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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
IEESBt rig.
Death Of an Old Printer-Accident-
Personal.

LEESBURG, VA, April 13-(Special)-
H. V. Casey, one Of the oldest citizens OF
Leesburg. and who was highly esteemed.
died wednesday night, in the SD year Of
his age. lie was one Of the Oldest print
ers in this state. Born in Princess Anne
county, Nd, in 1877, he went to Baltimore
and learned the trada working on Niles
Register. and afterwards on the daily
papers. particularly the Baltimore Sun.
He came 10 Leesburg in 1910 as foreman
for the Washingtonlan, then owned by
&. G. Mcintyre: remained as such when
Captain William b. Lynch became its
proprietor, I'm ISL and continued in that
capacity until compelled by ill-health TO
relnqush all work. He was skilful
workmai: and very faithful to his en-
ployer's interests. taking best care Of the
property of Captain Lynch's during the
entire civil war. He was a member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South. and
leaves a wife and two sons
The LOudOun Campaigning AssOcla-
ton Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South. have already begun preparations
for the annual camp-meetng. and have
fixed on Friday, August llth next, as the
opening day. 1t has been determined 10
bore a well on their premises near Union
and thus have a more plentiful supply or
water run from tanks throughout the en-
tire camp. Among the prominent minis
ters this year will be Bishop Gambler and
DR.. w V Tudor with others TO be an
nOunced.
Messrs. r. Powell Fauntleroy and Roy
McGiH. OF this place. have, after exami-
nation. been appointed frst-lieutenants in
the Marine Corps United States. Both
were volunteer officers during the war.
Mr.. w. r. Galeher, of this town,
commercial traveller while canvassnS
the county a few days since was thrown
from his vehicle near Sterling and so
badly injured that he is confined TO his
house here.
Mr. John II. Nelson, who for the last
ten years has been a successful lawyer
here. has removed to Washington. ID. c.,
though he will continue TO practice in
our courts.
Willie y. Harrison. OF Leesburg, has
been appointed assistant engineer under
Colonel Allen, OF the United States army.
who has control OF the work on the Po-
tomac and James rivers. lie is a son Of
the late Captain ". +. Harrison of the
Confederate army. by whom Fort Harri-
son. below Richmond. was constructed,
and for whom IT was named by General
Robert +. Lee.
II is with great regret that our commu-
ni1y has TO part with Rev. J.. q. Regis
ter. Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. who by the late conference has
been assigned 10 Alexandria.
The Rev William b. Hairslip. pastor
OF the Baptist church I'm I.eesburg, having
received a call to a church near Farm
Vile. an earnest effort IS being made by
his people here to have him decline it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
Black Patti Here To-Day.

The Black Patti Troubadours will be the
attraction at the Academy this afternoon
and tonight. This negro organization
is said TO be the best of its class in ex-
istence. Included in tho company are
Sisserette Jones. known as the BLACK
Patti" and Ernest Hogan. author of "All
COOns Look Alike to Ne"
Gale Murray. "the tall fellow" and Ollie
Mack. 1.-THE funny little Irishman," will
appear az the Academy Monday, matinee
and night. in "Finnigans Ball" a fanci-
ful tumble which brought Murray and
Mack first into prominence. This attrac-
tion was presented in this city three years
ago and is good vehicle for the display
OF the most excellent talent OF the stars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
HAVE A MEASURING PARTY.
Unique Entertainment Given by
Kings Daugbters-Socicty Notes.

Kings Daughters-SOcicty Notes.
From to yesterday afternoon and s
to 10 last night the members Of Faithful
Circle Of Kings Daughters gave a de-
lightful measuring party" at 103 south
Third street. As each person entered the
door he was measured. and paid cents
for every foot of height and ! cent for
every additional inch. After this deli
cious light refreshments were served.
During the evening Misses Bessie Pace
Erna Bass Pearl Terry. Gay Ragland
and Mr.. Henry Terry sang charmingly.
Miss Allen played delightfully."- on the
violin and was much applauded.
The special meeting Of the Alumnae
Association OF the Woman's College.
which was postponed from last Friday on
account Of the inclement weather. Will
occur this afternoon at 4:3O o'clock AT the
college.
Miss Ellie Maury Worth has been chosen
by the Sons Of Confederate Veterans 10
be their maid OF honor at the reunion i'm
Charleston next month. Miss Amy
Werth Will accompany her sister.
Miss Lewis, Of Sweet Springs. who has
been visiting I'm the city for some time
LETT yesterday for her home. While here
She has been extremely popular. and has
H'due Il large HuinbcE OF IlltluS.
President Lyon G. Tyler. Of William
and Mary College and Professor j. Leslie
Hall, of the same institution. are stop
ping at Miss Mamie Jones's, 7O3 east
Franklin street.
The Junior Hollywood-Memorial Asso-
station Will have a very important meet
ing ~ Lee Camp Hall Saturday morning
at IL o'clock.
The Daughters Of the Revolution will
meet AT u o'clock tomorrow instead of
to-day. as was intended.
Misses Edith and Sophie White have
returned to school. in Georgetown.
Miss Margaret Old. Of Norfolk, is the
guest Of the Misses Werth.
Mrs w. T. Saunders of Philadelphia
is registered at the Jefferson.
Mrs Conway Howard is with her mo-
Their, Mrs. Raleigh COlstOn.
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PICTURE PRESERVATION TONIGHT
Exercises in Connection With the
Reception of Miss Dayis's Portrait.

