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The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-23
A TEXAS WONDER
HANS Great Discovery.

One small bottle of Halls Great Dis
eovery cures all kidney and bladder trou-
oIes. removes gravel cures isbetes, sem
maj emissions, weak and lame backs.
rheumatism ard all irregularities Of the
A2oneys and bladder in both men and wo-
men. regulates bladder troubles IN chill
oFen II not sold BY your druggist viii
pc sent BY mai on receipt OF 81. One small
cottte Is two months treatment. and VIII
S.0e any case above mentioned DR.. z
" Han, sole manufacturer. P. o. BOZ
=. 81 Louis. No. Send for testimonials.
Sold by all druggists and solomons Co..
savannah, Ca.
Read This.
Dothen, Ala. July Is, 1899.
DR.. z. ". HAIL ST. Louis. Mo.-Dear
SIR; We have been selling your Texas
wonder. Halls Great Discovery, for two
years and recommend Il to any one suf-
Iering with any kidney trouble as being
the best remedy we ever sold. Yours
truly. J r. YOUNG.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-23

Miss Marie Sweet OF Denver, daughter
of Col. o. J. Sweet Governor OF the suiu
archipelago. has received from the Sultan
of sulu a present OF two magnificent
pearls. The pearls were shipped in ci-
gar box, and accompanying them was a
letter on parchment in the sanscrit Ian
guage, written by the Sultan with his
own hand. This is said to be the first
letter the Sultan has ever written to a
woman. What he said in the letter is as
yet secret, for obvious reasons. II
may be that he has invited the American
girl TO go to Suu and share his throne.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-23

Two years or so ago the Missouri Leg
lslature passed law designed to tax de-
partment stores out OF existence The
first time the law got into the courts Il
was killed as dead as door nail. on the
ground of unconstitutlonaiity. Notwlth-
standing this the Legislature Is now
considering. aud the Senate has passed
a similar bill following along the same
lines. The new bill divides merchandise
ana commodities into twenty-five groups.
ana requires an annual license Zee OF 500
for each group Country general stores
are. Of course. excepted from The opera
lions N the proposed law, notwithsand-
lng tho cts department store o. merely
an e.abmati0u " the cross roaio general
store.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-23

Women who insist upon wearing shoes
that are too small for them should take
warning from the case OF a young woman
OF Waterbury. Conn, who is suffering
from blood poisoning and lies at the point
Of death. Her physician says tight shoes
were the oause Of the trouble. The extreme
pressure stopped the circulation and
caused the feet 20 swell. Inflammation
ensued and spread rapidly. despite the
efforts OF medical attendants. An opera
ton has been performed, but tetanus and
death are feared.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-23

An educational qualification for the cleo
tive franchise has been adopted by the
Legislature Of Washington. The new
election Law provides that no one shall
hereafter be admitted TO the suffrage who
cannot read and write the English Ian
guage. The Legislature has also adopted
United States senators by direct vote of
the people.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-23

A New York court was some time ago
asked TO rule, in a suit for damages
against a street car company, that wear
ing long skirt was contributory negll-
sence on the part OF the woman plaintiff
The court has declined to do any such
thing. and in its decision says women may
wear skirts of any length they please
without forfeiting their right to collect
damages In case OF injury by common
carriers.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-23

It is reported that bill will be intro
duced into the next Congress to give a
pension of 5000 year 90 the widow of
Ex-President Harrison. Mrs. Grant and
Mrs. Garfield receive pensions OF 5000
year. and the argument is that the gov
eminent should deal as literally with the
widow of Gen. Harrison. 1t is the I'M
Outstanding that Gen. Harrison left his
widow a fortune OF about 100000 and a
home IN Indianapolis. This is sufficient
for her and her child to live on comfort
ably. In former days pension was a
sum paid by the government to persons
IN need. Now Il seems TO be regarded
In the light OF rake-on to be grabbed
by anybody with a suficlent pull n Mrs.
Harrison needed pension there would be
no objection 10 her having one.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-23

