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Tho Small Iox Cases.

fsteamboats plying on the Ohio are
going to dump their small pox cases
into Wheeling We shall have to protest
ourselves by setting IN quarantine
against those steamboats,. as the health
committee has determined to do. Also,
whom United States cases arc brought
hero they are no. properly chargeable
to the city and the city is no. obliged to
BIO at tho cost OF caring for Thorn.
No nave had some unnecc ,sary OK.
perience in this line aud we should bo
careful not TO invite any more. II tho
United States be given to understand
that it must take caro- OF its own cases
1t will do so. The owners OF the bouts
from which nt eas! two cases have been
dumped can be- made to pay tho cost
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Popular Excursson,to Washington, Thurs .
day, April Is.
Tho las. OF tho series OF popular OK.
cur.lons from this section to tho Ma
,ionnl Capital via Baltimore 4
ONO Railroad, is announced
for Thursday, April 18th, when
tho same train arrangements and
low rates thatwerc in effect OIL the pro-
vious excursions will prevail. Those
who have not taken advantage of tho
previous excursions should not fail to
embrace this opportunity to SEQ tho
National Capital. Tho severe weather
OF tho past winter is over and the gen.
ial warmth OF carly spring will mako
travelling more comfortable. Tho pub.
lie buildings, museums. artgalleries and
institutions, will all be opei, for free in.
sprction and delightful side trips can
be made to points OF intorcst near by
Baltimore. Annapolis. Mt. Vernon and
,lichmond, nre NIL within easy reach of
tho National Capital. 4 visitors guido
to Washington, issued by tho Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company, giving syn-
opsis OF tho public buildings aud at
/ traction Mt tho Capital and details of tho
excursion. train schedules. rates. etc. !.
can be had by applying to any Dalti.
moro & Ohio agent.
Trains leave Wnocling 5:0j n. IN. and
5:l5 p. III. Paror car on morning train
IRON Pittsburgh and slee1in. chr on
tho night train. Tickets $40 for tho
round "Trip. ~
Corrcspondingly low rates from other
stations.
Tickets will DO good ton days. aud will
DO valid for passage from Washington
to baltimore ut amy time within tho
lilo Of tho ticket.
For Pullman car accommodations and
guido to points OF interest in Washing.
ton, address nearest Baltimore & Ohio
agent.
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Sometimes would be taken with strauglin &
In bed. aud had n window fixed so that could
touch spring aud throw 1t open quickly TO pu,
my head out TO breathe. One day n friend asked
mo 10 try DR.. Ircene's Scrvura blood and nerve
remedy. did so aud It helped me. l contin.
ucd using Ii. aud a!ter taking two bottles was
completely cured, and have had no return OF 1t
since. @
"Tou thousand dollars would not tempt me 10
return TO the condition I was In before taking
DR.. Greeuc's Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
II | could get no more Of that wonderful medi-
cine. II saved my life. aud don't know how 1t
Is possible for mortal man 10 give stronger ties.
tImouial than this will gladly answer an y
questions regarding my case. ! am satisfied that
Dr.. Grcene's Ncrvura blood aud nerve remedy
Is tho most remarkable medicine In existence"
Mr.. Charles ChIlds. ono OF the leading citizens
o! Bath, n. IL. says:
81 was aware OF DR.. J. ". MInklc.'s condition
from asthma, and Of his wonderful cure By Dr..
Grecue's Sevura blood and nerve remedy"
Everyone knows that Dr. Greeue's Seryurn
blood aud nerve remedy gives health and
strength 10 all who use Il Everybody needs a
spring tonic aud restorative, and this is the bes.
spring medicine In the world. Convince your.
self by trying 1t
1t Is not patent medicine, but the prescvip-
tion OF the most successful living specialist In
curing nervous aud chronic diseases. DR.. Greene,
OF IS West Fourteenth street. New York City.
He Inns the largest practice in the world. and
this grand medical discovery Is the result OF
!. l.... ~
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A DOCTORS EVIDENCE.
What He Says About Medi-
cine and Cures.
lilo Tolls Whit lIe Considers The
Best Of All Medicines.
Tllcrc IL One Remedy Which lilo Knows
Will do All II Claims.