The portrait of Miss Winnie Davis, pre-
scented TO Lee Camp Of Confederate Veto
rams. will be received tonight with ap-
prOpriate ceremonies.
The presentation speech will be made by
Judge Theodore $. Garnett, of Norfolk,
formerly Of Suart's staff. and the por-
trait will be received by Hon. ID. c. Rich
ardsOn. president of the Soldiers and
Sailors Monument Association. The
Richmond Chapter Of the Daughters Of
the Confederacy and the Ladies' Aux
iliary of Lee Camp Will attend.
There will be excellent music, I'm charge
or AIRS Norman Y. Randolph. The public
generally has been invited, and q large at
tendance is expected.
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4 Mothers Meeting.

The mothers meeting" at Central
Union on Wednesday afternoon was well
attended. The meeting was opened with
devotional exercises. conducted by Mrs.
J. J. King and Miss left. quite number
Of visitors were present. Airs. Coates. OF
Baltimore. gave talk on Mothers In
hueuce," and there were other interesting
exercises Refreshments were served by
a committee Of ladies.
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whose Footgear This.

Officer Kraft OF the First District. while
on his beat yesterday about midday,
spied a colored man who was carving
bundle under his arm. and looking like
he had taken "sunthin dat won't his'n ."
The policeman started out TO investigate.
when the ncgr0 dropped the bundle ard
then ran. There were several pairs CT
shoes In the package. and they are row
at the First Police Station
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
CONSULTING A WOMAN.
Mrs. Pinkham's Advice Inspires
Confidence and Hope.

Examination by male physician is
a hard trial to a delicately organized
woman.
She puts it off as long as she dare
and is only driven to II by fear OF can
Ger, polypus, or some dreadful Ill.
Most frequently such woman leaves
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
Suburban Landslide To-Day

Intending purchasers Of small tracts of
suburban land would DO well 10 attend
the trustees sale. advertised by j. b.
Elan * Co.. at o'clock T. VI. to-day. Of
portions OF the well-knOwn Maynard
tract. about mile west OF the city. lying
between Broad-street road and Patterson
avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
AIbemarie Paper Manufacturing Go.

The annual meeting of the Albemarle
Paper Manufacturing Company was held
yesterday at noon. NO business OF pub
lie interest was transacted except the
reelection OF the present officers and IL
rectors for another year.
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OR tLED by FEVER.
Phocbus il To HIVE "a Bank-The OH
GERS and Directors.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, April l3.-(Spe-
cial)-Private Charles kanZ, Of the Sc
cond Artillery, who arrived yesterday on
the Missouri from Habana. was found at
o'clock this morning wandering about in
the grounds Of the Hampton Normal In
stitute. lie was craZed by fever con-
tracted I'm Cuba. He was sent back TO the
Josiah Simpson Hospital and placed under
guard.
\ charter was granted to-day TO the
Bank OF Phoebus which Will have
paid-up capital OF $4,000 10 start with.
The officers are l.. NJ. Tennis, president;
A. Henickel. vice-pre sident and ii. *.
Schmelz. cashier. The Board OF Directors
is made up Of ten prominent Phoebus
citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14

and also running a restaurant 's.lge
witt. from the bench. instructed ne
police TO see that this place is closed
after the 90th Of April. when the license
of Crews expires
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
Quipiue Helms

liver medicines TO cure biliousness and
malaria. That is why Groves Qunine
Liver Pulls are better than other liver
pills 10 and - cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
s. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD

drives every of mpurty in the blood and in this wav
permanently the obstinate deepseated
only blood remedy guaranteed purely vegetable and con-
particle of potash mercury other mineral
Contagious Blood Poison, Scrofua Cancer Catarr Eczema
rheumatism Sores Ulcers Bois any other blood trouble Insist
upon S. S. s. nothing take its place
Valuable books mailed free Company Atlanta Ga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14

