davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-13
A special premium viii Be 9isep to

4 special premium viii be given to
the person sending ths largest num-
Der Of HeptagOn And Hone made SOAP
wrappers and DEF heads out from our
AmOnia Soap Powder packaRvs to the
York Steam SOAP WORKS, York, Pa.
Contest closes July 4st.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-13

The Southeast Fair Association is
@rd at work in Brunswick and the
indications are the fair next fall will
be big thing. Let Camden help it
along -southeast Georgian.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-13

The hrst Of the summer excursions
come to the islaud today and Way
GROSS furnishes the greater share Of
people. Brunswick can accommodate
all that come and give them sea shore
attractions in plenty.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-13
The protraoted mestlng At TrInIt,

The protraOted meeting at Trinity
closed after profitable series ofmeet-
ings. Much interest was manifested
from the beginning which wss, shQwn
by the large snd attsnure
sions. The pastor was sslslSa TIE
hrst week by Rev q = STAFFORD y
Brunswick, whp pfssched strong and
awakening --sss nous. which were re-
ceived in auappreciatiye manner b.
the young people, especially Much
good was wrought, wAycrOss Her
aid.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-13


The lumber shipped from the port
Of Brunswick for the month Of May
were far:sn excess Of any month in the
history of that port. The total ship
ments for the month were l25,o72ss7
feet, nearly a million feet per aag for
the month, This showing il d good
one and should be gratifying TO the
citizens OF Brunswick. Large ship.
ments OF lumber is a hsalthtnl
of general rsvivsliu business. CRIT
fin Call.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-13

Last fall | spralpsd my left hip while
handing some heavy boxes. The doctor /
called on heid at first it was slight strain
and would soon be we'll, but it grew worse
and the doctor then said had rhumatism,
It continued to grow worse and could
hardly get around 70 work. went.to a
drug store and the druggist recommended
mo to sry chamberlain's Pain Balm. /
tried lt.and one-balf Of a 5O-cent bottle
cured me entirely. ! now recommend it
to al my friends. A. Baboock, Erie,
Pa. Its for saleby /. N Bishop, drug
gist. 4
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-13
OHe-CeId0 Word Column

Under this head advertisements viii be in
serted for one cent q word for the hrst
insertion, and for every subsequent consecu
tive insertion thereafter at the rate Of half
cent word. No advertisement will be
taken for less than ten cents. Cash in ad-
vance invariably required for all advertise
ments in this column.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-13

Work on the opera housssat Bruins
wick has commenced. With an opera
house Brunswick will be a finished
Waycross Herald.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-13

Brunswick people are workipg.hard
to make their fair big success, and
we do not doubt they wilido it Way
GROSS Herald.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-13

Advertising rates win he fprnished On a
plication
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-13
TO SUBSCRIBERS:

subscribers are requested 70 notify the Office
when they fan to get any Issue Of The Times.
Attention 70 this matter win 30 appreciated ~
the publishers.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-13

For Backache use STU
ARTS GIN and BUCHU
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
CApES and JACKETS.

100 plush capes, othors 81. our price $1.25
lOO 400 " 3.25
lOO " $50 " 44S
loo fino black Kersey Jackets only 800
100 I" L" 35O
oO " " $50
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31

Hundreds of People arc visiting our
Store day by day from miles and miles.
1t is tho Prices that dray people such a
distance it IS because we arc saving them
money, and thoy know it. We will save
hundreds of dollars this fall for the pco.
pie of Newberry County. We buy for
Cash, and sell for Cash, our customers
don't have to pay their ncighbors bad
debts when they trade at Nlimnaugh's.
No doubt you have heard lots of talk
about Mimnaugh's and how cheap II am
selling goods, aud am doing Il big bust
ness, como and 500 my enormous stock
we get in new goods every day and tho
Youh& Blood Is Up-to-date and the
old fogies are dying out every day. |
guarantee newer goods and frcsher goods
than any store, and at the Same time
Mimnaugh soils for less, don't be fooled,
be careful and sec that you got to my store
look for the name and Big Store.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
...SHOES SHOES.

