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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
PRESBYTERY OF
EAST HANOVER.
An Interesting Session of That Body
Held Yesterday,
WORK AMONG COLORED PEOPLE.
IL is Reported TO be in Desperate
Condition on Account Of Lack Of
Fumds-Rev. Mr.. Brown Leaves
Samuel Davies Church.

An interesting and and weil-aiiended
session Of the East Hanover frc-utteiy
Was held yesterday at the SECOND Pres
byterian church, with Rev. j. r.. kennle,
of Amelia Courthouse, acting as mOucrd-
tor.
Nearly all OF the local pastors and cid
ers we've present. and also Kcy. DIS. 1.
J.. Epes. of Blackstone. O.. j.. StebDins,
of Chester and al. &. Brown, OF Han
over.
Ihe pastoral relations between Rev.
H. c. Brown and the Samnc. Dawes
church, Of Hanover. We're dissolved, ana
Rev james Power smith was appointed
TO visit the church and declare ihe pulpit
vacant an advisory committee, cone
sistug Of Rcts 49, S. Campbell, Jcre
Withersp50n and Ruling Elder Joseph
Blair was appointed TO confer with the
church until another pastor s. called.
a resolution was adopted expire Ing
tLe confidence OF tho lresuytOrF in hcN-
Mr. Brown. and recommending him To
amy church which may call nim
HOArH MISSIONS.
The Home Mission Committee was au-
thorizcd TO raise the sum of $40 % pur-
chase property upon which 10 erect
manso for The Aberdour church in Green's
Vile county 90 bee occupied by Rev
Thomas uos1rth. the present pastor and
his wife during their life. and it viii then
revert % the trustees of tine church
The committee was also authorized %
endelyor Co arrange with tine syuodlcal
Evanecusuc Committee Jos thc employ
meut Of suitable man for ouc-iuro OF
lis time. 90 acc 1913 tEe.r cFau8 list ar4
agent u this prcs1ytcry.
4 letter of dismissal to The Pre- hrtery
of Nashville was granted Rev Richard
NJ. Hodge. recently of Fredericksburg.
COIORED ENANGELIHATION-
The Committee ou Colorcd Evaneel.za-
ton presented Che following roporC
Richmond Va, Dec. :. 1888.
To the prcs1ytcry OF East llanoFer.
Brethren,-Your Committee on CoIored
CHARACTERIZATION feels constrained Goo lay
this work and the December collection
for it upon your hearts.
This work SIS Bon most critical conii-
tou. described boy the committee FRI
Tuscaloosa. who have it BOO charge, as
'iu cXtramis.
10 is evident from tie following hard
facts that this is no ordinary cry of
wolf
J. The salary of the secretary has been
50 COO formerly now the Rev H. g.. Lilly
is serving for nothing because no money
can Doe spared for him.
% The Rct %. b. Wilson is giving Dis
diN.cut and C0lseCrdteI services as sue
uer.utenlcut OF Stilmu Institute and o,
the eyaugeistic wo.k for h.s mere living
expenses. while tic amount paid the two
teachers in the institute has been redlc-
ed from $3.50 To- H0 per year.
These retrlnclmelts show that the
, brethren il charge know tlc WORK 90 De
iu jeopardy and that they arc sfrussiins
and sacrificing to maintain 20.
90 The Executive Committee report F.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
uenricn News Mics.

The case Of John Smith. a negro.
charged with the attempted stealing OF
chickens belonging 10 John Beverly.
colored was tried before Squire Lob
wasser in the Henrico county jail Office
yesterday morning.
In summing up the evidence the squire
toid smith that the story he told VIXEN
arrested was not the same as that told
yesterday morning.
Smith replied to the amusement or Tie
court that he was not under oath then
He was sentenced 10 six months In jail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02

