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Rolling Stock Seized by the sheriff.
A NEW POINT.
| Petersen's Counsel Claims That the Liquor
License Law 10 Uncon-titutiouai.

Petersen's Counsel Claims That the Liquor
License Law 10 Unconrtftutiouai.
Alexander Petersen. the colored man con-
victed in the Police Court yesterday Of .
charge Of keeping a disorderly house, was
called u pom in court this afternoon to plead 10
a charge of kee ping an unlicensed bar.
Mr. Pugh represented the District and At
torneys Joseph Shillington and West Steeyer
appeared for the defendant.
Mr.. Steever moved to qussh the information.
on the ground IN at the law of Congress was
unconstitutional. He argued that the sale of
and was therefore triable by indictment and
not on an information Counsel read several
authorities in support OF his position.
The argument was in progress when this ~
mort closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12
Feurth-Class Postmaster.

The official buzz saw in Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Maxwell's Office is running
on full time again Democratic postmaster 10
the number Of l27 were appointed today. fliing
the vacancies occasioned by the retirement Of -
many republicans. OF this number 90 we're rs-
moved, 3s resigned and two died
Nearby postmaster we're appointed - fol-
county, Va, vice J. o. FAINT, removed; q. w.
Wiley st Marlborough, Loudoun county, vice
J. 7. spste, removed; A. L Bolinger ss pamss-
Gus. Montgomery county, Nd, vice T. A Hur-
ley, removed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12
The Boston in Hawaii.

The q. s. g. Boston will remain at Honolulu
until relieved by the Philadelphia. now on her
way to the Samoan Islands. This can hardly
be before Christmas The Boston will then
proceed direct to San Francisco and receive an
extensive overhauling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12
Another secret.rv Of L-rat,or

Another Secretary OF Legation.
The Chilean legation here has been rein
forced by another attache in the person Of
Senior Victor Eastman, who was presented st
the State Department today a. second secretary
of legation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12

Controller Eckeis has authorized tire South
eru California National Bank Of Los Angslsa,
Cal, TO reopen its doors for business.
Ia the case Of the Commercial Bank Of Utah,
whose doors would have been reopsnsd yesterday
but for the recently discovered defalcstion q
The cashier, the controller viii order an en-
sminsr to inspsct the accounts Of ths bank ~
msdiassiy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12
,,- Vera Osc.. So Fo,,er Buildiu,

IHN tvrSt~a STAR = served to slh-cribsrs IN the
etv - carriers on their account ~ 10 cents per
Hr~k. Or 80. per month. Copies at thu counter Y
cents esrh by anywhere IN the United States
tanida- -ro-tass pr-usid 80 cents per meath
SsryEpAT QUsDKUPLE SHEET STAR 81 90 per year !;
with foreign postage aid-i, $500.
tfnter-a AZ the Post once At Washington n c. a.
s-Ccuc class AL matter
- All mail Suhscrti tons must be paidin advance
Rates % advertising made known on application
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12

Gen. I. L. Casey, chief Of engineers, has re-
turned to Washington from New York He
says that his son Edward. who was injured In
runaway accident, is out Of danger, and that
his skull was not fractured, a. was at first
feared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12
DIRECTORS INDICTED.

Held Responsible for the Fsiiure ef the
Plsnkinton Rank Of Milwaukee.
MuwauKEK. Wis. July Il All the directors
Of the PlAnkinton Bank have been indicted
under the Law Of the state defining the rcspoa-
sibility Of hank directors. Judge James n.
jenkins. William Plankinton snd Engens
Elliott have appeared In court and presumably
gave hail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12
SIGNING THE IRON SCALE.
Jones Laughiin of fittsburg Have Agreed
TO tho Terms.

PrrrsBuRo. Pa, July i2-Jones a Lsughlin
have signed the amalgamated steel scale, tie
workmen conceding a reduction OF from 8 10
Is per cent The firm wanted q cut Of from
10 to 20 per cent The iron scale
was signed last week and the company's
extensive plant. employing 8. 600 men, will ro-
sumo in few days. The iron scale was also
signed yesterday by the Fin6lay (ohio) Rolling
Mill Company, employing 500 men. So far
thirteen western firms have signed the scale.
There is no change in the local situation ana
the mills are vet idle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12

Gen. schoheid has gone to New York 70 a.
tend the adjourned meeting Of the army ord
nance and fortifcstions board, which viii prob
ably be in session several days. as there are
several matters OF importance 10 be considered,
including the preparation Of the annual rspssS
TO Congress-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12
Bank Receiver Appoint

