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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-02-08
Carriage Factory May Open.

Prospects are exceedingly
bright for revival of operations
at the carriage factory. This
large and valuable plant has
been lying idle for years, and be-
sides being a reminder Of the
blow its closing was to the city,
it has made others wary Of start
ing an enterprise. E. E. Will
son, who represents the present
owners, is authority for the state
ment that two young and ehter-
prising business men have vir-
tually closed deal looking to
the purchase and operation of
the plant. Those gentlemen
will be in Corvallis to personally
investigate the property and
local advantages early in March.
Mr.. Wilson has spared no
time nor pains 10 fully inform
the prospective purchasers upon
all matters concerning which
they sought information. They
seemed quite anxious to know
what facilities Corvallis could
offer in the way of schools and
churches. Expert workmen will
be required in the factory and it
is probable that they will be
men of families, good schools
and numerous churches will be
a great inducement to them tc
come here.
The growing appreciation in
the East for Oregon oak as ma.
terial for making wagons, has at:
tracted the attention of those in.
terested in this field to the tao.
tory at Corvallis. An item Of
greatest expense in wagon mak-
ing is freight. BY building
these vehicles where the lumber
entering into their construction
is grown, this expense is OBJ.
waited and a nice profit is in
sight. The purpose is to make
all the parts of a wagon here;
except the hubs. An Innovation
Twill be the manner of construct.
ing the beds. Heretofore, fiji
was used exclusively. It has
been discovered that larch which
grows in profusion along the
line of the G. & E., is quite a:
good for this purpose and i:
much lighter, thereby removing
the great objection to the use o
i fir.
The fact that the factory ha.
failed twice heretofore, is no
discouraging to the new pro
moters of the enterprise. The,
/ have been made familiar witt
the splendid advantages Offered
by this section, and the cause o
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-02-08
Letter List.

For week ending February 2, 1901.
Persons calling for these letters will
please state date on which they were
advertised. They will be charged at the
rate of one cent each.
G E Avery, Miss Effie Brown, J c
Clark, J B Fuller, Willie Heinrich, Mrs
Pearl Hunt, Rev II Hansen, Miss Clary
Howard, w H Ish, R Logan, w Fl
Millhollen, E Meeker, Ray Ottenherg.
Ben Olson, Mrs w Phillips, Mrs John
Schlaober, A G Sounds, Henry Sievers,
w A Thompson, Mrs Maggie Taylor.
b. W. JOHNSON, P. M.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-02-08
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1901.

For fue skirt Innings andi for shirt
waits. Twelve shade. 30 cents per
yard.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-02-08
Pianos and Organs for Sale.

Call at residence in Wilkins Addition
and see samples of high grade pianos
and organs just unlocked. Can give bar
gains on goods of the highest merit as
they are shipped direct from the factory
thus saving middle mems profits and
giving the benefit of this economy to
patrons. All invited to inspect goods.
MoRDAUNT A. GooDNoUGH. :
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-02-08
Real Estate Transfers.

f Wilkinson to A Hamilton,
24o acres near Monroe; So, 400.
J R Chandler to David Cath
cart, 2o3 acres in Alsea valley;
$1,000.
John Hamilton to Vim Hug
gins, 2 acres near Monroe; $35,
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-02-08
so we'll received that the manage
mant was compelled to arrange for

sO Well TeColVeu IHdI tuo udllaSe-
ment was compelled to arrange for
a second performance Of his great
masterpiece, which will be had to-
morrow "Wednesday night, when
another crowded house is assured" !"
From the Statesman, Salem, Feb
ruary 5.
"Quo Vadis," will be produced
by this eminent company of play
ers at the Opera House tomorrow
evening, February 8. "Quo Vadis'
is a play that will make people
that witness it better for having
done so. Prices of admission, 35,
so and IS cents.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