v
A doctors evidence regarding medicines aud
disease Is always considered tho highest au'
thorlIy. Every court In tho world accepts his
judgment ny poSItIyc and indlspn'nble evidence.
Therefore. what no says about certain remedy
cannot DO doubted.
Dr.. ". MInklOr. OF Bath, n. IT,. suffered for
long ,imo from That terrible disease asthma.
All tho doctors and medicine no tried could dc
nothing for him til no found tho only remedy
which no now knows to be tho best remedy In
tho world for asthma. and nil diseases OF tho
nerves and blood. Read tho Doctors convincing
words;
~ hind tho asthma" he said. "thc worst OF
any man | ever heard OF that lived. have paid
out moro than dyc hundred dollars for mcdi.
clnes. without ever receiving tho slisitcss
benefit
~ was obliged to leave New York because
could not 1.-Two there. aud went Into tho country.
thinking It might hclp mo. but 1t did not l
wasso bad OF did not expect to live. ltwould
come upon mo suddenly, In tho mIds, OF con.
yersatIon and stop mo Instantly. as quickly as
though had dropped dead.
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INJUNCTION ISSUED

Restraining tho Authorities From Levy.
Ing on tho pswIky Engine In brooke
County.
Special Dbpa,ct to Inc InLeliosntr.
PARxEnsnuad. ". Va. March 25.-
Judge Jackson, OF tho United State,
court, sitting to-day in chambers. Issued
atomporary injunction against tho gov.
ornor. each and NIL OF the members Of
tho board oil public works and tho
sheriff, Of brooke county, restrainin
Thorn from aelling M onpino or other
property OF tho Plttaburgb, Wheeling <
kentucky railroad, now hold By tho
shorin Of Brooke county, for taxoa. On
April 4. ut Wheeling, Judge Jackson
will hoar u motion TO mako tho tompor.
ary injunction'po permanent.
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The assault on Ii Hung Chang by n
Japanese was Of the same sort as that
which cost tive life OF President Garfield
at the hands Of one OF his own country.
men. 1t was the deed OF n crank with
murder in his heart.
OF course all the world knows that It
lie the last thing the Japanese govern.
ment would have allowed ii the deed
could have been prevented, but
Japan is responsible for this thing tina.
could not be helped because sho Is
bound to protect tho peace commission.
crs OF China.
The incident cannot BIO made to have
international significance. and yet it is
most unfortunate for Japan "a new.
conner into the family OF civilized ma.
tons.
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AMONG TIE IoKERs

"Thev tell u.s." hn said, drnamily,
Z" that women AFRO extremely susceptiblo
to flattery." 'rvc heard that" replied
his ,:riond. well. don't you believe it.
i tried this morning to tell my vito she
was 80 sood.looking she did not need
new spring dress. - Washington Stur.
Doctor-lf YOU havo writer's cramp
you will simply have to give your hand
II rest. Learn to write with tho other il
you can. Caller-lt isn't in INV hand
doctor It's IN my jaw. dictate to a
short. hand Caicayo Tribune.
Conductor-rha,'a u Canadian coin.
air; | can't tako i'll Passongcr-rhc
deuce you can't You gave 4, TO mo in
change tbs morning. Cunductor-W ell,
you soc, Pm moro particular than YOU
arc.-Smith, Gray &c Co.'a Monthly.
Impatient Tourist TO small boy fish.
ing IN tho lnkc)-You told us tho bon,
always loft hcro ut 4, and we have
waited now till paat 5. Boy-Oh, il
doesn't begin to run till May Elieqcnic
Bi1ciier.
First Nightor-Wha.! Every scat
takcn? Ticket SNllcr-l;very ono; but
don't DO discouraged There will DO
room enough after tho first net. was
n, tho rchearsal.-7 ammmp Tiprs.
Jimson-"Now, you wouldn't marry
mo, would your" Miss Sears-"Most
certainly not, butwhy do you ask such
question" IimSon-",Iust to decide
n bcI'--katic Ficld's IIu,hin9lon.
Newspaper Edi,or-"Juan, take TIM.
cat away; I can not write with tho row
IL is making Where is it7" Juan
why, sir, yon aro sitting on it."-H
Di'urio.
An MISUNDERSTANDING Of wit-"Wit
Is tho lava which comes from tho mouth
OF lively crater. y III. Bhs.
Z you woro embarrassed whom yon
proposed to me. George, wore You not ?"
"Yos, | owed ovnr SO. O.'-Lijt.
Ale Ia tho boat drink mud Smith'a ID
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NgNl Birds.

