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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15
Too Old To- Work.

Cleveland. May 15.-The proceedings
OF the general Methodist Episcopal con.
ference yesterday were pathetic in the
extreme. DR.. Buckley, the chairman OF
the committee on episcopacy. made q
report, setting forth that Bishops Bow
man and Foster were too old 10 stand
the strain OF the duties of their office,
and recommended their retirement al
the end of this conference as non-effect-
i've. Bishop Bowman is rs years old, and
Bishop Foster is 79 years old.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15
For Temperance and silver.

Eau Claire. Wis. May 15.-The Prohi-
hilton state convention adopted plat
form of four planks-first, declaring for
prohibition; second. for suffrage based
upon intelligent citizenship, rather than
upon sex: third, for public schools
taught In the English language, and no
appropriately for sectarian purposes,
and fourth that silver be restored to its
position prior to 1873. This last plank
was given n vote OF SO TO 50. The chair
man. f. r. Hall. gave his vote for silver,
amid great excitement. The nomina-
tions were: For governor, J. II. Berkey:
lieutenant governor. T.. l.. Eaton; Sec
retary OF state, Il. Il. Knowlton; state
treasurer, Lorenzo Randall; attorney
general, A. T.. Dixon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15
All For Mckinley

Everett, Wash. May 15.-Thc Rcpuh.
lican state convention adopted resolu.
tons favoring protection and reciproc.t
ond the gold standard. but also declsr-
ing for an international agreement re.
garding the ratio OF gold and silver.
The convention instructed it's delegates
70 vote for Mckinley. There was almost
no opposition, and the delegates ap-
-piauded vigorously as the resolution waa
announced
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15
A winsloyy Boom.

Worcester, Mass. May 15.--The newly
formed Young Mems Republican club OF
Il is city passed resolutions last night
endorsing the candidacy Of Samuel Il.
Winslow for Lieutenant governor. and
Randolph c. Surbridge OF Cambridge
gave assurances OF hearty support OF
the Winslow candidacy from districts
In the eastern part of the state
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15
Forehead Wns Brn,sad.

Manchesterby by the-sea, Mass. May
15.-The woman's BODY picked up afioa,
yesterday was undoubtedly that of Mrs
Kate West. who disappeared from 8
Portland (Me.) boat on May 2. 1t wa.
clothed m a bicycle costume, and on the
forehead was a mark. as If a blow hae
been struck.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15
Invr Gcts I,Iya Ycnrs.

Rochester, May l5.-John Love. tn
defaulting cashier OF tho First Natioua
bank OF Watkins. who pleaded guilty C
an indictment charging him with max
ing a false report regarding the financla
condition OF the bank, was yesterday
sentenced 10 Eve years In state prison
In view Of the fact that he pleaded guilty
the char Judge Coke was lenient.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15
strLI,c Aimost Ccrtain.

Biddeford. Me-, May 15.-There arc Ia,
new developments In the labor situation
Operatives in general, regard the IN
nuguration Of long and stubborn stris.
upon next Monday as q forcgonc con
clusion. They have decided that the.
will not work under the cutdown, a.,
the only thing that will prevent a strik
is the corporation running IT, iactori.
four or five days a week, Instead OF re
aucing wages
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15
Judge sued For Damages.

Chicago, May Is. - Thomas ]. Nc.
Nichols. county commissioner. has be.
sun a damage suit against Judge Payne
for 100000. The suit is the result OF the
charge made against McNichols by
Judge Payne. that the commissioner re.
ceived a bribe in the O'Brlen murder
case TO exert his influence in preventln
the indictment of o'Brien for wife mur.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15
A. o. IL. Bars PoIIti,s.

Philadelphia, May Is, - The conven-
ton Of the Ancient order OF Hibernians
denounced the attempt TO drag politics
into the order, and resolutions were
ADOPTED declaring that every man should
exercise the right OF suffrage without
if ferferCp~., r~e .~yo~o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15
CHAMBER OUTFITS.
sldered by the convention in eleotins

sidered by the convention in electing
delegates"
This materially changes the situa-
t;on. Joel A. Vale, Senator Wolcotts
law partner. said: Senator Wolcott
himself mas never expressed desire to
go TO St. Louis. His friends have
thought, however that II one senator
was sent as a delegate to the national
convention II would be proper for both
TO go. especially as Senator Wolcott has
defined hS position to stand by the NOM
tnees."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15
NTED-M -MISCELL4NEOUS.
SMITHS BICYCLE NAMES,