"HE Colorado Desert is being wiped
from the map of California. and IN
its place there is growing up very
rapidly an extensive. prosperous
and wealthy community that viii
IN the next few years add many millions
TO the assessment roll. of the State. many
thousands Of names to the Great Register
and one more TO the family of counties.
In the Beginning.
About fifty years ago Dr. Wozencraft
Of San Bernardino commenced an invest-
cation Of a project to reclaim this desert
by means Of water taken from the Colo
rado River. lie presented has plans to
Congress, asking for a grant of the lands
70 be reclaimed.
In 1855 the Committee on Public Lands
in the House Of Representatives reported
favorably On the concessions asked for.
About the same time the State of Cali
fornia conditOnally surrendered its claim
TO the lands in that country-lands that
were absolutely of no value.
Engineers reported to both the State
and the National Governments endorsing
the plans proposed by Dr. Wozencraft,
which contemplated a heading on the
Colorado River. at what was known as
the Hanlon Heading and the use of the
Carter River channel through lower Cali
fornia to convey the water Of the Colo
rado River to the lands to be irrigated.
Other Business
Soon after this the civil war broke out
and the project was necessarily aban-
doned.
DR.. Wozencraft evidently lived about
half a century too soon. Had he sue
ceeded in getting his grant from Congress
and interesting capital to construct his
expensive works there is no doubt
that an attempt TO have coIonized these
lands at that time would have been a
failure
Land, Water and Man.
Land without water has no value: wa
ter without land has no value and water
and land without man to utilize them
have no value.
The great question in reclaiming the
Colorado delta has been. would the man
come along and utilize the land and wa
ter when they were brought together?
Magnitude of the Enterprise.
This Colorado delta is the largest body
Of arid land susceptible of irrigation to be
found in the United States and has a
more than abundant supply of water N
the Colorado River to frrigate the same
In this delta there are fully 100000 acres
Of choice land that can be irrigated in the
State Of California, and 100000 acres more
that can be irrigated across the line in
Lower California
claimable and the irreclaimable. The re.
claimable desert consists Of fertile soil
that is desert only because of it's aridity
Plenty Of water win convert such a desert
into fertile fields. The irreclaimable des.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

about sixteen miles south of Imperial
Here is to be found the headquarters of
the California Development Company in
a large. double, adobe building. A general
merchandise store is also to be found
here and the town only a few weeks old
is growing finely. :.
The town of Paringa is plated, but no
improvements have been made there yet
1t is located midway between the other
two towns
The town of Imperial is located about
twenty-eight miles south of the Southern
Pacific Railroad, and is connected with
that road by daily stage line.
Railroads to Be Built.
The Los Angeles Imperial and Arizona
Railway Company will be Incorporated
very soon to build about 400 miles of rail-
road. This road is planned to be built
from Yuma westward through the Impe-
rial Settlements via Calexico, Paringa and
Imperial toward Los Angeles, and will be
either extended to that city or connected
with some other standard gauge railroad
that will make satisfactory connection
with the southern metropolis. There will
then be one branch line built
northward from Imperial to con-
meet with the Southern Pacific
and another branch line southwark
from Calexico to the head of the Gulf Of
California. The road from the Southern
Pacific to Imperial, thence to Calexico
will be graded during the coming winter
and will be put in active running order
soon thereafter.
In addition to this railroad enterprise
the building of which is now assured
although little has been said about it-ths
people of San Diego are moving to build
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22
A Telephone System
Trade in WhiSkerS OF Mice
and Bears Eyebrows

6FHE business done in mouse whiskers
is considerable this year. for they
y are used in the making of the won
derful new fly for hshermen-the
new gray gnat." And they are expen-
sive-nearly two cents per whisker. Trout
rise very much better at mouse wbiske-
flies than at the same "gnat'' dressed
in jinglecock hackles, which look much
like them.
The trade of artificial fly making is the
lightest-fngered business in the world
and it is not one man or woman out of
5000 who can learn to tie flies. These
tyers are remarkable for the beauty and
delicacy of their. hands, and onlv tba
cleverest Of fingers can deal with the
"niggling work of knotting hairs that
can hardly be seen.
In making fly the earth has to be
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

