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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
NOW DENIES SHE KILLED LOVER
PottsVilIe Girl Says Two Men Shot
Her Sweetheart.

Pottsville, Pa, July 1I.-After hav.
ing twice confessed to shooting James
w. Frizzel. her lover, Emma Stephany
has again retracted and now insists
that she does not know who killed him.
The police do not believe that she
committed the murder, but they are
certain that she is shieuding some
one.
According to the latest version OF
her story. as she and F'rlzzell stood
along the roadside two men unknown
to her sprang from a yard, and one OF
them fired three shots in quick sue
cession. She was frightened and ran
home. Next day she feared to tell OF
having witnessed the killing. and left
Pottsville for Shamoiin to try to for.
get. as much as possible, the horrible
crime.
Her latest confession" is nothing
new to the police. for. despite her In.
sistence that Il was she who fired the
shot. they did not believe her. Neither
do they Dcisve her now. when she
saws thst sae did not know the man
w-o did tie shooting.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
Murderer Collapsed In Court.

Easton, Pa. July l0.--A most dis
tressing scene occurred in the crimi.
nal court. Joseph Boccia, an Italian.
convicted of numbering his 14-year-old
wife, was refused a new trial, and
when Judge Scott mentioned the word
hang in sentencing him, Boccia col
lapsed and fell to the floor. He became
seni-conscious, and in that state
moaned piteously. He had TO be car
ried from the court room by deputy
sheriffs. Boccia shot his wife on the
streets here because she refused to
live with him and expressed a prefer
ence for the company of American
men TO that OF the Italian.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
CRUr1P s. WEST Coal Co.
YARDS 18Th and Cary Streets,
i"'N"'i and 9th and Clay Sts., Richmond, Va

political inheritance as communities
and the significance OF their views
upon measures and men would have
been vastly enhanced"
The Republican party and Theo-
dore Roosevelt" he declared. ARE I'm
favor of the just and equal operation
OF the law. whether IL be by civil suit.
by the process OF injunction in equity
or by Indictment at the bar of the
criminal court against the man who
violates the law and another's right.
whether he be rich or poor. a corpora.
ton president or a wage Garner. They
are against immunity from prosecu-
ton for violation Of law either on the
ground that a man has money or in
dustrial or political power. or on the
ground that nc has not either"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
TRIED TO cREMATE EIGHT ALIVE
DiaboIieal AVenser at Reading Oils
and Fires Their Home.

Reading. Pa. July 9.-The police
were informed OF a dastardly attempt
10 take the lives OF six adults and two
children when a person, whom the po-
lice hope 20 take into custody. coal
oiled and fred the house OF Peter Katz-
enmeyer.
The family who narrowly escaped
cremation consists of the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. katzenmeyer. aged 60 and
90 years. respectively; Mrs. Caroline
Fritz their daughter: Samuel and Pc
ter X. Katzenmeyer, their sons; Fred
erick Smith and children, Eva, aged 10.
and Leon, aged years.
The fire department saved the HOUSE
and inmates after hard work The po-
lice believe the crime was executed by
one bent on wreaking vengeance upon
Mrs. Fritz for some fancied grievance.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
DROWNED AT OCEAN CITY
Washington High School Cadet Gets
Beyond Depth In Surf.

Ocean City. \. j.. July 9.-Charles
/. Erdman. IL years old. OF Washing
ton. ID. c.. was drowned in the ocean
while bathing here. The youth was
a member OF a newsboys' band. which
accompanied the Washington high
school cadets. which are in camp here.
With a number Of others. ne went
into battle and was carried beyond
his death by the undertow. Captain
NJ. c. Auerbach. of the cadets, with
out waiting 10 divest himself OF his
uniform, leaped into the ocean and
swan to the struggling boy. but was
unable to save him. Captain Auer.
bach himself was pulled out by means
of a rope, being thoroughly exhausted
by his efforts to rescue Erdman.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
MINE STRIKE SETTLED
Men In Central Pennsylvania 70 Re
eeive SIS Per Cent. increase.

