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From our regular Correspondent.

From our regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, July 3o.-For the first time
prominent officials are willing to admit the
probability of an extra session OF Congress
having to be called to deal with the Chinese
situation. With all his ASSUME tions OF i'm
perial authority, Mr.. Mckinley will not dare
to declare war, and Y declaration of war upon
China by the other powers whose citizens have
been killed may be expected any day It has
been limited that Mr.. Mckinley would with
draw American troops II the other powers de-
clare war against China and let the foreigners
do all the fighting, but the American people
will have something to say about that. The
murder OF a number OF American missionaries
has been fully authenticated, and the people
are only waiting for authentic news of the
fate or the American minister and other
Americans In Pekiu who are believed also to
have been murdered. When they know that
the people will let Mr.. Mckinley know their
will as they did about the war with Spain, and
he and Congress will obey. as they did then.
The fact that an officer of the Cuban Military
Government-Maj. &. 7. Ladd. Treasurer
should have given out an interview in Wash
ington, against the withdrawal OF the q. s.
troops from Cuba, and the fitness of the Gu
bans for self. government with the usual rot
about the sbetter classes" being in favor OF
permanent American control of the island
strengthens the suspicion that the snpounpsG
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withdrawal OF this t : from Cuba, was made


withdrawal or the L from Cuba, was made
for eject in the poht r,I ratnnsIOr T., this
eoi1ntry rather tbop ~, tEc intention, pf he
ing carried ont in ,,no tf.itb n ia not con-
ceIrGble that subnr.: !r,"tc army officer would
have allowed himself 10 fa publ,:.ly Iuyi. d. as
Mri Ladd has done, If b. had not krugn tr4t
hi sentiments were III, Sc held by hIs ofli,ral
superiors.
The tendency Of this administration TO vol
low the imperial site policy OF government
without Congressional onthOriiy WIS ne in
ON, nhasizad nv tb, announcements cablod FAC,
Misunderstanding news of what our ucv.rum.ut
isdoing from foreign C pit ais. is not pleasing
10 the average American, although if has be-
anma uIjta nrominent In1er thn Mckinley
reriue.-tbat this oovernuep. had ,tYar.d
Se4in sion. Gon r I'll" two isIands of the
EininpplLe group which were nat coveted b,
BOUNDARY line named in the treaty Of peace
with SPAIN 1T ia the Theory of tits govern
iaeut that the Fxfcutiye hr rich can my out
No money that has not been specifi3alIyaUpro-
priated by Congress for Il particular purpose,
but that theory has been departed from sew
eral times und y the present administrations
beginning with the lumc sum of $50 COO 900
placed at Mr. M,kiu,cy,s 6isposuI 70 prepnre
Tor the war with Sp.iu. Ihuc d,.parture IVES
jus liable under the circumstances and was
authorized by the Unanimous vote of C,uxTcs,
but there have been other deparlurcs W ich
were neither iustitlbl. nor authnriZa. and
this offer to purchase more islands Is one of
them. 1t Was known last winter that Spain
had laid claim to these wa isl Dds bat instead
OF referring the matter to Congress, the adj
ministration announced that Spuin had been
notified that its claim wou.d M he ri copuiZpu
That was supposed TO have ended ;Ea matter
until the Spanish government informed the
world that this government had offered to pay
100000 for the islanGs. Ii Congress was net
Republican in both branches aud thoroughly
dominated by the imperial administration, it
would call down this unconstitutional usurpa-
ton of authority, and demand to know from
what fund this $40 900 is 10 be taken. There
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A Delightful Nance.

