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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-08
sIOoo MoRTH on Goop.

A. H. Thurness OF Wills Creek Coal
Co.. Buffalo. o., writes: Il have been
afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble
for years. passing gravel or stones, with
excruciating pain. Other medicines only
gave relief. After taking FOLEY KID
NEY CURE the result was surprising. A
few doses started the brick dust. ike
fine stones. etc, and now ] have nc pain
across my kidneys and I feel Ike a new
man. FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE has
done me s1,0O0 worth Of good Take no
substitute. G. Gehring. 30 Z. Douglas;
Geo. Van Werden. 32S N MAN, wichita
Drug Co, 10 p. Douglas; Gus saur. 52l
e Douglas
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A GOOD STORY

A certain young lady in del
icate health was advised by her
doctor to take a half-teaspoon-
full of SCOTS emulsion of cod.
liver oil after dinner-once a
day-and found herself almost
suddenly growing robust
So small a dose IS by nc
means the rule the rule IS
whatever the stomach viii bear
not more. Another rule IS:
take it on every least occasion,
but not too much; don't over.
do it.
"sl send Won a iit,is 80 fry. 81 yoa Ike.
SCOT 8 BOVINE. +o9 Pearl street, New TsrE
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GOOD
DIGESTION

Waits on appetite. Lack Of appetite
usually indicates weak digestion. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters taken before
meals viii create a healthy desire for
food, by cleansing the clogged bowels
and stimulating the secretions Of the
stomach It also lpurihes the blood
strengthens and inyigorates the liver and
kidneys. 1t is undoubtedly the most
efficient medicine in the world for stom-
ach troubles. PRIVATE REVENUE
STAMP covers the neck Of the bottle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-08

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
all PAIN, CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA Sold
by druggists in every part of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow' s
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
T,yverfv-fve cents q bottle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-08

San Pedro 10 connect with the prop sci
extension OF the Chicaso. Rock Island
and Pacific railroad and the 81 l. 50
and Northeastern railroad To is sad
that the Rock Island and Denver a e
Rio Grande ara behind the project
When sou need soothing ana h.a.iaE
anaseptc appucatoa for any purpose.
use ths original DeWnt's Wl.ch eel
Salve wen known cure flr piles and
skin diseases Ii heals sores 81 holt
leaving a sCsr. Beware q countersei,s.
Gus Saur. SEA f. Douglas Ave. Geo. Y a
v erdea. Is y Na-r 8
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Death. Burial and Reouiem.