Thin slices Of voal. cut in pieces two
and ~ half inches long by four inches.
Chop all tho trimmings with an inch
cube OF fat pork for each veal; half as
much cracker crumbs Ms you have
chopped meat Season with salt, pep
per, herbs and onions. Moisten with
egg and hot wator. Spread this mix
tnre on Zach piece Of veal; roll up tight.
ly and fastcn by tying or with n
shower. Dredge with salt. pepper and
-four. Fry in hot butter; simmer in
cream. Serve on toast; pour cream over.
iCoprfChicd.i
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Special Dispatch 10 The Inie!li0Mor
CALDWELL. O., March 25.-Tho twenty.
first annual national: soldiorS reunion,
Of which Private Dazoll Is tho father,
to-day announced its next meeting to
DO hold ut Caldwell on June Il and 10,
1915. Many prominent Speakers will
DO secured for tho occasion.
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THERE has long been n notion that a
mans loyal residence is whcro no has
his washing done, and .uood ,nany
mon have voted on their washing. Tho
attorney general OF Illinois .ays TINT tho
waohing place has nothing to do with Il.
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Written for Tie Iatd.igtnttr.
TO.MOHEOW's ELECTION DAY.

(Air, I'm to be Queen OF the May.l
We must wakGn up quite early.
Very early. husband dear.
To-morrowll be tho hnprlcst time
I've Enown for many year.
OF al! tho years I've seen. husband,
The grandeSt, Gladdest day:
I'll east my first vote. husband,
To-morrow's election day.
Ny heads In such whlrl. husband.
fcHr shall not wake.
1fyou do not call me loudly
When the day begins to break. u
mist gather all the women
The silent and the CAV.
For we atc all 10 vote, husband,
1o.morrow's election day.
Ou-InuGhtcr shall go with me- John,
Tomorrow 10 the polls,
And you will DO there. too, dear.
Though you've said we arc drafted fools"
The women on every side. John.
VIII come from far away. r.
The rich md poor arr parted no more.
To'moErow's election day. 10
The night Is calm and still. John,
The wind Is hushed to rest:
All nature, seems asleep. dear.
The earth with silence blcst. ~
know 1t will not rain. John.
Although you have said II may
Il must bo fair and bright dear,
To.morrow's election day.
know It's little that's granted. John,
: But half loafs better than none"
And we ulko II gladly. husband.
nclicvin: that more will come:
For the dny is drawing near, John,
When mothers and wives shall say
so palace Of sin shall s,a,ld. John.
Tomorrow election day.
So be sure YOU call inc carly;
Ny gracious, how YOU SnOre
You'd lie awake till the day would break,
Ifyou never had voted before. Fl,r -
We must vote our women into the board
For that Is n Step the right way. W
But never trent or bit OF deceit
viii mar our election Jay.
Lee
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and though a,man mover has any wash.
Ing done he may have residence. Men
vote who givc no evidence Of having
any washing place, yct they 1.-Two some.
where and that regardless Of wash day
In their domestic economy. NN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-26

A SEVERE rheumatic pain in tho left
shoulder mad troubled MIR. J. II. Loper,
well known druggist OF Des Moincs,
Iowa, for over six months. At tilnes
tho pain was 30 severe that no could
not lit anything. With all no could
do no could not got rid of it until hc mp.
pliod Chambcrlnin's Pain Balm. ~
only made three applications of it," no
says. and have since been froe from
all pain" lilo now recommends it to
persons similarly afflicted.
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Special Dfspdich to tht inita0,nc.r.
CALDWELL, o.. March 2j.--Leonard
Hill, highly respected German farmor,
OF Enoch township. this county, to-day
lnado MI assignment for tho benefit OF
his creditors. q. 0. Dyo was mado as.
signec. Liabilities, $1,000; assets, 81 1000.
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CnAMnrRlAlS's Cough Remedy gives
the hos, satisfaction OF any cough medi.
cine handle, aud NJ Il selIor load, nil
other preparations in this market.
recommend 1t because il il tho best
mcdcin" | ever handled for coughs.
colds and Group. a. W. DALnniDGr,
MillCrsvilu, III.
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BEEAHrAsT.-Oa,meal. Da,ou. Broiled
beefsteali. Drowned hominy. White
bread. Honey. Coffee.
DlSSER. - Tomato. Apup. Crackor,.
Veal birds. Mashed potatoes. Lettuce.
Canned peas. Graham bread. Blanc
mango. Cake.
SUPpER.-Bread and butter. Clipped
dried beef. Baked apples. Creamy
rice. Jumbles. Tea.
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A CScISs&rr man put his savings in
IN unused stove, and thon pretty soon
tho stove got into active business. That
man was afraid Of bnnks. Now Ito il
sorry abou. it all. II no has boon ruad-
Ing the newspapers ho should havo
known better.
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THERE is no reason to doubt the state.
ment OF Miss Phoebe Couzin. that she
was engaged to DO married to tho late
Senator Fair. There docs seem reason
to doub: whether he intended to marry
hcr. Ii no Ind been in dead earnest tho
marriage would have taken place. Mr..
Fair was in the habit OF running him
calf III 81
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ITO HORSE OWNERS.