s.ozs Of tAs young ravzl ozoers IN
Washington have he'd = mock eoars q
honov OF the case Of the breaking OF Of
he erEzgeuent betwee1 Lssut- E5ss and
Mss Pauld-n, the niecs Of Senator De
PsE. oy The last NAMED u this court
testimony was produced 10 show that the
animus % Senate. DspeE against the
yong o6cer vas that The latter EOuldn'G
laugh Al TIE formers Jokes E5ie. i was
testified was the cavalier % his lsdy-love
every evening. bat the Senator persisted
IN coming into ene pa-lor and playing the
roe C father CT TIE family. feeling Il
Incumbent upon hlzss1t to keep the young
people amused vita his stories Edie
1idz't care much Tor stories. and less for
The Seniors presence lie wanted .
get him OFT. and thought the best plan
would Il 20 freeze him with pOliteness.
After lie Senator had cracked a number
Of his choicest chestnuts. without the re-
turn 90 even a dry grin from Eide. he
reached the conclusion that the young
men Uust be STUPID Then he Eaxed
angry, and bounced The lieutenant as his
nisce's sfzznced iove-.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-23

In the Arizona Legislature some days
ago one OF the members. IN the course
Of a speech, made use OF the word mig
ger" Tho coiorod janitor OF the cap-
itol heard the speech. ana became very
indignant M the Insult 20 the race" No
be posted on ana wrote o letter 10 D.
newspaper ln which De- took the member
90 talk. Now. che LEGISLATURE did not
Ike the idea ~ brng censured by o.
negro luniior Ho BE- called him up. road
MIN q ieelufe. and nred him out u bis
l9h.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-23

The administration favors fixing the
Chinese indemnity at lump sum, OF say
500. 900. 900. and dividing it into eight parts.
Of which the United States would receive
one That would make our Chinese in
demnity S25.OO00Oo. But would the Powers
agree to the lump sum being divided into
eight equal parts?
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-23

The Indications for Georgia to-day are
for fair and warmer weather on the
coast. rain elsewhere. light TO fresh south
cry winds; and for Eastern Florida, fair
weather. warmer In northern portion. light
90 fresh southerly winds.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-23

a circular has beer issued giving rea-
sons why The General Convention of the
Episcopal Church should not be held this
year in San Francisco. II IS shown that
il would cost each de-ezate $40 travelling
expenses 10 make the Tip from Chicago.
and if The delegate started from the At
lantic coast the cost would be $50 more.
The convention viii Be In session prob
ably three weeks The trip going and
coming viii require ter to twelve days.
In other words. more than q months time
viii be used up. The number of both
clergymen and Iaymen who can afford
the time and money for such a trip
Is limited. There are three bishops and
tYenty-four deputies west Of the
Rocky Mountains that would at
tend the convention. If the meet
ing were held in the East the
travelling expenses of these twenty-seven
delegates would amount TO about 1900.
Should it be held IN san Francisco the
COST TO the delegates on the Atlantic side
OF the Colorado would be not less than
10000.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-23

Edwin A. Abbey, who has been commits
stoned by King Edward to paint a pic
ture of the coronation scene, is an Amer
lean. He was born in Philadelphia in
ls52, and received his artistic training
in that city.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-23
CURRENT COMMENT.

The San Juan porto Rico) News in
dulges in this bit af sarcasm: DIR. Bar
bosa must tighten his censorship upon
the expression Of opinion by his Repub.
lican followers. No good Republican
should be allowed to think-much less to
talk. There should be a larger force than
fifty armed Republicans to attack any
man like Vicente Vina of Lares, who in
sists upon speaking his mind upon the
Hollander law. The Republican leaders
will find it difficult to keep intelligent
noses fastened to the grindstone when
the mill is turned 50 rapidly"
The Philadelphia North American says:
"Russia's reply to the Powers who want
90 know what negotiations she is con-
Quoting with China, is that It is none
OF their business. Russia, says a high
official in St. Petersburg, is a great
Power, and has the right to hold nego-
tiations with any other government, and
nc other Power has the right 90 inter-
fere. When she has Manchuria fast in
her grip Russia may satisfy the imperti-
nent curiosity Of her neighbors."
The New York Press says 1T is an
nounced that the Duke and Duchess OF
CORNWALL anu 1OFk nave uiaue the dread-
ful mistake Of sailing for their colonial
tour on a steam yacht too small to carry
enough wine FOR the voyage Agents will
have to tag around after her and replen-
ish the supply at various ports. II H. a
great mistake to imagine that royalty re-
lieved It's owners Of all the small annoy
ances OF life. They. too, have their trou-
bles."
Senator Bacon. OF Georgia, intends 10
make a visit 70 the Philippine Islands On
his own account Ia order 10 make him
Helf acquainted with the political ana 90
clal conditions prevailing in the arclhpci-
aEo. n b 40 be- hoped that he VIII ho
able 90 brinR hack more Trustworthy tn-
IL unntl0n tnan was obtained hy senator
Heycridgo. of Indiana, 90 similar 81
rand ~ the Philippines.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-23
MONTGOMERY
THUNDERBOLT