ert is composed of sand, gravel and
powders. and can never be made of any
value by the application of water.
The Colorado delta is composed of the
most fertile soil to be found in the world,
not even excepting the celebrated valley
Of the Nile The soil is a sedimentary
deposit brought down by the waters of
the Colorado River while it was at work
digging out the Grand Canyon of the Col
orado.
Another Move Made.
After the abandonment of the Dr. Wo-
zencraft proposition the question of re-
claiming the Colorado delta was laid to
rest for nearly forty years
About 1890 other attempts were made to
reclaim this great desert. but on ac-
count Of the panic of 1892 and other
causes nothing was accomplished in the
way of construction until 1900. although
extensive surveys were made, land was
purchased and valuable property was
accumulated.
During the spring of 1900 Mr.. George
Chaffey, having made careful and ex-
tensive examination of the entire enter
prise, contracted with the California pe
velopment Company for an interest in the
company and undertook to deliver water
on the desert within given time.
A Competent Irrigation Engineer.
Mr.. George Chaffey is well known i'm
California and in Australia as one of the
leading irrigation engineers of this age.
He has always managed his own enter
prises successfully, and has never man.
aged enterprises for other people He
founded Ontario and Etiwanda-two sue
cessful irrigation settlements in Southern
California, and then, on the invitation
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

ransaeked for precisely the correct fsath-
ers and hairs, and one hair wrong viii
make all the difference.
1t takes an expert tier only fifteen min
utes to turn out a fly, which consists Of
a tiny hook, with wings Of Egyptian
dove feather, legs Of fox hair and a body
of mouse fur wound round with a thread
of yellow silk. A carelessIy made ny will
have neither legs nor "feAers," but the
true expert adds the legs and puts on a.
pair Of long ''feelers'' OF cat hair, white
at the tips. All these tiny details Will be
exactly in their places and so finely tied
to the hook that the fly win take half
dozen strong fish and be none the worse.
Bears eyebrows, being sttff. and ex-
actly the right shade, are used IN a new
ly invented fly that Is killing quantities
Of salmon this year, and these eyebrows
come from the Himalayan brown bear
and cost about 81 80 per set. There are
always agents all over the world search
iSS tropical forests for the right birds to
supply fly hackles, and one or the most
sought after skins Is that Of the rare
green screamer" an African bird, about
the size of a fowl which has a tiny
bunch of feathers on each shoulder tnar
is worth $15 per bunch to the nymaKsr.
One of these birds only suppHeS 1eaIneiS
enough for half a dozen flies. Numbers
of roen snend their lives-and lose them,
too-in collecting the right kinds Of birds
for fly feathers.
There is no limit to the enthusiasm OF
an artistic hv tier, who will use hair
fIom his own eyelashes to finish on an
extra special fly. Baby's hair Is much
oster material. if of the righLA
sSS9 o,o1den veIlow-for all the lighter
sair,on flies. and one curl will make
Gen first class flies. There are many
saI-,on and trout fishers who pay 5000
year for their flies alone.-Cincinnau En-
Qn1rer.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

of the Australian Government, he went
to that country and established Mildura
and Remark, furnishing the water 10
these settlements by means of NAM
moth pumping plants, which cost over
$5OO,OOO-eight of the centrifugal pumps
having discharge pipes each four feet in
diameter. All of his irrigation enterprises
have been successful.
Work Commenced.
In April, 1900, actual work was COM
menced and it has been pushed rapidly
ever since.
In June, 1901, an abundant supply of
water was delivered through the new
canal system, crossing the international
boundary line, back into the State of Cal
ifornia again, about sixty miles west of
the Colorado River.
During the year prior to the delivery Of
water the work of resurveying the public
lands and laying plans for the settlement
of the country progressed favorably and
at the end Of the year there had been
over one hundred thousand acres of land
filed upon by prospective settlers either
under the desert land act or under the
homestead act.
A School District.
In April. 1901, the Imperial School Dis
trict was formed by the Board of Super
visors of San Diego County, and in the
September following a school was opened
in tent, there being yet no oppor-
tunity to build a schoolhouse, and in this
school there were twenty-four scholars
enrolled.
Water Reaches Imperial.
Water was delivered too late in the sea-
son for any extensive agricultural opera
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