Ihavc now drst.class Horse Chipping Nschn.
and ilrst.class man to do the work Person,
wanting their horses clipped can,call on me 70.
any information they may desire.
I can also accommodate some boaldes 4.
reasonable prices to do 1t right have TO, 81.
one very fine family sorrel horse.s!x yeas Oh.
kind and gentle and well broke to city driving.
The horse Is what you call combined hore-
good under the saddle und trots In harness.
ROBERT LUKE,
mrs 1880 Market Street
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BISMARCK says that in his whole lilo
no has not had moro than twenty.four
hours Of solid happiness. Tho great arc
rarely to DO enviod.
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ARE You Nil tired out, do you have
that tired feeling or sick headache ?
You can be relieved Of all these by tax.
ing Hoods Sarsapariila.
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ARTIST WHISTLER protcnds to DO un.
happy because he can't got duel. Pcr-
Ehapa Mr.. Whistler is whiatling to keep
/ hia courage up.
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If you were reading considerable
list OF exchanges you would bo panied
TO soc that the ablo editors have sue.
cumbed TO tho poets OF tho spring.
Some things arc irresistible.
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The President has provided for an.
other OF the unemployed. Exon.
gresham Cultivate, Of Ohio. gets Job
at $1,000 ayear. This beats exile to a
territory.
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HINTS TO HoUsEItEEpERs.

WEDNESDAY. March 81.
Life Is too short for logic; whatl do
must do simply.
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Martins Ferry, o., March Is.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-15

ledge. ~
AnS al her flowers are snowdrops grown nm
the winters edge. P'S'N
aus golden ioe ns Of Tir Ia n'oz Soye all the
winter through
Etr r-G'i ,t riat ant r.t.,dro,,s shot ,..;,,. -.
cloudy blue.
sunlight she holds in one hand, and rnin she
scatters after, ''''' 'A'0
And through the rainy twilight we hear har
ftful laughter.
She shakes down on her flowers the snow leas
white than they, ''7
Then quichens with her kisses the folded knots
o. May. --'''
hers. -'' "
FSin for gold iesvss Of autumn che passes By
the furIe, y
ThcaRh euSisd aeld II hidethl she scosas hsr
sedgy crown,
Aad pressing bliadiy sanwsrd she tsssAs ssr
snowdrops down
Hsr gift. are all tsrdel o. wsywssd smiles
and tears,
Yet hope she also holdeth. this daughter Of the
years
a hopr, that blossoms family set upon sorro~'s
eSpp.
She hath woven garland all Of the siEhino
sedge.
Mora Hopper,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-15
BACTERIOLOGY.
This Bacillus Business Has Spread So a.
to Make Us All q Little Nervous,

This Bacillus Business Has Spread So ~
to Make Us All q Little Nervous,
OF Campbell's lives of the lord chan
cellors, in the succession of which there
was possibility that he might himself
appear Lord Brougham said that it had
added new terror to death. Life has
been so stuffed with new terrors by the
hacteriplogist that there is hardly room
for another, and beside him the most
prolix and prosaic historian and biog-
rapher becomes an innocent and harm
less figure indeed. There is hardly any
physiological or moral condition which
is not now fitted with its bacillus, the
proportion and structure of that micro
scopic reptile being given with diabol-
ioal accuracy and verisimilitude IL
would really be a relief not to know
quite so much of the minute organi-
cations which accompany morbid path.
ologioal states il there were any way
of escaping it. The doctors have to
know, of course. but the knowledge
might be confined TO them, as the sacer-
dotal mysteries used to be to the priest.
hood 1t would save no end of popular
anxiety and alarm. With every symp.
tom the patient is now assured that he
is assailed by new and virulent micro.
coccus, and tho constantly published re.
searches Of the microscopists tend to iu
fame his imagination and increase his
alarm.
Here is an Italian bacteriologist who
says he has discovered the bacillus of
old age, and when he has found outathe
right sort Of salt to put OH its tail its
rayages will be at AN end, and old age,
As condition. will pass away, subsist.
Ing only as theory or remote retro.
speot He has not yet disclosed the
structural outlines Of this curious repti.
ian debutante, and II may be only an
after dinner vision, TO which science
will deny recognized place, leaving
old age, as il was before, an inourable
condition, with an invariably progress.
i've tendency, IN no need Of bacteria 10
accelerate IT, New York Tribune,
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awny 90 BAD, w,,L,r,a