Ono siao Of my sIorc ouo hundred
io't long is packed from iloor to uurrc.
why IS ii that you hear ON every side that
"hllmnaugha is tho cheapest store in
town. You don't hnvc to pay for tho bic
grass fronts when You tralc at Mimnuuch's
so" cont have to pay your ncyhrors bad
debts when you trudc at Nlimnunsh',
You can buy good shoes cheaper at MINI
hh"Gh'H, than yon can buy shoddy shelf
worn goods elsewhere 1t is tho loves,
prices, best goods for tho best money thnt
brings the crowds to Minnaugh's lfths
clover treatment and largest stock to
select from has tho desired effect rcuont
tho dose, if not your money will be re-.
funded,
~ cases Glovo Grain Button or J,aro
Shoes 0Sc worth Sl25.
10 cases 8 love grain button or laco Shoes
Sl.21 worth %l.I5.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31

Personally appeared before me Nj.
II. Cooper, who being duly sworn,
says that he is Secretary of State for
South Carolina; that he has read in
the papers the statement of D. A. G..
QUITS in reference to the changing
of prices of certain liquors and wines
by Col. Vance, tho commissioner, and
that he had complained Of the same,
to other members of tho board, andl
pronounces the statement to be abso
lutely false.
M. r. Cooper
Sworn to before me this 18th Oct.,
1896.
D. II. Means, N. p.
State of South Carolina-Richland
County.
Personally appeared before me NJ.
II. Mobley, who being duly sworn,
says that he is one of the bookkeep-
ers in the State dispensary; that he
has read in the papers the statement
of D. A. G. QUITS in reference to tn O
sale to him by Col. Vance, then COM
missioner, of one gray horse; that he
bought the horse openly and fairly,
and that any statement by D. A. q.
QUITS to the contrary is absolutely
false
M. Mobley.
Sworn to before mo this 10Th Oct.,
1890.
BENZ. @. Webb,
N. p. for S. G.
State of South Carolina-Richland
County.
Personally appeared before me j.
z. Easier, who being duly sworn,
says that he is an employe at the
State dispensary; that he worked
there while Col. Vance was commits
s'oner; that he has read in The papers
the statement Of d. A. G. QUITS that
last Christmas, through some of the
hands, Col. Vance gave to the rail
road employees $1,000 worth of whis-
key; that he was the man who car.
ried the whiskey to tho depot; that
to tho best Of his recollection Col.
Vance sent by him six bottles of x
rye pints on the day before Christ
masto the hands at the depot who
handled the dispensary shipments;
that said six bottles Of x rye pints
were worth about $500; that the
statement of d. a. G.. QUITS that Col.
Vance seat $50 worth OF whiskey to
the railroad hands is absolutely false.
j. p. Easier.
Sworn to before me this 10Th Oct..
1880.
e.. Benz. g. Webb,
J Notary Public forS. G.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
...Boys Clothing...

900 boys knee suits just received
non%ht at 'o per cont Oh tho dollar, don't
h"H your boys suit until you 500 our lino
Como to headquarters nno salcsmcn
nnd ladies' to servo you here:
). y. Minnaugh, Richard Caldwell,
W. y. S'roth"r. will Swi'tonburg, Misses
Joo Jones, Alco Cannon, Lula McNIukin,
l''S''" Powell and Mrs. l.. G. Boland.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
transaction is absolutely false.
B. 9. Webb.
Sworn to before mo this 10Th day
of Oct, 1899.
Wm. II. Ycldoll,
N. u. S. G..
State of South Carolina--Richlund

