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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
THE QUESTION OF THE HOUR.
Every Person is interested now in
Making the Dollars Go Far.


Take care ofthe pence and .he pounds
will take care Of thenssivss- is a maxim
that Is peculiarly applicable 10 these hard
times. was.ef1lness at all times Is foolish
it is worse than that now when thousands
are suffering from lack Of he neoess2ries
oflife.
The Pstts5,gg TTD,ss IS an object lesson in
proper economy. It presents one Of the
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the lowest possible cost Not wiihstandin g
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only one cent a day, the claim IS made FOR
If that il is the most complete newspaper
printed in Pir;sburg, that every Ocrarenoe
Of human interest in every part Of the globe
is promptly reported in its columns that
II is essentially a paper for the home, every
thing Of an objectionable character being
excluded; that II is the only paper in Pitts
burg whose market reports are reliable and
revised every day in the week; that II is the
only Pitisbarg newspaper which prints
daily a carefully prepared department for
the ladies. and once a week a report, prepzr-
ed BY experts, OF special interest to agrieul-
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highest class Of fiction
In addition to all this, The TINES offers to
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
TERRIBLE SUNDAY TRAGEDY.
A Prominent Educator Puts SIX
Bullets In His Wife's Head.

MEpIa. Pa, Dec 3I-while suffering
from insanity, dee to AZ ssisck Of The gnp,
swithin C Shortlidge. principal Of Short
lidze's academy for young men. this mora
ing shot snd killed bis wife instantly while
waking with her IN s country road near the
school. Professor shortiidge has been ar
rested and Is now fsving in q cell Of the
county jail.
On November >. Professor ShOrtlidge
for the second tine married. bis second wife
being Mss Marie Dixon Jones, q young and
pretty instructress at Wilson College, al
ChzmbeTsburg. Pa
Although Professor Shortiidge IS IS and
his wife was .. their married life gaTeevery
promise Of being happy aud eongenisl- Pro
fessor shortlige had been unEeM for some
time prior to bis marriage, but until the i4ih
Of the present month, when he was attacked
with grip, his illness was not serious
Since having the grip Re has given many
indications OF being mentally affected and
his family have watched him closely. LAST
night be got out Of bed and insisted upon
taking q walk, and sooner that le. him go
alone bis wife accompanied him II IS sup
posed that the insane notion suddenly pos
sessed HIN this morning, about half past 9
and that bis wife again went with him
That the walk was suddenly decided upon
was shown by the fact that both Professor
shortlidge and Ms shoTili5ge had their
night.clothes or under their other garments
What words or inc dent led up TO The
terrible tragedy is not known Several
people met the professor and Ms shorlidge
sauntering down the road near the school
and spoke 10 them, but the sound Of the
revolver shots on the clear air vas the first
intimatiOn that any person near By had OF
the unfortunate mans crime
Attracted By the shots, several men ran
towards the spot, and in the dirty, snow
tineed mud Of the road there lay the bod
les Of Professor Shortlidge and his wife.
TIE former was stretched across the body
Of his wife meaning Marie, Marie, speak
70 me, spsak 20 me. What have I dOne2
What have done -
4 DARK stream Of blood was lowing from
beneath Mrs. Shorilidge's head and foEm-
ing a horrible pool in the muddy road.
Close beside the pair was revolver.
The men raised the Professor from the
body OF his wife and then they found that
she was dead, the whole back Of her head
being crushed in BY the bullets that entered
Il.
A lsrge crowd had collected by this time.
and among the persons attracted 70 the spot
was Ms. Shortlidge's mother.
When told what had happened she was
nearly frantic and alternately bemoaned
her daughters fate and asssiled her muir
derer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
Holiday Cheer.

The holiday season is close upon Us, and
every household in the land is preparing for
The plum pudding. and the general fsasting
and rejoicing. A little good brandy for the
mince pie, rum for the padding, OF a little
stiDulanl 20 Keep the spirits up and the
cold oai, Is absolutely necessary for an old
time Christmas cheer. One Of the most
prominent liquor dealers IN the country. Mr..
Max Klein OF Allegheny, Pa. whom we can
eheerfully recommend, and who has The
reputation for handling only absolutely pure
liquors, viii sell you the following brands Of
SIX year Old pure Penn'a Ryes, at Si.00 per
fnll quart or six for 500. Bear Greek.
Gibson, Guckenheimer, Finch and OFerhOlt.
The famous Silver Age, the finest Uhiskey
in the country az 81 80, AID Dnquesne, a
whiskey distilled from Rye snd Malt. A:
81 . per quart, Gnckeaheimer 4 year old.
a. 75c per guart, and the Anchor Rye AZ soc.
You can have your choice Of all kinds of
California Wines, Gins, Rum and Brandy,
al pure and old. al from 50 cents PER Quart
up All goods neatly boxed and shipped by
express. Send for catologGe and price list
Of al kinds Of liquOrs 70 Max Kieia, 81
Federal 81, Allegheny. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
peath stops a Wedding.