Death. Burial and requiem
Earl B., only son of Mr. and Mrs
Judge 3. B. Jewett, died at the st. Fran
els hospital, of typhoid. yesterday morn
ing at o'clock. after two weeks illness,
and in the 18th year Of his age Ths
funeral services viii be held at the homo,
in Riverside. at o'clock today. conduct
ed by Rev. Bradt. Immediately after
which the interlent at Maple Grove Gem
etery win take place
The parents and relatives Of Earl
Jswett have the heartfelt sympathy Of
the entire community not only, but Of
those of a widening circle Of friends
throughout the county and state
We would say something to console and
sustain our friends, in this the darkest
hour that can ever come to them, but
words, however earnest, OF feelingly ex-
pressed, might convey less Of lament
than tears and silence.
The deepest grief Of the living are its
dead. All death is a sorrow But when
a lie goes out that has been the one
light Of a home, about which have clust-
cred all Of that homes solicitude al the
love Of that homes mother, and all the
ambitions Of that homes father, and how
immeasurable the disappointment, how
overwhelming the sorrow. This promis-
ing boy. who had almost reached the es-
tate Of manhood, was the sole offspring
Of two, his a lie fun Of hope and OF
promise, and for the desolation that
death leaves to that homa. there IS no re-
compense. nor any power to dissfDate
wee whose shadow in refusing to lift
remains tmpenetrable In such an hour
the love Of the Supreme Is dou5ted. ana
the wisdom Of the Infinite IS questioned
by the bruised heart, and ali ths more
because Of the utter helplessness u its
possessoT. Words Of consolation are but
emptiness, all assurances hat eft IS for
the best" but mockery. There Is but
70 leave him where the grass vii grow
green again, where the skies viii took
kindly down upon MS quiet resting place.
while about II viii be the perfume OF the
coming bud and bloom. and then back TO
the gloom Of a home that win know the
boy no more, back 10 the wfthered vines
beneath It's windows, and the sunshine
through IT'S door, back 70 where the
sound o. his voice vii Se heard no uao-s
nor the Hgat Of his face ever again In
sDire its loving. desDalring authors. back
TO prayeTless moaning. Deepening regrets.
and lonely tears.
And get who knows2 There e ne in-
thtlon 0f the soui's transition. and Of
furue happy reunion, pure. free and an
desDofled. ~ unseen wings and a dawn
beyond. upon a glorious paradise The
ars 60 down. he day wears away ard
'ffe ends. PIT fhe stars ever shine fhs
SIN dos not fada. naT terreatialsif4 cease
then why not eteruity immortality and
unending happiness n bouusIess realm
TIE Autbor q Existence the creator =
Life viii "a. must e, frs preserves. And
theaI
AN The co-ds We thought we're hrozs1.
All ne beartarae - the years.
AZ tn owe we iett pnaDokan.
Al the longing ard the tears.
The1 VIII cease. Wien 80 beho1d then.
When we CREST Cur own o-cs more.
When or loving arms lnfa'd taeu
As zre f1sed thsu ~ gore
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The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Kansas National Bank Of Wichita,
Kansas, Cor the election of eight direc-
tors. viii be held in the banking house
Of said bank, ia said city, on the second
Tuesday OF January. A d., 1901 Coeins
the Sth day Of said month"; at 4 o'clock
.. m. EISBERY MARTIN, Cashier.
Wichita. Kan. Dec. s. 1900 19-1t
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VII make very solid basis for q sao-
stantisl building which viii be construct
ed with a view 10 lasting for many years
to come II the tiui5ers arrive In time
the whole force Of worlzmen viii be at
work all day Sunday and the constric-
ton pushed as rapidly as possible. The
foundations once in the brick LAYING Of
the walls viii 80 ahead and from that
on the minor repairs finished and the
killing and cutting o. the daily receipts
OF hogs goes on Just the same as though
the I'd TO date machinery and new ap-
planes were IN place. Once installed
these new accommodations viii be among
the most perfected OF any abattoir IN the
country and the facilities Tor handling
the hogs. killing. cutting, cooling and
preparing the several cuts, win be very
complete. and ample for the growing
trade Of the Wichita house.
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New Orleans. Dec The Southern IN
dustrial convention was brought to a
close today by the reelection Of II. II.
Hargrove Of Louisiana. president and \.
7. Thompson OF Alabama as secretary.
and the selection Of Memphis at the next
place Of meeting.
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Chattanooga. Tenn. Dec. IA special
from Bristol, Tenn, says that Dan Long,
a negro. was lynched this morning near
Ivanhoe Va, by a mob of 100 men for
criminally assaulung Mrs. Fisher.
Now is the time when Group and lung
troubles prove rapidly fatal The only
harmless remedy that produces immedi-
ate results is One Minute Cough Cure. 1t
IS very pleasant to take and can lee re-
lied upon TO quickly cure coughs, colds
and an lung diseases. 1t VIII prevent con-
sumption. Gus Sau- 52f d. Douglas
Ave; Geo. Van Werden 32S n. Main St.
HeIvetia smeIter Destroyed by Fire.
Denver. Dec IA special to the News
from Tucson. Ariz.. says the smelter at
Heiveua was totally destroyed 10y fire.
causing q loss of 100000 The fire was
caused by large amount Of hot Stag be-
coming unmanaceable
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-08

When the stomach is tired out * must
have a rest. but We can't live without
food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure "digests
what you eat" so that you can eat all
the good food you want while it is re-
storing the digestive organs TO health It
Is the only preparation that digests all
kinds Of food. Gus Ssur. 524 2 Douglas
Ave; Geo. Van Werden. 32S n. Main St
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washington. Dec General s1Derl1-
tsndent white of the railway rna1 serv~
Ice, hss issusd a general order directing
that hereafter Ell mails for tha Drovta-a
II Santiago. cuba. shan oe Forwarded ~
Far as p7ss.blo from Fhfa1eiptia Instead
of New York
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g - II II III
ssa-s n. n The Kind You lI8Ts kiHss B0gB
'i'' at L&rHazzz$m
New York BiIiiard Carnival.

