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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
INVITATION ACCEPTED.


Tho board Of governors Of the com.
morcinl club met this afternoon NJ 1880
ana accepted the mylmtlon Of President
W A clark Of the San Pedro, Los
Angeles n Salt Lake ralrond rendered
TO the club Ia visit Los Angeles as
body, travelling on spcciu train
which win leave AT time yet 10 be
set ON saturday next, The bonrd In this
connection caused 10 be posted ON tho
bulletin board u notice 20 all mombors
thnt thoec who wished to ayall thom,
selves of the outing must notify the
secretary TO this effect not later than
noon Thursday ~ that the necessary
accommodate lions can be secured an the
train ana other details arranged No
notification viii bo entertained after
the time Indicated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
CASSIE CHADwICK's CASE,
" ~ Circuit Court Of Appeals
Asked to Advance IL,

Cincinnati, May 2 Tho motion Of Dist
Any, sullivan " Cleveland, nfkIng that
mo United states circuit court ~ appeals
advance the hoarlng OF ihe case of Mrt
Ihtso u Chadwick, WIS set for hearing
bcfofo the couf, today
IN his motion MI sullivan argued thai
unless the case IN heard before the fall
term ~ court Justice VIII tuffc,
Through, her counsel, Judge Wing Mrs.
chadwick some time ngo obtained from
p,ae n stay of sentence, M result ~
which she VIII not DO considered ~ hny-
lng commenccd 10 servo her term of ten
years In the OHIO .ponl,ohllaly until NJ o.
The error proceedings shan have been
permission Tor her 20 give bah hut sho
hhs not go, taken advantage Of that per.
mission
Tho motion was presented to tho
court and WAS taken under adyisomonl,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
Some Choice Corner Locations
Went for as High as
$1,000
IDEAL SEAT FOR CASSIA CO.
Indications Are that There win be an
Effort to hsyc Court House
From Albion

From advlcos over the telephone from
hurley Ida, the sale Of lots In lhc
townslo OF the new city was mn IN.
quolllod success, indicative Of the
competition the poorest locations
changed hands at ST. and the corner
lots In the choicest situations fetched
$1,000, just why unhrOkon sugcbrush
should command such bgurcs IL not
forthcoming, unless there should be a
big future before the town Of BurlQS
In this connection George Aiken, head
OF the telegraph construction depart.
mont Of the Oregon Short Line with
headquarters q, pocatcllo, this morn.
lng, stated that Burnley undoubtedly
was destined to become the scat Of cas-.
sia county, and tina, everyone In the
Twin Falls district would vote to have
I, transferred from Albion In the near
future, IN fact the majority was prao.
,colly assured FIRM the outset IN hla
opinion, the fortunate purchasers are IN
inc to make good money on their IN
Nchlmcnl OF yesterday IN this cons
noction he affirmed that some people
VINO got In on the ground floor at Twin
Fails last October for say $500 Gun
realize $1,000 for their holdings today
AZ yesterdays drawing h2i numbers
were selected, each number emitting
the holder 10 four lots Tho payments
ON the lots required onc.,hrd OF the
purchase price down an the time OF eo-
lection ana the balance IN easy pay.
mtnts, The fact that the sales realized
100000 ana of this amount $4,000
IN cash was paid I'm yesterday speaks
volumes regarding the brlskncss Of the
bidding, quite n number of people re-.
manned over until today IN order 10
mako selections as the day was too
short 10 clean M In yesterday,
Tho sale commenced 0t p, m, with
about LOO people present. Al that
hour Fred Reed mounted u wagon IN
front OF the townhlto offices and read
on the conditions Of sale, Tho drawing
followed, Az the townsIto " govern.
mont patented the purchasers VIII re,
direct title 10 their lots
The new town Of llurlcy IN situated
ON the north bank " NE Snake river
about one mile distant from the stream
II le located M The heart Of the coming
agricultural district Of Idaho, which
VIII be irrigated by the MinIdoka ana
the Twin Falls canal system. II "
about ~ miles from Miner and 10 from
Twin Falls ana stands IN the bend OF
the Minldokn branch now building
whore II starts 20 take straight shoot
west 10 the main line Of the oregon
Short Line, l,e location Nv an ideal one
for a county seat
Yesterday the railroad company
spiked down some planks across the
railroad bridge ncross the snake river
which " now nearing completion ana
also had two s,o0m launches and the
ferry going all day 10 accommodate the
people who nockcd IN from all sections
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