mcnt from White. She declined 70 pay
any further assessments and apphel ~
tho Hastings Court for relief upon sew,
cral grounds. all of which were rcJec,eu
and a decree was entered ordering ihe
sale OF the property. She Appealed anu
the lower court was sustained. The APP
pcllate court says:
1T is true that the act OF an author
lied agent may be adopted by the pilh-
ciDal or IL with knowledge OF the facts
the principal accepts the benefit OF s"ch
act no VIII be cstopped TO deny we
agents authority But ratihcatlon leS'o
upon and implies knowledge on the paIi
OF tha principal. and there Is nothing to
show that the association had any hho"
ledge OF tho alleged act Of It's agent
orio- to the institution of this suit. IL
knew that the appellant had purchased
the property upon which the payment OF
the debt due 10 it was secured II knew
that the premiums and dues had been
paid 10 10 by the appellant upon Una,
stock but there is no evidence '"'' ll
had any knowledge OF the representa-
lions which It's agent Is alleged to have
AS TO CONTRACTS.
The case Of Rogers VS.. Iaiile' trustee
from the Circuit Court OF ROANOKE was
one I'm which IL was sought 10 resond
contract inVoVins Pun 49,, ,,.d
IL appeared that i,'u'U''' ..-'i-~,. ,ires
Judce buchanan says: where a con-
frlct fs cxecut0ry. 80 is now well setllei
ip tbis state that the mutual mistake
az the parties in q matter Wnich Is part
or fhe essence Of the contract ana or the
substance OF the thing contracted ioI
win be relieved against in court OF
equity ana may ue o. s l~ ~ erorl6cll.v
cN cutting it upon equi'"'.'
compensation according io c.'l.i" s-s
Hut where ,ho contract h's D,,n , ,n,.
cutod and roads'on Us "."tu . ai,i, an5
ground Tho mistake must ~. ., srn-
pauahlc aui must ahte, r,r
stance of the thinS r, -.,' C;iae.
Thompson US. jackson. ,,..,
SCH VS. Thomas. Lt.sl No. l....
Tho court holds that the C.rcu. Court
erred I'm decrceing % res'l-loh g' .' tro
tract. The decree is reversed ai" ,"'
cause rcmauled with direction 'o ,",
irs+ comnensau0a for the land lost py
sunerior title. 30 now being setilei h
this State that neutrality-suspicious. ,D. i.,..
doo's ri.bt FOB proceed at Jaw u'nn h'f
covenants for title ras rifht o. go l'I'
"a court ~ equity upon Tine ground ei ill.
take and recover compcn atom he"''''
VS. Blessing. 4 kon' l''s'",n w.. ~,
o. va. ass. and Hall VS. Watts 80 N''
1n"
OTHER 'A9l57 az. calio,.-.
Iu1ae James Keith. j.
ee9trs admir- v Cameron adinI'
,-....t. Court of Amherst county. Al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02

Tho lecture TO Henrico county teachers
which was to have been given last Sat-
urday by DR.. J. w Southall. Super
intendent Of Public Instruction, but which
was postponed owing TO the bad weather
will be given next Saturday at II O'clock
al the County School Board rooms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02

