,
lrhy, Jones tNCNudul Nvlr. MCMILLAN,
Waudprson, Mithcll. Morgan, Pnsc@
reNcr. Perkins pcuisrcw platt, Pow
crs. purh RANSOM Shoup. Squire, stow
art, Stupkctridvc, Teller rurp'c, Vance,
Voorhees,. WolCott A..
Tho following pairs were announced
Allison md Stanford, Camden aud Pad
dock AldrICh aud MulthHll, Gray nnd
Butler. lipaus and Sanders, lliscock
aud lOuos tArhunguD. Quay aud VIII
som. Sawyer and Cameron.
The scuutp Hill for Tho payment by Tho
government of iucnl tnXea on lands held
hy Indians m scyrrnlty pnssed
House bil granting additional uunrau-
time Powers and Imposing additional du-
ties upon the marine hospital service WAS
taken mp. The question being Oh the
substitute reported from the scnntc com-
mitcp uu epidemic Diseases the sruntc
substitute was urrvod to ami the hll ~
amended passed
The senate after executive session ud
luuruCd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
MAJOU HOLM LEVIN.

Brcnhnm. Tex, Feb. O. Especial =.
Sundny night, Jan 20 Muior LAWN was
stricken with cerebral hcmouhugo. from
The effects Of which lac ucyor rallied,
M penug until this morning when h9
pnssrd away ut the ugr of O3 years.
Nuior John Levin was born in Cork, Ire
land. cumc 10 this country with his pa
rents during childhood and spent
whore they settled He waH Rt ono
umc clcIk Va St Louis establish
mout with Uncle Dan MoGary of the
Houston Age, aud cpmc To- Texas about
twenty years npn since which time no
las engaged m the newspaper business.
he Wta Tor several yrnra editor Of the
Bi,uhum Bnuuor aud other pnpers, but
returned to this city lust February aud
established the Bronhum Herald. an
evening paper of which hc vas editor
aud senior proprietor ut The time of his
drmiHc. The remains viii be- shipped
10 50. Louis Tor lntcrmenL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
TIE AssIGNNIENT ELL.

Austin. Tex. Feb O. lSpecial.)-
Senate judiciary Committee No, ] and
House Judiciary Committee No. ! had
a joint meeting this afternoon for the
purpose of hearing the arguments Of
merchants from various cities OF the
state on the Agnew assignment bill.
There We're present representatives Of
merchants OF Galveston, Houston, San
Antonio aud Paris Leon Lew OF. Calves
ton appeared as spokesman Of the dele
cations ana made an argument against
the bill He said the equitable distribu-
ton Of the assets OF an iusolYcnt debtor
was very much 20 be- desired, but this
bin sought 10 accomplish tho object by
making the state the guardian for cred
itors. Nobody in Texas wanted such g
law as the one proposed. The demand
Tor Il came from the merchants outside
Of the stnte. who desired their disadyant-
age Of distance 10 be- remedied by such
a law. The present law D. just and no
change IL asked for by creditors or debt
ors of Texas. Ia 1891 there were $1,000
traders in the state and 333 failures and
in 1892 among the same number Of trad
ers there were 533 failures. Merchants
who reside In the state, who most nRtur-
allv 90 10 the aid Of q home merchant
IN Distress under the proposed bill
would be- given the advantage
which those circumstances should guar
me committee adjourned without
taking any action on the bin
SENATE JUDICIARY
committee 10. ., met this afternoon
ami decided 20 report fayorably the fol.
lowing bills;
senate blll fixing ihe fees Of county
judges Ia criminal cases
Bin dedning and regulating the rela-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
TAX on CIGARETTES.

Austin. Tex, Feb. G.-(Special. The
house committee on revenue and taxa
ton agreed tonight 10 report IN favor Of
taxing cigarette dealers a license of 800
state tax. which, with tax OF $50 for
each city or town and 500 county tax,
will BE- 5000. under the right of city
or town aud each county 10 levy one
half the state tax. There VIII be a
minority report
The committee on pcritentiaries awaits
the report of the subcommittee which
visited the peniteutares, which IL is
understood will report among other rec
concentrations ia favor of an appropria-
ton 20 purchase land for working CON
ViCfs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
ne HUNTED TROUBLE.
No Found II, and VIII Have No Moro Trouble
ON This Earth.