=
This condi-
ton of the
mind destroys
the effect OF
advice; and
The grow 8
worse rather
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
lie merits of S. S. S. every claim

made for it is backed up strongly by convincing
testimony of those who have been cured by it
and know of its virtues by experience
Mr.. L. j. Clark, of Orange Courthouse, Va, writes:
FOR six wears had an obstinate running ulcer on my
ankle which at times caused me intense suffering.
so disabled for long while that wholly unfit for
business One Of the best doctors treated constantly
but did me no good then tried various blood remedies
without the least benefit. S. S. S. highly
mended that [ concluded to try It, and the effect was
wonderful 1t seemed 10 get right at the seat of the
disease and force the poison out and soon COM
pletey cured" Swift's Specific
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14

a physicians office
where she has I'M
dergone a critical
examination with
animpression more
or less, of discour-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
After Six Years Of Intense
Suffering, Promptly Cured

Nv entire circulation is in depraved condition. Thcv
VI VI " VI drain upon the system, and
stanty sappn the vitality. In every the poison
be eliminated from the blood and Of treatment
have any effect
There uncertainy about the merits Of s. s. every ohm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
RUNNING SORE
ON HIS ANKLE

Obstinate sores and ulcers which
refuse to heal under ordinary treat.
ment soon become chronic and doom.
seated, and are q sure sign that ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14

Book and job Printing neatly executed
Ct the Dispatch Printing House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14

Book and Job Printing neatly eN''1'~
at the Dlspas>a S.int'n- houS-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14

KNEE PANTS FOR BOYS. ALL AGES
from 20 t. Junior buckles and binding
on bottoms sizes 10 <. Three buttons
finish sizes 10 lG-taped Seams. strong
bands slightly serviceable.
Brownish Twill Cheviots. Choice nc
of sizes this week Only..........
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14

KNEE PANTS FOR BOYS, ALL AGES
10 TO- All improvements; made from
WOOL, we mean just what We say.
Stylish plaids and neat, plain patterns.
Very serviceable. eXtraordi- Nw
nary bargains. Choice Of sizes zoe.
this week only ....................
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uApp.Srss vs.. MIsERY.

DIP. CHARCOIs TONIC IAbLE.l..',,
the great Partisan remedy. is "a goa
teed cure FOR the Drink ht-ll'
Nervousness and Melancholy tal'. W.
oVer-isdulgence. 10 destroys tNt t
petite Tor alcoholic ami a,l intoA '..
beverages. and leaves man da rr,
be- IL can be administered VIM. ...
ssTy send Tor pamphiet POLK ~
LER DRUG COMPANY. Ninih and , s-
Ficsn.ond. Va. N'"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-21

MansAe1d. Load0nville, shelby and
Other Towns Flooded.

MANSFIELD. Ohio. June 2.-A wind
and rainstorm OF unusual severity occurred
here last night and extended to other points
in Ohio. notably Shelby, n the northwest.
and Londonviile. on the southeast, Here the
storm lasted from 7:ao until after midnight.
number OF houses In the lower part OF
the city were moved from foundations ana
dwellings and places OF business were IN
der water several feet deep. The street
car power house was flooded 50 that cars
could not run. Tranic on railroads was
suspended.
All factories In she lower part os the
city were flooded and unable TO run today.
Two hundred people at the Casino were
surrounded by the food. Many waded out,
bu, others were compelled 30 remain all
night In darkness The total damage done
in this city In estimated at $1,000 and may
be larger
Al Shelby. the rise in the little stream
running through the town was 20 rapid
that citizens were aroused Al .. m. ~ the
Ere alarm and by ringing Of church bells.
The principal streets became running
streams
At Londonville the storm seems TO have
gathered strength and there WAS dscid-
ed ctoudfssrrt. Horse Tall creek broke over
its hanke with such force that the hrss
house II struck. that OF Isaac Hunter, was
swept fran It's foundations and destroyed.
Hunter In missing and may be drowned.
Bridges and roadways have been broken
or destroyed. entaiiing loss OF tio.HD.
The damage 70 crops, fences. live stock.
etc, will reach perhaps $4,000 more.
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SETTLEMENT - PROBABLE.