Chairman Joseph Wallerstein presiding.
and urogont Rfessrr Miner. CARRIER Mos
hy. shea and Forriter
The chairman stated that IN view OF the
complaint about gas Dee had taken the
liberty of directing Ir hIneh.lhS I'd
aralyse the on and pyritcs used az the
works 90 detect. ID possible, the cause az
the trouble
sir. j. = Keller. representing hei1cr ~
Co., Of Raleigh. appeared before inc CONF
mittec and exhibited new burner, known
as the ~. g." burner.
By its use. De claimed. The consumption
of gas would De reduced and ere llehl
obtained lie gave Illustrations by TIC
aid OF one Of the gas jets in the room
Mr. Keizcr was asked what he thought
OF the quality of the gas furnished.
# would eivo a thousand dollars he
roolied. 10 every other city had as good
gas as has Richmond. / would. IN that
case. sell $1,000 more Of my burners. be-
cause the results would be much moro
satisfactory
On motion OF Mr. Shea. the superinten-
dent was instructed 40 test the burner
and report al the next meeting The COM
mittee then adjourned.
Unauthorized Printing.
The Committee on Cemeteries met at
, 7.10 O'Clock with Ncssrs. Montgomery
Williams. Miner Crimes and Whit,et
present.
! The usual monthly bills and pay-rols
We're approved and ordered 90 bee paid,
/ aul the reports of the supciintcndentS
were received and Med. Receipts from
| Riycryiow Cemetery Tor the past month
: were s-5iGQ and from lakewood, sZjI0l
The superintendent 0i lakewood was a.
dored 20 turn Off the water In the come
/ tcgv in very cold weather 10 prevent
/ the bursting Of the pipes.
Mr.. williams moved that the action
OF the committee at former meeting
refusing 10 order the payment ~ Bills
from the city printer and binder. for
publishing the reports Of the cemeteries.
! From statements made 70 appeared that
/ the reports had been printed without
orders After considerable discussion tho
bills were laid on the table until the next
! meeting.
! Bought No Mules.
! Messrs Burton and Knight. ~ the SUD
committee on Streets. appointed 70 lFt
] chase mules for the department met AZ
| Paurs stables yesterday aiie,hpon'
! number ~ mules were xaIsned' Du' no
! action was taken.
/ The Board Of Sinking Fund Coinn.'s-
siorors viii meet I'm the AUDITORS once
: al o'clocl. this afternoon
The Committee on First Market M.
nj Il O'Clock yesterday az 1913 east NAN
street. with Messis kfs 'ch'ii MANI
/ curtis. HARRISON. ana smith present
/ The clerk reported SiOlW cohe,'en on
lint of tho sanitary tax during we
month Of November Tho balance to inc
credit Of the department was given as
ON motion OF Mr. Curtis leave was
I Granted A. M0schctu 90 erect snow.
/ Csc I'M front OF the market. provided
the sidewalk was not INSTRUCTED
| The recommendation rf a suo-conenit-
tee that the inside woodwork OF tn'
,,-e,l,ct including cornicos ani columns.
| "fo.,i5 he palnfed. WAS adoufed. end the
| contract awarded 10 G. n. wiltshire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
Colonel Mile Rcappointed.

Gov. Tyler issued general orders yester,s
DAY relieving Col. Stern from the duties OF
Adutant General and reappointlns Sei.
Vim. Male 70 that Office with the rank
OF brigadier general. Cen. Male VIII take
charge al once
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
Loving VIII Not Accept.

Mr.. c. H. Loving. who was some omo
ago apuolntgl temporary fireman h' ,no
custom house. yesterday notihed Mr'
John !. Bethel that he would not ac-
cent the position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02

Sergeant shinbergcr's report for the
month of November is as follows. Total
number OF arrests. 8Oi' hlis1e ineahoI'
s-s. feionies. %. ordinance violations, g.;
white III. col0red jon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
Air. Coss LII al 81. Lukcs.

DR. I. II. Goss. 81 Athens ca ioriHer
yirvlnian. was AT the State ii0ary yes
,erday. lie IS here visiting his wife who
Is an al st Lukes Hospital
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
MAY INCREASE
STREET FORCE.
The Reorganization Of the Depart
ment is Discussed.
THE CALDER CASE POSTPONED.
The First Regiments Big Gas Bill
The Committee Oh Light Consider
inc the Gas Question - Other
Committee Meetings.
THE CALDER CASE POSTPONED,