EDGEwOoD. July 30 Tapier's Bar. n very
pretty cunning shore on Bush river, which is
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. LitchiieId, was the
scene of great enjoyment last. week Mrs.
George Biden, OF Baltimore, md Misses Ada
Rittenhouse and Mart ha Knight were guess of
Misses Gertie and Martha Litchiield. and
Messrs. George Litchfield. Duiany YeIlott.
George and Lesher Rittenhouse aud How" I'd
YeliOtt spent the week camping mt upon t e
s"o~" Fishing, grabbing aud sailing were he
leading amusements of the party. On w d.
nesday evening the campers, assisted by the
house party, gave delie htful dance, To VIII ch
the young people of the neighDorhood were IN
vited. Among those present were Miss A.
Rittenhouse. Mis-. NJ. Knight, Miss q: LitcaI eli,
Mrs y. Biden Mlss Emma Skilma Miss VI.
Litchtield, Miss A. trey. Miss VI. 'rimmnn~ Miss
NJ. Gowan, Miss Wehage, OF Baltimore: MIss L.
Frey, Messrs. George Rtteuhouse, G nrEe
Litchfield. Lesher ltittenhouse, George Frey,
alex. Frey. John Waltmau, Frank SchumHnn,
Munch Carr, George Brown. LaE Sweden
Dul4ny Iellott. Arthur Skillmdn. Howard
Sellott Woodey Pyle William Skitinan.
Mrs William DiInpfel and daughter. OF Tai
bot county, visiting her mother, Mrs. VII.
liam rimble, of EdGew ood.
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Dublin Items.

DUBLIN. July BIN and Mrs. J. Little, OF
Gettysburg, Pa., are visiting their dau gator,
Mrs. q. Frock.
Wra Herbert Gather, nfDavis. West Vir-
Ginia, has returned to her home alter srend-
ing month with her mother, Mrs. Taylor, OF
this place.
Mr.. Themas Gslbreath, School Examiner,
spent the night with his friend the Rev. X. u
Murray. during the past week.
Mr.. BILLY" Wn'te WAS stricken with p ira
lysis on Thursday night. His recovery Is
doubtful.
Rev. X. g Murray. of North Harford CIR
cult. will preach in the Statewide Presbyterian
NJ.
Many of the Dublin people attended the 'ce
cresm festival which was held at the Franklin
N. E. ChL rch, last saturday night.
MessrI Wilbur Mccain, Howard Jones and
Vincent Rurkins, left this place last Sal urday
for Peany Creek where Ihey spent the day
grabbing. They were quite successful in
cstcuing many crabs and generous enough to
supply the nei1hborhood.
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ABERDEEN, August 1.-Our Fire Depart
ment Rand left early this morning with a
promi-irE day and a good crowd for their pic
ME ut ola Baltimore.
The ball game heae last Saturday was the
second OF the series of three games to be play
Ell between the Nonpares and the Havre de
Grace team FOR the cham pionship of the couIi-
~. and it was an exciting one. Havre de Grace
has coed team and won the first game. The
NnnparelS won the 81 cUnd after hard lighting
The AherGcen boys deserve Rreat deul oil
credit Tor thcir earnest playing Through. They
came out victorious with Il score of Ia to 10
The third and deciding game will be played In
Havre de Grace next Saturday afternoon.
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SchOo, COmmissf 10 nera.