DENVER. June Ate only news OBJ
tztnsAls bearing upon IRE srnelfer strike
situation i TIE announcement saat Tire
vtz, - President f w Nash % .he
American Smelling An3 Refining Company.
10 Denver. wntcs gas sypsSsts~s 10 cccar To-
morrow. las been postponed 81 account
80 press ct business. which demands nts
presence tn omaha. u 10 rot known when
ae viii cCr1s. &c Denver !: ~ STATED how
ever. zass ta's decision - 'ss pres dent of
ihe frysSs viii 5as interfere with ths set
fiersert q tie strike. as re Aax written
tse {0csl uaanagsrs Ia take s3ch acton as
their judgment stFta5es
TIE general impression is thai re settle
y-eut v1a ~ reached 81 3 very fe~ 8sys.
AlAnssSrs e @c~Ts~ Ok 2hs isrga~s mines IN
tas E<astysile atstrecs wsa have been n@r-
several days. istt fer eOrrs tassX, feeling
ssat sAe ~ftaEsfor II very se2%fai Cane q
sss=e stated aes1Ny that as asa TAXED glta
Representatives % tss ~gneltsrs an sns
srrrsiyses ans also wt2 tH1 committee
which - aGsax IA interest IL ire settle
nnsa, a 80 :r9sseJe. ana Sc = canvins,es
veyy E3gtls 3sse4ssssr wfll arinx Az foxesh-
- lie p~~1tCts4 a settlement sI{asa tau
aAys.
TIE argv cement - aegtt sa - ss,4a-
tlea r tAs3wAf - ~ iae question - rereg-
ns7s-s - sa@ Gatos- SSsrse ~ tss y-@g are
SD - SsFer aeldAaS aGg sof suii TecoSat-
ssaE az TIE N*<f2~n Fe3erat4s-s o. Vi a4rs
Ae& x - s4E,ss4vstaeSs tAAf RA4is TIRE -.an
ayers sill EaAkg 10 sssssssfaan 20 SO men
maintaining EM@.T s4csi ansGEz tAsy Il
tns8lwsss@a-S. t&A.ns no tss'Eses - iA& oTxAz,
1zasIcn-
Tar arsesAlz = tae wsxtaru Tsgserzsiaa
- ~ nsr~ xns - to STATE rsss~-&sa@n w1l
geg~ssszAlS sTsa reSok=zs ~ fss% szsszse
Ts4Aa&xxrx- 1&t Il "a sss3 they a.. res xs
81 far as 70 make II Escssss-y eqS1ss7G
~ . sss3tezssnt-
6 "a - iss sags..ssa' ssiss. a. -.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES

Fifteen miners narrowly e>cspea death By the
ss1sen ssrdins ~ . coal nnine ~ Ayrshts, Scot
land. Tuesday
Tie Southern Intis rfsts have .presi 20 Trasan
core The rsascrs w~ii armed aud burn ard tia
tndiscrtminstsis.
sseerre fsidvo<ss aged %. vas STABBED TO tes.h
b. Philip MepsYnes, ia Ss~ Yost city. The Guar
rel vas over wafusn-
Dssfns a .ssrna Nssdsy beating party ~ Dun
aesiss sns $50 ehsdren.
stringent iar fsr .he psrsscften 81 vprssnx
sres into ssres .Bn Nebraska Jnls /. r. n
exy~stss that ~ st the sssessssatscs n male
for female ~mEeyss tn sAaTs. sts~es and fac
tsssses
derei 81 saysse sten BAIsssnes. % jamaica
An usSrer and sAT~e a sae have arrtred 81
Esnxssen. TAsy left tss snir Ia great distress TO
seaE assistance.
eosIns>gtss,tns ssststs have e~~s sesse5 a. san
Rafael ard ffsrns Cal. aHd Quantity - bad ro4a
LIS AAgfiss Ehs~f w..kss Is snps<ssa -
his way 20 ss1shsrH California 20 break az the
ezs4nese a sossst<vs~sftns
1a.is. G-otsss sxsd - 1ean K>s4sses- xxea -
aaG Minnie scksessEAszn. ssss s.. ser. 1foweed ~
tse Hssnassssn riseg ssSe. mites ssaes Portage.
VIA Aoxzsss ~ tAs bsst essssxsazs Thss~ oshess
IL THE hs@t saved tasmsessra
Gov Asunsds Il fhss3shsx. Msrirr. .sa a.
y n. fFesssssat Dsss representative Hs
si7l be escertns ~ zalsssry sss ~ sssss aascss
ass nzsshes Il hrvncao hsssxrs wsas aeeen.
.Say hSn-
~ al aeH7ss. % sts Costing afx@sstss az the
kgsrk sszFSepa rtn@ y: Rat Portage Mnx1sy nszas
fasss ssfs psersssssssd 70 shs hostsm ~ the
~ feas sSafs- Carries Aa4ms. = S@vA @easas-
Ckssles Haas. - ss9assyy. and 5ss Hszx Il Rat
PssrAss. allied. xai Charles AssegsSn waa
serSeessy sasare.
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Moses Fowler Chase, OF Lafayette,
Ind. stolen From Hts Father.

