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The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-20
EJPION OIL THE BEST!

Eupiou oil is a double process re-
fined oil, non explosive and abso-
luteIy safe, and cannot be equaled
for illumination. Inferior oil is Of
ten sold for EUPION, Ask for
Eupion and take no other. In or
der to obtain the best results, boil
your lamp burner and put in a new
wick at least once per month.
Genuine Eupion oil is for sale by
the following Texarkana mer-
chants:
w. E. Welcome, John P. Kline,i
Gate City GrO'y Co, T P. Browner.
Smith Drug Co. Oscar Turner
Joseph McShane, Inter-Staee Drug Store
H. Brown, Hoffman Hdw Co.
NJ. Kelley Mrs E. L. MeekS
Williams & Williams A. L. Helmns
T. w. Dunn, L. E. Roach
Merriwether g. TavlOr R A. Hardin.
w. A. Robinson.
Positively no oil sold from the
peddling wagon.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-20
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nt least one copy rf Gen Lees book can
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Freight paid Send for terms and terri
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-20
ORDER NO. ONE.

That the city of Texarkana, Ar
kansas, do declare a strict quaran-
tine, and it is hereby established
against all points infected with yel-
low fever.
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ExOnrsion Rate to St. Louis Far.

Reduced rates to the ST. Louis Fair, via
Iron Mountain Route, ST.. 80 for the round
trip. From Oct. I'd to 9TH, inclusive, the
|. N, & s, Ry. will sell tickets to ST. LOUIS
and return at rate Of one fare for rouna
trin. with final limit for return to Oct. TO-.
N'r' j. T. FERGUSON, Ticket Agent.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-20
ORDER NO. FIVE.

Managers and agents of Railway
companies are hereby requested to
aid the officers in carrying out
these orders.
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ORDER NO. SIX,

All trains coming into Texarkana
Arkansas, when tagged by health
officer using a yellow flag, shall stop
and remain at a standstill until
such officer has had time to inspect
said train and remove all suspected
parties, All parties in charge OF
said train so tagged, who shall fail
or refuse to stop said train will be
prosecuted in the mayors court
and if found guilty will be fined in
any sum not exceeding twenty-five
dollars.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-20
Exonrsion Rate to 81. Louis ExpOsitiOn

Reduced rates to the st. Louis EXPOSE
tion, via |. M. & s. Ry, On Sept. 3, IS,
30, z7d, ~ and 40 the l. M. q >. Ry, VIII
sell tickets st, Louis and return nt the
rate OF one and one-thlrd fare, limit i0r
return passage to iiys DAYS Iron, ron aa.e t 0'
sale. j. T. fERuuSoN' iShe' Hss"''
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DR.. W. C. SPEARMAN
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
TEXARKANAr ARKANSAS,
Chicago Dental Rooms,
Dr.. II. M. SMITHl PPOD'r.

Teeth extracted without PAIN,
SOC, by his new method. No chlorO-
form, no ether, no bad effects and
absolutely no danger.
Best Set of Teeth .... 500
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All kinds OF dental work at reas
enable prices. Satisfaction guar
anteed. No charge for examina-
ton.
Ba-118I East Broad Street, Tex
arkana Arkansas.
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ORDER NO. TWO,

The railroad companies entering
the city are hereby ordered not to
sell tickets or to receive passengers,
baggage, household goods or mer-
chandise from parties in districts
infected by yellow fever, for pas
sage or shipment to TeXarkana, Ar
kansas, and any company or its
agents violating this order will be
prosecuted in Mayors Court and if
found guilty will be fined in any sum
not to exceed $500,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-20
Exnnrslon Rate to Boston.

SsS.0o for the round trip, On Sept, IS,
10, and y the |. n. & S. Ry. Will sell lick.
cts to Boston and return, on account OF
Sovereign Grand Lodge !. .. Q. Fn hnal
limit for return passage leaving Boston
not later than Sept goth.
NV j. T. FERGUSON, Ticket Agent.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-20
ORDER NO. SEVEN.