IHUNDERBOLT
Car leaves Bolton street junction $50
a m. and every thirty minutes thereafter
until L:30 p. m.
Car leaves Thunderbolt at SEQ a. m.
and every thirty minutes thereafter until
1900 midnight, for Bolton street june
ton.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-23
LAND PLASTER. LAND PLASTER,

PRICES $3.50 PER TON
OR LESS FOR LARGE QUANTITIES.
FOR ALL KIND OF CROPS.
BUENA VISTA LAND PLASTER.
Purest, Cheapest as a Commercial Fer
telizer
SEND FOR OUR PAMPHLET,
showing how to use and what results
have been obtained by its use everywhere.
on all kinds of crops.
ANALYSIS.
Loss on ignition, moisture, etc..........1sN
SlIlca -..-..--..-... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 002
Oxide of iron and alumina. ............. O55
Lime .-.....................33M
Mashesla '......''.--'........-.-.. Trace
baEyta Trace
Sulphurlc acid ............................
ISIS
CAROLINA PORTLAND CEMENT CO.,
1876 East Bay St, Charleston, s. c.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-23
FREIGT AND PARCEL CAR.

FREIGT AND PARCEL CAR.
This car carries trailer for passengers
on all trips and leaves east side OF city
market for Isle of Hope, Thunderbolt
and all intermediate points at 500 a. m.
100 p. m. 500 p. m.
Leaves Isle of Hope for Thunderbolt.
City Market and all intermediate points
al 600 a. m, Hoo a. m, 2:4O p. m.
WEST END CAR
Car leaves west side of City Market
for West End 600 a. m. and every 40
minutes thereafter during the day until
u;30 p. m.
Leaves West End at $40 a. m. and ev-
cry 40 minutes thereafter during the day
until y 100 o. clock midnight.
LUCIEN MCINTYRE Gen. Manager.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-02-10

D. Chicago,
Park Gate Hotel Chicago Ill.,
Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio:
GenhemenI thank you heartily sample bottle
Peruna prescribed for daughter Miss E. l. Husfon
sadly had proved utterly hopeless
couraged Nothing her would give appetite
shock received years prosaed her. All the conua-
and ades of brother physicians had good until
Pernna advised
"he eat heartily Of solid 0odshe had beeH not Hv
ing, liquids; good troubled
nensruaon easy comfortable suffered snenor-
and oYaritis. She is the third bottle.
wish this letter could the whole world for the sake
brother physicians patients discouraged
nobody's patients
With ali my heart thank you Your wonderful medicine has
my daughter grave prescribing along
Wells, m. D.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-02-10
CITY IN 2 3IEF.