The following changes were ordered to
be ale in text books: Over.oa's physi-
oloeies, to replace Duany'e, "Leading facts
Of American His DRY" and Norris ''Elemen-
tary History" to replace Barnes Histories,
now in use. Bids or supplying stationery
wss awarded to Ewing & Co.
Bids were opened and the contract for sup
plying desks was awarded to the j. ". Bond
& Co.
awarded 10 order OF merit to Mary A. Hagger'
ty, Cora d. GorrelI NJ. Susanna Nelson and
Ella Hollis. Rebecca Lowe was named to fill
any vacancy which might arise.
Jeanette Parker was awarded the scholar
ship to the Maryland Institute of Art md
Design.
The scholarship TO st. Johns College, was
awarded to Wilson Galbreath, subject to his
confirmation By the State Senator.
The Board felt unable to take favorable ac-
ton upon the renewed petition OF the trustees
of the Bel Air school, urging that furnac
he placed in the ,cEool house, the Boz I'd 10
furni III 200 toward defraying the expense.
Contracts with the following teachers were
confrmeG: Nellie SIye, Angleside; Clara
Mechem, MechanicsviIle; Annie w. Lochary,
Thomas Run; Jessie ". Hood, Calvary;
| Bessie Hitchcock, Duukale; Clara A. Tuck er,
Madonna; Helen Nelson, Mt. Pleasant, 9th
cistrict;) Huttic Wilson, La Grange: julia
Devoe, Sylvan Retreat. Assistants were ap-
pointed as follows: Bessie 0'DOnnel, South
Delta; Alice Glackin, Dublin, ard Eliz 4beth
| f. James, at Darlington.
Wesley jeffrey was appointed trustee al
Mt Zion and st. Clair Hess at Rutledge.
The bid for supplying coal for the upper
| Fifth district was awarded to Charles A.
| Andrew az Sc % per ton.
The average attendance in the colored
schools being So extremely low during the
| first month OF the scholastic year, it wal
or dered that with the exception OF the follow
| ing schools, they will not be opened until tht
middle Of October: Aberdeen, Michaelsvile
Rel Air, Benson, Hosanna and Havre d,
| Grace.
1t was ordered that a special examination
be given W. 0. EuiT and Fannie NJ. Bay a
the time that applicants for scholarship 81
Charlotte Hall will be examined.
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The lsrga canning house belonging to and
operated by NesSrs ". Il. BevaTd & Soma,
situated near Wheel, was totally destroyed by
fire on TUESDAY might. The origin OF the
fire is a mystery bis no fires or lights were
known 10 be about the building and 1t is sup
posed To be the work of an incendiary. One
OF the hands Ell ploysd upon the place reports
that he was on his way to his homo about
ten O'Clock, when he noticed man standing
in the door of the canning house and after he
passed be smelt gasoline. Shortly afterward
the fire broke oct aud the entire structure was
seen consumed, together with 100 cases Of
canned goods which Were stored there
The aiming house wss As feet wide with a
depth of 90 feet and had shed attached 40
feet square. 1t was insured for 81 500, Of
watch SO 900 was in the Harford Mutual
Company. The house ard its machinery were
being put in complete order for the canning
season, tich is now but 4 few days eff The
loss is estimated at between s. O0s and Sc 600
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From Wheel,

WHEEL, August 1.-Mr. Theodore Archer, OF
Singer, lost tine horse on Sunday. lr was SO
badly injured uy fail d snort time since that
its death resulted.
Misses \ lice Foster and Ella ForwOod, of Bal
tmore. are guests of Miss Nellie Patterson. OF
EmmnrtOn.
This nci2 hhorhood has been visited 10y several
nice rains lnIeIy. The pastures and yegets-
ton generally have been materially i'm proved.
Mus. BIrelay Holm Lsworth and children
have returned from IL pleasa"t visit to her
parents IL Lancaster county, Pa.
SUNFLOwER.
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Marriage Licenses Issu ed iu July.

John W. Singleton and Sarah Priscilla
Fletcher. both of Castleton.
Edward X. Klomsn. OF Baltimore. and Bessie
Lee Nelson, Of Perryman.
John Minnick and Bertha Flowers, both OF
Chestnut Hill.
William T. Trigg and Amanda Il. Norris.
both of W hiteford.
Christopher Gunther, of Magnolia. and Dora
Lohmyer. of Jopps.
Thomas W. knight, of Lapidum, and Stella
Misted, of Baltimore City.
CoLORED.
John K. Bond and Lille ). Armstrong, both
of Abingdon.
Charles H. Moore. of Philadelphia. Pa. and
Grace Wilson, OF Darlington.
Lewis $. Armstrong, OF TanBibber. and
Title Talbot, of Singer.
Thomas Gordon and Maggie Howard, both
of Cecil county.
John c. Peaker, OF Singer, and Laura v.
Pcaker, of Abingdon
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Did He Reason?