Bank Receiver Appointed.
The controller Of the currency today sp-
pointed M e. R. Fogg receiver Of the
Nebraska National Bank Of Beatrice, Neb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ ~SPIRITUAL1sM.- LAT THE TEMPLE, 4:sa
st. NV. THIS Wednesday, EVENING.
ns W AGAIN the s pn6e With
;heiT sPiri friends Mr.. 4 J. & Compton ~ on Of Indian
Doors open 7:30 Admission free. WM C. sCRIB-
NER. Chairman Business Committee IT.
8h retarn. due for = ar r. ended June 80 as. is
R6sEf i9FsaFa 1 q s 'S sLKELD scy 4
d tiou of Ia Fayette Lodge; No 10 T. "A. NJ
WIN b held a Masonic TemIie. WEDNEsDAf
degree. BY order OF the W: N:
iy1I-2t II. $. MERRILL. Secretary
2STHTs IS TO GIVE NOTICE TO MY
removed my office from zoos st. w to 7O4 l4th ST.
NV. WALTER II. ACkER. tyI2-2w
~THEsE ARE TRYING TIMES!
Goodbye TO the Gas Stoves
What's left willis but few days
longer. Your opportunity nou.
2-burner Gas Sto res notc sI6O
3-burner Gas Stoves no,c.. 81 so.
Everybody must be playing tennis
judging from our sales. The re-
duced prices couldn't be more op-
portune-half and less.
All s3 to "a so Rackets nou 81. 80.
All % to 81. 80 Rackets nou 81. so.
Things vou must haze:
Adjustable Wire window Screens
2Jc. each
Wire Screen Doors, 9Oc each
% feet Garden Hose. patent nozzle
and couplings complete. sI.7a
sS-GAs COOKING RANGES. SIS $50 AND s22.
No wonder some of the others
have had to reduce the prices on
their Gas Ranges. We have sold ALI
around them" this season. Our Gas
Ranges at s1S. 800 and s22 are
worth from b to 50 more than any
Others. Ours have all the latest i'm
provements are larger in size and
have other features OF all-sround su-
periority. Remember these prices
include setting up. &c.
sls. $50 AND s22.
BARBER ROSS. COR 1lTH AND SITS jy12
TIE EpIsoN Pho
You tax tot.
Then Il talks Z. your CLERK.
He or she 'crit.s out the talk.
Then tes letter: are ready to sign.
sGTHE .'DENsMoRE's" LONGEVITY.
The simplicity Of the Densmore typewriter
coupled with the fewness of its parts and the A
No; material used in its construction serve to
ma, make this S modern tygewsiter eeIcesdingly dur
other typewriter on the market.
We are sole ID C. .dgeRts.
E d. EAsTON. Pres tiyI2I r. r. CROMELIN. Sec
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
- This is to give uotice that am the owner
of stock certificate No l33 representing Ave shares
o: the Disirict Of Columbia and MsryIsnd thai tbe
said certificate is lost and due application will by me
be made to the said association for the issuance of
WALTER ". BURDETTE.
Washington. d. C.. July 10. 1898. jy12-1sw4t
SECURITY AND TRUST co.
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D,.h.,,.,, v,,,,, Pr>ct...-

Disbarred From Practice.
W. R Hicks Of Morgan Switch, Ky., has
been d,sbarrsd from practice before the In
tsrior Department and its bureaus for unpro-
fsssienAi conduct IN psnsiea RastssA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12

R~BEFoRE GOING AWAY
for the summer lay in a supply Of Paper
and Envelopes. Blank Books, Tablets. Pen
ellis. &c. &c. Our supply Is most complete
and our prices always the to,cesG
EAsTOy RCPP. Popular Stationers
<21 nth ST. (Just aboUe the arenus), tyl2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12
Death Ofa COnsul.

DeHth OF CONSUL.
The Secretary Of State has been informed
Of the death Of Josiah E. Stone, U. g. consul at
Nogales, Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12
wIrHDRAws HIS RESIGNATION.

Mr. b. H. Warner VIII Remain President
OF the Emergency Hospital Manager.
Tho resignation Of Mr.. b Il. Warner -
president of the board Of managers Of the
Emergency Hospital has been Withdrawn at the
earnest solicitation Of those most interested In
the welfare Of that worthy Institution. The
causes leading to the resignation have bssn st
isfactorily adjusted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12

0overnment Receipss To-day.
The receipts from internal revenue to6av
were e896, ,6l5; from customs, e5os, ,1sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12
K-wE LOSE To GAIN