Blum, Tex, Feb O.. Especially Az 4
o'clock this morning g. "a Murphy was
shot aud Killed while resisting arrest.
Murphy arrived on the 8.20 train yes
torday cypuinb llo borrowed q horse
aud pistol aud rode about four milea 70
where bis wife was staying, from whom
he had been Hcpurated for some tine,
aud attempted 30 kll her lie then won't
10 MIR Ed Long ~ spend the night A
wurnut was Issued aud Officers llarlin,
with Mr.. lcd Forest, brother of Mrs.
Murphy. went at 4 o'clock thlsmOrning 10
make the arrest Olhcer Inrlin papplcd
with Murphy, bot Murphy being tho
stronger attempted 10 use his pistol, when
Forest hrrd killing him Instantly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
TT Will BIZ INTERESTING

Austin. Tex, Feb. Especial Tho
legislative committee appointed 70 visit
the state returned this morning There
were In the party Senators lmbodep and
Aguew and Representatives Moody,
Trmtt and Rugsdale lt seems the re-
port Of the committee will be- very inter
rsting IL will cut O whack ot extravu-
CANT salaries paid TO number Of otli-
GERS and instructors of the institutions
II win also be probably suggested that
the department of military instruction be-
made the feature OF another state insti-
tuition m e has evidently absorbed much
of tue agricultural and more Of the me
chnncal feature Of the Bryan college
The idca N that Il Is more ncnrly a
military academy than an agricultural
and mechanical college The report will
no doubt be ready 10y Wednesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
rl1n smIrcnMnNR nEMANps.

Chicago. Ills, Feb. o Grand mister
Wilson aud Yice-Grand muster Dow1ey
nf ~ Svitehmen's union said to-day tho
reporfs Of "A coming switehmen'e strike
were premature. but aduitted the rcport
was n the main correct Downey said
there will be a demand for Increased
wnrrs "A strike may result, but every.
thing would be uuder the auspices u
IND Switchmen's Benevolent associations
DOwney further intimnted some move
might 30 made inside Of week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
ruE noMnsrEADBns DnTENsn.

pittsburg, Penn, Feb o. Tho trial Of
Jnds clifford athe Homestead striker
held for murder, 10 outlining the defense.
Attorney Brennan said an abb would b0
proven and Il would be shown people om
tho river bank at Homestead did not
fire ht The Pinkertona IN the bargea, bus
She firing was done for the purpose Or
signalling. he nlao stated Il would DO
shown Connor wnB not shot by people
on the shore A large number Of Wit
ucssea were then examined whose tesu-
mnnY Wa Nm nccnrhnnne with lhn above.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
NNANTe M ANNEX.

San Francisco, Gala, Feb G.-Colonel
Charles n. DALEY American commits
eioner for Fing Ieberuririemo Of Buta-
ritari. ono of The Gilbert Islands, has fur
,yarded 10 the state department a. Wash
ton Il protest from the King against me
forcble seizure OF his island by. the Brt
III government. while negotiations were
prosrossing with the United states lie
asks The protection of the United States,
ar annexation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
FLOODS Ar BRISBANE.

Brisbane, Fob, o. Water " rislng
steadilv IN this city. The lower districts
me completely submerged. AZ = o'clock
fhis morning the wbter around Brisbane
hogan falling The city is stiA Isolated,
however, aud little news can be gotten
from nearby towns The list Of thu
dead grows hourly. Many bodies ara
being found h. houses supposed 90 have
bepu deserted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
rIInrn GoOn lNpIANs.

washington. Feb. g.. SecFetuIy Noble
bas received a telegram from Inspector
Cieney Of Pine Ridge. ~ d., ID which lie
gnvs that the police nave returned from
their pursuit 81 the cowboy murderers,
and report having killed, about sixteen
miles from the agency three lndianf
WHO participated IN the murder. No out
break Of Indians or further trouble ~
anticipated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
Amor nay

Austin, TEX, FEB. -(Special)--
Governor Hogg today issued bis procla-
nation making Arbor Day, the DID
legal holiday. Officers aud teachers Of
public schools are requested 10 enlist
ibeir pupils In honorinE the day, aud Of
hrers employed Ia state institutions are
ei Joined 60 utilize the day In planting
Trees aud shIubbery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
He Says the Repeal of the Sher.
man Law Is a Step
TOWARD FREE Bl-METALLlSM.
But the Senate by Vote Of Almost Two
to One
Refuses 10 Fix Day 10 Vote on 1.-THE
President and Members Of the Cabinet
In Conference on The Hawaiian
Question Marey's Letter