Men In Central Pennsylvania 20 Re-
eeive SIS Per Cent. Increase.
Philadelphia, July 11.-Virtual set
tlement Of the strike of mine workers
in the central Pennsylvania bituminous
field. which began last April. was made
in this city at n conference between
representatives of the United Mine
Workers Of America and the operators
In that field The principal terms of
the settlement are:
A 5.55 per cent. increase in wages
for all mine workers over the scale
which existed before the strike: appli-
cation of the check-off system TO min
ers. but not 10 laborers.
The check-off was really the only OBJ
stacle In the final discussion OF the
terms OF the settlement Thirty thou
sand men were affected by the strike.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14

peared In the crowd on the boardwalk,
and their names could not be learned.
Assistant Stage Manager Freund, OF
the pier theatre. was slightly hurt
When the moving picture machine
took fire there was a puff of smoke and
then darkness. Some one cried fire. -
and then rush was made for the
doors. Women were Knocked down
and children were separated from their
parents, but all escaped from the build
ing without serious injury. so far as
known. The Ere was out in an in
slant. but some one turned in an alarm
and the entire Atlantic City fire de-
partment answered the call. causing
additional excitement on the pier.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14

race TO permit the incorporation in
to this great measure of an amend
ment which would virtually legally
recognize and countenance the very
determinations which we unitedly
submit to now in THIS section under
protest.
To argue that because the white
race is similarly treated makes the
wrong right is to make faces at
logic and rldicule reason. Despite
all of their alleged blunders. GER
calmly on this issue. Mr.. James Mon
roe Trotter. his associates and
their journal. The Boston. Mass. De
fender We're right and the wiping
out of the equally as good" amend
ment was a long step I'm the direc-
tion of emphasizing our oppositions
TO an Determinations against us on
account Of race. color OF previous
conditions OF servitude.
Il should not be forgotten that on
an vital issues, involving basic and
fundamental principles there can
be NO compromise with wrong. 'fThe
half a loaf better than no loaf the
ory'' viii not meet the situation for
the acceptance of the halfloaf viii
prevent forever the securing the 9th
en- half loaf. which goes TO make up
the whole loaf
on these issues. the forces of rignt
and wrong are arrayed against each
other and the annihilatiou or the
surrender of the one or the other
must be the logical outcome Of the
contest We are frank To say that
we believe that Senator J. b. For
aker and his associates meant wen.
and that they labored under the
impression that they were doing the
best thing for MS.
For our part we are not looking
to Washington for relief. Our hopes
are conferred at the state capitals of
the Southern States. There are IL
beral minded white men down here
and their numbers are being stead
lily augmented
The day viii yet break; the shad-
ows will yet fee away"
We hope 10 see the veil OF race pre-
iudice lifted and an of our rights
and privileges granted and guaran-
teed. This innovation Will come.
we believe from within ami not
from without. lt may take twenty
five years. It may take fifty years:
or IL may take an hundred years.
but it viii come and all Of these
make-shifts and expedieuts might as
well be abandoned.
senator Trnman admitted upon
the floor of the United states son
ate that ne had at one time become
Disguised with his own law and haI
sought the quiet confines of Jim
Grow car coach with the pleasant
companionship of two Negroes thus
emphasizing the ludicrous features
of the situation.
So We might as well ask the Lord
for ten million hogsheads more OF
Jobs patience. feeling satisfied that
In the morning OF our vindication
Gods smile viii cheer MS and with
His own hand he VIII wipe an CO The
tears from our eyes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
PoLlcYHoLDeRs ORGANIZE
70 Overthrow the Management Of TWO
Life Insurance Companies.