tions. although about 1900 acres Of
sorghum and millet were planted so as
to furnish feed for the hundreds of
horses that at work the canal
system and other hundreds of horses and
cattle that would be brought into the
settlements by actual settlers before any
thing could be raised in the spring of 1902.
This first trial of the soil and climate was
eminently satisfactory.
A Gigantic Enterprise.
The work of colonizing and reclaiming
the Colorado delta is one of the most
gigantic enterprises ever attempted in
California. Because of its magnitude the
canal system was called the Imperial
Canal and Imperial Settlements is the
name by which that section of country is
now known.
What Has Been Done.
Settlers have taken possession of 125, 900
acres of land and secured water rights
for the same from the Imperial Canal sys-
TEN. This system of canals has been so
far extended that water can be used this
next season on practically any of the
land now taken from the Government.
The town of Imperial has been plated
and business has been started there in
good style. There Is a hotel, a postoffice,
a general merchandise store, stage sta
ton, a printing office where the Imperial
Press-a twelYe-page paper, with four
columns to the page-is printed, church
with parsonage-a regular little, white
New England church. with spire-and
the First National Bank Of Imperial has
been organized and will be ready for busi-
ness by the first of next year.
The town of Calexico has also been plat
ted. 1t is located on the boundary line
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

a railroad eastward from that city which,
when built, will give the Imperial Set
Elements another outlet to the coast
A Telephone System.
A telephone line is now in operation
from Flowingwell te Imperial and Calex-
leo, with a branch line from Flowingweu
to Iris to connect with the Western Union
telegraph line.
The population Of the Imperial Settle
ments during the past year has increased
from practically nothing to over 1000 peo-
pie, and the increase has mostly been
made during the past two months.
Such is the development of what prom
ises to be one of the most noted and pro-
ductive sections of this State Of garden
spots.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

Water Reaches Imperial.
Water was delivered too late in the sea-
son for any extensive agricultural opera
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15
Toys FROM SC f0 $50. 90 Each.

There is no other Toy Store in California that can so
well satisfy the all classes of people Acres of floor
space devoted their display and More than 500
people engaged in selling, putting up, wrapping, shipping
and delivering the toys the big stores great department.
Best mornings now, when the crowds are en- moder
aey large. Our low prices will be big revelation you
immense d sP,ay.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15
..o Christmas Gifts For

IS CWES FUF AU HTaHKINUsss
of for Christmas gift for sale here at department
nvenience complete and bounfu assortmens excellence
fornia's Grandest Holiday Store.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15

This Stein, 10 inches tall, with raised
colored figures, with different friendly
mOttos, is the best value we have ever
offered for the price; each fz5
Novel V Tobacco box-Made of China
to initiate champagne cork. ST. O
Novelties in Ash Trays-In shap. of
oyster shells and of two paying cards
made out of China, etc., each $50
Many other styles of ash trays, match
boxes, pipe racks, tobacco boxes, etc.,
up to go. s = 50
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15

Novelty Suit Paffe~ ms Cut ia So 90.
W. worm $/'5O $500, 5000, $f2.OO, $500 $780,
on sale holiday
handsome striped and paid effects;
O'0" ""u' per suit Your GA mn
~ y S%SS% ~
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15
Ladies and Gh1fGfpen'S
EonrinS-G .rfRR

Good Quality Back Jersey Leggins, that button
all the way up; ladies' sizes below the knee,
I0C
Ladies sizes, above the knee $1.UD
Misses and Chidren's sizes, above the knee
:. . -. 85c
Ladies' black cloth Overgaiters $40
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15
STEMS Tobacco
Boxes Novelties So


fer gentlemen, and
besides they are exten-
'iv,ly used for decorat-
ing dining rooms. From
tie 80 different styles
we have in stock, all
with metal covers and
ranging in price from
soc to $1,000, we
have selected the cne in
] icturc to talk about
to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15
Fine Liquors
1T Cut Prices.