James Wilson" said 10 be the black
sheep of a well known family,

James Wilson" said 10 be the black
sheep Of u well known family
The robbery was committed nearly q
year ago, IN ClncinnOli Wilson" IN
said 10 have assumed the Identity OF
another person. and was known AZ
uuyeh Recently detectives arrested A
suspect In Brooklyn, whom Mrs, Cald.
Wen failed 10 Identify, although all the
evidence said TO have been carefully
man pula,od by tho real thief pointed
to the prisoners guilt An intercept cd
telegram put the detectives on q fresh
Wilson"
CHIEF Crawford OF tho Cincinnati 20.
lee was notified, ana II was planned TO
turn over the prisoner TO him In New
Jersey, When Crawford arrived "Wn.
SON refused 10 leave New York with.
out exiradltIon ana papers were re.
guestcd by telegraph, II IL now said
me suspect has changed Ma mind and
mas decided 10 accompany Chief Craw.
ford back TO Ohio
While no llght has been thrown on
me mystery surrounding the robbery
and the alleged blshment of dou-
Die Identity IN order Ia throw the guilt
on an Innocent person chief O'llrlon OF
We detective bureau here, N said 20
nave obtained q complete confession
from wilson"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
PROF, ROENTGEN
Too shy to Attend Celebration
Of His Discovery.

Berlin, May 2,-prof, Roentgcn II 10,
shy TO attend the international congress
called TO celebrate the tonih nnniycr.
sory " the discovery OF the Roentgan
ray ana to collalo the latest nppllca.
tons and developments, The congress
opened here April 20 and the professor
promised to be- present but In spite II
this and although his namo was on tho
program, he said ne simply could not
attend the sessions M II would be i'm.
possible for him to face the crowd which
had gathered to gl0rIfy his work Con.
bogucnlly the professor photographed hts
acknowledgements from Wuerhbug,
Bavaria
Dr. charles Lester Leonard Of phIld.
dclphln. president Of the American Ro.
ontRon gocity regards the transactions
Qf the congress ~ bolng OF high value
10 the profession because the results at.
talned by many eminent eypermeniors
had boen gathered together and made
available for the physicians oi the
world,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
FRANK J. CANNON
WORKING AGAINST MORMONS

New York May 2,-Fomcr United
Statcs Senator Frank j, Cannon Of
Utah has addressed u meeting here nm.
der the auspices Of the lnter,DonomIna.
tIonol Council Of Women he repeated
hls recent declarations TO the effect that
the "Mormons" seek 90 dominate poll.
ties In Utah, Idaho aud Wyoming, and
tEnt they myo also great power IN
colorado, Theodore a Schroeder OF
Utah spoke Olong similar lines,
RESOLUTIONS were odoptcd which B,o'
VIDE
"1ml 4 committee NJ citizens Of New
York tiV and noighborhpod be mp.
pointed ~ correspond ana cooperate
WIN lho loyll Americans If Uuh ana
That 70 H. me unanimous NonFo of Ills
meeting That IN NirW of mo evidence
brought out before me louato commit.
tee, senator reed Smool shan bo oXpoIl.
cd from the souotc of Me United Smtoa,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

San Francisco, May 2,--Fro broke cut
IN the property OF The Arizona Woro.
house company pt sixth ana KIM
streets late yesterday ana the building
ana ~ contents were totally destroyed,
The loss VIII amount to nj least 100000,
The stock destroyed was ~ varied
character and the greatest difficulty
was experienced In oSlinguiehing the
IRE IN n section that contained OIL sui
rhur ana other combustlblos.
The following were among the heaviest
losers Alaska Packers associa ion, Ar.
mold Hardware company Ames n llar.
iIs, Baker 4 Hamilton, Bulfour-dNthre,
Hates & Company, John Bowers Rubber
company, Beck, Wakefield. s. Co., w, IT,
Boardman a Coz Commercial Pacific
Gable company, A, Gutsch Hills Broth.
ors and j, u. Hume,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