One day last week as train No. &c, north
bound, passed Perryman, Hartford county,
the conductor noticed gooi-looking shep-
herd dog get on the middle car OF his u ain.
There being no one with the dog, the con-
ductor promptly put him off. Just as the
train started the dog ran back and jumped
onto tie rear platform and found there
by the trainman the train pulled into
Havre de Grace Out Of curiosity to see what
the animal wanted, the conductor let him be.
When the train got to Perryville, the dog
quietly got of and Immediately started up the
track 10 where some men saving timber
fn Mr.. Joseph CUudon's woods. When he
arrived there be went at once to shanty oc-
eupied by two colored men OF the party and
made himself at home. The men say he is
dog that used to come and stay with them
when they were at work neer Perryman and
suppose he took it into his head to pay them
n visit at their new quarters The remarka-
BILE part OF It is that they cannot account for
his knowing where to find them. He never
made the trip with any OF them and they did
not suppose that be knew where they had
gone.-PerryuiLe Record.
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County commissioners.

i-.sfs0ei Checks Issued.-J H. Davidson,
s44 Is; Thomas F. Maggie, $50; W. T. Ha' warl,
$2l 06; ). A. Williams. 800; Thomas Gross,
IS %; Charles r. Martin, 50 81; W. A. Neeper
50 06; Emory Ely, $l543; Wilson Knight
$66.54; James Ely, S3O.l2; g. Il. Preston, $50;
W. J. Becker, SLIGO; F. A. Lee, So CO.
Orders on County Treasurer. Strobe,
inquest 81; Hauway u Keen, almshouse &C
count, $l7.S9; A. Scott Robinson, same, 65
cents; j. f. Kelly, services rendered In the
arrest of William Black, Sl0 Andrew Ktnhart
Sheriff, on account of death watch on Black.
SIS; W. l. Cooley, services in habess corpus
case, IS; Hartford County Telephone Company,
quarter ending September S0th, $50.
A new bridge wac ordered across Swan
Creek near j. Scott Hughes canning house.
Benjamin H. Jones was appointed constable
for Dublin district, vice, Thomas IL. Dick, who
declined to serve
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Death of John X. Jackson.

Day BRANCH. July 31.-The late rains have
start-d tine farmers blowing, and helped the
pasture greatly. They were getting very
short.
Justice William B. Wright waI the first in
this nei2hborhoDd to have roasting ears.
The Hartford Creamery is shipping an aver
az q of 1900 pound. of butter weekly, besides
large quantity of cream.
Mr.. John X. jackson, one OF our oldest and
most highly respected citizens, died ut his home
near itradrnb2mgh, GU Friday ut midnight, of
dis asses incid mt to old age. He reached his
eighty seventh year on last Christmas aad WAS
wcIl-kuown th oughout Hartford, BaltimoI Z
AID ork counties. Heleave5 widow and tn t
following children: Mrs. William b Wright,
Mrs. haries I. Wright, Mrs. Rebecca Ander-
son. hrs. 'ndrcw &. Anderson, Mrs. Jesse
Pc .ocG, Mrs William jackson, Miss Allie
ia .ksnn AID Mr.. william p. Jackson. The
funeral took place on Monday, the burial being
made in Bethel cemetery. Rev. William A.
Price fliciated. the active pail bearers being
Messrs. Andrew l.. Anderson, william W.
Trgh Cuarlcs T. Wright, Jesse Pocock, YIN.
and John J. jackson. The honorary pal
bearer were DR.. }. Thomas Payne, DIR. JOIN
w. Barton, MeSsrs. Thomas II. Wiley. Samud
Deets. John K. K,rkwond and Joseph Multi
neaux. There was Very large attendance.
Il. s, Nj.
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A Good Excursion.