State Of South Carolina--Richlund
County,
Personally appeared before me- &.
II. Charles, who boing duly sworn,
says that he is one Of the bookkecp.
ers at the State disponsary: that he
has read in tho papers tho statement
! OF ID. a. G. QUITS that Col. Nanco
invariably gavo the orders for Lana
han IL Sons whislkies to bo shipped
ont first, SO that tho Same could be
bottled up and shipped out before
tho mcetlng Of tho board Of control ;
that Col. Vance never gavo verbal
orders for the shipment Of liuurs
purchased by the State board; that
all ordors woro in writing; that he
has examined the orders givon by
Col. Vance from April, 1898, to
April, 1899, inclusive During which
period ID. A. Ct. QUITS served as
bookkeepor to Col. Vance, who was
commissioners at that timo); that
these orders, which arc now on tho
iilo in tho Office Of tho clerk of tho
board of control, by their dates show
conclusively that the statement Of d.
A. &. QUITS is absolutely false.
G. II. CharIos.
Sworn to before mo THO Goth day
Of Oct, 1890.
U. X. Guntor,
n. p. S. G.
State of South Observation-Disclosures
County.
Personally appeared hoforo II. f.
Young, who being duly sworn, says
that he il the receiving clerk at tho
State disponsary, and as such keeps
record of all goods rocoived; that
prior to his appointment d. A. G.
QUITS kept this book; that the entries
from April, 1903, to May, 1899, OK
copt whom Mr.. Collins was doing Mr..
QUITS work, arc in tho handwriting
of ID. A. G. QUITS; that he has read
in the papers tho statement of ID. A.
Ct. QUITS that Col. Vance when com
missioner would order tho Lanahan
purchases shipped first, so that their
liquor would bo first received at tho
dispensary, bottled up and shipped
out before tho next meeting Of the
State board Of control; that tho re-.
ceiving book shows when tho whis-
koy purchases wero received; that
the record rs kept by ID. A. G.. QUITS
himself proves conclusivoly that his
charges as stated above against Col.
Vance are absolutely false.
T.. E. Young.
Sworn to before mo this 24th Oct..
1899.
B. c.. Webb,
Notary Public for S. G,
q n. 90 I'll, % E2. r r.,
Bears tho n The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature as Zxk12NZ-Zza<
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
State Of South Carolina-Richland

State Of South Carolina--Richland
County.
Personally appeared before me II.
B. Howie, who being duly sworn,
says that he has read in tho papers
the statement Of d. a. CT. QUITS in
reference to the sale of some contra
band wine to himself and w. j. Hill
by Commissioner Vance; that Mt tho
tlmo Of the sale of tho vino Messrs.
Williams and Douthit were in tho
board room; that Col. Vance took a
sample of the wine to them accom-
panied by himself and w. j. Hill;
that Williams tasted the wine, and
remarked that sit tasted like poke.
berry juice, and was unfit to drink"
Mr.. Douthit upon tasting 1t pro.
nounced it worthless; that Col. Vance
said he thought 1T pretty fair claret
wine, and could sell it for 10 cents
per gallon; that Messrs. Williams
and Douthit told him to sell it imme-
diately; that the statement of D, A.
G.. QUITS that Col. Vance sold this
vine on his own motion is absolutely
false. H.B. Howie.
Sworn to before me this 25th day
of Oct, 1899.
Winthrop Williams,
N. p. S. G..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
State OF South Carolina-Richlan

pIate OIL OOutn CarOllna-Rlchlunl
County.
Personally appeared before mo
John Black, who being duly sworn,
says that he is the shipping clerk at
the State disponsary; that ho filed
said position IL months while Col.
Vance was commissioner; that never
at any time did Commissioner Vance
intimate to him in the remotest do
gree that ho would prefer any one
brand Of whisloy shipped to another;
that he has read in the Dapers the
statement made by D. A. G.. QUITS
that Col. Vance pressed the shipment
of certain liquors; that to tho best of
his belief and information said state.
ment is absolutely falso
John Black.
Sworn to before mo this 18th Oct,
1890.
BENZ. G. Webb,
Notary Public for S. c..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
ABSOLUTELY FALSE
SAYS EACH PAPER
COL. VANCE MAKE HIS REPLY TO MIR.
QUITS.
Ho Joins the South Carolina DIspensary
Letter Writer'S AssocintiOn-A
BorIes or Swocn Stnte-
mcnts.
(The State, 27th.)