The latest out: rut on IN three minutes; no
boring of holes; no clamps transferred to the
enamel and becomes as hard as the enamel
itself; a handsome scroll work: with name
in center; scroll in colors: the right size for
any part OF wheel: 20 introduce this new and
novel idea we will send to any address. with
minutes; thirty.two (s2) first names OF ladies'
and gents, sixteen of each first names only.
viz. : John. Harry, Albert. Maud, Alice,
stamps. % So Baldwin Novelty Works. Sole
Agents. 70l Filbert ST., Philadelphis Pa.
mrs Eos
WANTED Room and hoard; a lady wants
pleasant furnished room with hoard pre-
ferred. between Broadway and Westminster
streets. Address with particulars Box J-l42.
News Office. mia %
wANTED-Babe TO board in the country ;
month; references. q. Raymond. Provi-
dence. X. T. ml2 ~
ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN-on receipt
of l0c. We Will mali you pamphlet. giving all
forms Of questions asked by the state board
of examiners necessary to secure license.
Address hird s. Co., FAC Washington ST..
Boston. Macs. ms I2t
NOTICE TO BICYCLIsTs.
For the next % da ys any lady or gent can have
their pictures taken with wheel. Remember we
give you picture free OF charge. Come early aud
avoid the rush. WIN. MILLS & SON. 90 and 10
Arcade myll.s,
BABY'S MOTHER.
Now Is the time 10 have Baby's Picture tnkcn.
Bring your baby TO The Arcade studio, Nos. 81 Hrd
s. aud we will make YOU n present OF ore Tree
This offer is good Until the ist OF June. myii-6t
wAEYED--An Idea Who can think OF some
Amplo thing 10 paientf Project your ideas
they may hrinI You wealth. Write Jonn
MeCGerbGrn ~ Co., pGtGnt attorney, wash
ington, y. G., for their $500 prize offer aud
list Of 2CO inventions wanted. a9 W
wAETED--Ev,ry engineer ana machinist in
Rhode Island 70 send for circulars Of Cox Me.
chanical Comprterf. Euwin Bye general
ncent of New England. ana scle agent for
Rhode Island. 2J6 Nsstmirgter H., Room rs
Providence. r. l. aG4 lbt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15
PATENTS.

PATENTS - Barrels of money IN tood
pattnts-bstents-pa enis procured and sold /:
book, msiled free. Clark Deemer Co.. Ise
Broadway, N. Y. mil O.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15
TO LET-MIscELLANEoUs

TO LET-Store suitable for market and
grocery, at 3i5 Mineral Spring avenue, Paw
tucket Inquire on premises. ns CO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WE MUST HAVE HELP +!

WE MOSI 0RvE nELF !
We pay IS 10 ; ~ per week for easy home
WORK. Can tie done IN SPARE Tins day or
evening; no scheme. books or pedulfnt; send
stamp Tor work and particulars at once.
seymour supply Co., MssUnic Temple, Cam.
den, N. j. ml3 w.f m-Bm
WANTED-Hope-t men out of employment
to handle fsst selling article: exclusive ter.
ritory and liberal terms 20 men furnishing
good references. Joyce Bros. %. lW
westminster 81. Providence. mlz GO
NANTED- Men TO sell 40 cigars and make
money at II. Address with stamp, Enterprise
Cigar Co. Jersey CITY, y. J. ml2 6t
wANTED-our policies being plain Su'iuess
contracts, - ~ essential tHBt our plan he
understood 10 be thoroughly appreciated by
the insuring public. Circulars In French,
German and English mniled on request; few
capable men wanted as agents who are con-
versant with German and French language;
good nay TO the right men; Mutual hes, rve
Fund Life ~ New York. Apply TO 4. =. Hef-
.rnhn, sG Woyboasst st., Room !, studiey
building, Providence. mil 90
WANTED-A competent sober and indus
trious man for heating scrap iron piles IN
rolling mill IN this vicinity Aprlh TO Sinrd'
ard Horse Shoe Co., la Pearl st., Boston,
Mass. mo Gt
WANTED - An experienced hub cutter.
Apply to U. Racine. l5l Pine - NIT
PERSONAL.
.>---->--~ -~~-s--------~
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL ~ the wonoorful
Clarivoyant. who has Travelled around tho
world and has predicted gront wonders, is
here for Tow days: all who arc troueled on
business or Low. Affairs, kindred subjects.
conc and be nt rest Mrs. Louisa Dolphin.
$50 Weyhossct 81. NILS ~
MOST reliable Matrinio onisl Bureau in the
United states. Wepton. 1895 FairmOunt ave-
nue.Ptiladelphin, IA. guarantees satisfaction
10 aries having strici. honorable intentions
Ct contemplating marriage; paTii, MARS
mniisJ 10 certs. ml3 CO
As sfkULOGICAL-lnclos age, ser, daie of
birth one dime Tor 10 lines ~ yOnr immeoi'
ate future prospect; full horoscope; ~, one
year. Professor Taylor. Manchester, y. H.,
Iox 30 nj 24t
DO YOU SPECULATE f--'Guide 20 success-
ful Speculation mailed free; wheat pro
vision, cotton end stock speculation on
limited margin thoroughly explainsd; cot
respondeDce solicited. warren, Ford & CO.,
N Wall ~. New York mil So
PATENTS.
PATENTS - Barrels of money in tood
Iatents-fstents-pa enis procured and sold
lowest terms; "Hints 20 Inveniors,' band
book, msilsa free. Clark Deemsr Co, lss
Broadway, N, Y. mil %
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