Cog ac-Extra quality, for puddings,
PIES, ETC., Monday only, per aA
oottle VS q
Cisrst-A very good table quality, per
gallon. 400
whiskey-SPring SO, straight goods, a
fine bodied whiskey, full quarts, Mon
day only -. Csc
Scotch Whiskey-Wm. williams'V. v.
O., just the thing for high balls, on
special sale Monday, bottle 99c
Sautsrne-Fine s-year-Old Sonoma wine,
gallon 81. OO
NasIee Prandy-76 years old, the gen
uine, bottle. 81 81
Gina. v. H., bottle ST SO
Burkes Irish Whiskey ST, gz1
Guinness stout--White label, bottled by
McMullen e. Son, to-day, dozen
$f.95
Willis An'crson County Whisky
None better, bottle S1sOO
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15

Scissor Set - Best Hencllles steel
81 Sc, $500, $500, $500, $500
Safety Razor Sets-In neat Morocco
cases. So rs TO SIS
Csrvcrs-Best quality of steel in satin
lined boxes-Ss.5o, $500, $500,
up to. $40
Pear..handIed Tab'e Krives - Silver.
plated blade, sterling silver ferrule; set
Of s. So rs and $11 rs
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15
Open Nights Until Christmas.

Only eight business days before Christmas The tremendous
ha hatb period
NIL
for Christmas gf is hae, underon oneOOE
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15
ToFFef Articles, Brushes.

SE InNW.HIK1 N Itsry Hair Brush-Genun ebony; h tiff
fWFTz--zII Stock So. rs
SInST OEey stpfss ON 50 SO. 90 f;.
W1Ap g Tr5vclne IL Grain leather tetscOpc case,
@@I containing brush, comb tooth brush, sop box,
$1s25
TreVen -Grainl sohfo folding
y SEH Il containing eight handsome toilet fittings,
C-SAz&zZZ good quality So SO
ONE. pts Travsling u S s. 90 and SI5.
Covered with cup top pint
ST s
NAM Other styles, ,argirg tn b.ics from S5e to s..
Brush and NIB Set-Buiy decorated elud with
automatic drop 'front.' containing brush,
fittings, only
dlav o7Asr stplss each S7oo o $500.
Toi ct SeFul od design large brush
mirror; great a 81 So
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15
Pocket Knives
Other Cutlery.

Nine boys out
of ten would
rather get a new
Pocket Knife
than a new suit
Of clothes. We
show more than
zoo styles Of
Pocket Knives
good ones for age
5oc,75c
on up to
- So.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-01

Dotychczas ME wiadomo, W Jaki
sposob Rad chinski ma sptscac
kontrybucye W sumie 45O milo.
now taelow. Azeby Sciagac nowe
podatki, majace czesciowo pokry-
wac powyzsza sumo, potrzeba "a.
mianowac 1000 europejskich urze.
dnik6w, azeby gas CT urzednlcy
byli bezpieczni, ME MONA wycofy-
wac wojsk europejskich. i
BRUKsELA, 1go Czerwca. =
Podczas mustry gwardzist6w W
Antwespii zapalit ieden szere-
gowc6w fake i zniewazyt ofcera,
gdy ten przywolai go do porzadklsu' X
Gdy aresztowano nasteppie izuch-
walca, powstafo W oddziale gwar-
dzist6w zamieszanie,. zoiniarse
wyszydzili ofcerow i i potEE1ukli kol-
bami wszystko, co sig potfuc daio'
Nastepnie maszerowali przez mia
sto, spiewajac Marsylianke. Wy
stapila przeciwko MIN Gala forsa
policyjna, ktors przywrocifa porza-
dek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-01