ALTo5.s, Pa. Dec. - 29.-Christmss wss to
haTe bsen the welding day Of pretty Ida
Walker and Albert B0okhame-, bat Der
tragic illness, which ended last night in
death, prevented the marriage A post NOR
ten examination revealed that the g.rl bad
been the victim Of malpractrioe. In her 5y-
ing statement she implicated one Of the best
known and Oldest physicians in this part OF
the state.
Mss Walker was an exceedingly pretty
girl, . years old, and her home was at
Pieasaztville, Bedford county. She has
been residing in Ibis city for some months
The body was sent home to-day, hut the
Coroner has demanded lis return, and an
inquest vii Be- held.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
Suit For a Lovers Gifts.

READISG, Pa, Dec. 30.-Alderman Sheeiz
to-day decided the delicate question as to
who Is the owner Of q lovers present the
man who gave them OF the girl who receives
them. Il appears that George Young for
merly displayed considerable affection for
Mss Minnie Manard, to whom he gave g
eyed monster later entered Young's soul, il
appears, and believing that lis sweetheart
was receiving the attentions Of other young
men, he took back his presents. The girl
says be got them by trickery, saying be
meant to hsye them repaired. He failed to
return them. and Miss Manard sued for
their recovery. Alderman Sheetz calamity
decided in favor 0f The sweetheart.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
State Morals and a License.

MEDIA, Pa. Dec. "a remOnstrance
unique in legal annals was filed here to-day
L is signed by I0l voters Of Ridley town
ship and Prospect Park, against the renewal
Of = license TO John !. knight 70 sell liquor
al the famous old White Horse Inn. The
rsmonstrsnts recite that there Is a public
school with 2oo pupils near by; that a State
law requires the teaching in this school Of
physiology and hygiene. including the evils
Of inteDpsranoe, and that ii the pupils
should be tempted By the hotels proximity
or shoali see drunkards coming from the
White Horse, the state would practically
pui itself in the position Of counterac:ing all
the good effects ofthe teaching which il had
thus directed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03

PaIlor cars on the morning train. Sleep
ing cars on The night train.
corrsspondiaEly low rates from o;hs1 sta.
tons.
Ticke:s viii be good ten days and viii be
valid for passage from Washington 70 Bslti-
more 81 any time within the life OF the
ticket
For Pullman Car accommodations aud
guide to points Of ofinierest in Washington,
address nearest B. & o. Agent.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
A Herald Of the infant Year.

Clip the lest thirty years or more from the
century, and TIE segment viii represent The
term oftae 1uboundei popularity Of Hostel
tefs Stomach Bitte-s. The opening OF the
year is9i will be signaiizsd by the spDear.
anoe % fresh Almanac o. the BitieTs. in
which the uses, derivation and action of this
Eorid-fam0us medicine viii be iucidly set
forth Everybody should read The calen-
dsr and astronomical calculations TO be
found n this brochure are always ssionish-
ingly accurate. and the statistics, iliustra-
lions, hum0r an6 other reading matter rich
IN Interest and fgll Of profit The HOs;etter
Company, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, publish il
themselves. They employ more than sixty
hands in the mechanical work, and more
than eleven months in the year are consu,n-
ed in It's preparation. l. can be obtained
without cost. Of aii druggists and country
dealers, and is printed in English; German.
French, Welsh, Norwegian. Swedish. Rol-
land, Bohemian snd Spanish.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
An other kansas Iaea.