Mr.. rogers OF Cheney was visitor. in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Fred ". Dold left last evening fer
a brief business visit at Topeka.
Mrs. Jacob stoder Of Emporia IS in the
city visiting with Col. and Mrs. NJ. NJ
Murdock.
John Kiefner Of Garden Plain was in
the city yesterday doing business with a
number of the business men.
Mrs. Harry Woods and daughter. Kath-
ryn, have returned to their home IN Well
tngton after a visit in the city.
p J. Conklin left last night for st. Jo-
seph on a business trip. He Will return
to the city within a short time
A number Of horses were down on the
streets last night owing 10 the ice Their
drivers had a hard time in getting them
Up.
Superintendent Charles D. Darrigrand.
Of the Dold Packing company, has re-
turned from a several days business trip
east.
some OF the trains from the north were
late yesterday morning As result Of the
storm The night trains were running
near the schedule time.
Saturday shoppers were numerous yes
terday. The bright sunshine q the day
brought them out The day was a relief
after the storm Of Friday.
Mss Daisy Faies returned home tbs
week from a visit in Kansas Clty. VIII
there she attended the performance OF
sarah Bernhar5t IN L'Aiglou.
Twenty i've thousand individuals IN
Wichita yesterday: Tn net feeling well.' y
Ar. clark, a prominent citizen of Pea
body. was IN the CITY yesterday
Mr.. Thompson Deem formerly r tbs
city died in Newton wednesday r "A
erlppe ~ the age OF r. Re vas the
father u D. II. Deem OF tAis e!ty.
AI-. oscar shirk has purchased q Is
rael Bros. the property at zl7 Matthew
son avenue as an investment The prop
ertv Win be fpfIv repaired ~ AIr. sli
befs-e ne win orer Il far rent
The Tuesday afternoon seTiE ecety
held ther a-st meeting with BIS Ls
9HI- ~ III south Topeka avenue. 1fa
afternoon was spent vits fancy work an5
conversation. Eeegfshments Ws-@ served
C. r. D8wd. a conductor On tte santa
Fe fs -.s.ur oat c.Esrs oTer the arrive.
os q ten-pcuns eri e hie home II thiz
-f.---nthrss News MIS- Dswa was oacs
wlehHa younE ia1y. beng known IS
Mss Genevieve Costello
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-02-10
POUNDED
HIS DESK
TO PIECES
Hard Time 10 Keep Order in
Oklahoma Legislature.
THIRTY-F0URTH DAY ENDS
Without the Passage of Any
thing but Resolution.
UP TO THIRD READING
Many Bills Materially Ad0anc-
in Lower House.
UP TO THIRD READING

Guthrie 0. T. Feb. s.-The council held
no session today. but the house put in
its best Hcksv both in the forenoon and
afternoon sessions While two bills were
passed 10y the house. yet the thirty-dfth
legislative day wiz have gone hence
Without a single bill having got through
both houses. as the council has adjourn
ed vntn Monday afternoon. The only re-
taxation from arduous toll was whe nthe
house got into a turmoil over the cues
ton Of adjournment A majority wished
20 adjourn until Monday at 2 o'clock Mr..
Jones was In the chair and in trying 10
reduce the refractory crowd TO order he
he hammered the top nearly off his desk
the head finally flying Oft the handle Of
the gavel, smashing a glass on the speak
ers desk. and narrowly missing mem
bers head order was finally restored
und Tom Reid just naturally persuaded
The majority to be good and the house
adjourned until the customary hour after
dinner
II would be unfair 70 say that the as
sembly has perfected no legislative work
It has The governors private secretary
was announced in the afternoon and he
passed to the reading clerk q communi-
cation reciting in formal terms the mo
ment1us fact that the chic fexecutive
had attached his signature TO house cur
rent resolution No. .. asking that cong
ress Of the United States t1 donate 20 the
territory the buildings and two sections
= ,1-r
military reservation in woodward coun-
g. II is not very much for thirty-nine
Bble bodied legislators with the officers
Bnd clerks attendant. to grind out in
fhirty-hve days, but 1T is something, and
s. the present legislature does nothing
else, # win have House Current Resolu-
tion 10 2 10 its credit.
The only bin introduced ia the house
today was House Bin No 20l. an act
locating a university preparatory school
at cost Of $1,000 at Tonkawa- Kay
county. The money for the erection Of
she building is TO be raised by levying a
tax Of one-ffth of q mil on the taxable
property in the territory for two years
This is another step in the public building
lheme and it is gentle hint to the
Cave dwelleIs" that the Mound biuld-
ers" are not dead or even asleep. but on
the contrary, are peUiciously active and
are strengthening their forces preDara-
tory TO q grand assault ali along the line.
The speaker called uD bills on third
rea7ine and final passage and action
tvas had on the following measures:
TIoue Bm No. S4, by s8Ir. snigg. an act
entitled an act to amend section ]. article
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-02-10
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
Interesting Disposition OF some In
teresting Litigation.