Now York May Work ON nearly
nll the large buildings now under con.
structlon IN Brooklyn has been stopped
by u STRIKE Of bod carriers, brlckhyrls
ana plosterors' lnborcrs The demands
are that an olGht-hour day shall be
granted the bod carriers, with double
time for extra work the employment
OF none nut union workmen, with n
wage rate of " n day for brIokloycrs'
lahoreF ana $3.50 for plastorcts' labor
ers, This II 0n advance of 20 and 30
cents respectively.
Members of The Builders association
declare they cannot accedo IN the do.
mnnds because Manhattan contractors
could easily unhorbid them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
A TOUCHING INCIDENT,
Cen Llnoylteh NisseJ soldiers
Al lnster Services,

dunshu Pass May "a touching In.
eldcnt occurred during the Faster coIc.
brutlon here, After the morning ser.
Vices Hll the troops IN the region around
the headquarters were drawn up I'M line
before Gen, LnnyiDch's tent, ana the
commander'in'chlcf came out greeted
The troops, ana passed down The llno,
salutlng each und every soldier with a
klHs, All the men were much moved,
ana many Of them went Tho Incident
served 10 Increase their buundlcgs Wor.
ship of the OLD leader
Cen Llnoyllch continues onorgotlcll.
" the reorganization ur the various
departments of the armies
STAN tWpL ShuboFky who has ~.
tnrpd here after making rcconnule.
sanoo ou lhp Monaghan frontier. rcpufia
that thousands ui chinese bandits, uh.
ger japlnoo leaders, are beyond the
border.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
WOMAN WINS PRIZE,
DR. Neitie Maria stevens Gets
Sl,HOO

Philadelphia May 2, Announcement
was made today that the $1,000 prlyo
oHcrod FOR the best laboratory research
ana Investigation has been awarded TO
pr Ncltio Maria Etcvcns, Of California,
IN b. OF llryn Mawr college. hy the
NssQclntlon for maintaining the Amcrl.
can Nom0n'N lahlo nt the geological
station at Naples and for promoting
scientific research by women Tho as.
ISOLATION consists Of representatives of
all The eastern colleges and universities
conducting graduated scientific work
for women
DR. Stevens is AN associate In expert.
mcnlnl morphplopy at Bryn Muwr col.
logo and the holder of Carnegie uss
flsiunlshlp Her prigu winning uapcr
was on "Fho Germ coils ~ Aphls Rosao
ana AphiH OonolhorDo', dealing with
the Mendol loW of horcdlly ana sex az,
animation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
EWING'S WATER SCHEME,
Thinks Underground Flow in Liberty
Park Should bo Uunasd.

Proprietor sam 3wlug ~ tho cullen
is confident mat his proposition mado
several years ago, relative 10 rolntorc.
INK The city'8 water supply from tho
underground flow In Liberty PARK WIN
sooner or later bc adopted Mr. Ewing
clR attention 10 the fact that compst-
tent eastern ouglnoora including tho
city engineer OF kanuu city, have been
over the ground ana have Expressed
emphatic surprise that this Waior has
been for 40 long allowed to run u
waste. They an have declared that u
ought 20 be appropriated without de-.
my the Chalmers Machinery CONF
pany offered to pat IN a plant Tor SIS.
coo thot would pump 100000 gallons
of wltor ovorY day. ana add n dupli,
cate plant for S22,OO0 moro Tho watcr
~ excellent aud Mr. Ewing cannot AN,
dorstand why II IA not made use oi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
1IlL GAYS GIFT,
All Russia Rejoices IN Religious
Freedom,

~ Petersburg, May From all parts
Of the empire come reports NJ the eS"
IRENE satisfaction cnuscd ny the cm'
perora grant Of freedom Of religion,
especially as n " regarded IN being tha
first practical evidence that the rclornla
papers are only printing ny sheets and
have not yet commented odltoflNlly vi,
the religious reform, except the Novostl,
the jewish organ, which publishes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

Tanglcr Morocco, May 2,-rount Won
Tauenbnch.Aahold head Of the ucr-
man MISSION, who is 10 arrange special
commercial treaty between Germany
and Morocco, left here for fo2 today.
Most of the members " the diplomatic
corps and the principal native authori.
Ties gathered AT the German legation
To bid the count farewell ana large
crowd Of Moora outside the building
hailed him az the defender of Moroc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
COMMITTEE REQUESTS
ALEXANDER TO RESIGN

Now York, May 2--Thc Evening
World reports mat the Frlck invcsll.
eating committee summoned James w.
Alexander before II today ana asked
him TO resign his place AZ president "
the Equitable Life Assurance society,
According 10 the Evening World Mr.,
Frlck said that although ho could not
promise n for a certainty, no would
try 10 get Mr. Hyde TO retire, lomporar.
ily any way. II Mr. Alexander would
resign,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
slave Girl Ordered Dvrortel

san Francisco cab, May 1.-The anal
decision has been handed down by the
United states circuit court W appeals
In The ease NJ An Sou, n Chinese aavo
girl, who was landed nj Seattle IN tho
prelrnsc That she was the daughter Of
Mas SOU merchant of that ely, IL
was shown altorw0rd that she was not
his daughter. but the slave gln NJ An
hun, who had bought her In China. Tho
court ordrr' mat she he depurlol tQ the
country whence she came
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
liuh Japanese onu