Any person who shall circulate a
falsehood, that any party IN the
city is from a district infected
with yellow fever or who shall
falsely say in Joke or otherwise
that yellow fever is in this city,
will be prosecuted in the Mayors
court, and If found guilty will be
fined in any sum not exceeding
twenty-five ($25 dollars.
On motion the president was
authorized to see that these or
ders are put into full torce and
effect.
S. S. SoLINsKY, +. W, MULLINS,
.Secretary President.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-04-12
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Bennie Glarum returned home from
St. Paul Monday evening.
Miss Edna Young, Of Benson, is the
guest OF Miss Mabel Porter.
John Olson left on Monday for his
trip to Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Sundquist, of Rem
vile, have been visiting Willmar rel
atives this week.
Miss Anna Estrem returned last
Friday from a visit with New London
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Butler, of Litch-
field, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
E. Stansberry the past week.
The Knights of Pythias will give
their party on the evening of April
25th, the affair having been neces-
sarily postponed to that date.
Mark Ryan passed away last Sun
day afternoon, most unfortunate
victim to alcoholic insanity. His re-
mains we're Inferred in Fairview ceme-
terry yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Skoog lost their
baby-girl last Saturday morning,
death claiming her as it's victim. The
little one was three months old. The
funeral occurred Sunday at 2 O'Clock.
A coffee will be given by the Little
Helpers of the Swedish Baptist church
Saturday, April 16. All are cordially
invited. Coffee and cake will be
served from O'Clock throughout the
evening. Price 10 cents.
The Northern Swedish M. E. Con
ference, Minneapolis District. will
meet at the M. E. church, of Fahlun,
for the annual district meeting, May
IL to 18th inclusive. About Is divines
will be in attendance. The church
building will be renovated, painted
and papered and new seats placed in
before this occasion : !: 81 .".==s .=
Charles Nash and August Embert-
son, who have been employed atLind-
ner's cigar factory for some time past,
will open acigar factory at Glenwood
this week. Their Willmar friends
/ wish them success in their undertak-
1 ing, and can heartily recommend them
Ito Glenwood people as reliable and
=Icompetent gentle lemen. sZ5.S
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-24

ing that in case Of an employers assignment
OF insolvency. wages shall be prior lien 70 all
attachments and mortgages Fifth-While the
law OF ls9z. under the operation Of which ali
profits accrued 10 the state rather than to the
middle man under the guise OF q contractor
vas an Improvement on the old contract law.
we declare for g law that VIII cOufne the out
put OF the pe1ftentiary mine 20 the needs Of
the state Institutions, TO the end that these in
situations shall not IN the future be placed at
the mercy Of combination Of private corpora
tons
We demand the free and unlimited coinage
Of gold and silver at the ratio Of sixteen Of sl-
yer to one Of gold and the issue Of legal tender
notes for all debts in preference TO the issue Of
MISUNDERSTANDING bonds
We oppoSe the issuance OF all bonds and We
condemn the republican party for its action IN
fastening trnon the people large bonded debt
ostensiblF for var revenue, but in reality for
the perpstuasloR OF the national banking sys-
TEN
Resolved That We send TO our volunteer SOL
diers our high appreciation Of their patriotic
devotion 20 the country and every facility Be
extended to them 70 vote at the coming elec-
tions and that their pay be increased 20 ed per
month
we favor service pensions for All survivors
Of the union armies Of the civil var
We demand the Immediate ABOLITION Of the
metropolitan police system
We denounce che Republicans iu both houses
Of eonzress for the unanfmitT with which they
have followed the dictates OF foreign and do
nestle bondholdsrs in voting against A i1coms
tax and the one fourth Of o1s per cent. tax on
railroad corporations which are being enrichsd
/ BY goverument contracts and also their re-
fusaI 10 tax Wan street Transactions
And we also denoVncs as unpatrioeic tha a.
Lfon OF ne republican party "a following she
dictates Of F1nss who would speculate and
make gain OFT q our present Erar While or
/ brave ra7autesrs rfsE their fortunes ana hives
u ssafarsH q Cur fae and hurlarirT.
There vas = great deal Of discussion
( over the res5lutiou a1QlisainE -ss net
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-24

TO be elected by the people, the power to TX
rates and classification Of railways and the
further power to compel the railways to make
full reports with reference 70 their business
Recognizing the great saving and benefits 10
the people from the textbook law passed BY o
pOpuIist legislature and put into operation by
pOpulist administration we favor its exten-
sion along the same general lines 70 include 81
textbooks and school supplies as far as pos
sible
We demand the enactment Of the labor laws
necessary for the public veal: First-A law
making county clerks Ofdces free public en-
pIoyment agencies. the state labor bureau TO
constitute a general clearing house for the sur
plus applications Of the counties Sec0nd-Alaw
making the bureau OF labor and industrial sta
tistics al independent department Of the state
government Third-A law completely re-
vising the mining laws. 70 the end that IL
may be safer for the miners 10 work and
more dangerous for the operators 20 disobey-
FOurth-A law taxing as costs IN actions for
the recovery OF wages reasonable attorneys
Zee for the collection OF the same and prOvid
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-24