WANTED-Room and hoard; lady wants
pleasant furnished room with hoard pre-
ferred. between Broadway and Westminster
streets. Address with particulars. Box J-l42
News Office. ml4 %
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

FOR SALE-Coliinsville, Conn. three-quar-
ter mile Water Front ~ acres: double man
sion. Is rooms: every improvement: steam
cost over go, 600: will sacrifice az 5000 to
quick -Eralk -H--Tyler. ll63 Fulton
ST.. brooklyn. mia 6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

FOR SALE-That fine estate situated at NO,
IL Messer street, very near Westminster: ele-
CANT cottage house OF IL rooms, all improve
ments; very conveniently arranged and in
trst-cfrss order, extra iarge TOT. 4exfie. Also
lot of same size adjoining will be sold with
estate IL desired; locality IL excellent and the
purchaser OF this estate will secure IA bargain;
terms cssy. For full particulars. see Isaac L.
God Co, Neybosset, corner Dorranco st.
aol 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

RAND-VIEW- ON HUDSON - Two acres,
with two-story and basement mansard roof
dwelling and barn, situate within easy walk
ing distance or either South Nysck or Grand
View station: the property runs TO the river
has water grant and fine beach. Owner will
sell at less than cost and upon very easy
terms. Address Mortgage, p. o. Box 1914.
New York. m12 Ct
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

Do YOU SPECULATE f-"Guide 20 success
ful Speculation mailed free; wheat, pro
vision, cotton end STOCK speculation On
limited MARGIN thoroughly explained: cot
respondence solicited. warren, Ford a Co.,
II Wall ~. New York mil 80
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

TO LET-In Wakefield. for the summer
house. Is rooms. fully furnished: stable IL
cunueutiou. Atdrtss w.. =. o. Box Il2 Wake
field, X. l. mia %
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

TO LET-Cottaee house OF eight rooms, COR
ner sutton and Federal streets; all new mod.
ern improvements throughout: house having
been completely renovated; ready for occu-
pancy about June ]. Inquire at 6l south
Water ST., or at house in rear mia %
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15
SITUATIONS WANTED.


wANTED---Situstion on esntlemnn'S hcs
for season Amvrfcur. married: ~; experi
encec J, News Once. ul5 70
GROCERY CLERK = Young man wanw
work: exrerieDcsd: with rood refcrences.
Address Grocery Clert, News ONO. My y
WANTED-situatiOn By q middlc-ogei man.
All. round hsnd on farm work work flshl on
references given. Address william n. Latham
rear 81 s31 North Main st., or Bcx Ma News
Office. NIL ~
NANTEr-A position In . grocery store ss
booLkeeper or cashier by a lady who has had
years erpsrionca Address LIZ News
Offios. eS>0
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

WOODLAND LAKE-Hotel and private sum-
adults and cbiidern; boating, bathing. fish.
ing: shady grounds: big orchard: tennis ana
croquet: sxcellens table: elegant rooms: only
70 minutes from city: station. right opposite
Send for particulars y. Beinhardt. Box S.
Ardsley, N. Y. mis- 90
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

for the toilet: the only purely vegetable soap
WANTED Agents: TO handle high grade
bicycles: big discounts; exclusive territory
wheel shipped anywhere for examin atfon.
For catalogue and full particulars address
Bicycle Headquarters. Baltimore or Chicago.
mo Sc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

