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ALASKA DISPUTE.


british Claims and Halted states
Nights Conflict
wAsmNuIoH, d. O., March &C.,
United states territorial rights In
Alaska bs against the British claims
there have again been brought to tho
att sn.ion Of the state department IL
IA true tina. under the reports OF the
AmrriCan boundary commission aud
tue AuEig-CAuuGian boundary com.
mission VI last year. England lays
claim 20 large nud valuable PORTIONS Ot
Alaska, both ia tue iuluinr Hud on tho
sgaUluTd, which had previously been
regarded as American territory. 10 IL
also true that both Of tue commissions
Of survey Csme 90 very nearly tue same
conclusion regarding tue questions
which they had been appointed 20 set.
Gle. Ihrru were, however diverse
opinions bstWetnlthem regarding cer-
tain uIhltUrs which cannot DO over
looked.
Tho fundamental iaot 10 be kept In
mind regarding Alaska and the joint
British unu American survey Of Il, IL
that tho boundaries viii not 90 finally
settled uutii tley have boon made tho
subject Of uiplOmatlo negotiations be-
tween the governments at London and
at Washington, under the terms OF tbs
treaty OF 1925 between Russia anu
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ARIzoNA,. LnUIsLArons.
The Assembly Adjourned without
Making seeded Appropriations.

The Assembly Adjourned without
Making seeded Appropriations,
PuOENIN, Arz., March 22.-Amid
scenes Of wild disorder the eighteen tn
session ~ Tie territorial assembly came
to uu abrupt termination Vt O'Clock
this morning. After n bitter light, the
bill creating Navajo county, Ia the
northeastern part Of tho territory, wac
passed by bUtn houses. Tue general
appropriation bill was then taken up
In the house, anu every scheme 10 de.
lay ita passage was Treugtui o..
Tho object Of THIS delay was 10 XIII
all chances Tor tho removal Il tue puu-
ilou,iary nom Yuma o. Prescott, Tor
which the Santa Fe Railroad com.
pnuy's agents have been mAkiux a.
ighf, opposed by tue Southern Pacific
olmpuuy's l.hbyisls. They prevented
the taking oi u vote until alter mid
night, when the HesBi0n lnpsed through
limitation. Speaker Carpenter krJi-
trarlly adjourned tho h0uhe, Ngnrly
all territorial Jiiicsgs and Institutions
are thus lett without funds Tor the
coming two years. An extra sessions
can DO called only by COugress ut itR
next session.
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Great Bfltnlu, by which treaty Uui
own rights must DO determined.
rItnra .I,nenmonIa In I.nn,n..

itAssAs cry, March IA special
10 Hs /0UHW from Iupeka, Kan,
ssvf. Uulu.s the ju lgmsut u Prof
W IS. Mayo, vutculsrlAu Ut the slate
agricultural college, BE- at fault, plrut1.
pneumonia has been located iu Kan
ore, The dread uileaEs Is stid 90 hsvy
maio its Appearance zoe Geafy, Wau-
bauusga aud Morris counties.
Under Instructions tom the COVER
rur Prot Mayo male th0rOu4 D.
iuvttigauOp, which has included
several lOat moftcm examinations.
To-day hc reported that, ip ms iuig
mont, tho district was Effected win
IiUufI. HuHum Iuts. Elsut head uf
cattle on iei with the disease he de.
ultr.d l.I uirj, about nty head are
INV fuHarug with 30, AMI uU.ut -Hu
head have been exposed.
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WAsuNUIUN, d. e., March &C.
Pteiiminarirs arc to be arranged Tor
the tanning Of now treaty between
the United States aud Great Britain
concerning Boring sen ugi1IEus. The
Negotiations Will be carried ON iuWUbh.
iuEi1u. 5It Charles ruppur, minister
u marine and nsheftUs iur Canada,
anu other leading statesmen OF the
Dominion, viii come here 20 cooperate
with Sir Julian puuncti0te, the Bfi.
fish embassRdor, concerning tho terms
VI the treaty. The meeting will pr0bl-
Wy he held this fnll. Iho projected
ttcnty To rendered uuccsgary by the la.
action Of C0ngfuls on tnu Buring soa
seizure Claims.
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CHEMICAL ERROR.
Materially changing - congress FRO.
vision iur riittnry rosts.