varied that great tumult prevailed and
an ad iOurnment was taken until ten
o'clock Thursday. Conference commit
tees were appointed to meet the demo
cratic and free silver committees re-
Farding fusion
When the convention reassembled
Edwin Taylor announced that the
conference committees had been uo-
able to agree S ]. McNaughtOn,
chairman OF the committee. report
ed that the two committees, after
q session lasting all night, had been
unable TO agree He said that the
democrats demanded lieutenant gov
ernor and one other place on the
ticket Williams, Of Cloud county,
moved that the democrats be given
lieutenant governor and no more This
met with hearty approval and the con
vention was in favor Of 1t with scarcely
a dissenting vote This done, there
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-24

JAcKsoSvILLE. Fla, June 81 When
about TO 20 IN bathing at Pablo beach
Yesterday afternoon John T Gate
wood, private steuOgFapher 70 Gen.
Fitzhugh Lee. was struck by light
ming aud instantly killed The light
ping came from clear sky, hitting
GafewOOd AZ the base Of the brain and
passing down the spinal column
Chris RObertso1. Of this city. was
waking beside Gatewood and was
thrown e the ground. the lower part
C .his body being paralgzei. He re-
covered affer tine. hQWsveF. and VIII
ret Uel
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-24

We favor the public ownership OF al public
utilities and demand the public ownership and
operation Of all mCnOp0lies
The state laws regulating the stock yards
charges having been resisted, we demand that
the state Of Kansas shall provide adequate
market facilities BY purchasing land and con-
structing necessary buildings, yards and other
conTeniences to furnish the people an open
public market and under such regulations IS
VIII prevent a combination Of buyers and com
mission men from controlling or regulating
prices Charges for such services 70 cover ac-
tual cost OF operation and repairs only
We demand that the state Of Kansas shall
provide insurance protection, both fire and life,
ss a state function. At cost These being in op-
position To the existing constitution OF the
state We demand a constitutional convention
to the end that they may be made ehsctual and
that other defects that now exist in our state
constitution may be remedied
We demand the enactmento Of a freight rate
law giving TO q court OF railway mmissioners.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-24
ne bivOuac aad lbs batueasia b the hopes

the blF0uac ahd tbs bafflefeld b. the hopes
and prayers OF Ehsir fsiloE-cisiEsus at home
Fourth-Te are in favor Of the resubuls-
sion Of The prohibition Zmc1dment to the state
constitution to vote q th5 electors o. the
state When &c vas adopted 81 failed 70 re-
Csive the support Of D ma50FifE q cur voters
ana since it has besn In 5perstfoz there has
been no time when Il commanded the respect
or support o. majority OF cur people. and to-
day it IS not enforced throughout the state,
and We are in favor q its repeal and the sub
stitutiOn IN its place OF license system under
local option and strict regulations. one-haH
Ehe money derived tnerefrom 70 be expended
on the public county roads or IL lieu OF such
Fssub1nfssidn Of said amendment We favor q
constitutional convention
Fifth-We denounce the metropolitan police
law as undemOcratic and un-American and
contrary 20 the principles upon which our gov
eminent IS founded; and demand its repeal,
believing that homo rule should prevail in To-
cal affairs
Sixth-YFe commend the course Of Senator
W. A Harris ia preventing the loss Of nil
lions o. dollars TO the people through the
Vaccinations Of the Wall street operators In
terested in the purchase OF Ike Union Pacihc
railroads and we commend him and those kan
sas congressman who voted AGAINST the issuanc8
Of further MISUNDERSTANDING bonds at this time,
holding that such issue is only a device to
cover up and tide over deficiencies in revenue
produced b. the Dingley Law and 70. in some
degree, pallfate the business prostration due 70
the gold standard, and 20 psrpetuate the na-
tiOnal banking SYSTEM and We protest against
bonding this nation for such purposes
Seventh-We heartily indorss the present
state administration. elecsed b. democratic
votes. in its successful Efforts looking to sub
stantial retrenchment and reform and IN the
many meritOriOus laws the last legislature
passed. and which have been faithfully and
cOnscientiOusly enforced BY our state oficials,
the effect OF which has been the savingOf thou
sands Of dollars to cur citizens and Taxpayers
We would especially commend and indOrse the
stock yards legislation and its vigorous en-
fOrcement. which effects direct saving 70 the
people Of Kansas Of fZ50 0O0 annually; also the
schOOlbOOk law, which saves the people Of the
state not less than $4,000 each year, also the
fee and salary bill. which Effects an annual
saving to the people OF not less than $500 o.
also the vigorous enforcement Of our insurance
laws, which has resulted In . large Increase 10
our revenues, the wedding out Of tnsolvent and
wildcat Insurance companies and the prompt
adjustment and payment Of honest and Just
claims These are only q few OF the many
measures and acts Of the present state admin
istration that can be pointed 70 and approved
We especially. congratulate the state admins -
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-24