Interesting DlspOsAGkOd oA 9OAHS m
teresting Litigation.
Guthrie, O. T., Feb 9.-The supreme
court of the territory, now in session In
this city, handed down the following
opinions at the close of the session yes
! terday evening.
BY Chief Justice Burford:
George R. Barse Live Stock company
vs.. J. NJ. McBinster and Thomas AIcKin-
eter, Woods county; reamrmed IN part
and reversed in part and judgment rem
dered in this court.
BY Justice Burwell:
Chicago Building and Manufacturing
company VS. Pewthers. Payne county; af-
frmed, all concurring.
Trin1bie ct al VS.. Minnesota Thresher
company; Garfield county; affirmed; all
concur.
Conrad Mas vs.. Territory Of Oklaho-
ma, Blaine county; affirmed; all concur.
Chicago Building and Manufacturing
company vs.. Kirby, Payne county; affirm
cd; all concur.
BY Justice Irwin:
O. w Annis VS.. Maggie Bell, Payne
county affirmed; eli concur.
2. NJ Fuikerson VS.. A. p. Kilgore, Kay
county; affirmed: ali concur.
BY Justice McAtee:
D NJ. Goodrich VS. T w. Williamson
and Oklahoma National Bank, Oklahoma
county modified and reaf1rmed; all Jus
tces concurring except Burwen, trial
judge.
n w. Durham vs. County Treasurer Of
Pottawatomle county. VS. Henry Under
man, ". S. Fields and others. Pottawa-
tonne county; reafirned all concurrng
except Burwen, trial jhdge.
J. c. Jones, vs.. the Chicago Building
and Manufacturing company, Payne
county; affirmed. all concurring except
Burford, trial Judge.
J. NJ. Monroe and J. W. Young vs., Earl
Beebe Canadian county; application for
writ of mandamus disallowed; all con-
curing.
Milo IT. Aldrich vs. schoo5 District IS
Payne county. remanded with directions
C. Z. Brakeheld VS.. James Z. Lucas,
Canadian county; reversed and remanded
all concurring.
Territory cf Oklahoma VS.. school Dis
triet No. So Of Oklahoma county: reversed
and remauded. al concurring except
Burford, trial Judge.
MllNa0 AiCLlUIe vs.. y W. Johnson
Oklahoma county; reconsidered and reaf-
frmed. all concurring.
chicago building and Manufacturing
company Us. ". p. Lyon, Payne county;
reversed and remandea all concurrng
except Burford, trial Judge
Geo w. Allen vs.. Howard Reed, Thos
Kearse ct al, Grant county; dissenting
opinion Of BTcAtee that application for
writ he denied, Irwin concurring
". ". Baker vs.. Nichols & Shepard
company. Blaine county; reversed, all
concur.
BY Justice Hainer:
John w Light VS. George ". Conover,
Canadian county; reversed and remand
ed; au concurring except Burford, dis
sentins.
Robert Morford KS. Territory Of Okla
homa. Payne county; affirmed, all concur
except Burford. trial judge
School District no. 81 Of Kiugfsher
county vs.. Susie Trotter Klng6sher eoun-
tg affirmed, all concurring except Irwin,
trial Judge
Raney- Alton Mercantile company VS.. p
IT Watson. Noble c5unty; reversed ana
rernau5ed. all c0nourring.
Ex-parte John Curtis. habeas corpus
Canadian county: writ denied; Ell concur
except Irwin trial judge
In re G. G. Epley T. T. BovirEt7n ard
Frank T. Halter, habeas corpus. Garfield
county: writ granted; au concur except
NcAtca. trial judge
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-02-10
NERVOUS PEOPLE
Read the Following Extract Prem One
of Dr.. Harnnan-s Lectures.