Washington. Feb @ Preliminary 20
the conference tomorrow between Che
secretary of state aud the HaWnliun
annexation commissioners, conference
was held today 400 the White House N,-
tween the president, SECRETARY John W
Foster. Secretary Tracy aud Attorney
general Miller fostcr had talk with
thc president on the subject this morn
ing. and in the afternoon they were
again together. with Secretaries Tracy
and Miller also present What WINS uc.
c0mplishcd nt these conferences Cunnui
be usccrtuincd, hue their frequency and
the leugth of time thcy lasted
government will have somr dch-
mite information to import 10 the cum-
missouers at tomurruw's session bearing
ON the policy Of the United States rc.
gurding the annexation question The
secretary OF state snid today that NO ar-
ranEements had been nude Tor the re-
ccption of the Hawuiiuus 10y the prcsi-
dent
The president this afternoon, IN re-
Spouse tn the resolution of Senator Nor
gan adopted last Friday, transmitted tao
the sCnnte copies of the annexation trcu-
~ negotiated between the representa-
lives of the United States and King
kamchomchn III iu 1916. together with
the correspondence iu relation thereto.
The correspondence Includes q letter Of
instruction from Secretary of State W.
H. Marcy to David Gregg minister TO
Hawaii which. although written nearly
fifty years ago. rs Thought 10y SOME To
fairly present the views of this udmiuis.
twtion upon the question of the unuvNH-
tuu of Hawaii. lu reference 10 the iu-
mediate incorporation ui the islitnds into
the United Stutos HH uu independent
state. Marcy says. I understand The
measure proposed by tho people and
that IN which the present rulers are dis
posed TO concur b. annexation ms diH-
tiuguishod for protection. aud thnt 10 iH
their Intention that thrsc islands shall
become part of our territorial pussps-
sious, Should the sovereignty of these
islands be- transferred tn the United
States the present government would, Ds
q natter of course. Dee superseded hy, or
nt least be- subject tu, the federal ana.
thufity of this country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07

sydney. Feb. 6. Al Munich Queens,
land. twenty-two pcreoas persisted n The
floods. III Is feared the loss Of life u
much greater, az the swollen river q
covered with wrockgge = horrible stencil
arises. doubtless caused by me great
number u human beings aud animals en-
tangled ia she maee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07

D
Austin. Tex. Feb q Special .
The senate met this morning NJ ~
O'Clock. with senator kcarby president
pro tom. I'm the chair Bills and rpsolu'
lions were introduced and referred as
By Mr. Alice A ml TO mend the ACT
redistrictIug the state SO as to create llc
Forty.niuth district, composed OF tn'
counties of Duval Encinm and Iapata
nv Mr.. Baldwin A bill 60 amend the
dpct cr,atinr the civil courts ot appcul
40 as a. provide for the payment ut 'h'
clerks Of the civil courts OF appeal
By Mr.. Lawhoru hill TO provide Tor
locating INDICATED Confederate lahu W.T.
By Mr. Mckinney A bill 10 prohibit
tho location of public lands by employees
OF the state departments OF district anu
county surveyors aud their employees
BY Mr. lutchison, by request \ ON
10 provide for the adoption OF lnbcls'
trpdp marks and forus Of advertising.
nv Air McComh-A bin TO define the
relation of common carriers 60 their con
Nv Mr Goss-A hin 60 validate titles
TO land issued to railroad companies anu
now owned by private individuals
Senator l<earby's bin (Senutor LOWS W.
the chnirl defining pcfpctWucs was takch
up as unfinished business.
senator Swnyue lScnutor lmboden ~
the chair amended so as TO except FROM
the provisions Of this act town lot conn
panics formed for the purpose OF develop
ing the suburbs Of cities aud towns, ana
building and loan companies.
Senator Hutchinson amended my
amendment 80 that such companies Shhll
sell their real estate within twenty years
FROM the passage of this act.
Senators Swaync aud Bowscr advocated
the Swaync amendment aud SENATOR
Noakum. Hutchinson and kcnrhy spoke
in favor OF the Hutchinson amendment
Mr. llutchiuson's amendment 20 the
amendment was lost 10y vote ot 10 10
o.
Nv Swayurs amendment was passed
hy a vote of l3 10 IL
Tho hill WIS ordered cngrossed 10y q
vote Of Il to 10
On motion OF senator freslcr the sem
ate bil requiring new counties to pay
their share Of the debts of the old cnun'
ties out uf which they were created, was
made tn special order FOR tomorrow
after the morning call.
Senator McCymb moypd that tie
Worlds fpir appropriation bill be- made
the special order for "Wednesday and Zoe
continued from day to day until disposed
Of which prevailed.
Adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
WYONlING'S SENATOR