tratiOn upon the taeit Endorsement it received
from the republican party in its state conven-
ton at Hutchinson on June 5, 1888, wherein il
failed to see or find single act OF the admin
istratiOn 70 condemn or Critieiss-
Before the resolutions were adopted
B. J. Sheridan, c. A. Black and Charles
NJ. Sawyer submitted a minority re-
port declaring for the nomination of
a straight democratic ticket, but the
convention voted it down by a large
majority. w. W. Rose, of Wyandotte,
tried to secure a single tax plank,
which was also rejected.
The convention, upon converting
Thursday afternoon, received the re-
port Of the members of the conference
committee, which was, that the best
that could be done was to secure for the
democrats the nomination Of a candi-
date for lieutenant governor. s. B.
AmidoH, Of Sedgwick county, moved
that all the POPulist state officials, in
Guiding Lieut. Gov. Harvey, be nOmi-
mated. AmidOn's motion carried by a
vote Of 242 for and 81 against The
pODulist officials were declared nOmi-
mated and the convention ad journed.
state Central Committee
Committeeman-at-IaEge. J. G. johnson. Pea
D0QT- 5eaeCl64 D. QloEE4Gl1s 41uEp lNs
LeaTenWorth- ". 2. billiard Fort Scott; ".
F. Sapn Galsna. 3 F. Martin, Alma: c. ".
Branden5urE Frankfort 7. J. MCCue. Nor
ton. George p. Locke Wichita: Moses Sar-
bach, Holt0n- James W Orr. Atchisons Frank
8 Thomas Topeka J Il Denny. Richmond;
L B Hettfnger. Burlington W z Booth,
PittsburE- J. b Goshorn. lola: Z s.
Bertram- Council Grove Sam F. Hut
ton. Hutchinson: b J. Sheridan. P3olas ".
H Swatsel. Parsons. ". Il L Peppereu. Con-
~
Tatum- Barnard. H J. Mill Norton: George
x. Spencer Wichita. J. Mack Love. Arkansas
City. T. F. TrueharL. Sterling: J. J. Davis,
Manhattan. W W Letso1. Horton: c A
Black Hays City, W Barrett. Pratt; J ".
jenkins kansas City. Charles a Tiller. Sa-
lima. Dick H Rice. COldwaters Henry Block.
Syracuse C. v. Kyle. Lacrosse; J. y. FIke,
Colby, and Ben Helbrum. Usage City.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-24

freedom. but for ourselves . more advanced
place among the nations % the world ana q
broader commercial horizon The American
navy should be ereatiE enlarged. and IN It's
wake our merchant marine under new tariff
laws should open the worlds markets 10
American buyers ana sellers and rights should
be reserved IN al territory conquered d1rinE
the var TO facilitate and protec1 such extended
commercial interests but with 40 view 20 ter
rilorill nrEraudIzeu1ent nor the esteblzshueut
o. q colonial potET for This government We
cunrraaulase eur state ft11 she WIS t1e frss GO
raspo1d 70 rae presidents cl1 VIA her san
srlzteEs ttaf Cd t1is ri1htcG-s cs--lc Tor --11sl
z7EE tsg Hf.l - s1fogs1 Elrc-gl me rl-11s
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-24

Ticket nominated by the state con-
VsnHOns Of the pOpulists, democrats
and silver republicans Of Kansas:
Governor. ". Leedy.
Lieutenant gOvernOr-A- NJ Harvey.
Associate justice-S III. Allen.
Attorney general c. BOYLE.
Auditor Of stste-W. H Morris.
Secretary of state-W. z. Bush.
Treasurer Of stated. H Hehebower
State superintendent of public in
stTuctiOn-William Stryker.
gressman-at-large- D. Rotlxin.
TOPEKA, Kan June 15.-There were
SIX candidates Tor temporary chair
man at the opening Of the populist
state convention here Wednesday. The
roll call showed Judge J. Z Andrews,
OF Lane county, wa chosen. Judge An
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-24