ABERDEEN, July 31.-Charies Neale, aged
o months, only son OF DR.. CharIes II. an
Z iZdbeth K. Krete, oi aberdeen, d,ed o.
cholera infantum on saturday last, and wa
buried on Monday morning ut III o'clock
Raw. ]. +. Bags, pastor OF Grace N. Il
Church South. ABERDEEN, conducted the ser.
virns, assisted by Rev. X. w. II. Weech. Rev
J. L. Amos and Rev. David .lamison. The il.
term mt beng made at BukeI' ,cenrtery. he
pail bearers were GIason Rit. rs, Georg; III II.
ring. Earle Jacobs and Albert Swinel"y.
The excursion given laSf FRIDAY by the E :.
worth League at Grace NJ. e. Church 81 ut I
Aberdeen, 10 Colchester via steamer susqu :.
hanna, from Havre de- Glacr, was II dec ie
success Aboutone hundred NC rsons were III the
party. The Aberdeen Fire Department Band
accompanied the '.rowd and gave h concert oil
the boat going and returning. The weather
was tine and the trip down the buy was delis hit.
full aud enjoyed by all.
Rev. L. q. MArtin. of Royal Oak. Talbo.
county, is visiting relatives Ut Aberueen.
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The Police Courts.

George Smith, Jr., colored, WIS arrested by
Bailf Lingan on Thursday charged with
being habitually dsorderly. Hewas commit ed
for Court by Justice Norris in default of $500
security.
Edward Bond, colored, was taken before
Justice Norris on Friday charged with fast
driving upon the streets OF Bel Air and fined
IS and costs.
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Cole HRnnenimgs.

COLE. July 3l.-The long looked for rain ar.
rived this section un the 25th, and has gre I
Iy helped corn and tomatoes, which are lock.
ing well.
Messrs. X. +. and G. H. Mitchell are fitting az
their large canning house and getting ready
for the large pack which they expect t. hgnd.t
this season. Several pieces OF new machiIrrg
necessary Tor tier business are beng put
positio".
Miss Grace McGaw. of Baltimore. who has
been spending some timo W n her aunt, Mrs
Cover Cole, is now visiting friends i'll a berdcen.
bir. and MS. Cover n. Cole and Miss Fannie
McGaw have returned home rom Il Trip 10
Ocean Grove. New York aud Niagara.
Miss Jennie mitchell and Hiss Minnie Gallup
have returned from Il weeks trip to atlantic
City. instead of Ocean Grove. as " at stated last
week.
Mr.. Milton Kirby and family, of Philadelphia,
are visiting MIR. aud Mrs. Thomas E. Kirby.
IIRERrN RII
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From RrntIenl,amoI,.

PRADENBAUGH july 3I.-Mr. William Day
and family spent sunday last with Mrs. Mamie
MullineauX.
NJ .sses Viola and Blanche Baync, with their
great-aunt, Miss Sarah MullineauX, of Govuns-
town. are visiting tn ir grandfather, Mt.
joseph MullineauN, near tiradenbaugh.
Mr.. Frank Street, had quite IL social gather
ing on Saturday evening, at his home near
Sh 'w>ville.
Miss Lulu Strawhridge. of NOrrisville. spent
last week with friends near RradanbauQh.
Mr.. George Montgomery, Sr., and so q enrg".
Jr., at kingsvI!ie. pad short visit to fri+I.ds
of this neigh borhood last week. PENN
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Daniel Scott.

Mr.. Daniel Scott, one Of the best-known
residents of Hartford county, died at his home
near Eel Air on Sunday night, aged sew nty-
five years. He was u son OF the late Ohio
Scott, who was one of the abb est jurists of
Msrylsnd. The deceased was u member of
the Hartford bar, but had not practiced for
many gears, devoting his time to farming aud
the management OF his large property, be be-
ing one OF the wealthiest men In the county.
He was a widower, his wife having died sew
eral years ago. One daughter, MIS-. Amanda
Calwell, wife of Mr.. J. 3. Calwell, OF the Bal
timore bar, survives him. His funeral took
place on Tuesday morning, the interment be-
ing made in st. lguatius Cemetery, Hickory,
q requiem mass being celebrated by Rev.
Father Frederick. The pall-bearers were
Mssfrs. Them IS IL. Robinson, William $. For
wood, Jr., j. ). Richardson, Jr., q. Smith
Norris, Judge James ID. Walters and DIR. Z
Hall Richardson.
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a Painful Accident.