New York. Dec. SIN the amateur bill
lard championship tournament this az
tsrnoon, Paige. OF Boston. defeated FER
guson. 800 TO 80. Tonight Frank BIZ
litter defeated = o. Presby. 200 20 IA.
A cold, cough or Ia grippe can b.
'nIpped in the bud with a dose or two
OF FOLEY's HONEY AND TAR. Be-
ware of substitutes. G Gehring. ~ =
Douglas; Geo Van Werden Szs X Main
wichita Drug Co. 10 <. Douglas Gus
saur, "a z. Douglas.
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BULL FIGHT STOPPED
Cowboy Carnival Gets a setback
From Governor akera.

Phoenix. Ariz.. Dec. Acting Cover
nor Akers this evening issaed a. ord
prohibiting the Spanish bun nzat achcI-
uied 20 occur next Monday Che opening
day Of the Phoenix COWBOY end indian
Carnival Great preparations had en-
made for The hFht buaa. matatora,
toreadors etc, having been braueht
from Mexico.
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knew Jessie Morrison; was at home on
night Of June IL Miss Morrison called
there TO see her friend Miss Minnie Law
ender. Miss Morrison left about 10
O'Clock
Mss Lavender testified that Mss Nor
rison called to see her that night and
said Miss Morrison left shortly after 70
O'Clock.
Hayward Morrison testified that he lad
been at the reception and started TO meat
his sister according to a previous ar
rangement; that he met her in the block
near the Houston home ard took her
home between 10 and 1880 O'Clock
Professor Sinclair testified practically
the same thing as Mr. Mavis.
Miss Nay Corbin. one OF the women Al
Ehler's that night. said that Mss Morri
son had returned between 10 and 1879.
All were in bed when they heard the
clock strike eleven
How do you remember that? A. When
the clock struck Miss Bright said: I'VE
must go to sleep. It's eleven
Miss Maude Gibson and Miss Georgia
Bright coToborated this
TWO WITNESSES TOO LATE.
This was at $50 yesterday afternoon.
After ten minutes recess W. J. Scott and
also Reverend StuH were called TO prove
that they hadn't had any conversation
in regard to Jessie Morrison going into
the Castle home without invitation from
Mrs. Castle
Judge Shinn ruled that the witnesses
should have been on the stand. in all
fairness to the defense. before the cross
examination. and they didn't testify.
This concluded all the testimony in the
trial
DISPUTE OVER THE INSTRUCTIONS.
At 4 O'Clock the court room was clear
ed of jury, spectators and Witnesses. and
the attorneys argued about the instruc-
tons which the judge is TO give the jury.
The defense wanted special Instructions
to the jury not to give the dying state
ment as much weight as though It were
sworn testimony. They claimed it was
not entitled to the same weight as sworn
testimony.
The state wanted the dying statement
considered as any other testimony.
The defense also asked for special IN
structons concerning homicide and con-
corning the evidence relative to the razor
in the cutting.
The state decided that II the Jury de-
cideG that Jessie Morrison cut her own
throat, her arms and her shoulder that
an instruction should be given making
the crime murder in the first degree.
The defense contended that If such an
instruction were given It would practical
" suspend the constitutional right Of the
defendant to be tried before a Jury.
QUESTION BY JUDGE
This question was asked Of the state
by Judge Shinn: What direct evidence
have you except the dying statement Of
Clara Wiley Castle that the defendant
did MURDER" The attorneys for the
state said that there was the evidence Of
several witnesses.
Judge Shinn replied that he didn't think
SO.
Judge smnn then said he would IN
struct the jury on both circumstantial
and direct evidence.
At noon yesterday before court opened
the crowd seeking entrance extended into
the street, and when the proceedings
commenced the room was jammed. people
standing on the window sills and every
available inch Of room was occupied.
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STOMACH
BITTERS.
Accept No Substitutes

members Of the family Bertha made the
following statement: My sister took one
drink of whiskey and then sat down with
the rest about the table. Frank Stuff.
who lives at 212 North Water, and who
had been here all the afternoon, said he
must go home. Then sister, without any
warning, got up and walked into the bed
room followed her and saw her take
the pistol from the drawer, and suppos-
ing she was just playing with it, said
oh, Maud, don't do that Her reply
was, Go and tell mamma I had hardly
left the room to call my mother when I
heard the shot Maud never uttered an
other word, and there was no struggle in
her DYING
Frank Stuff upon being interviewed,
said: when I reached the bed room
Maud was lying PROSTATE on the floor
gasping her last. The revolver was ly-
ing on the top Of the buerau."
He further stated that he was aslesp
when the shooting occurred and was
awakened by the report. He said that
the pistol belonged to him and that the
dead girl had requested him to permit her
to have the use of it for a few days.
Later he stated that just before the
shooting he asked to have the revolver
returned to him, but claims that Maud
refused to give up the weapon He
then went into the dining room end It
was not long after that the tragedy took
place
A. J. Couchman, father Of the dead
girl who is travelling in Oklahoma, was
wired to last night.
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RruQer Can't Face the FROST