Consptcuous among the unvritten law
which governs cur business may De found
the rule which forbids the Carrying over Of
goods from one season into another Itis
hard work to make such a sacrifice Of quail
ti-s-but IL must De done We have made a
pool." 20 speak. Of all the Spring aad
Summer Suitinss in our house. and s17wiu
stick the shear into any Ct our Eng. ish
sItinss which have Teen s2j. s2s. $50.
eSl s:t5 and s:ss All Suitinss which have
been e2O. s22 and s25 have Joined our IA
nous True Blue SeTges al els for a choice.
AL Of our Imported Trouserings which
have been e. 80. ss- so $40 and So have
bsen Chopped" To $3.50 for choice
Every piece of goods in our house is in
eluded IL this clearing OUT sale Leave
tie cut. nt aid nnish to us-it'll oe RIGHT
MERTZ and MERTZ
kodera Pss zee Tattors.
SO6 st nv. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12
BRAZIL's REBELLION.
Insurgents Controlling Things I'm the stses
of Rio Grande do Sui.

Insurgents Controlling Things I'm the stses
of Rio Grande do Sui.
LONDON, July IA dispatch 10 Lloyds
from Rio Grande do Sui states that Admiral
waldenkock, who is at the bead Of the revoin-
tion in the states Of Rio Gronde do sui, arrived
at that city on July from Montevedio.
He was accompanied BY q number Of armed
Brazilians who had seized the steamer Jupiter.
The state authorities. who did not know Of
this movement until the insurgent vessel ap-
pesred at the bar, were unable TO cope
with the revolutionary force on water.
Admiral Waldenkock allows all vessels, except
Brazilian, to proceed up 10 the city as usual
Brazilian vessels, inward or outward bound,
are compelled 10 remain at the bar,
which is nine miles distant from the
city. No test has vet been made
surgents in the event CO foreign vessels sttempt-
ing TO clear the bar outward bound.
NEw YoRK. July 12-Business was practically
at q standstill this morning among the codee,
rubber and other houses concerned IN the South
American trade in this city. They are
under the embargo placed over them by
the Brazilian government, who bold the key 10
the situation by virtue Of their ownership Of
the telegraph service in the country.
Rolling Stock Seized by the sheriff.
MANSFIELD, ONO, July t2-An exscutioa
for $347, 100 was taken out in common pleas
court yesterday against the PennsylyaniA Rail-
road Company here by H. H. sturgis ct al sheriff
Guthrie levied upon the depot property, seven
engines and ten box cars, in all valued at about
$50, 900. More rolling stock will probably be
tied up today by the sheriff and unless the
company comes to terms trouble 10 expected.
Chief Justice Coleridge All Right Again.
LONDON, July 12.-Lord Coleridge, Lord
chief justice of England. whose sudden illness
at the New Castle Assizes yesterday necessi-
tated the adjournment Of the court. has en-
tirely recovered. He was on the bench this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12
THE EVENING STAR

rusII~HED D,ILN. ENCFPr SUNDAY.
az rHE STAR uyIIpfNGs
ll0l P-nssvlvana Aveaas. oorner llth a., by
The Eveaing Star Newspaper Company,
\ A. KAUFMAN. Prss'L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12

DIRECTORS,
A. T. Brttton.
g. ]. Bell
Henry f. Blount.
]. Mills Browne.
Paid-up capital, $. s. Burdett
81. 80. 900 ". W. Bevaridee.
surplus. Sl5O, 900 William " Coates
Chas. q. Duncauson.
Pays interest upon Robert Dornan.
running accounts. Daniel Donovan.
sells D and per cent Mathew q. Emery.
Investments. James E Fitch
Rents safe deposit Henry Wise Garuett.
boxes 50 up per year. John f. HerreIl
Acts as Executor. John n Hutchinson.
Administrator. Trus- John s. jerks.
tee. John A Kasson.
Financial Agent. &c. Henry s. Louchheim.
Caleb j. Milne.
BANKING HOUSE. John Il. Mclean
1405 G ST. NV. Crosby S. NoyeA
- James O. Payne.
WAREHOUSE. NJ. NJ. Parker.
lao 18th ST. nv. Charles Porter.
W. =. Thompson
A. A. Thomas
Benjamin II. Warder
Henry A Willard
Joseph Wright
OFFICERS.
j. " First Vice pres anS Tqess
GEO: E EMMONS...... Second Vice Pres. and Sec.
JOHN kIDOI I-..-..-..- Attorney and Trust Officer.
A T.. BRIITON. Chairman Executive Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-12