The question of cleaning the streets was
discussed for three hours last night IN
secret session by a subcommittee OF the
Committee ON Health aud it IS probable
that recommendation will be made that
the street-clcanlns force shall be con-
siderably enlarged.
The object is to improve the efficiency
of the department, and to keep tho streets
I'm apple-pie order, sweeping the principal
thoroughfarcs at least twice day.
Tho subcommittee met I'm the Office Of
tic Board OF Health There weTc pres
emit Messrs. Burton. Camp and Donohoe.
Mr. James Caskic, president of the Com
mon Council. and father VI the resolution
which has set this movement aioot. was
also present lie explained 20 the SUD
committee his ideas on the subject anu
recommended urgently that Main and
Broad streets, M least should be swept
twice a day.
EMPLOYEES EXAMINED.
Tho sanitary officers and employees OF
the donortment wero examined separate
In. as o. the methods now IN vogue, anu
rlos.lv questioned as TO the feasibility
OF Mr. Caakies plan.
II was the opinion OF these gentlemen
unanimously expressed that the new plan
could not possibly be carried out with the
present force. -
The subcommittee while no dehnote
conclusion was reached on the "hoie
Question. are an unit a. far as the ne
cessity for employing additional hahds III
This department H. concerned.
This will he the principal and most
er.nhatic feature i'm the report when VIII
be submitted 90 the regular committee at
It's next meeting.
rbe subcommittee adjourned after "A
three hours session to meet again next
Thursday.
Calder Case Postponed.
Tho Grounds and Buildings Committee
devoted two hours and half last night
Al animated discussion The case against
Mr. A g.. Calder, city Hall engineer,
who failed to pay grocery bill Of $50
due Mrs. Francis, taking advantage or tue
bankruptcy law was postponed unth the
next regular meeting In order TO alio"
both parties 20 appear before the COM
mittee. .,-,.,.
the committee assembled at I:i5 o'clock.
chairman Marx Gunst presiding and
present Messrs. King. West, lawder'
Heeke, Ferriter and Snead.
The first question: taken up was IN re,
card 10 TIE quality Of the coal furnished
~ the City Hall for use Ia the furnaces
Mr.. West, wh) was one or these VINO
went down to inspect the coal stated
Ina, n. had no report TO make, as u
quorum OF the committee hal not been
present and his visit had been IN no way
official -,
Coloael cutshaw suggested that THOR
ough Inspection be made before any ae-
ton was taken. 80
colonel q. Percy Halves, on behalf OF
8. II. Hawes & Co. said that MS hfu'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
Tired Men.

Men wear out their lives quickly
nowadays. Their brains and
bodies are overworked, and then
come sleeplessness, nervousness,
dyspepsia and general debility.
The system gives out. These
troubles, if neglected, hasten the
end. Strength and health will
come back with the aid OF
J, help. the R0Sfeffer'S
Food digest.
Make. nerves Stomach
OF iron.
sud induce. hIfTRrS
Sound sleep.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
TUWIE5 on AGENTS

Tn ihe c.r of Day vs. the Mutual
Buidne nHd loan Association. from
he llu.tmes Court of Roanoke. Judge
<atn wrote ihe opinion. This was "a
case in which SUM of money was bor-
ioncd and 90 decd OF trust was given
upon real estate. The property went
through various hauis until purchased
hy Nrs Day. lt was claimed that Ed-
ware White. the collecting agent of the
association, informed her I'm detail Of The
amount ~ money necessary 10 satisfy
Ono association. and upon the strength
az hs representation she bought the
property
Mrs Day continued 90 pay the assess
nontf unil size learned That in order 10
satisfy the Joan she would have 10 pay
much more than appeared in the state
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-10-15
President Mckinley as Command.
er-in.Chief.

At the very outbreak of hostiIities
came q striking Illustration Of what has
here been said 1t is a fact not com
monty known that the first dispatch
which was cabled to comm dore Dewey
within twenty-four hours after the dec
laratlon of war, ordering him to sal
forthwith for Manila and capture or
destroy the Spanish fleet in Philippine
waters-an order winch resulted in the
greatest naval victory in history, de-
cided the struggle in the Eastern hem
isphere. and changed the future of ten
millions of people-was dictated bv the
President and sent by his direction
against the advice of the entire cabinet
save one member. In the cam paign of
Santiago, which finally crushed the sea-
power of Spain and humanely ended
the war in thirty days it was the Presi-
dents energetic Intervention which
oveicame the strange inertia and con-
fusion that threatened to delay the de-
partcre OF the eXpeditionary force until
the golden opportunity has passed. On
the other hand, he had already vetoed
a summer campaign against liayana by
land and sea, with its needless carnage
and Its certain disaster from climate
and disease-Erom The Man at the
Helm" 10y Gen. \. &. Nettieton, in the
American Monthly Review of Reviews
for October.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-10-15