Another member is today added to
the recently formed South Carolina
Letter Writer'S association. Col.
S. W. Vance, who preceded Mr..
Douthit in the Office of liquor com.
missioner, addresses the public this
morning in a calm and dispassion
ate manner. Here is his contribu-
tion to the current dispensary litera-
ture:
To the People of South Carolina:
Mr.. QUITS, in one Of his chapters
OF revelations, has seen fit to make
charges against mo. For two yoars
held the position of commissioner
at the State dispensary. The first
year Mr. QUITS was the shipping
clerk; the second year no was my
confidential clerk and bookkeeper.
My desk was never locked. As my
confidential clerk Mr.. QUITS opened
all my mail, and at all times had
free access to all my papers. Dur
ing the two years that we worked TO-
gether Mr.. QUITS at all times treated
me with the utmost courtesy and
consideration, and I met him in the
same spirit. I could aubmit other
affidavits, but think the follow
ing sufficient to reply to Mr.. QUITS.
Very respectfully,
S. w. Vance.
Columbia, S. c., Oct. 2o, 1900.
State of South Carolina-Richland
Count.
Personally appeared before me d.
M. Miles, who being duly sworn says
that he is tho chairman of the State
board of control; that he has read in
the>papers the statement of d. A. e.
QUITS that Col. Vance, when commits
sioner, had paid to MIR. Earhardt the
sum Of $12 without his knowledge
or consent, and prono%nces the samo
to be absolutely false. =,
d. M.>NI,les.
Sworn to before mo this 17tif Oct,
1890.
b. @. Webb, N. P. y
State Of South Carolina - Richland
County.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
State Of Sonth Carolina -Richland
County.

State Of Sonth Carolina~-Richland
County.
Personally appeared before b. c.
Webb, who boing duly sworn, SAYS
that he is tho clerk Of tn, Slate board
of control; that ho held Same posi-.
ton while Col. Vance was commits
sioner; that he has road tho state
mont as published in tho papers by
ID. A. &. QUITS, in which he charges
that Col. Vance loaned to MIR. w.
Mob. Slo' n the coal belonging to tho
State, and that Sloan did his own
weighing, returning somo and pay
ing for some; that somo time in
March Mr.. Sloan delivered to the
dlspensary ono car Of coal, but not
lOO tons as charged by d. a. G..
QUITS; that the car, according to tho
railroad weight, contained 5S,14O
pounds Of coal; that Mr. Sloan got
ID, lao pounds, as shown by the cor
tificate of City Weigher Griffin at.
tached to the voucher in the Office of
tho State board Of control; that on
April 6 Mr.. Sloan presented his bill
and was paid for 44,200 pounds, as
shown by voucher in tho Office of the
State board of control; that Mr..
Sloan did borrow from Col. Vance
lO,320 pounds of hard coal; that the
coal borrowed and tho coal returned
was weighed by City Weigher Griffin,
as shown by his certificate of weights
attached to the voucher in the Office
the State board of control; that Mr..
Sloan returned all tho coal borrowed
save 90 pounds, which he paid for at
tho rate of $3.50 per ton, as shown
on voucher in the Office of tho State
board Of control; that tho statement
of d. A. G. QUITS in reference to this
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
Benz. G. Webb,
Notary Public for S. c..
QUITS ASKS FOR THE RECORD AND GETS Ir
IN TIE NECK.