KASsAs CITY, Jan. i.-Sscretary Of State
Osborne Of Kansas hasprepared a circular in
which be advocates laws making two hours
per day the limit Of work Of each man. He
no Is tha.lsbor saving machinery has made
such progress that one man IS now able 20 60
as much work IS - did70 years ago. and he
believes that over product On is responsible
for the idleness Of millions to-day.
This, be holds, would be done away with
iftwo hours should be made the days Work
limit
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03

Asa direct result Of Democratic hnan-
eeenng aud Democratic warfare upon
the industries Of the country, the gov
ernmelt IS threatened With an enormous
deficit IN It's revenues and the Secretary
OF the Treasury wants permission TO is-
sue S300,009000 Of bonds thus adding
that amount 10 the public debt.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03

Il Is charged by the free trade organs
that the Thousands Of renonstrances
daily forwarded to Democratic members
Of Clngress against the Wilson tariff bill
are insiigatei By the manufacturers. II
this be 50, how does II come that no pc
iitions IN favor Of the bill are sent in?
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03

TnE Republican state Convention
which Is recalled % meet At Harrisburg,
for the purpose Of nominating = Con
cressmsn-at-L.aTge 10 fiji the vacancy
caused by the death Of General William
LILY, EiIl be largely utilized by the can
di5aies for Governor and other state Of
fcers IN efforts 10 fix things for the regu-
lar convention which viii assemble IN
Tune next.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03

THE wilson -taTitf reform" bill, nov
before Congress, strikes directly az the
interests Of every laboring man in this
country. While i VIII food the country
with foreign made goods and thus enable
the rich man TO buy imported articles
cheaper. It viii deprive the wage Garner
Of many Of tie comforts Of life by COM
Pelling them to work for lower wages il
competition with the laborers beyond
the sea
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03

DEH0cEAIIC journals announce with q
chuckle the resumption Of every mill OF
factory that vas compelled 70 suspend.
as evidence Of returning prosperity IN
der proposed tariff reform. We do not
observe, however,thai any Of them make
prominent the fact that in every instance
wages are largely reduced, OF the hours
and days Of employment are shortened.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
crazed by a Mock Prosecution.

MrSclE I'D. Dec 3l.-Alouzo Allen, Of
yorktown vas arrsted yesterday as result
Of the practical joke played on John Rudy,
OF that place, and other arrests vii follow.
one Of them pers0nated Sheriff and rad
a. alleged warrant TO Rudy, charging him
with horse-siealing Rudy was frightened
into iussnsibil;ty. He En several miles %
his hone IL escaping from the supposed
officer, aud be has since been crazy g loon.
Physicians say he can't recover.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
PRICES TO SUIT ALL.

We want 500 sos % y'as OF bast Indigo Blue
Calico.
We want 81 90 for 2211z y'ds b,si Dark CslieOes
Ne want sloo FOR 25 y'ds OF good Calico
We want 500 Tor % y'ds OF Domestic Flannel
wantsLoo foF - y'ds OF gOOi Dress Gin
CHAM
wevAat sl.Oo fOr . y'ds OfAsavy-weight Gin
ghans
We want 81 % for . yds Of good Muslin.
oaiing Flsnaels Al 5, :. and Scents
shITtings OF all kinds at G, :. and cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
Democrats Discharged.

AGRLEH, Pa, Dec. 27.-An Democrat.
employed BY the Keasby & Mattison Com.
pa1y, manufacturing chemists, will have
to walk TIE plank. The company today
posted a notice in their works demand.ns
the the resignation Of all Democrats who
favor tie Wilson Tariff bil. Instructions
have also been isslsd 10 employ no Demo
Gratis where Republicans can be secured.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
Then and Now.
Herald,

NIlIa HlIa-l.
Vote for Cleveland and Si.25 whest, 2
was the eIbortation Of produce dealers to
farmers in the fall Of 1892 President
Cleyeiands Secretary Of Agriculture has jus.
Issued his official crop report which gives
the average price Of wheat December lst
1885, as SCI eents per bushsi.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
A ssIGYEE's NOTICE.

No.ioe s. hereby given thzt Jonas sievsn1us
AMI wife. SlsEnnah Of Brlthcrsvslley Twp,
Somerset County Pa have made a yoiIn-
taTy assignment % me Of ell their estate, raj
and persOnEl, in trust for the teneft Of their
creditors. All persons indebted 10 said Jonas
Sisyennus and wife viii make immediate pay
nent 10 the EndeTsigled AMI sll persons having
claims agaiDsi them VIII present them dGly au-
theEncaIed 70
SAMUEL ;. FORNEY
Scott & Ogle Assignee,
Atl8rIeys. Berlin, "a.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03

WHAT has become Of the joyous re
frain.
q. Gr0re7. GsoTer four n1-e year Of Grover.
oct they 20. ID Es 90. Then ven Be n clover,
which the Democrats 50 gleefuliy sang q
year ago? Thousands Of wOrkingmen
are now fsasting on the promised clover.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03