Miss Mary Richardson was painfully injured
| on Sunday by hting thrown from her buggy.
she was On her way to attend services at ST.
lgnatius Church aud was descending the steep
hill at Hollands Run, when the buggy ran
forward upon the horse, Tightening him and
causing him 10 run OF. He dashed of, Iuu-
il z at fu spe' all the way from the run to
the church. Miss Richardson, although badly
frighter,d, r.t.ined her presence of mind suf-
ficieutly to keep the horse In the road. He
dashed into the urctS ard, and striking a
boardwalk which l. elevated considerably
above the ground, overturned the buggy and
threw the lady ont. Size fell upon her head,
which was har'h cu brraNIug her collar bone
and she WIS., q har"i-e hIuis4d and injured.
MIR. John Cam hapfeu-t Ia he present and
ran to h-r a,si>tu'.ce. AID WAS procured and
Frederick aud Dr.. + H2l Hich.r Ison was
sent for. .,tur ,llves We're app and the
lady was removed To h-r h"rne hear the toll
gate, upon II int'trs, H. l. probable that
weeks. AS the uusgJ upset the top was
broken off as completely al II it had been cut
off. Investigation as to the cause OF the acct
dent showed that the holdback straps had
only been wrapped around the shafts and not
run through the keeper, and there was moth
log to prevent the vehicle from pushing for
ward upon the horse.
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BagIey Chat.

BAGLEY. August Mss Lille V. Blgey
has returned home after visit To friends and
relatives in Baltimore county.
The business injecting Oh the Epworth League
of Friendship Church. which was hello i'll I'll,
church on Tuesday night. July ;iisr. wds y. ~
well attended Much u,lness IS transacted
The league will he held as usual Sunday night
In Friendship Church.
NJ. Charles b g;ay Sp Mt Thursday of Insl
week in Harper's Ferry
The JUNIOR Christian EGdn ,vor Society OF
Union chapel held ST, aiil at the home III NJ, :
N ]. Robinson, July TTtn. 1t W Is largely az.
tended and quite II success. Thn society i.
progressing rdp.dly under tho charge oi Mev
James n. Straughn. The newly elected officers
are ~ follows: President. Irene --agl-N: Vice
President DIVA Robinson; Secretary, lr.n.
Corbin; Treasurer. Dora Davis. Wehopp many
more Junior tndeavorers viii be organized.
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SC4RB)RO, August 1.-Hiss Scarborough, OF
Delta. Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. p. J. Scaroor-
Cugn.
Mrs. william Channel, of Baltimore, is visit
ing her sster-in-Iaw. Mrs. Thomas H. HUH.
dr. u. L. Bailey AMI wife are ut their resi-
dence here for the summer.
Mr.. Thomas Galley has moved Il new saw
mill into John X. p les woods to replace the
one burned June Gtn.
The ladies of Ascension Church will bold
their festival i'll J. $. Carers grove, Saturday,
AupIIsl 4 l. BRUCE.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered bp Our Gorrespon ,is cts.
Churchville Personals.

CHURCHvILLE. August 2.--Mfs. He:ty Har-
Ism and Ass Pansy Harlan, of BaitimGy., are
AT Mrs NJ. X. Harlan's.
Rev. William H. Smith, of Philadelphia is
spending his vacation with his family ut their
CO. taKr Here.
Miss Beulah Hanson is visiting relatives at
Aberdeen.
Miss r. Jane Anderson is ut Mr.. p. f. ID lll's,
in Bet Air.
MRS. William Colburn. of Jersey City, is Mt
the rectory.
Mrs. Swartz is with Miss Rebecct Wo7lsrv
ASCASICS.