Life Insurance Companies.
New York. July lO.-The interna-
tional policyholders committee. organ
lied TO overthrow the present manage
ment OF the New York Life Insur-
ance company and the Mutual Life
Insurance company of New York. ef-
fected a permanent organization at a
meeting here by the election Of the
following officers:
Chairman. Richard Olney, OF Mas
sachusetts; vice chairman, Governor
J. Frank Hanly. OF Indiana; executive
committee. Alton B. Parker. OF New
York; Governor J. ID. Johnson. of Min
nesota; Charles Emory Smith, OF
Pennsylvania; Harlow n. Higgin-
botham, of Illinois: A. NJ Shook, OF
Tennessee; Governor Henry Roberts.
Of Connecticut: Governor Samuel
w. Pennypaclcer, OF Pennsylvania;
PePnnypacker of Pennsylvania;
finance committee. Thomas B. Wana-
maker, of Pennsylvania; F. @. Neid-
ringhaus, OF Missouri: Samuel New
house. OF Utah; Samuel Untermyer,
of New York (of COUNSEL; Seymour
Eaton secretary. G.. B. Scrugham
(organizer).
After the meeting the committee
issued an address to the policyholders
explaining the inception of the com
mittee and outlining its plan OF action.
Reciting that the voting power has
gradually been transferred from the
policyhOlders To a few OF the executive
officers conferred in New York. the ad-
dress says that IL is necessary for the
100000 policyholders TO organize
without delay, as this year under the
law recently enacted affords the pol
icyhoiders their only opportunity TO
obtain complete control In one cleo
ton. while hereafter only half the di-
rectors can be chosen In any one cleo
ton.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
SATURDAY. JULY 18th. 1906
SENATOR FORAKER AND THE
NEGRO.

We reproduce in another column
the very interesting discussion with
reference Co the insertion i'm tne
Hepburn Rate Bill Of am amendment
guaranteeing equally as good accom-
modations upon all interstate trains
where the same fare is paid. We
have carefully considered every
phase OF the question and we are OF
the opinion that the elimination OF
the amendment entirely was the
wisest course TO be pursued in the
premises.
The agitation of the question has
really done more harm than good
Men who dispassionately study tae
cause and effect and who are skilled
In parliamentary debate and Iegis-
lative advantages and disadvantages
viii agree with us.
The original propositions submit
ted by Hon. George II. White and
Prof. Kelly Miller are no more to be
compared with the Warner and the
Foraker amendments than is chalk
70 be compared with cheese.
In the once case it was provided
that no discrimination on account Of
race, color or previous condition of
servitude should be made where the
same fare was paid. In the other
1t was virtually provided that where
determinations were made, the ac-
commodations should be equally as
good where the same fare was paid
The one discountenanced and for.
bade racial discrimination in IT'S en-
tirety. The other countenanced ra-
cial discrimination and practically
legalized il.
While the anti Negro United
States Supreme Court has decided
that in the matter OF the separation
OF the races the accommodations &C
corded to either race must be equal
and has later construed equal not
TO mean like or identical or dupli-
cate accommodations still it has rec
ogntzed the fact that interstate pas
sengers are not subject TO local reg
ulations and state laws. That In
order 10 be subject to such proyis-
ions the passenger must be travel
ling from one local point In the
state TO another local point in the
same state.
To be plain there is no "Jim
Crow" regulation [de jurel in law
on any interstate railroad from
Maine TO Texas or from Massachu-
sets TO California. There is a
Jim Grow" regulation Ide factol
in fact on every interstate railroad
south Of the Mason and Dixon line.
the miasma OF race prejudice reach
ing even across the Potomac into
the railroad sheds at Washington,
the capital of the nation.
1t would have been the sheerest
folly for the far-seeing men OF the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
Child Burned TO Death.