Cheyenne. WyO.. Feb q The fight
for thp United Suites spuutorship ia grow
ing Ia intensity aud 10 stirring mp such bad
feeling la Democratic ranks, Chat the clor.
ton of Republican cor q dondl0cl, to the
end OF the session ara among the POSSIBLE
itics. Saturday nineteen Democratic mcm-
beers agreed boa caucus to vote sulidly for
ten ballots for A. l.. New W. III. llulli-
duy, G. ~ Roach and $. A. Corn m
order Go give the IopulialH AN upportu-
mis- TO Join with them iu election ANY one
of the four Eighteen Democrats have
adhered ~ tho caucus decision. The
other declines as hp claims undorhhudpd
measures have since been used to nucom-
plish News election
Ten ballots have been taken since the
arrangement and New has received rs
yots ON each one, the Hupulisls voting
for one of their own men, william
Brown. The New forces have succeeded
la getting Russell the Republican mcu-
Der from Oniu county tu leave town,
mudng tie number necessary tn % choice
but "a votes
II the populsts fail Go come 10 News
support ON tomurruw's ballot, aud the
Democrats give Holiday Corn and Bcc,
the same chance they have given New,
the problem viii hc solved possibly oi
Wednesday, ballot II News supporters
however fail To- vote for those three "a
deadlock will continue on the populists
will turn 10 the Republicans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07

tionship Of connecting lines Of railways
Senate bin making taxable notes.
bonds. contracts and other evidences
Of debt secured by Hen ON real estate
held hy parties residing cut OF the state.
Senate bill authorizing the redemption
Of real estate sold under mortgage or
other judicial sale
Senate bill fixing the number of per
emptory challenges In capital cases as
six for the state aud ak for the defend.
ANT viii be reported back to be consid.
eNad by the senate In committee Of the
whole.
A substitute will be reported for senate
bill providing for the payment ~ eN'
penses of attached witnesses Ia felony
cases.
Senate bill providing for tripltcate cleo
ton returns by county judges VIII also
be reported fayoably.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
JUDGE JAoKsoN's NOMINATION.

Washington, Feb o. Tile senate ju-
dietary committee this morning took ~
TIC nomination OF Judge jackson, but "
consideration WIS postponed unll next
Monday, Oh account 0f objections ihadf
by Democratic members
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
TIIE sENATE

Washingtop, Feb. O.. Before the rou,
line morning business had bssen concluded
today IN the senate, Mr. tiiH 81 New
York presented q petitien q the business
men 0f Rochester. y. ~, iricspecuye ot
party. Ia faYar vi the reneAl " ne alleE-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07

Workman. Tex, Fob g. Special y
Mr. WiUmln MoIrnry. who lived twelve
mipA Gust of this place. fell dead ON tho
rond whllc returning from l'idriod last
Saturday night llcurt disease the
tuUNn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
nANnns ANNnNArION.

san Francisco, CAL Feb o. The San
l'mncisru bourd of trade nt it3 uunuul
meeting today phsscd % resolution favor
iug ihc annexation of the Hawaiian To-
luula
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
THE COUNTY ROAD QUESTION.

Austin. Tex, Fob. g. jSpccial)-
The County Road association of TcXns
has been I'M session here today. about 100
delegates being in attendance. The OH
jprt of the meeting Is To discuss ways
and means 20 secure good roads in coun-
try districts
Tho first paper read was boy Judge ".
=. Gray Of jefferson, discussing both
the school question aud the road prob
leu
Representative Breeding of Houston,
who was present addressed the cOuNcn-
ton At considerable length, tnkmg as the
basis of his remarks the bill hc has intro.
duced iu the Legislature providing Tor the
creation Of a hcttcr system of county
roads lie argued for the adoption Of
his recommendations, contCnding that
they would grant the relief sought
George B. Amery, one Of the Victoria
county commissioners, did not agree
with AN the provisions of Mr.. Breeding
bin and thought those contained iu n
bill he had prepared would be- more suit.
able.
The discussion became general, and was
engaged In by J, H. Parks of Donlcy.
III. r. Rice Of Harris w NJ A. Field of
| Iliu Judge Beard Of Tyler. g. H. Le-
bold of Austin and Judge Chessher OF
/ Georgetown.
Finnlly the chnir appointed Messrs
! Chossher. Dupree. Grecn Rice and
! Won Rosenberg a committee to consider
| a bin aud report tomorrow and the con
| yention adjourned TO o'clock tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07

The political position, abllity end
wealth 81 her husband, y addiiglonn 70 Der
own attractions, made Mrs. Mlll9ln
y ~ ~ ,,ife ~ Inc president during the
~, eJ,6nistratiOn Of Mr. Cleveland
rms poatioa she would have he'd again
5,,ring nv next administration, but tor
her untraely death on sunday. ..--,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
WHEEL WON'T ear.
| ss N y "a, Not Touched Food.
-. wee !. ssnlshe. q DAN.

n lss,sf r. Feb. s.~cSp.c,,,,
: ne jsii fqI Y .i to hang. and
n ioar ~ ~ tAis sity, has refus-
4 l,l Y s's s. Of the III ra = osa
i'ea iurai,SsesS5 rye before he viii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07

"a, iso. g.. Especial. Loo n
~ Ah !. eosrs endip aoo oa,,, inert
= Bar. tsss.s lal0AnEnl'