A london Police Court Inci,lent that
Made ESco Lady Somerset laugh.
All London is laughing now over a
biz of testimony that was given in the
liearings on Lady Henry Somerset's
crusade against the London music halls
Not to be behind our own DR.. Parkhurst
when he began his crusade, Lady Henry
Somerset determined to take the bull
by the horns aud collect evidence her.
self. She secured another lady "a zeal.
Gus as herself as q companion, and the
pair obtained the services of a young
curate of their acquaintance as male es.
cort
Now, IL happens that Lady Somerset
IL q woman Of very generous proportions
and withal 20 handsomely made that
Eoue Of the ungodly hsvo been wicked
tronEh 70 suggest that her lsdyship
would mako an enchanting living pic.
turs herself Il ohaDcod also that the
lady who wus to accoinpaDy her was of
similarly generous build, if anything
rather tho larger of the two On the
other hand, the young ourate was slight
and wea2ened, with pale, mild face,
that bore a perpetual sir of melancholy
The trip was made, and when the de.
tective party was placed upon the stand
during the hearing the justice asked her
ladyship if in her travels about in the
slums she had been molosted or accosted
in any offensive way Lady Henry was
compelled to reply that she had not, but
that, on the contrary, she had rather re-
spectful treatment Her companion gave
similar testimony.
When the little ourate took the stand,
the judge asked the same question of
him-if he had been accosted.
Yes" replied the little man in a
shrill voice, land very extensively too.
"Well," said the judge, what did
the women say to you?'
well, SIR" the curate declared,
with comical indignation, ''in one Of
the music hallsa couple Of women came
up to me, and one of them brazenly
ehuoked me under the chin and said,
why SO sad, Willie?"
Even Lady Henry Somerset could not
suppress her laughter. New York Her.
aid.
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Jspanye shops sFe RsEe lagas Aas1os
n a,aa lilau lllllf eleelfs eveu ffplp
~ slgfpl Ihegs u nglhita oolgsspopq
lak " spg ssBslsl slegs N Sspss
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quickly. Over 1900 private endorsements.
Prematurenesg means inpotency In the first
stage. 1t Is o symptom of seminal weakness
and barrennees. 1t can be stopped in 20 days
by the use oil Hudyan.
The new discovery was made by the Srecial-
lists of the old famous Hudson Medical lnstiinie.
1t is the strongest vitalizer made. It is very
powerful, bnt harmless Sold for s1.00 peck
sge ord packages for $500 (plain sealed boxes.
Written guarantee given fot q cure. Ifyou buy
sig boxes and are not entirely cured, six more
" be sent 10 you free of all charges.
send for circular and testimonials. Address
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
puuenon stockton, Market d Ellie SITS
San francisco. Gal.
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In our 0resf 0rsndtsthsr's Time,


illile now aud tlleH, with q gentle,
cleansing laxaiiYe, thereby removing of
feudinR matter iIOm The stomach and
bowels, t0ning np and inYiR0Iaiing the
liver aud qulckenlns its tardy action,
and you ihtrfby remove ilie oanse Of !
multitude 0f Distressing diseases, such a.
lsadaeles, Indigestion, ~ dyapepsial
bIllousnsss, piHiples, bl0ieilea efupii0ns,
bOfie, constipation, plles, heiplas aud
ulaladies t0g numerous ~ mention,
n people would pay nl0fe silenil0u ~
properly regulating the action Of ilflI
ilGN2ls ihey s0uld haFe less ne
quenl llcCasl0n i0 rall iQT illeif dafl0rs
islylees " suiidas aliae1s ~ dangerous
diseases
gllsi, of all ku0wn sgeuis 70 accom-
pllsll lhis pnualaf w Fielefs fleasapl
lsllfls ass uiiflHalsd. "A Flnfeu W lllf
lafl lllai once decd. lhfY aIe alsayS lp
hg0f 1hsll secondary FHeel y w ksep
tlie lloEfls 0Eeu ald lFHulail nQi W hif'
lheI eoiislipsls ~ \ lllf esse Nilll eihsf
Bills. iifpeel ihflf Hleai l0pplsDiY
blih saHsIfls nQHl hslliusl fQHsll lisiieA,
piles snd Indigestion
a lss saHupls VI lhs n Pellets lgg
daassl ~ lslsl y nlsllsd ~ ant adllsss,
go l..la y, lsesilA VI ''a'''s s''a sal'sss
bn pesisl said
AAAgsas, W0gLgs nlsFspsAsF AKDl
cal AssfsclAFieg, hsaslsl " "