bow amerykanskicL i niemieckich
dlatego ME maja zbytu W innych
panstwsch.
W Londynie kupii ktoS u
tandeciarza trzy stare obrazy po
8 szylingi, Jeden nichI okazaf
Sie arcydzie}em w}oskiego MALARIA
i przedstawia wartost $l25,000.
Trsmwaj zlozony z trzech
wagon6w, idecy W Wilmington z
CORY, rozbiegi sie skutkiem zepsu-
cia sip hamplca, Jeden pasaze-
row wyskoczyf zostaf ma imierc
przejechany. Konduktor Jones
umrze niezawodnie, a 25 osob po.
kaleczyio sic bolesnie.
-. PAM Mckinley jest bardzo
sfaba. Stan iej zdrowia budzi po-
wa&ne obawy.
w Dawson, Ga, zrzadzi(a
burza wielkie szkody. Tamtej.
sza rafnerya cukru ley " CRU.
zach.
= Dr.. D. G. Thomas Adrian,
Mich, unarf W dorozce, jadac W
|s O. .
celn wygfoszenia mowy " dniu
wieaczepia grobow.
w Benton Harbor, Mich,
aresztowano Isidora Roth, kt6ry
uprovsdzit. l6-letnis c6rke Milo
nera Geist 2 New Yorku i aadaf "a
nia cd oica okupu. Roth brat ia.
kee udsiai " uprowadzeniu mfode.
go 0udahy.
w prowincyi Antofagasta "
Chile bgio silne trzesienie ziemi,
poisczone i wybuchem wulkanics-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-01

czynila Niemcom s}awy wojennej,
lecz spowodowaf nadto zanik powa.
gi, jaka cieszyiy sic Niemcy W o.
bee innych mocarstw. uVossische
Zeitung" powatpiewa, czy wojsko
niemieckie byioby dzisiaj zdolne
do odnoszenia podobnych zwy-
cieztw, iak pod sedanem. W6wczas
ME bawiono sig tyle W odbywanie
parad, iak obecnie.
,,Gazeta Kolonska" przestrzega
Rad, azeby zamachowi epileptyka
Wielanda ME nadawa} polityczne-
go znaczenia W celu przesladowa-
MIA socyahst6w, gdyz W tym wy.
padku wszyscy rozsadni Niemcy
stana po stronie socyalist6w.
Rzad najaf 1S parowc6w do pre-
wozenia wojsk niemieckich Chin
do Europy. Do kohca Wrzesnia
beda wszyscy zoinierze powro-
tenn w ojczyznie.
Po wojnie ustauowiony zostanie
W Berlinie generalny konsulat
chinski. We wszystkich miastach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-01

handlowych funkcyonowac beda
konsulowie.
MADRYT, 1go Czerwca. -
Ma podstawie ostrzezenia policyi
francuzkiej aresztowano tutaj
dw6eh anarchist6w, Hiszpana i
W}ocha. Nosili sic oni mysla
pozbawiania zycia cz}onkow domu
kr6lewskiego.
W Corunna zastrajkowalii zbun.
towali sic robotnicy, zatrudnieni
przez Rad. Przyszto do starcia
sic z policyq, prayczem jedne oso-
be zabito a 10 raniono. " miescle
ogfoszono stan obleaenia.
WASHINGTON, 1go CzerWca. -
Ma radzie ministr6w uchwalono u
wiadomit kubanska konstytuante,
re fa}szywie ttomaczy poprawke
Plata, przyjeta prEez kongres. Do.
poki Kubshczycy ME zgodza sic W
zapatrywaniach ma poprawke Plat
ia ze zapatrywsniamir rzadu zwiaz-
kowego, stany zjednoczone ME
zrzekna sie kontroli mad sprawami
wyspy.
Me zgodzono sic wczorsj ma dal
sze kroki postepowania ma Filipi-
mach, zgodnego z wyrokami maj.
wyzszego sedu zwiazkowego.
ALTURAs, Cal, 1go Czerwca. -
Calvin Hall, jego trzej synoWie,
Frank, Jim Martin, oraz Don
Wants. trudniaoy sic cd wielu lat
kradze1a koni, zostali aresztowani
,przsz poliuye, WOEcrsi " nocy
tfum luaai, zse&epy I'd % os6hp wy