WE enter the new year under C. Iemo-
cratic reform The wsyfaring man.
though 8 fool, can readily discern the
contrast between January 1898 and jan
uary l5e4.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
shortnand ana TypswrItlnr.

c R. Powell, Principal Of the Shorthand
Departments of Aorrell Institute, Johnstown,
vii teach q class in Somerset, beginning
saturday, January G.b, 1884 Reciiations
viii be he'd on Saturday Of each week from
9tin y. For particulars write 10 Johns
iosn, o. call ai Park Hotel, Saturday, Jan.
Gth. GTehsm Shorthand. Remington
H-peTrifer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03

CAsT your eyes over the country and
behold the woTk Of the tariff wreckers-
Many thousands out Of employment, or
working for half their former wages and
many other thousands eating the bitter
bread Of charity.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
5wARD sCULL Editor and Proprietor

Ok Thursday last wheat sold in.Chi-
esso for 64s cents. which reminds Us OF
the campaign CRY, Vote FOR Cleveland
and dollar wheat
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
AUDITORS NOTICE..

il Re-estate OF Rev. 4. I. weekly, deceased.
Having been duly appointed Auditor BY the
Orf,hansf Court Of S0raeTset county, Pa, IN the
above estate. - make distribution Of the fuDd
in the hsnds of the Executor % SID among
thcse legally entitled thereto VII attend 70 ne
duties 0f said appointment on Tusday, the I'd
day Of Jan A. d. issi, a. 10 o clock A n. Et the
Office Of Hay & Walker, in Somerset, Pa, when
and where al persons can attend
C. ". WALKER.
Au44fr-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
A DNIYIsTRATORs' NOTICE.

Tie estate Of william Reel. late OF shade town
ship. Somerset county, Pa, deed
Letters of administration having been gTsntet
BY the proper authority. 70 the undersigned, no
tice j. hereby given 70 all persons Indebted q
said estate % make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate VIII pre-
sent them duly authenticated Tor settlement aid
allowance az the late residence Of the deceased
or Saturday, Feb. I7th, ls.4
JOSEPH c. LAMBERT
JACOB &. KIMMEL-
CoIborn & Colb0ru- Administrators.
lfrv-s El- AIun'rs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate +!
rcde-an order Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of souersel County, Pa +, l VII. OF
FRIDAY. JANUARY 26ih. 1894
UDITOR's NOTICE.

4, pe STATE In The Orphans Cour
~ -of SonerSet County,
Adam snyder. deed Pa
Having been appointed Auditor ia the above
estsie b. the Ofphans Coarr of lulersct Colil-
tv- % make distribuloa OF the fund IN the hand.
Of the Administrator 20 and among those legally
entitled thereto, AMI 70 ascertain advGneenents
etc notice = hereby given that VIII 81 ~ the
ofce Of Hey & Wake. IN the bOrOGgh Of som
ersst for The purrase above stated. on Wednes-
dav, January u ls14 e. j. o clock A u when
and WHERE al parties concerned may attend
A. I. G. HAY,
krr.Fs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03

John P. Hopkins va elected Mayor Of
Chicago On Tuesday to fin the urexpiTed
term Of the late csgter T. Harrison. Mr..
Hopk ns i q Democrat.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
Low Rates to Washington.

Thursday, January Ilth, the B. & o r. r.
Will insugnratea series Of mid winter ex-
carsiols to Washington from points on lis
lines between Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Park
ersburg, Lexington and Hagerstown The
unexcelled train service of the B. & O. will
be at the disposal Of the tourists. The tick
els viii be sold At a nominal figure but viii
entit'e the holder to first class accommoda-
tons in both directions.
Every patriotic American should visit
Washington not only once but often, and if
you want 10 see the National Capitol at It's
best you Sd nd 10. fail to avail yourself Of
this opportunity afforded By the B. & o.
Washington is more attractive in the winter
months than At any other time Of the year
Congress will be in session and you can hear
your representative express bis views on
the Hawaiian affair, the Tariff and other
matters Of public interest. The numerous
public buildings, Art Gllleries, Museums,
&c, areaH open to visitors free ofchsrge,
and Mt Vernon, Annapolis, Baltimore and
Old Point Comfort. all within easy reach.
offer the tourist additional attractions 10 fiji
up the ten day Itinerary.
We give below q list Of stations in this
vicinity showing time OF trains aud rates Of
fare.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
EGAL NOTICE