Toxic May 9 Tho calculations Of the
subscriptions to N, ann loan N $780,.
o0OtoO have moi yet been completed,
hul there are sln1Icillons that the on.
tire loan has been plac 4 at premium,
II Is evident that some ~ the larger
Interests were temporarily Withholding
their subscriptions In order 70 obton
part Of the loan ~ the bes, possible
rate, The sSOOO000O subscribed yoster.
day was largely M rromIum, ana the
majority " the subscribers were from
the smaller Investors and capitalists,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
MRS, NETTiE CRAVEN DEAD,
Claimed to b. Common Law wife
or senator Fair,

Washington, la May g,-Mrs .iettlq
Craven, who claimed. to be the common
law wife Of Senator Fair of California,
II Vnd az Mount Pleasant hospital,
Che was brought 10 the hospital recent.
" from burlington, dcrnngod mentally,
Mrs, Craven leaves several sisters and
brothers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
shoe Machinery Trust

Paterson A. j, May {? Articles 1T
Incorporation Of tho United shoe Ma.
q merry corporation with n capital stock
Of $50 10000 was filed with the county
clerk here today Tho company IN IN.
corporaled To manufacture ana deal
M an Kinds Of tools. machinery, Inn.
PIGMENTS ana mechanical devices ana
ronlrlNnnoos IN connection with tha
manufacture OF boots, shoes ana foot.
wear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
FOUR CASES OF SMALLPOX,

-Four eases Of smallpox were reported
TO the board Of health today Three Of
them are In tho Austin family resldIng
In the rear W 49, south Eighth East
street, ThOee afflicted win ne disease
are Leroy Harry and Phoebe Austln,
Ngos = ana 10 respectively Tne Other
case IN that OF Frnnrle olsen nged J.
residing at ava east Eighth SCUM street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
Chicago Old Peoples Home,

Chicago, May g,--A sIft Of practically
$4,000 to the Old Peoples home Of chi.
cNgo from Nathaniel :, Bou,on Is m
volvcd In Two real estate oonvcyancos
that have bcon filed FOR record, II IL
proposed 10 sell the property and devote
the proceeds TO the erection " OddI-
tionOl buildings for the homo at lndI.
ana avenue and ThIrlysnlnth street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
Stormy NJ amp Roosevelt

dlcnwood Springs colo, May "a
storm RACED all night at Camp Roose.
volt aQd the weather IL threatening
today Tho muddy roads made u hunt
impossible and delayed the moving of
the camp back 10 the East Divide crock
~ wei os sooy l.oobs departure Cor
this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
BOMB EXPLOSION EXPLAINED
Russian Officials Say I, Was Due
To Experiments IN Chemistry,

:. Petersburg, May 1.-The Official
account of,hc bomb explosion here yos.
tcrday droly attributes II TO expert.
men's IN chemistry, but II undoublod.
" was ono OF those accidents, NOW OF
such frequent occurrence, caused by
tolrorlpls loading bombs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
COLDER TONIGHT,
Clerk OF Bureau Make Good His
Promise Of Wet Weather

The showers aud cloudy weather pro.
dlctod Yesterday for today are being
pulled IN by the clerk VI the weather
bureau us tchqdulod win colder wcl.
thor ana frooglhg temperature tonight I'm
the mountain districts. There Nv "a low
hnrumouiu nioR covering tho country
west Of the Wth meridian,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
Cnpt. Olmun Left a Fortune,

santa. Ana, cal, May Capt r, W.
osmun who died yesterday az his home
IN Tllsin lcnvcs an estate valued at
over tl,OoO,OOo II consists Of securities
ana stocks with real calatc locally In
Los Angeles Denver ana 81 Paul His
WluoW inherlts the entire fortune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

brief double loaded expression " gin-
tltudo for The Rllt " the liberty Of con.
science, Coming nom the NoYoAlg
which only the day proviouH remurkoN
bitterly on this very subject that
everything remains 40 before" this IN
doubly HIgnlncunt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
JEwELRy ROBBERY.
.-----.---
Black sheep Of u Well Known
Family Arrested for II,