FOR SALE OR TO RENT--For sale on easy
terms or TO rent to small family, oDe-family
house OF ~ sunny, airy rooms. No. J Rhode
Island avenue. near six lines Of electrics, and
eight minutes from Market square. Apply to
Z. VI. Bowen. ls6 Clifford IT. city. me st
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

FOR sALE-Fine residences: two cottage
houses on Carter street. Elmwood: modern
improvements; sold to settle estate: stable
with one of the houses. For particulars see
Clifton A Hall, s33 Butler Exchange. a25 tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

As AsfkULOGICAIs--Inclo age, ser, daie of
birth one dime Tor 10 lines ~ yonr immedi.
ate future prospsci; full horo~cope; ~, one
Iow ,,10 0If
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

They all aay Bosmsr. corner Westminster
and Franklin streets, more than understands
fitting spectacles and eye glasses. and bis
price is what pleases. Open evenings. a25 II
FOR SHLE-Two bicycles ana one piano
Address j.. q. BOX l01A dec2l-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15
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HOUSES TO LET.

TO LET-Buzzard's Bay, Mass. on Tels.
graph Hill. West Falmouth. new. furnished
ments. fne outiooL' ovsrsootine bsv. woads
In rear: plans and photographs
FOR sALE-Fine cottage lots. two to five
acres each. on Telegraph Hill. Franklin
King. 100 Milk st.. Boston. MIA 90
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

We pay IS 10 sl2 per week for easy home
work. Can-be done in spare-tffnp day or
evening: no scheme. boogs or peddlins; send
stamp FOR work and particulars at once.
seymour Supply Co., MssUnic Temple, Cam
den, N. H. ml3 w.fm-Bm
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CIT
PROPERTY-Bay View House. Silver Spring
good view of bay; 10 rooms. large dance hal
tarn. har room and two .house.lots John n
Boit. eis Westminster st. m4 ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

FOR RENT OR SALE-My handsome coun-
try residence. in Pennington. Conn; three
hours from New York: large rooms: splendid
ball: broad piazzss; extensive grounds James
l.. Cowles, 3S4 Crown st., New Haven. Conn.
NIP On
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

wANTED-Babe to board in the country
will provide clothes and good care; $40
month; references. q. Raymond, Provi
dence. r. ml2 ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

TO LET-64 Walnut street, East Providence.
n very desirable lower tenement, eight rooms: (:
oil modern convenisnces; 10 minutes from
Market square by two lines OF electric cars:
rent SIS Inquire of II. j. Pickersaill, East
Providence. ms H
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

MOST reliable Matrimonial Bureau In the
United states. Wepton. 1926 Fairmount ave-
nue.. Philadelphia IA. guarantees sai tsfhciion
10 aries having striot. honorable intentions
Ct ttnt.mplatIng marriage; paIii, mars
mnilsd 10 certs ml3 CO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-15

FOR RENT-June !, one-balf OF house. No.
429 Pine street. Apply to d. Russell Brown.
ms lSt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20

On Sunday. May T. 1895, the Ledger
first gave the facts in regard TO the Popu-
list members Of our last legislature. their
railway passes and the mileage they drew
from the state treasury while using them.
These facts attracted instant atterrsor.
but they were for long tine studiously
ignored. not only by these PcpuIist states
men themselves. but by their sympathtz-
ers and supporters. Il was not un.a June
l. after the Ledger had repeatedly called
attention TO these facts and commented
upon them, that Mr.. John r Rogers gain
ed courage 20 come 20 the from. and
make his defense and that OF his coll
leagues.
It was shown by tho Ledger that every
member OF the legislature had received
q pass from the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company. Two members. one a Democrat
and one . Republican, had returned tho
passes sent them. None Of the Populssts
returned theirs. There was nothing to
show absolutely that all these statesmen
had used the passes they received, but the
presumption was that they did, and the
railroad has minated a willingness TO
make known the facts In regard to any
member II he thought he was able to
show he did not use his pass. or wished 20
make any attempt in that direction The
amount collected from the state treasury
by each Of the Populist members was as
follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20

err does not necessarily indicate that
there Is any fear that Washington VII oe
untrue 10 her past record The repata-
tson OF the state abrosa for conservatism.
good sense. "a EeIi as fair dealing fowsre
those who have placed their capital here
for investment. r. 50 well established that
there has al along been a feeling OF con-
fssnee that the state would not disgrace
Itself by surrenee-ing 70 Popuisgn- There
Is every appearance taat rhat confidence
Will prove 10 De well grounded The help
Ien. lis from s1ster states. In furnishing
speakers whose services are no longer
necessary in the middle West. will assist
ia swelling tire majority which Washing
ton vii give for sound money and in put
ting an ef.ect.ai a1sstns on the threat
ensd assault upon the good name and
credit OF the state which would be In
VOWED in even a strong minority vote for
tire Popuiistic candidates
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20
THE COUNTY TREASURER.