NNNN'.A H"'" .HHAHN'HN Hi'hHH
wAsuisgroE, y. e., March a4.-Au
error by some Congregational clerks IA
making up the COPY OF tire sundfy civil
Appropriation biii sent ,the President.
hss materially changed the intention
a. Congress % providing for the c,tsb-
lIahmpnt OF Two military Os,g. 10 in.
vgivus Rlfp tHu siv1Iry 0i the cities OF
Seattle HUi raclun, Wash, uu1 prob.
nuly vii. result IN favor OF Seattle.
Wngu tho bin was pending IN the
U0u.e, Senator Fuuirc, who lives iu
Seattle, gave notice VI an Amendment
iUt the uslnulshmunt by the secretary
OF war Of lost on Puget Sound.
pus would mean "a post at Seattle,
ns General OBS, iu command Of the
department 1f the Columbia, had a.
ready reported In favor NJ that point.
Representative Do0litlip, who lives At
Tacoma, tlon oileycd an amendment
iH tue House Tor o post az Puget
count, with pr0visO that 10 location
should DO determined by "A board Of
army officers, mono OF whom should DO
stationed iu the department whore the
poet wac I. Gated. This was adopted In
thu House. Tho Senate uiruck out tho
pr. yiBD Tor an eZamluntign ny an army
board. Senator Roach Ut North d.
koln onerHi an amendment In the
SENATE which was giUpiui, providing
for the abandonment Of the military
post 40 Fort Yates, and the establish.
munt u a post nt BismhTcE, n. ID.
when the OIL wo8 in conference, an
agreement was reached ~ restore the
DUDlittlo amendment with SOME slight
mOIincatl ms, which nuIrssi,ntud It.
being rewritten. 10 now Appeals tubt
Nv the bill puned, the Provision Tor u
bUuid 0i army tiliCuTl 10 examine anu
report upon tue best site applied ~ the
Bismarck post wh!la ihuttcrstary may
20 uhehd aud locate the post on Puget
sound nt his discretion. The depart.
moui cannot net on what may nave
been the intention Of COngttts, but
must cousruu the law aud apply n NJ
10 road.
10 VIII bo 8 serious disapp0lntmonl
10 "a t.zfu or moro ambitious places ON
Puget SOUND which were go ting ready
20 present their claims Tor the post g.
board 90 be- appointed tIr that uur-
pose. Now the claims viii be- pres.
cutud 90 She secretary, who viii Ulub-
ably be- governed by tho advice NJ tau
army Jiilcgm who have examined the
matter, auG tho last annual report Of
General OTIS, which recommended
poet at Spokane and another at Seattle,
Will have great weight, The Spokane
post whl authorized Ia the army apprn.
pristlnn bill.
TACOMA. Wnsh., March g3,-Cou-
gresham DOollitlois Inclined 10 regard
uH misleading tho WashIn. ton dis.
patch stating that the army post com.
mlasion intended ~ no Hrnt 10 Puget
sound would be sent b North Dakota
ua o result Of u Ulunlcr made by Con-
gTcssiOnnl clufkl. II wns provided, he
say, that u commission should be sont
10 both Dakota aud Puget sound and
no has no Idea that ti,o on the sound
viii be selected oXceptus recommended
by commission VI army officers rs
provided by his amendment ~ the
civil sundry blu
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Duluth, Mlun,, March % The
citizens VI ihe wly.tludged city Of
Virginia have discovered that they
afv Without Gnlctfs or government
When Judge siyor elgned the order
miklng no village city, ordering
la1 election n city t1icerH Tor April
.a1d arfsi1ing Judges hnd clerks OF
election, The ylllage organization and
government terminated Instantly aud
lhocliy besin, but thoro are no city
tnlcIli adhere Will not be any uu-
~ hey lie elected April .. The result
Il that 10 0lo ia running the city anl
tatieh % one TO make arrangements
I tll l.aalllm.
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,hsnp rate. Tor Educators

CHICAGO, March - -wustcru lines
today Tsuuued uu ugtprmeut on rates
for tue national educational u-.
byC.atiJu'a annual convention, to
Uo hvll In Beaver next July.
The roads east OF tue Missouri
river rxtuyd o. make Oue.iaru rale,
Plus a., Tor tue round trip. rlCkrls
viii uu De sid july ith, 1,h, Glh anu
IN, Tor traius reaching tie Aiissourl
RIVER upon thOsu dates. All uCAuts
limited 90 continuous passage and UeaI-
ing limi,e TT return % july l5lu,
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What Is more beautiful than Che soft.
dimplei, fo,eleaf cheeks Of o. precious
little baby Every woman will gladly
admi,-nothina What would you give
to have just such complexion. can
distinctly hear the echo Of every won.
ans answer-eycy,hIng possess.
Now my dear friend. let me ,aIl you a
little secret that is not generally known
Nine. yale's Complexion Cream will
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complczions as inspire the divine feel.
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Mime. Yale attributes the beauty of her
complexion TO the constant use of
this delicious cream. Her fame has
been hefalded rom ocean to ocean by
aIl che leading newspapers o.. Che
world, who publicly declare her Co be
the most beautiful woman on earth.
Yale's Almond Blossom Cream is
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reshing Try O. jar and be convinced
aud beauudgI at the same time. Price
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crs everywhere OF
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state street. chicago.
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The Omccr. Resign on Account Of
Lack OF Funds.