London, Dec. 7.-Mr. Kruger has aban-
doned all the proosed Journeys 70 other
capitals. says the Brussels correspondent
of the Standard. and all further dipio-
matte efforts 20 secure arbitration viii
await at the Hague the development Of
events at the seat Of war.
Help Is needed at once when a persons
life IS in danger \ neglected cough or
cold may soon become serious and should
be stopped at once. One Minute Cough
Cure quickly cures coughs and colds and
the worst cases Of Group bronchitis
grippe and other threat and lung
troubles. Gus saur, 524 f. Douglas Ave .
Geo. van Werden. s2s n Main st.
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washington. pee -ReprerentatiFs
Gtueaeld OF Maine has prepared an
amendmcut % the army reorEar.zsf'11
BIN, which DC waI present today. making
an absolute proh.bll7a of The eais o5 d.
quor in canteeus or other military prap-
erty
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Paris, Dec s-4:45 a m.-RefsrrinE 10
the fetes at Lisbon. the Idbre Parole
contends that the Anglo Portuguese ell
lance Is a fresh menace 10 France"
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For a Cold in the Head
Laxative BromO- Quinino Tablets.
MUSIC AND DRAMA.


In these days Of mercantile competi-
ton, when margins of profits are mar
row and are in constant danger Of being
wiped out entirely, people that are lovers
of the theater do not care to be bored
with long drawn-out tiresome and heavy
melodrama If they wish to weep they
stay at home. but when they so to the
theater they want 10 be amused. They
want to laugh, listen to funny sayings,
new songs, see new dances. This is the
reason that Koeh's Big Ministries has
made such a. success. because the pro
gram Is made up by collection Of
comedians, singers and dancers that
would be hard to duplicate. This min
strel show, combined with Keiths fam
Gus military band and orchestra, will be
the attraction at the Crawford theater
tonight
The characters in Charles B. Hanford's
new play. Private John Allen" are
closely and keenly drawn, the hero is
lovable and honest. and the heroine. a
handsome widow, Is most pleasing Keen
character drawing is also shown IN build
ing the lines OF Bessie Stokes, Colonel
2-o-isr -sAeAt1t ~ 90 WIZ tAii o4A--s ~ aeo1lA
and Uncle 81. The play contains a nota-
bic series Of character portraits.
Quo Vadls," with its wealth Of special
scenery. VIII be presented IN this city at
the Crawford theater soon. The play IS
in six acts and eight tableaux 1t tells
a thrilling story of a young Roman sol
der who falls IN love with a Christian
maiden. Of the persecution CT the maiden
by the Emperor Nero. and of her uIti-
mate triumph through her BELIEF IL
Christianity. Peter. the Apostle OF
Christ. is a prominent character Ia the
play.
SHAKER CONCERT COMPANY.
= bran new Bin and prescuta ton nIzht
at the Auditorium tonight The leading
present VIII either % a sold watch O.
51 piece silver set
The curtain raiser VII Re 3 Sur esrge
entitled An Hour vyith the strong az;
~. Fun in the Gymnasium TIE clos
Ing sketch. in which the vhoie aagznente5
company win participate. IS called
''yT snted-A Husband" This Is & ore
act farce-eoze6y. and both productions
ara ssid 70 be most lauEhaa-e
There win oe new sPec.a-ttes n aesi-
ZION u the usual ores and TIE company
VIII - ssTeogthene4 by The best tatezs
ostasnahle. Admission. one dime seats.
frss Eaazz anea "a
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Among the tsns OF THOUSANDS who have
used Chamberlain Cough Remedy for
colds and IA grippe during the past few
years. 70 our knowledge not a single case
has resulted IN pneum9uia- Tn0s WHIT
field e Co.. 20 wabash avenue. chicago
one of The most prominent retag drug
g.sts Is that city. IL speaking ~ this
says. eve recommend Chamber,air's
Cough Remedy Ter IA grippe 50 many
eases. as IL not oaiy gives prompt aud
complete recovery. bat aiso caauteraets
any tendency q IA gTipse 20 resat 30
pneumonia" FOR sais hy dr9sg.s-s
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Martins Art Store viii be open every
evening till Christmas. 15-6t
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Admission, l0c