In his card published October 2 LIST,
MIR. QUITS, in speaking of his "rovo-
latlons," 81 desire to say 1 am ready
to stand by the record as to the truth
OF the same, and demanded by the
records I be Judged"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31

n
10 cases Mems shoes luco or cSnUrosa NJ
$l.0O worth $l.21
10 cases Mems shoes Lace or congress at
Sl.2I worth 81 -.
'.ndics' fin" shoes the nnmc Of Drow
H"'hy Co. is Il Guarantco for all that
goes, tho finest and tho best tho most
'"om'"al shoe in America. They arc only
sold IN ono storo in any town and in tho
best stores in this broad land.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31

Don't buy your Cape or Jacket until
you 500 our line
80 pieces Standard Prints 3Ic
bales Plaid Homespun 3c
10 Bales SEQ Island Al
10 Bales heavy white 43
81 Pieces Beached cloth 3G inches III
90 Pieces outing others ask you sc Min
naugh soils them for (
100 pieces Blankets this week 0Sc
lOO 75c
lOO 40c
oO " all wool Blankets 300
oU 400
No matter what you want to wear
you'll save money by bringing your money
with you to my store
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
State Of South Carolina-Richland

State of South Carolina-Richland
County.
Personally appeared before mo II.
W. Collins, q. b. Pettigrew, j. e.
Earhardt, j. p. Easier and r. @. Nc
Cants, who being duly sworn, say
that they are employees at the State
dispensary; that thoy wore there
while Col. Vance was co q, .issioner;
that they have read the statement of
d. A. G. QUITS in the papers in ref
erence to Col. Vance trying to COM
pei the employees to vote for Sloan in
the last municipal election; that Col.
Vance never intimated to them that
he had any choice in the matter, nor
do they know Of Col. Vance having
spoken to any employees about whom
they should vote for, and that to the
best of their belief and information
the statement of D. A. G.. QUITS is
absolutely false.
Thos. w. Collins.
his
G. B. Pettigrew.
mark.
j. r.. Earhardt.
j. =. Easier.
r. G. McCants.
SworL to before mo this 10Th day
of Oct., 1900.
Benz. G. Webb,
Notary Public for S. 9.
State of South Carolina-Richland
County.
Personally appeared before me
q. II. Charles, who being duly
sworn, says that he witnessed the
signature Of G. Is. Pcttigrew to the
above affidavit.
BENZ. G. Webb,
Notary Public for S. G.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

NFw yoeK s~ss Is TIE .ppsasaae- a SO
hssk ssss~sns~t .s~rs .Ils ssspsrs~a sls
.ssus nsassss tat speculative si'sss q securities
hAss ben ia8eisns 80 <ve-sl dsss PAT ses iafss
shs saassys f~ta A@srcraars'toss FrtTs fwers
sswsi ~ tsurxs~ sod sesy hssvv srse ~es- itai.
lated ae~.ssssais go -hsfs-ss ttsf wessA bftas
TNs ie-ai ffAeisN ,fsts tr~risl lssft sseua
tns.Y see shs shspFg thai thsy had mat rsstsnatd
as~lussstF r. s~gFssaf stfA ps@ss'vn TsAN'lt
Nesrrsez.tso rsf~~f EsGsAf slawrss sttfsfs
80, fssstr sxd Nsnhsttas n~sstfn Tssnsit ittegf
as so~assAa, rylss-ea frsra ;As pse~as ard
Aslt ueiF o. = shsss ArsoxA m.ss al sks slsfsr
"a he a.. Erssts. re ether Tsp~vv swss see
@sgxszr sft<tsa r~sass GAs sresr@s nsAfis /.
fss~a isssAE d so1 Fes~ss1 s*~~a - sssu fsli a.
sstssrss "a sat FsNasww a igsses st~eshefv Ia 10
sz-sssssl ext.ess-i hes-esu sn4 Is1rts tn raa
srs,s. sxses Fsal seFss-s fraz svnflas.d lsaat
astasa e-ve tctev lsts hF~aa AIS atsr ne h.ns
s;stscsens sreease - - Asss~e extreme 10 10 IN
Mas rasisns& st%kt fsa Fsaat rEs 80
lest dessnes tafffe1 SO fAssss M sar~s sss.es
rrases ~ $50 e~sa> S&srA e.N-~f fss~rssA .sis~s
Is Arsrsf@l.tsz thf ss1r fescast Svxs r.ants
Esrs SO tars q re sr~sxisfn ~ ne sss-s1s %.
yassstT t~s-srslss4 sd psss.. ta @Asr raso.
ssal t~snk rss-v5 tast q.st'is h fhs fi4asts
sTssse e s2trfs - D1saasA 70 sF>rzs la ash -
s&S eN1sx fet ts~ @s@x g. as -. th4n
AsE ts~0 sasssas>sc~~& ~ t&s hnzsa sassassas.
50 sss - ss had . rsntgxstta~ II isan. ksA
sssa sassss~s - ssA<A - AGa - ~. ~ ~ AxussAr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17
eHSs AGO WAanGTs.