The smallest showing of commercial
failures recorded for any month for five
years past is that for the month of Au-
gust, 1898, after one full year of the
Dingley Tartf.--American Economist
The Dingley law put the country in
good condition for war and helped it
every day during the war. II put the
war and it has held it there under the
extraordinary conditions of the last four
months. 1t was intended as a peace
law, but it has done good service as a
war measure.-Chicago Inter-Ocean.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-10-15
Notice OF Sale.
ntr 90 pDl

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County. In Superior Court.
Bank OF Superior a corporation, Plaintiff,
vs..
AlphOnSo A. Maxim, Eliza NJ. Maxim May Max
I'M May NJ. Smith. and Charles Smith, ShubAel
+. White, Fred Reynolds and Philip Schmidt.
Co-partncrs as White, Reynolds x schmidt,
Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that under and by
virtue of Judgment of foreclosure and sale
duly rendered in the above entitled action in
the court aforesaid on the 18th day of February,
1897, shall, Oh the 3oh day of November, y. ID.
1855 at eleven O'Clock III the forenoon of said
day, at the caster!y front door of the County
Court House i'll the City of Superior, Douglas
County, Wisconsin, offer for sale and sell ut
public auction TO the highest bidder for cash, the
said Judgment 10 be sold and hereinafter dcscrib-
ed, or SO much thereof as may lie Necessary to
satisfy the amount of said Judgment to Wit;
-Four Hundred Fifty nine and SLIGO dollars.
with interest thereon from the date OF said judg-
together with the costs and expenses of such
sale.
The real estate and mortgaGcd premises so to
be sold as aforesaid are situated III the Town of
Superior In the County of Douglas and State of
Wisconsin, and ae described as follows, tO-Wit:
The Southeast quarter 6. +. "a of Section
Twenty (2D III Township Forty seven 90 North,
OF Range Thirteen I3) West.
FRANK /. WILCOX,
Sheriff of Douglas County,
w. T.. l1CkERlNG- W ISCOnSln.
Attorney for Plaintiff. tol5 % % n5 u 10 so
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-10-15
TIE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.

the presidents speeeh at Omaha,
which appears in another column, is
IN every way worthy Of the man and
the occasion, and will do much to re-
move the evil effects Of the unfavor-
able criticism INDUCED in by many of
our newspapers and individuals Of the
governments management of the war
with SPAN. He rises above party, and
form of au American citizen, in dealing
with the war, its causes and its results.
and gives to army and navy due credit
for the manner in which IT was prose
cuted and brought to a successful con
clusion.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-10-15
Circular No. 10.
Headquarters of the Army,
AdIutant Generals Office
Nasbiputnn Dst -

Headquarters of the Army,
Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington, Oct. ;, 1898.
BY direction of the Secretary of War,
Circular No. IS, September %, 1858,
from this office, is amended TO read as
follows and published to the Army for
the information and guidance of all
concerned:
Enlisted men Of the Regular and Vol
unteer Army who desire To pro
cure discharge from the United
States service should address
letter to the Adjutant General of the
Army, setting forth the reasons upon
which they base their applications. and
hand or mail it TO the captain of their
company, who in turn is required to
forward II through regimenta brigade
division, and corps headquarters with
his recommendation Aspirations that
do not come in this manner Will not be
entertained.
All applications must be forwarded
Immediately, approved or disapproyed
rs provided hy \. K. 765.
Soldiers transferred from one regi-
ment to another and soldiers going on
.urlough. other t.,an sick furloughs from
hospitals, perform the journey at their
own expense and can not he furn shed
Government transportation.
BY command OF Major General Miles
ii. {. tORRiN.
AdJutant General.
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10 Il ~.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DotlplaS COlufV