New York, May 2.-,A mysterious
$4,000 Jewel robbery committed romo
limo ago at The home Of Mrs, william
vhldwei OF walnut Hills, Cincinnati,
nus resulted IN mo arrest hero Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
POSTMASTER FOR wAYAN, IDAHO

Especial to tho "Nowsw
Washington. y, g., May 2.-Carolmo
Raymond has been appointed post.
master M Wnynn hammock county,
IDA, vice Frank Daniels, resigned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
peasnn, Debts RENTED

~ Petersburg, May q Export cnlcu,
latIona show TINT the peasant debts ~,
mittcd by the recent imperial decron
amount to about N6 OOOOoO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02
IL PAoEs-LAsr EDITION.

Olhtr police ana number OF tho
htrlke.bronkora were also hit, The
barns at Franklin street were reached
without severe injury 20 any one,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

NurtIno Tor Opportunities 10 the most
Interesting work OF daily lifs ~ the
want columns II 10 "opsr season" Tor
Opportunity hunters oil the time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-02

You may INACCURATE campaign OF
want advertising on capita con
SIs,inD OF "looso change"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-30
A TIN BUCKET
Holds the Cause OF 10 Years OF Sickness
"A Monster Tape Worm Exhibited
BY Well Known Citizen.

In tin bucket one 81 The best known butchers Of Cairo
moueh Payne parasite that told the story his years
suffering.
This gentleman IS Mr. Gu,ave H. hummer living at S3os
Commercial Avenue. lie tells the following:
Il have been greatly troubled with Indigestion and stomach
disorders for al Of zen During that time have bought
nt socaed remedies and have spent many dollars with diff
ieren doctors but could Gel relief Had little faith that
cond be me- but after using than half bottle
Pynes New Discovery passed an immense tape which
now know was the cause OF my ailments.
81 thankful Tor the relief given that deem il my
duty friends and acquaintance who may be similarly afflicted
ito give this testimonial in order that they may have the bene
fit If needed and further more will he glad anyone in
ercsted my place Of business aud 60 into details OF
order they may be fully convinced there is relief for them
as we'll as myself in Payne's New discovery"
sti another adds lis testimony:
Mr. H. Rnlgway. 4 representative Of Hirsch BIOS. and Co..
Louisville KY called Payne and produced containing
monster TaIe-Werm over 70 feet in length.
Ii was complete head, neck and ALL and expelled fl
Mr. Rideways system having used only doses of
payne's New Discovery.
Mr. Ridgway told the following concerning his troubles:
u have suffered for very long time with stomach and
kidney troubles dizzy sensations pains in the back in the
region oof the kidneys and pains between the shoulder blades
high coored urine oentmcs compelled get up three four
stomach which would swell and bloa producing glippg
alton and pains in the stomach grew weaker and thinner
each day.
81 spent mndrselloar yimes to be cn'cd, and was not
relieved but grew from day day. seemed that
deaf. coudbc my only relief was induced TO call on Payne and
did After taking only doses Of the New Discovery passed this
which measures 70 feet in length. feel that my life hls
been saved and mns thank Paynes Remedies for it,
As stated before, Payne will remain here another week
ode that everyone may have opportunity TO and talk
with him his assistant will be Herman {. Scluhs
drug store, SOL Washington Avenue to p. aud will
be cad give all information concerning the Payne remedies
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-30

among the plantation nggers,' II r.
lsaid, although | saw none OF ths m
six months on the Mississippi among
The cabin boaters, II II interesting 90
note tlat one Of the chan%eahle negro
songs heard whlla the negro ronsta
bouts handle cargoes as well as IN tho
negro dives. runs something like this
The cocaine habit am mighty bad
It's nasty ola habit rye always had.
First On Front street and thcn on
Main,
Looking for a dollar 10 buy cocGine.
Coin 10 MIS- abont halfpas nine.
Good mohnin Mr. have another
dime,
To get nah habits on"
went uptown. seen the smeQl I
smoke
s IN on the doah. NO MORE Cocr
Oh-hh' Ohh-h. Ohh,h No more Coc!
The name Of The local druggist
where the negroes get their cocaine II
Inserted This Il the Cairo version Of
The song.
The dope mixers" or medicine
men are tba least prevalent ~ thc
river population. They are the most
persuasive taikets, are tue hest dress
ers. ana have the brightest in,elects,
They ae. nevertheless. the meauest
sw naler4 cue meets heiwe the
leyeCs