Lynchburg. Va. July 1O.-The home
OF Fitzhugh Moore, 25 miles from here
was burned. and the S-year-old daugh
ter was burned TO death and two other
daughters injured. The family was
aroused by the flames, and the father
did not discover that the daughter
had not gotten out until it was toe
late to rescue her. II was only by the
most desperate Efforts that he was
kept from rushing into the tottering
building as he heard the cries of the
child for helps
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
TERMS IN ADVANCE
EF-POSTAGE STAMPS OF 4 HIGHER DF-
NOMINATION THAN TWO CENTS NOT
RECEIVED on SUBSCRIPTIONS
l.aE PI-ASEF g issued weekly. The sutscrip-

IHE PLANT is issued weekly. The suhscrir,-
ton price L. $50 per year in advance.
There are FOUR WAYS by which money can be
sent 10y maii at our risk.-lna Post Office Mon
ev Ordcr, by Bank Check or Draft or an TX
pres Money Order and when none Of these
Nan De procured IN q Registered Letter.
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United states Express Co. and the Wells Bar.
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spon-iblc FOR money sent By any Of these com.
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and convenient way for Forwarding money.
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Letter YOU wish 20 send rs on pavrueuf az SEN
cents. Then, II the letter Is lost or stolen. &c
can DE traced. You can send money IN thie
manner at our Tisk.
We cannot be responsible for money SOM IN
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ways mentioned above. II you send your mon.
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Entered az the Post Once NJ Richmond Va
~ second-clsss matter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14

The Galilean Fisherman's Net has
certainly made a record ia the is
suance OF its Golden Jubilee Number
of june 3oth. 1906. Rev. T. II.
Shorts, ID. ID. is the moving spirit
In the business enterprise and D. is
showing rare ability along the lines
Of financial advancement and mater
ial prosperity. The journal and the
enterprises in conjunction Herewith
deserve success and should be liber-
ally supported.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
KIDNAPPED BOY MURDERED
Body Found In Car Was Literally Cut
to Pieces

Francis. I. T., July 10.-The mutt.
lated body of S-year-old Harry Fries
ter. of West Tulsa, was found In a ST.
Souls and San Francisco wheat car
Sunday night. The body had been alb
Quoted by a tramp last Thursday from
his home and is supposed TO have been
murdered and his body placed in the
car to hide the crime. The body was
literally cut 10 pieces. There is no
clue TO the murderer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
saIoonkeepers Admit Defeat.

Kansas City. July 10.-Brewers who
control saloons in Kansas City. Kan,
admitted defeat in their effort TO keep
saloons open In defiance OF law. and
announced that they will agree never
to sell liquor in Kansas City. Kan.
again. promising to give bond as 6
guarantee OF good faith.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
Live Stock Market.

PITTSBURG tUnion Stock Yards)-
CATTLE steady; choice. $3.50 as. 80.
prime. s.; 4oZt5.60. HOGS active: prim,
heavies, 81; mediums and heavy York.
ers, S7l0u7.l5: light Workers. S7I5.
pigs. $74S.ie. roughs. IS. 5OQS. SHEEP
steady; prime weshers. ISL Oa5.s5.
culls and common. 81 5063.5O; lambs
Ag7: veal calves. S7G715.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
hlurdered , 81.

Norfolk Nc- july ~. - Because
Frank Spence "a l7year ola boy. is al
Iced to have circulated report detri.
mental to Lis character. C-arios e.
O'CoDnor. Lnown as Chunk" OCon-
nor. 81 years ola. shot the boy 90
death az Pine Beach a resort near the
jamestown Exposition grounds. O'Con-
nor fired two bullets. both taking ef-
feet In the boys throat Death was in
Simultaneous.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS.
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Princiral Markets


PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR dull.
winter cytras S310N3.35. Pennsylva-
MIA roller. cir2r $3.50 $50: city mills
fancy. S46O IS. RYE FLOUR firm.
per barrel. s. so. WHEAT firm. No
Penneylvonia red, 1919 q soc. CORN
steady; Nc. ? yellow. local $50 59Ibc
OATS steady; No. . white. clipped
"A Zee; lower grades. 42c HAY STEADY:
No, ] tim ~. Sl7. PORK frm; FAM y.
1880. BE steady. beef hams. SO.
POULTRY. Live firm; hens. l4tbc. .
old roosters, 9iac. Dressed firm: choice
fowls. lie, old rOOstcrs. &C. BUTTER
steady, creamery. pc. EGGS firm. Sc
lected. 1914 Die. nearby. 1Sc west
erpi 1876; southern. l4ia Q16lkC POTA-
TOES firm, new. per barrel. $225M2 rs.
BAL1lNO RE-WHEAT easier. No
spot 7Sa.c.; steamer No , spot
1890; southern. &c. CORN quiet
mixed spot. size; steamer mixed
Doc. southern. 5Sc OATS steady.
white, No .. 44c.; No 8. 42c. /:
No 4, 42Gl42iac. mixed No. .. ape. /:
No. 3. 4iG4l lac. No. 4. 406 40ikc.
BUTTER ste1dy; creamery separat tor
extras. 20l1 % Gle; held. II a lSc. !;
prints. 2lQ DE, Maryland and Penn
sylvania dairy prints. l6Il7c. EGGS
quiet and easy; fancy Maryland and
Pennsylvania, lie; Virginia, lie.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
Shrewd Woman