Have the rugs thoroughly cleaned,
Examine them carefully to see that
they are not already stung by The moth
Miller fold neatly and put little gum
eamphor between each fold. Roll com
Paetly- Tall perfectly clean muslin
either an old sheet OF muslin pur-
chased for the PurPose-eover the rugs
thoroughly and sew them mp Wrap
them IN burlaP sn5 put away in q light
place Remember that dark. warm
places are apt TO increase the tendency
Of moth-eatfug.-La Home Journal.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-24

WASHINGTON, June 21.-The navy de-
partment yesterday received a tele-
gram from Commodore Watson, com
handing the northern blOcl1ading
squadron, reporting the failure OF
Capt LudlOw's mission to Havana, to
effect the exchange of Constructor
Hobson and the Merrimac's crew.
Commodore Watson's telegram was as
follows: Captain general says Span
ish government has refused to ex-
change prisoners
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-24

ropolitan police and the final vote
stood $50 for to 253 against
At four o'clock in the afternoon word
came that the democratic state oonven.
ton had Endorsed the entire pOpulist
state ticket This was the occasion
for great enthusiasm and when nomi.
nations were proposed it took the con-
ventiOn only few minutes to renom-
mate by reclamation Gov Leedy and
the entire present state officers Tay-
lOr Riddle was reelected chairman Of
the state committee and W. 7. Upton
secretary
The state committee is as follows:
Grant ". Harrington, Brown county; H b
Shafer. JEFFERSON; L q Post WyandOttei
H s Clark, Douglas. Carl VroOman, Labette;
J. G Bradshaw. C0wley; W T. Upton. Coney;
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-24
Alton shop Employees Discharged.

BLOOMINGTOE, Ill, June 21-One
hundred and fifteen mechanics and
other employees of the general shops of
the Chicago & Alton, in this city, re-
ceived notice Of their dismissal Satur-
day and it is believed a still deeper
cut viii be made this week. Some of
the discharged men have been in the
service 20 years The company has
adopted a policy Of retrenehment, rem
dered necessary by the falling OF Of
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Elnnor. ProhIbItel Il 80 ~

WAsHIE6rOE, June 2L-At Camp Al
ger yesterday an order was issued
positively prohibiting the Introduction
Of alcoholic drinks into camp Here
tOfOre officers have been permitted TO
have such beverages delivered to them
Two deaths were reported yesterday,
one from the Thirty-third Michigan
and the other from the Fourth Mis-
souri, the latter being Thomas Rock
rvaT1
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-24

CHICAGO, June 2L.-The Illinois So,
preme court decided yesterday that
public warehouse men cannot store
their own grain in their own elevators,
issue warehouse receipts to themselves
and thereby avoid the discharge Of a
public duty which the law has i'm
posed upon them This is the end Of
q fight that the Chicago board Of trade
has been making against elevator men
for the past eight years
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-24
RuMoRs -ABorT LANDTNa.

WASHINGTON, June 22-Up to the
close Of Office hours yesterday, neither
the war nor navy department had re-
ceived any detailed information as to
the arrival OF troops at Santiago. The
entire information yesterday was con-
fined to the one brief dispatch from
Capt Allen, of the signal service, to
Gen Greeley, stating that the troop
transports had arrived This was
enough, however, to start baseless
rumors that the actual landing
Of troops was in progress, and one
report went to the extent Of stating
that the troops were landing under
heavy fire from the Spanish forces.
Secretary AIger and Gen Miles dis
posed Of these reports, saying that no
such information was at hand, and
Secretary Long made the same dis
eIaimer for the navy department It
may be true, however, that the land
ing is now IN progress Although It
Is not impossible, officials consider II
improbable that any landing IS going
on under Spanish FIRE The landing
itself may take considerably
longer than was anticipated, and
officials believe that at least
three days more viii be required
before the troops are on shore and in
any sort Of organized condition
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-24

TOPEKA, Kan. June 1.-THE state
free silver republican convention was
held yesterday. Dr. lawrence, of
Butler county, was temporary chair
man and Judge 7. b Anderson, Of
Wyandotte county, permanent chair
man The resolutions declare for free
coinage, against the bond Issue and
indOrse the present state administra-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-24

was 10 further comment, the eonveu-
ton proceeding with the regular order
As chairman Of the committee on
resolutions Edwin Taylor presented
the following report
we commend the ssa1e aduainistratlo non Tor rs
r-trfotfs and slzorous defsnss OF the rights Of
zee r-souls and its eE1cisnt and economical con
II..st a stsee aIafrz- we commend she aetion
f=r r1euz8ar5 - the last lsgLsaal 81 -
r-str- Jaws thsE have SAVED ha1dresls -
-st- & so1.an1 Is the uzor-s a. Ez1nsa@