An Office which should be occupied By ,
man Of honor and the strictest integrity
f. that o. county treasurer. This Official
should be person no, only Of unquss-
TONED honesty, but one who has had ex-
perience-&nows something OF business
and Is NO. anacGuain,ed with public
fnanees. The position Is one OF great
responsibility and every taxpayer Is vi
tally interested IN an efficient adm.nis.ra-
ticn OF the affairs OF the office. The
treasurer should have clear idea OF his
duties and he should be q man who can
be relied upon TO surround himself With
competent assistants who VIII attend TO
their work faithfully.
The Rspaso.iean candidate for this county
Office scarcely needs an introduction 10
the people whose support he viii respect
fully ask. j. N. L. Atkinson has long
been resident here and Is well and favor
ably known In both city and county. lie
has held many positions OF trust during
the many years he has resided in Washing
ton and In every instance has proved faith
fui to that trust. AZ treasurer OF Sc
attic he has shown himself to be one OF
the best the city ever had. and his ex-
perience in that Office cannot fail to be
OF lnestlmabie value TO him in attending
TO the duties OF the new position. Mr..
Atkinson has always stood high In the
community as citizen and as q public
officer his record Is unimpeAchabie. As
county treasurer he Is certain to be-
dillgent and honest. and the people OF
King county will make no mistake when
they elect him.
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NOTABLE PEOPLE.

Lord Westburv and seven othsr guns
shooting over the Wenmergiu rnoors
Teesdale. one day recently. Ragged 2.osS
head OF grouse. which is said 10 be q
record" for ali England
The first potatoes introduced IN Europe
were planted in ireland In 1895 by Sir Wal
ter Raleigh. n the garden attached 20 his
residence. Myrtle VIVA. Youghal. County
Cork Tas exact spot - shown 10 visl-
tors
u "a nsty years since car o. Russia
visited England. The queen was then 3
years Old and the mother o. Two children.
the Prince OF Wales and he Princess
Germany.
II Il said that Thomas c. Piatt would
have been nomlna led for governor this
~esr huz tpr lts a%asoiufe refusal 20 TGa-
be offered an election 20 the United States
senate next winter and taai he Viii &C
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SEATTLE. TUESDAY,. oCr. go.


II has been asked why the ia s1onai com
raltsee OF the Republican party has cent
&c thss state 80 mRny speakers ~ national
reputation such SIS those who Will address
cur people withsn ahs next Few daya. The
answer - ss-aple one - far as the
ssates az re East and middle West are
concerned. the results are assured Such
careful and accurate polls have bern
sakcn. the chsages in puh,sc sentinen;
have been a. accurately nessa. that the
result % felt - - ae longer n doubt TIE
cnly remaining question IS IN. ssse OF tse
saaerfl.es % he given 70 ihs Mckinley
electors there.
Prom Tits time On IN these states tAe
campaign work - - hs devoted solely
toward making tse Defeat - crushing. a.
overwhelming nat ;Ae ghost % he s~es
silver erase can aeyer again rise - "a
uuxettie business o. ~ interfere wt.h tNe
resvrn 70 prosperity % tie wruie country.
Win such prospects. Il can readily -
sesn saay militant speakers can - saarra
60 sacA states "a wassiuwtau. whose
sNsges are no; necessary - a~ecs 10 gen
erai result. esyeaa ire sSsss,Ancs which
sAey Will lena IA esrsg,s assssag tae '-laes-
snac'' for ssGnt money ans preservation
90 geo3 f&ita n dealing VITA public ana
rrsVst. creditors. As ZAP SIS the state es
Washington IS concerned. e Is question
~aether va shan gef sn.o sas s7sa1s
wagon" wtfs IRE triumphant visitors or
sF&sar slowly fl tie fna3 seAse4 vita IRE
oeteaiet and ceEaeraissea stsAgxsers O.
eaat VAS enco Ire pc9n.ts:1c array.
lie SEEMING here ~ tasss esa.aoas sssxk-