CHICAGO seps n An afssncs ~ assssssysps IN
is~rFnpi s4re ~h<st firm fsrl3kS ~ tss 1p~6lns
rith - pFte>s rfnans s'yss y tlshes ~ sfosssS
Nm - sfsifs - the ffsDsfssl brought sssrslyes
~ yrsf-Ftsys sellers into fns rn4syef ara tstgtrs
ffen thls ncs4fe@ ~hfis sssef keft srs<ss - ~
ssf-Vr-d esFse w.I sesy- yssser5sTs siosiss rstss
= i1esi cpFrsters. sd shen sfoffs h4f satisfied
ttsT ~snfs re nnssset aiiowef - drfN ~
re fsrsssndv - flis ssor' sssosdsy session tss
t>rsssey VS. steadily downward
hss.sp'f primary pespts s<fr A~svy. sgf sbgs,
nr-splef sifh : fDor cash demand. f~~ n fy3Aags
grers s>4ns xar~rfsf sfo1saae8 she fssf sf~s5@nt
eriiias prsssss US Hsis ~ al TIRE ss' ,sls Bug
acsa = aspses prices n sspsssnt~v more sfssngth
vss shown There eas aiebnst aotkIng dbns he
eievstof s<il3ns totally stsest ard sbs psses a
~ f.mss sid ~ xood sasssee Westsess ~
sssd fhs elese ~bep for re ffss flrs fsaFss6sl
ton sssfnef fesp<st shi~ pgeoFTtlons Atlantic Fr1f
ciesrsre>s - ~heat I'D souf snaustes 10 ~ ~
os.shsis sro~s wessiy cror seros estimated me
sissf tse se.sruuenss report IN ths sessass you'd
THIS had scns erees f,~eenh~r oversa sst h,sf.
80 e Leg I'D ss.assI', s.r',sss = ,yelst
ard 7sie. sed eiased , higher a. ia.
tafr y ts~ nsfn feloe-9 ~kes, tbonsh deferred
Futures dki net seEsi.r 70 nueh -eatnpse rhsfe
rs =. 80 s.'i.s dsrssa ~ septsrns.t from shorts
% ons time sess - hsh 10 and eios~s v blsssf
a. sfae pecsfntes dqses " hsxtsr ~ atsnse
There vas god dsmsnd ar sil o<ts su,ures Early
rgsses reeeaed D.ss~ss ciped snes.sssx az
serseutey r. inwr-
fssvtstens ws-s faIi ~. ressy rries. wsys 4 ne
tis hishsr - the opsuirs ~ith srsy msftess snS
brit within narrow ARG. fhrngshens A ROOD 81.
poss demand for mea.s -ss a fe.tgss AZ ne 80.
JsanaFy rsrs wss sc hisber. lard stass hssbsr and
ats s.e hister