R>LOOK INTO OUR PLAN
- LOOK INTO OUR PLAN
WORLDS
FAIR TRIPS
and you'll find them
the most comfortable thor
Oughly arranged and the most
convenient our prices come far
from equaling the benefits received
They're the cheapest organized. &C. AND
o" ROUTE Our illustrated panphlets ,rtlI
Interest v0u.
CoNNis PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS.
ROOM l6. METZEROTT BLDG. lIi0 ST. lyle
81 NFGLIGES NOW 81 80
~ Don't be frightened into buying DO
m@st1c" Negllge Shirts at ridiculously low
prices unless You Wa ant TO waste money
We have always sk3pped Job lots feeling
that We can give you better satisfa action with
fine goods A line OF 81 French Ne9lige Shirts
are being run on at 81 69-yOu get a fuH t,r0
dollars uoTth.
W. $ TFEL MEMS Goods). 935 PA AVE tyl2
THOSE WHO WANT FIRsT-CIAss
- work done At short notice call at
HALLS SHIRT FACTORY.
iy6-.iin 9OS st.
II. L. McQuEEN.
~ PRINTER AND PUBLISHER
Fine book and Job printing.
Telephone 763 Da26l 1l0s- ll1o st. n
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-04
2 9SECNS ST.!

Beng locat-d near the Govern
ment Depars me1ts we are able TO
give your claims better Alteration
than attorneys located elsewhere.
S., cjd atienti n gwen fn diff at
and rejected claims Ii s.".. pr ID
attorney does not sun y.A, ,.,.
slow, write us. Soldiers VIE, ."'
lost their discharges can "Dr4it ~
ones Charges IF desert on removed.
Ne fee unless you get a pension.
Advice FREE. Soid'ers pensoned
at less than tive We (Sl2) per month,
and sntfrrInQ from dIsa biiity IN add
ton to that named in their peuson
certificate may obtain iucraase under
the n law. 1t is not necessary for
you &C. have gotten any ailments IN
war to get pen>lnued under the new
law Pens ons for widows and child
rem VII bout regard to CAUSE of sol
diers death; mothers and fathers
who are now dependent, whether
they were dependent on soldier when
he died or not, Pensions obtained
for service rendered III Mr1ican and
Indian wars. Mexican pensions can
now be increased to Sl2 month,
Suspended pensions restored.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-04
PATENTS.

Caveats, Trade Marks, Designs,
Copyrights and all Patent business
conducted for Moderate Fees. In
formation and advice gwen to inven-
tors without char ge Address,
The Norman Claim .GcnCy,
Box 167. WsshIngt."t, ID. {.
z1I
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-04
,Ssn.tant,z Hawking and Splitting.

II Touis Mo. writes: u was n great sufferer
from csatArrh for three years. AZ times could
hardly breathe, ana was constantly HaWhlng
and spftttlg, ana for the last eight months could
not breathe through the nostrils l Thought
nathing could be done for me. Luckily, was
advised to try DR.. 9age's Catarrh Remedy, ana
l ans now q well man. | believe II 10 be the
oplv sure remedy for catSr-h now man ufac-
fnred and one has only to give 1t a fair trial to
experience astounding results and permanent
cure
A coDnnIet Treatise on Catarrh, giving valu-
shIe hints As to clothing diet and other matters
Of Importance. will be mailed, postpaid 20 any
address, receipt OF a two-cent Iss'Sse stamp
Address,
Worlds Dispansary Medical Association,
70. 6o9 M Street. FL T.. 10. n Z.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-04

BY It's mild epoth1ng and healing properties
Or saCe's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
roryZ. AMI LairrTIlaI sIendachc.
81 .-l.l,r-ists .aNorE.-e : lare; 80 Clntl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

"Is It 80 the wind sitsg says be- u
protest you have fallen in the worst sort
Of error. frcstongrange has been hith-
erto go civil lhc tells mel. MS not to com
bat your allegations, hut YOU must not
think they are not looked upon with
strong suspicious. You say you are in
n0cent My dear sir, the facts declare
you guilty"
II was waiting for you there, said !.
"Fhe evidence Of Mung0 Campbell.
Your fight after the completion Of the
mdrdcr; your long course of secrecy
my good young man. said Mr.. Sym0n,
there Is enough evidence 10 hang n bull
lock- let be David Bnlfour. ] shall be
upon that trial, my voice shall be raised;
! shall then speak much otherwise from
what I do today, and far less to your
qualification. little as you like II now.
All, you look whiteW cries he II have
found the key Of your impudent heart
You look pale your eyes waver, Mt
David. You see the grave and the gal-
lows nearer by titan YOU had fancied.'
II own to n natural weakness, said
l. ~ think no shame from that Shame
~ ] was going on.
Shame waits for you on the gibbet'
Where / shall but be eyen'd with my
lord. your father said |.
AHA hut not So" he cried. 'nnd you
do not yet see to the bottom of this bust
nessl My fnther suffered IN great
cause, and for dealing I'M the affairs Of
kings You are 10 hang for n dirty muir
der about bodde-picces Your personal
part In Il, the trcachcrous one of holding
the poor wretch In talk, your accom-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