The Oiicors Resign on Account Of
Lack OF funds.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March g2-rhc
JourHut tomorrow morning Will says
General Milton Moore, bugadicr com.
mandrr " tue Missouri National
guard, has rendered his Resignation 90
Governor Stone, anu the result viii be-
that others q tue state uiiuUm viii
follow SUIT, anu that .uu dissolution OF
tho slate militia may timttsly come
10 ps11, lie tgslguAuou VI dOnuAl
Moore is tue result VI tue ltgislaturuis
refusal % grant the militia sufficient
money ~ properly keep up 40 stand.
ing.
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CHICAGO, Match ga special to
the AtCr-OofaH from Bg.tIu says cx-
Champion John l.. Sullivan ~ lying 90
with pneumonia At tne residence OF his
sister lu i9Nbury. lie contracted
severe cJll last week anu 70 rapidly
developed into pneumonia. His con.
Ii'iuu u reported 20 be very bad t.
might
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NEW lOMs, March 81 - rle health
h0ard today learned yat tuufu hgu
burn ~ man stricken with IuprUsyliving
fer the past FiX years iu tenement
hou1u In this city. ifeHideHt WalIfon
said that tue facts % FAR As sscurtaiued
had been given " SANITARY Supeuu.
,nndgnt Roberts, aud that "a prompt
and Thorough investigation would fol-
Inv
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'-'''''n Nodes or ruriurs uroughtto
i.ighL

ian Nodes NJ Iuriure Brought
LighL
BoAAHA, March GA speelaI 10 tho
l... va. Lincoln aays: IctthEouy
bvi6.y he JOINT COMMITTEES appointed
n, ~ s0 elalu aud house 10 Investigate
M, 'su'lllon hud management Of tbe
DIV 1lNh'lafy WAS submitted o..
u',v.H,, covers about My pages OF
, Nm, manusoIipi. Inu fact
hIlhs, nave been pretty clearly Co.
hs5,t'a, ulhl some iOrm OF iuuisl.
ubF,.. 'u', you nt tue peuilgut.ary IA
t.,t,tAilly harsh. The uyesll.silpn
V.ris S1tl1 uut She TACT that tnp IA.
bbt',''lm OF torture no the state mem.
Vic, I'M n, v'4lsls'tl OF placing tho con.
Win M. -. 'lole" OF tuo dark cellar
bptYss,Nl1A uus handcutirl aud drawn
H. H., rs 'he back u his neck with a
igeb ' passed around hls peok In
b. M I'nneT that every ctloft maze
lo6W., han Undergoing puulsumeut
tlsv'T u'u hands from thp pninult
5shinI,t uteW lhe Tolo b1 iigltlv
tttut. N" 'hA' huu0oAu3n WUu4d
hat M, mml'Iee had recommended
ielset v' iy,h OIL punl5hument.hn dis.
stms Ia h., This recommendation
g,tnl m, ''o pben neglected. % H1ms
sen bf5H,,te new mouo OF torture mas
asyle,s into prominence Tue
Hatl end y, u.aulouued TO a rope. Tie
alisy in ~, ~ Tue rope 10 passed oysra
aulsd nm 10y voilihg ana tho convicgs
4 loo; w,t uas VI no can barely touch
" pyslt' ~ us toes. Ho Is lelt In
'n uhlll he 10 either sullc!-
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entity punished or iainjs dead away.
In tho latter cate he 10 Tot down, q
tGckst 90 water thrown over him 90
revive him and hn 70 tuen conducted
back q his coll mr. cot in the hospital.
Many petsons testified 90 these ncr,
HlI tne committee reported la favor ID.
n syetOm % .rasiug me ueniteutiaty,
which win probably bu adopted.
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Sax Antonio, Tex, March 28.-E.
p loalp. telegraph operator A. Gliu-
lon station, east OF here on the
.1tb,fp Pacific, hos received a letter
Inn 40 attorney Ia RIO JauoirD,
Bnfl, stating that his uncle VINO
MAJ 10 that country mai dlvdi leaving
AZ d,aie Of $1,000, 900. There arc
Ian, bslfs to the wealth. Mr.. CHA ~
65s Of them anu no Will receive a
lsrh pAH VI the fortune.
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The sailors strike.