Read the Following Extract From One
of DR.. Hariinan's Lectures.
Or. Hartman, president Of The Hart
man Sanitariun. in a recent lecture,
stated the following;
.sThe first difficulty I meet with IN the
proper treatment Of nervous prosuauon
is TO get my patients rid Of the many
nervines, stimulants and sedatives 10
which they have usually become aceus-
toned before consulting me. IL would
be difficult 20 over-estirnate the damage
these drugs do in such cases. Bromides.
valerinates, ohlorsl, opium n every
form. caffeine, cocaine, and many others
are all alike Of great injury and Of ne
possible good.
ITO get ali these and many other almi-
lar remedies from the patient and PEE
rama in their stead is the Arst thiag %
be accomplished. shortly after PsroHa
is begun the appetite becomes regular,
the sleep natural, and every dissgrecable
symptom improved. Peruna Is . perfec.
specihc for these cases and IS absolutely
invincibie. There are no failures where
these directions are faithfully followed.
The Improvement is prompt aud the
patient can rest assured that a porfec,
cure VIII follow persistent use of e..
"Peruna contains no phosphorous,
strychnine, or quinine 20 temporarily
exalt the nervous system, but acts per-
manently BY restoring the normal con-
dihons. II contains no narcotic OF seda-
tive, and does not derange the action of
any bodily function during its use"
Mrs. a. F. Howe, Worthy Matron of
the Chicago Chapter, No. i6l, of the
Order Of the Eastern star. writes from
80 Rush street, Chicago. as follows.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-02-10
SERIOUS
WORK OF
TWO BOYS
Drank Wood Alcohol and Are
at Deaths Door,
WERE F0UNDUNC0NSGI0US
Near the Rock Island Depot
at North Enid.
ONE OF THE YOUNG MEN
Is the Son of SyI Dixon Well
Known to Kansas Men.
ONE OF THE YOUNG MEN

Enid, o. T, Feb. s-Yesterday evening
about 6 o'clock two 16-year-old boys were
found near the Rock Island depot lying
in a semi-conscious condition. They
proved to be the sons Of syl Dixon and
a Mr.. Glenellen OF North Enid. At first
they were supposed to be on just plain
drunk. but further developments show
that they had stolen quart Of wood al
cohol from the Glenellen boys sister,
which she had purchased to use IN some
decorating work, ana they are in a seri-
Gus condition and may die
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-02-10
A MOTHER WHO is A DOCTOR
Tells How Her Beautiful Daughter Was Saved From
The

Or. Wells daughter, Ethelyn Leslie
Huston, was late associate editor Of
Brann's Iccnoclast, and IS now on the
editorial stan OF the Chicago Chronicle.
She says:
81 Have used Peruns for nerve ex-
hauSfon snd lack o. appetite. find Il
Invaluable. .''-E1hsIyn Leslie Huston.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-02-10
nrs. vvinelovy's soothing ~vrnn

Fas been used for ever FIFTY YEARS
b. MILLIONS or MOTHERS f3r their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHISG. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT sOOTHEs tho
CHILD sOFTENs the GUMS. ALLAYs
all PATN. CURES WIND collie and fs
the best remedy for DfARRHcEA 50
by druggists iu every part ~ t1e world
Be sure snd ask Tor 6rs Wigs'ow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-02-10

Is so perfect 8 healer for al cases Of car
tsrrh. have often used II myself. and
I have induced q number of my friends
70 take it. 1t IL Indeed a friend g.
women, alleviating the pains peculiar to
the sex. and restoring them 90 strength
and health Mrs. A. i. Howe.
Insist upon having Peruna. There sre
no substitutes. Peruns cures by rcmov-
ine the cause. Nature does tho rost.
Address Dr. Hartman. Columbus, Ohio,
for free literature on catarrh.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-02-10

"Perunats q rum-
edy worthy of the
highest praise. 10
strengthens th q
weak organs by
systemattcaily
building them up,
and never, a. sp
many nerve tonic
do, bringing dlsa
ter by over stinu-
lauon and excite
ment.
"Thcrels no omedl-
afuaf frnf..r- ..frE.-a