D. Z. ROBERTS.
County judo

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Douglas County. In County Court
Nichols forsman, and stanton Watson Fors-
man. infants, residing in Williams port. Ly
coming county. Pennsy lvania--In Probate.
NOTICE Is hereby given that at a special
term of the County Court to be held at the
County Judges office at the Court House in the
City OF superior Douglas county. Wisconsin, on
the first day OF November, ls9S at ~ o'clock \.
NJ. of that day the following matter Will he
heard considered and acted upon 10y the court:
The petition OF :. K. Payne, foreign guardian
Of stanley Nichols Forsman, and the petition of
Seth I. ForeSmaU, foreign guardian of stanton
Watson F0rSman. both infants IF Williams port.
Pennsylvania. for leave u sell all the estate of
the wards aforesaid. stanley Nichols FOrSman
and stanton Watson For>rnan in and To- the
following described lands situate in Douglas
county, Wisconsin, the estate being uudiyid-
ed 10 owned 10y each infant. tO-wii:
The Ne |. and the Ne D. Of the 81 4 of sec
ton 3. the y nf the NE :. Of section 1 the NE
!, of the sE = OF section II. all T. 20 of r. 10
The NE :. and the y y of the NV =. the Y !,
of the Sc and the + = OF the f I. Of section
. the NV = of The 81 = Of section +; the W of
the Ne =, the = of the NV =. The . 81 the
SW 4. the sc i OF the sW =. the NV !. of the
Sc 4. and the : , of the 81 of section :. tho
: u Of the \ f !. The NE I, OF the NV !. the ;
\ of the NV Is. and the v Il of section 10. the
Nv : Of the Ne a and the NJ !. OF the Nv
nf section Is; the OF the NE i, the " y OF
the NV =. and the So i of section i. the SW
section b, the " y of section "a. all in T Il
of r. low - -
The ; \ Of section "a. in T. IS NofR. low
IT, The e 4 Of the NV Il and the NV 4 of the
ton ia; the + 4 Of the nv i, and the y of
the ; e = Of section y in T. i r II " = VI
All situate in Douglas county. Wisconsin. and
plat thereof '
Dated this 18th day of September. lsge.
.-,, By the Court, D. f ROBERTS.
- - - C-4aty Judge.
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Notice of Hearing.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County-ln County Court.
In the matter of the estate OF Michael F. Nngcnt
deceased. late of the Town of Brue, Douglas
county, WiS.-ln Probate.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a special
term of the County Court to be held i'll and fOi
said county, at the County Judges office i'll tn,
Court House. in the city of Superior Douglas
county, Wisconsin, ON ;iIe 18th day of November
1898, at 10 o clock III the forenoon of that day
the following matter will bc heard considered
and acted upon by the court:
The final account of Vim. J. COnncSS admins
traitor hereof and his petition asking that the
same be allowed and that the residue of the eS
tate be assigned TO The heirs at la of deceased
Dated this 18th day of October, 1898.
by the Court,
ID. +. ROBERTS,
O15 - eO County Judge.
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-10-15
Notice for Publication.

LAED OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN,
September -. 1sgs.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention To
make final proof IN support of his claim and
that said proof viii be made before VIM II
Locke. clerk of Circuit Court of Douglas county,
Wis. at superior. Wis, on November 7th. ISIS.
viz. George K. HeckmaH. Homestead Entry No.
1921 foE the y of the : Z J.. and : + 4 of SW J.,
Section Il. Tp - L. y W
He names the following witnesses to prove
hl> continuous residence upon and cultivation
of. sid land, VIZ.
august W. Kuncrt. Alex g. Olscamps August
Logger. Isaac Logger, all Of Gordon, Douglas
county. Wisconsin.
AUGUST DOFNITZ
ol : /" - - Il - Register.