~, sAS FRANCISCO, March GA new
,,il-.l, has been Injected Into the
,'-''F ,I'lko by tho shipping u crows
s,lF.'sl Of japanese. Tue union sea.
~, sl9 Arc demanding IN Increase
~ mlhlh Ia pay, view this move
80, ~ .llp owners association with
i,i,s,',aslilon. lnu association IL de.
n. -'ssl 70 defeat the unon ssilOrB In
-'' nshs for bettor wages.
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Tlx On nAUnELons
10 b, r,,d Tor the support OF worthy
Ola Maids.

srElNOFiELD. H., March 28.-Rup-
iutnauy0 Wnliook mas introduced Ia
lht h9a,u q bill providing for the levy
las d LAX OF SIS a year upon baohOl-
or ts,Weru tue ages Of 80 and %
l'ah, To carry out tho provisions Of
ll'id there 10 created a board 10 be
Al,vaN the State Board a Managers
" wv Maids 10 consist OF three uu.
hiiilsl omen 10 be- appointed by the
t''tinot Each member VI this board
u 70 receive salary u u 200.
zoe bnchel0r's tax 10 to be paid into
~ sale lteaiury and wheu the funds
,lAl lave reached the sum Of $4,000,
us poAll shall proceed 10 erect an
,,glam 10 DO known Ra tho "Old
-,illt Home" and maintained from
sgs'uIe' collected from the bHnhel0rs.
la' purpose u said home shall be to
~ i'i worthy anu INDECENT women
~ upWafda,
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WAgWEGrDN, ID. O., March a.
The cabinet meeting today lasted tut
two hGuu, The principal subjects
under discussion related TO the various
complications with certain foreign
countries.
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ToLgp0, Onto, March %. - John
FnulL biz wife aud i've chilIFru are
offering nom lrchinJsiB To iiH must
isn,sf1us lotm. IL Il claimed " have
ftlIsl iicm eating PORK purchased Of
a local bulthot The entire family 10
10 dangerous condition.
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California FruI, Tor Eastern roiut

CHICAGO, March 22,-rhe Tribune
taytI
T.. p. Armour 81 Go. conlcmplates
considerable expansion of tho iruit
transportation trade between California
uui Eastern points In which they have
been to sOmu extent engaged Tor the
last few years. They made au arrange
ment with tue Southern Pacific by
which about 400 W 900 cars viii ulti.
maIely DO brought into use for this
purpose.
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CO., ..el'',ase In which Dr. Prlcos
49,, BAKING Powder ontou Ia iu-
: nADiy light dainty ana hoalth-
e,i'sil'aule dream OF perfection ia
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g. 's.' lV,s. . s-rr-- - .. o.
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FOR SALE.


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MONEY TO LOAN.

Y uASs. AN1 AMOUNT uN CRY OR
J. sa.tlhEy and Davis County farms Apply
90 once 90 Np. 800 Mg.urul.. block.
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missions, uH aaEtH#W. FlHr UHuHt uH Ia.r
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AIauu 20 Commercial h.UaE,
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LOST
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NTAUUU o.. HrIWTEE mGU SCHOOL
NJ luH NUrtn THIRD Wuu, lnrLut Uui
,u|H. pictures inside. lUaNU AZ 800 Nufth
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Information for Mariners.