neers, computed that the cable systcm
moWd hg chenper would permit q slrni llt
huo M tho side on the mountain instead ~
curves and cOunicrcurvta. ana FLAT fhe ear,
Sould he run much more rapidly. Ii foEsq
itsa th1n ten minutes 10 40 from the fo,,t
or INC mountain 10 the top. aud ID used a,
sake the stnge coach three on fOsr bours
Inc precautions which have beer, laknn 4,
WeNSnt Nccilents are simple. Ii thv cnbiN
hhpniu break an automatic clutch Kynnid
stlhe q support ON the track ana The ci,r M,
ntouNhi tu hat, Il used 10 take an dnv
~ ~ mum New York or Boston 10 the ton
~ rms laYunte peak Of the Catskllls bnt
hiltl lhe canif road wis bull last ,uunmtr
company OF capitalists We're invited to
inAhe thc Journey iium New Nnrk cty
Tue l9eA being 90 make record FOR fine
IN little over tldce hours after ne ftsh,
left the Grand Central station Inc marty w.
nt the summit OF the mountain Fhe roai
VIII pe Vnutluual 80 that Il s,lu desrsWd
uloh tut west slope OF the mountain ana
we engineers nave done some rather coin.
plealtu WORK 10 overcome the difHr,,ltis
Nmth were presented ON the WeSf Side
capitalists aud engineers as wen are can
lHk q kteNt urgi about cOmsumnsnfloo ~
N4e vast plana Tor the utilization IN son,t
OF the Mater-puWCr which ma hitfNl
g0nr % waste over Niagara FAILS Whe''
ihe scheWv was proposed a few rnars KY.
lNv mNn OF money we're timid ah Nh h,vNsl
lus 10 has heen an old story Some enei
htels We're very doubtful about tbe nres
uSahiilly of any plans 10 secure any narfin,
~ tpai great power AZ last men conneffe1
Miih what are called ihe Nat.ierhilf inter
tNs advanced some money oxnfr.uipnfeile
anu were ~ wen sausncd that The capital.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-01

times change lt was not $50 when the
sword was Ia the scale, young gcntlo-
man, aud the virtues of che soldier might
Then eamc % kind of Highland snuaic
ont of the mau that raised my dandcr
strangely.
We'll Mr. lIacgrogor." said /. VI un.
derstaud the main thing for n soldier Is
90 hc silent aud The FIRST of his virtues
noNpr To complain
"Non have my name, / perceive he
bowed tO me- with his arms crossed
though ms one ! must NOT uso myself
Welt ther s publicity have shown
my NEE nnd told my n0me too often in
the boards of my enpWips / must not
wonder II both should bc known Go many
That l know NOT
'rhnt YOU know not M theloast. sir"
said 4 NOR vet anybody else; but the
name ! ann called, NJ you care to hear il.
% Balfour"
IT 81 a good name" he replied ciyilly.
There are many decent folk thai use III
Aud now that call 90 mind thcre wis
a yoQnE gentlomam your pamcsnkc. that
marchgd HurHeon IN the year as with
n belioye that would bc a brother to
baltonr OF Baith,' said T. for ] was
rpudy Tor the surgeon now,
The SAINT, sir said James More,
Aud since | have been fellow soldier
with your hnsman yoW must suler me
Go grasp yoar hand"
lie shook hands with me long and ten
DERBY, heQnlnr on noe the while as though
no had tOund q brother
"AhV says he. "iheso are changed
uoys slnce yonr cousin and i heard me
balls whistle in our hugs"
think DO was n very farawny cOuss
in,f said l. dyW, "and J ought 10 tell
you that ! never clhpned eyes upon tho
muu
"Well, weli,' soid he 1T makes po
change Aud YOU DO not think Won
Vere out Yourself M havo no ciear
mind of your face which Is ono not proh.
aide NJ hn fGrgottonM
I'm ihe yeAr you refer TO- Mr. Mae
iuli school said 4
- youngN he cries "Ah. thon. VIM
win never ho able 20 thiuk what thls
meeting ~ 20 me. IN the hour al M
adversely, ond here Do ile house ~ n,y
egsYN 60 meet in With the blood on nn
Md brother tn qrlns q heartens mo. Nh
hafOur Ike the skirlinr sc The Iliea
4nd pipes' Sir thlS Is sad look-hl,lk
tAat lnany Ok Us base - make-son