DETROIT Mich. June D-Moses Fow-
Ter Chase aged q, alleged 70 tsc mentally
incompetent ard rsputed 20 Se worth $40
o1o. was abducted from the Hotel Ca iillsc
last Sunday night He had been a patient
AZ Sanfiar.um In Flint and was en-
route "a his home in Lafayette. Ind. ac-
cors,panIed ny his father Frederick Chase.
a lawyer.
When the father and son reached here
the Young mans aunt met them at the de-
pot and hurried the youth IN the Cadillac
Sunday nigA, carriage drove up TO the
hotel. and young Chase wGS taken 10 the
hts aunt ar1 two unknown men, ne board
ed
On reaching Cleveland TIE party took
y train FOR Cincinnati. From there they
vert sass 10 Albany. y Y. where tire
private detective that the father had en-
ployoa to watch saera lost sight Of the
party.
FsxtraSition papers were today made out
In anticipation CT the pa.;y's arrest by
The New York authorities.
The fortune that the boy possesses IS
-evertaels 20 the aunt upon hi@ death
which n Is alleged furnished a motive for
tire Supposed abduction TIE police Of
New York Boston Portland and Mont
real nave esseu notified IN 30 or tAs watch
fer the party. TIE father and nis atter-
ney believe that tire object ~ .he alleged
ss-suctcrs Is 10 take the young man out %
the coantry,
II IL stated that ug~on young case AZ
tanning his ma S-ffy tire fathers guardian
ship cszasess. AID that The father was TAX
lEx hlGl 10 Lafayette FOR tne purpose OF
having asmseaf continued as guardian by
order ~ the probate court.
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WALLACE idaho. June 9.-The court
room was filled this evening when Jerry
.. Cronin. Joe leila George Craddock.
Alexander Wills Patrick A. Adiaddeii. Jo-
seph ". lnman, James CoxxaGi.o and Paul
Eorcoran were arraigneds
Separate indictments against each were
read, charging them with the murder OF
James Cheyne. the Bunker Hill man kill
ed during the riot. April -. al wardner
Similar indictments charging them with
the murder OF Joseph Schmidt. miner.
killed the same day. were also read.
Nexr came tie blanket Indictment charg
ing these eight with arson In burning the
Bunker Hill boarding house and another
charging conspiracy TO infim!da,e en-
pieyes Of the Bunker Hill mill and fright
en- them into quitting work. The tndict-
gneEts showed forty-seven witnesses were
examined before the grand Jury.
Counsel for defense asked for time In
which to plead. but Judge Stewart would
not grant BEYOND 10 o'clock Thursday
morning. although he said /. defense was
rot ready then more time would be al
lowed. Col Reddy sai3 IL was his inten-
ton 10 move TO Quash the indictments and
h. would not have time 10 prepare 50
many separate motions 10 he continued 70
work on the cases against the sheriff and
commissioners. In which he was prepar-
ing motion 10 Quash the citations. Court
adjourned until tomorrow with the pros
pect OF no business before Thursday aft
ernooa. but with possibility of the i'm
parchment cases coming up tomorrow.
One hundred and thirty men engaged In
Missouri TO work In the mines arrived to-
night
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Notice should ae taken O. re Efforts
1aicf have from tine 10 time s~egs made
by the marine architect 20 mitigate the
rTsssersee 81 fsaaaGkaess- he h&S doubted
bis ship se sas sfuag his ship es 10
cradle. t. 20 purpose. TIE life q tse
eesHnsI stswar. remains an arducus ere
sessseknsss - rot 20 be conquered by the
s1psr1gns. II u wac na@Fesy thu rolling
rso;i0r that creates 20 Gssz, then ham
rse~k or a cot would a. ~ sure u relief an
8 twin salss or = cradle hung salocn Sack.
nsss u caused ~ sn~ several motions Of
ire sea combined. ard tie worst oT these
movements ire oss3h2sY cannot possibly
4e&l With mean the trough irsss which
tie sfsc falls, as1 shc liquid ACTIVITY
to wssose .rssalax head sic seacA-Clayk
0aeDal n Pan NAH AAsnainA