This branch photographic Office, custom
house, Port Townsend, Wash. VIII fur
nish on application. free OF charge fun
information regarding the following no
tees 10 mariners. viz:
Africa, east coast, Port Durnford, eau
ton as to entering.
Alaska, wrangeu strai. North en-
trance shoal spot.
Australia. south coast. Spencer gull.
Germein bay. change in color of light
house.
Australia, Torres strait. Banks channel
reported shoal westward OF Clarke island.
Bay OF Bengal. Hugh river approach. IN
tended alterations In daymarks of Inter
mediate and Mut1ah light vessels.
California, Crescent City harbor. bell
buoy removed 10 Fauntleroy rock.
Central America, west coast. Guatema-
IA, Ocos river. position OF town and Hight
East India islands, Java sea, sunken
rock eastward OF Armlnia rock.
England. east coast, Lowestoft ap-
proacR, alteration IN position OF SW. Holm
buoy.
England, west coast. Carnarvon bar. al
terations IN bouyage.
Errata-Notices 10 mariners. No. IS OF
1898, Nos II and a OF 1894, and No. 3 OF
1895.
West pass. experimental light buoy DIS
Gulf OF ST Lawrence. west shore. North
Tracadie gully, alteration IN position OF
front light
Massachusetts,. Provincetown harbor
approach, new buoys.
Mississippi. Ship Island anchorage.
wreck buoy discontinued.
New York and New Jersey, New York
lower bay. experimental light 6uoys TO re
lighted by electric lights, change in posi-
ton OF Cednev channel whisting buoy.
New York, Fishers Island sound, Relief
light vessel, No. %. replaced by Ram Isl
and reef light vessel. No q
New York, New York bay entrance.
Sandy Hook light vessel replaced by Re
lief light vessel.
Nova Scotia. Halifax harbor. Northwest
arm. buoy marking Hen ana Chickens
shoaf.
Nova Scotia. Halifax harbor. Lighthouse
bank. establishment OF n buoy.
Nova Scotia south coast. Spry bay en-
trance. intended establishment ot BEN
buoy.
Virginia, Elizabeth river Norfolk ap-
proach, dangerous sunken wreck.
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Totals .......,...s 42s. 03s 90
s42,SS 50

Trade among the local commission
houses Saturday was rather dull agi the
Sunday buyers were not on hand IN suffi-
cierf numbers TO make any material d4f-
ference IN the business, which was not
up to the average of the other days OF
the week.
The strawberry season may be said to
have ended. and the last car Tor Eastern
shipment went out F'r9tay evening. Very
few berries were in the city Saturday.
but a few which were IN prime condition
were In good demand at s.. 2y4gl-5o. Prices
continue firm.
Cu-rants are very glow, and tho price
declined from 81 Is 10 81, with still no de-
rnand- The fruit IL OF the finest quality
Cherries are scarcer, especially the best
varieties. but prices remain at 5eSa75c-
Peaches are firm al 81, and quite brisk
Apricots are plenty for the demand at
1880.
Eggs are staTl very weak, with an over
supply. and the demand declining. Quota
.aons are I5d17c. according TO quality.
Cabbage Is moving wei at 1l.c.
Onions are IN good supply az Ii.c-
The poultry market Is overstocked, with
little hope OF present relief. There were
many offers ny producers. with but littls
call for the Sunday trade.
FgolLr, feed and grain are very duh. and
while the outside market In wheat is
good, local dealers say that here II IS
Eer1poEarsly weak and receipts large.
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CHICAGO MARKETS
The Roard of Trade.


Chicago. June s9-wheat began as II
had left or yesterday. under the influence
OF the foundation OF July holdings. For
about half an hour that feature OF the 10
cal trade which oversbadOwed everything
else and under the influence Of which a
decline % sc occurred. and the difference
between July and September widened at
one time 20 issc. The chief item OF the
market news referred 20 the weeks ship
rnents. and those told IN favor OF the
bears. From both coasts Bradstrest's To-
ported shipments OF wheat and -four az
as no bushels. against 2.ss7. 90 the week
before, and l,sI5oo0 IN the corresponding
week OF lS14 Tho Argentine shipments
for the week were 81 90 bushels, which
IS about Gouble what was sent ont IN the
previous week, and SO large as 90 upset
al confidence in the previous reports OF
exhausted stocks in that country. The
days receipts at Chicago were nOminally
ten cars. bat that Included I've cars trans
ferred from irregular % regular city
houees Minneapolis and Duluth received
Is cars. compared with - on the CORE
spending cay 81 last year. The opening
prices were about the same as the pre-
vious days closing quotations. and for n
minute or tao there we're enough buying
orders 20 give an appearance OF strength
20 she market. That gave way before the
persistent selling out Of July b. those who
hal not wished 20 take what mirht IL
rendered 10 them ca Monday. II they
shouli remain holders Of their contracts
J1l then. The price Of September 81 the
start was from 1lsss to TIC. with 10 The
most generally prevailing price for - cou-
PIE Of minutes Following that. the ten
agucy FOR au hour was stsassiiy downward.
uusii ~ TIisc th~ sellsnE relaxed The re-
action vas sas4en. ard n ten minutes the
dsCaiae, wh4Ga sa hour 81 peEs4Stsas sell