L EGAL NOTICE.
In Re-Estate In the Orphans Court
Of tOf Somerset County. Pa
Wm. 5. Morgan. decd Is December, Iss3.
Second account Of executor confirmed NJ 81.
And now. IA December. ISIS. upon the petition
OF b. s Fleck. Executor filed the Court appoint
John . Kimmel. E-Q Auditor, 70 distribute the
funds in the hands oi the Executor 20 and among
those legally entitled thereto.
SGucrsr t0ul-g, sE-
Extract from the record
sFAL Certified this 9th Dee 1se8
a. J. HfLEMAN,
Clerk.
wiz attend 70 the duties eniOinei by the fore
going commission at my Office IN Somerset BOr-
Ough, on wednesday. the 2iih day OF January.
1894 where aud when al parties or persons inter
esied can sttend-
J. o. EIHMEL,
Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
JANUARY WEATHER.
what HIoks PredIets for January.

q" NOlQ WAVES
Hicks IS out with his predictions 10
January weather. A reactionsry storm
wave opens the new year. By about the 81,
the colder weather with clearing conditions
will have reached the regions OF the Allan
tic. Atfhe same time the temperature vii
bsgin to rise and the barometer will be fall
ing in the west. The 4th Is the center ola
regular storm period, with the new moon on
the 9Th, calling for the crisis Of The period
a5ou; the 5th, oh and 9Th. Expect rain and
snow during the passage eastward Of the
higher temperature and falling barometer,
but be on the watch for the cold Wave that
is certain to follow. 4 partial relaxation
from cold Will center on the 10Th and 18th
and reactionary squalls Of rain and snow
viii appear at many points along the pro-
gressive line Of change from west 10 east.
Renewed cold viii follow promptly and
severely, filling the time with sharp winiry
weather up to the advent Of the next storm
period.
The 10th IS the central day OF the next
period, with the moons first quarter on the
evening Of the Il. It viii turn warmer in
westerly regions By the i4th and during the
18th to 18th, the warm wave viii grow in
extent and degree, causing storms ofrain
and SNOW in its regular advance eastward
Much surface thawing, especially southward
is probable during this period, but as the
area Of rain works eastward. its western
III 49,, Z. -,,~--- ,-F -a. ---.-=s. Lr1
cold wave vii wind up the disturbance of
the period aud bringing freezing weather
generally lasting until the reactionaIy
changes on and touching the 2lst and 23l
About these dates it viii grow warmer, and
more storms Of rain and snow viii appear,
the crisis ofthe disturbances being reached
about the tine Of the fun moon on the 2lst
Look fr the cold wave 10 bring Up the rear
promptly and severely, remembering that
the rear in the far westerly parts is always
tgo to four days before even the front ofthe
storm movements have fairly reached the
more easterly and southerly extremes Of our
great continent Il will be frosty and cold,
generally, for several days after the last
named resctonary storms
The last storm period Of the month begins
about the 26th, and ends about the 39th
During its existance the regular changes in
temperature, barUmetric pressure, wind cur
rents aud all phenomena belonging 70 reg
ulsr Storm period will show themselves n
regular, progressive order January IS apt
to end fair and frosty. February ushers in
the equinox Of Mars, aud leads forward TO
planetary combinations, which vii reach
crisis in March. We have repeatedly given
warning OF this impending crisis.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
A DNINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

Estate Of Henry Kreser, OF Somerset Borough,
deceased
Having been appointed a1minisfrat0- Of the
estate Of Henry Kreger. decd notice is hereby
given 10 all persons owing said estate 70 make
immediate payment. and those having claims
against said estate VIII present the same duly
authenticated for settlement a. The 0flce Of
Z q. KOoser, Somerset, Pa.
& O. EOOSER.
Administrator
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-01-03
A UDIrOR's NOTICE

Gideon BOEnan & vie no. 90 May Term, 1ssS
L g. Colho-n. voluntary Assignment.
Assigned acc0uHt fled with exceptions.
The undersi Ened having been appointed Au-
citor to exam ne the exceptions aud make cls-
trioutlOl 70 and among those entitled thereto,
VIII meet all parties Interested az bis olhce IN
Somerset, Pa, on Thursday. Jaulz-y l0th, lssf.
a. l0a- n, 70 s-teuu 10 the sane
JOHN Il UHI.
Auditor.