RED ROSE CREAM CURES CHAP
PED HANDS. ALL DRUGGISTS.
154-26t
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- NKlnelo,r,s aoofI,z.,c- errnn

ASK your grocer for steeIe's Chile. Pre-
pared for family use. u-tf
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COLD and cough cures are numerous
but the one that leads al others in merit
is FOLEYs HONEY AND TAR. watch
Is IN great demand these DAYS a.
Gehring. 400 Il. Douglas: Geo. Van Wer-
den. szS ~ Main. Wichita DRUG Co. 10
E. Douglas. Gus saur. 51i p. DOUGLAS.
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Russians stone Anti-sewish Actors.

~ uHHIaIIH "E177 = 1'-77' - II = =
st. Petersburg. Dec, The first per-
Torrance yesterday evening Of ara anti
Jewish play entitled Tho ContTaband-
lists" led to an extraordinary de1nonstra-
ton 4 portion q the audience az hrst
angruy protested and then hurled al
kinds o. missiles az the actora Person
Al conflicts followed and the perform
snce had 70 be stopped.
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Washington, Dec. 8-The senate today
confirmed Otto H Tttman Of 8llssou-t
as superintendent OF tho eoast and seq
dstc survey.
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WEYLERISM IN AFRICA
Bur=hers to be serded Like sheep IA
Race curse.

JOHANNESBURG. Dec. 7--In pursuance ~
the reconcentraGo poHcy the auuhoTit.es
here are preparing aocomuo1sti1us en-
the race course for 1890 people rrom
farms IN the vicinity az the Rama The
BurEhers Win be heriel 10 8 laaEer s1d
VIII De strictly watched. A noufcatsan
appears IN the Gazette 20 the eject THAI
all ohlc-bodied British suhiects are Habis
90 be conscripted Tor service in the RAND
Rifles.
DeWitts Little Eariy Bfsers are ga nty
little pills. but they never fail 90 cle8nss
the liver, remove obstruction ans ia-
vigorate the system. Gus saur 5li -
Douglas Ave; Geo. Van Werden. a2 s.
Main ST.
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with one bottle Beggs' Cherry Cough
Syrup my conugh and soreness entirely
disappeared. Ernest Whipple Daven-
port Iowa. GUARANTEED to cure all
throat and lung troubles-has never
failed; try it. J. P. Allen. Docl1um & Hig-
einsou. Geo. Van Werden
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KILLED OR SUlCIDED


den la New Aork
New York Dee 5.-Jerry ,. HAYDEN.
vice president q the New York central
and Hudson River railroad. Jumped or
fen from the fourth story window OF bis
residence tonight and was killed Ir is
learned that the deceased was a sufferer
from nervousness and heart trou8ie Sir.
Hayden was a director ia many railroar
companies.
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sullivan Obtained Decision

Chicago, Dec. Tommy sullivan Of
Brooklyn obtained the decision over Bill
ly Ryan Of Syracuse. tonight ut the Iui-
nois Athletic club. after six rounds Of
slow ana uninteresuns fighting.
How TO Cure Group.
Mr.. r. Gray who lives near Armenia.
Duchess county. n ", says. Chamber
laln's Cough Remedy is the best me icine
] have ever used. 1t is fine chldseu.s
remedy for Group and never fails TO
cure when given as soon as the child
becomes hosrse, or even after The croupy
cough has developed. Il VIII prevent the
attack This should be borne In mind
and botde Of the Coush Remedy kept
az hand ready FIR instant use as on as
these symptoms appear. Fer sale by
drueEists.
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SEVEN AGAINST DIN.

BY seven witnesses the defense sought
to prove that Jessie Morrison called on
friends on the night Of June Il, the night
DIN Castle says she accosted him on the
street.
The first Of these witnesses, John z.
Mavis, said that on the night Of June II
he was at the Methodist church attend
ing a reception for the Normal students.
The reception ended between go and 10
Il didn't notice Jessie Morrison there,
but saw her brother. hayward"
Miss Music Houston testified that she
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re d send Won -tsls 20 trv, f Fou Ike
'~O14 & b0NNE. +o9 Pe4rl srss,. Nss Tsrk