THAT doorbell OF ours doesn't ring
at ALL" growled Poorman. I'm going
right down and make that landlord FIX
It, right away"
Oh! don't be In a hurry, dear" in
terrupted his wife. Let 1t 90 for a
week or so. This Is about the time
for the installment man to be coming
around. "-Philadelphia Press.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
Robbers Cot $4,000; Missed s4oo, 600

Warsaw, July I.--Ten armed men
attacked the cashier of the Vistula rail-
way, who was proceeding to the state
bank TO deposit the DAVIS receipts. He
was accompanied by an attendant and
two soldiers. The assailants stopped
the carriage. shot the soldiers dead and
got on with $4,000. The cashier es-
capped, saving 100000.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
Awful Death From poa,s Bite

Louisville. KY. July 9.-Lynch Hen
son. moulder. died of hydrophobia
after frightful suffering. Henson was
bitten two weeks ago. He had 200
commissions. and during his last hours
his agonies were such that It required
the efforts OF three men to hold him In
bed
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
PANIC ON YouNe's PIER
Moving Picture Machine Takes Fire
In Atlantic CITY Resort

Atlantic City, n. j.. July "a slight
ire in a moving picture machine. IN
operation in the theatre on Young's
pierre here started a panic among the
several hundred persons who were In
the auditorium. and number II per-
sons were injured in the rush T. r tho
exits Those who were injured disap-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
Lovers Killed ex Train.

Cumberland. Md. July IL. - Carl
Men. aged 25. of Piedmont, W. Va.
and his sweetheart. Miss Daisy Reed,
aged p. OF West Virginia Junction,
were struck by a fast train at Bloom
ington. Md. and instantly killed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
wife Murderer EIectroouted.

Boston, July 9.-John Schidlofski, a
Lithuanian. was electrocuted at the
state prison at Charlestown for the
murder OF his wife at Belmont, July
u, 1908.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
Voracifv.

Angier-Do the fish bite around
here7
Natfve-Bite? Say. stranger, we have
TO muzzle 'em so they won't chaw up
the inherent bystander.-N. Y. Sun.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
The Ball Player and the Umpire

The pantomime appears to be
Expressive OF a mood severe.
It's well we're close enough to ses
But just too far away to hear.
Washington Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14

We should not despair. All will
come right bye and bye.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14
~ OewsY 81 oestlnatlon.

Manila. July 10.-The dry dock
Dewey has arrived az Oloneapo. The
trip from Singapore was uneyentfuL
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14

Al communications intended for publication
should b. sent 20 a. 20 reach by WEDNESDAY
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-07-14

Entered At the Post Once NJ Richmond. Va
~ sccond-clsss matter.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16
NOTICE FOR P~usLlcAr,oa


Dxpartnent a. The Interior. Land o.
fee sS Santa II. New Meaica. AgEal
"A. 1906. .
sotice 10 hereby given thas The fol-
iosingsnsmed settler has lied notiee
q his intention 70 make final proof In
support a his claim. and that said
proof will he made before rnited
STATES Court Commissioners II Las
Vegas. y, NJ On June = fsts. viz:
DemetFio 6aFeia. cueryo, San MtEusl
eoanty. New Mexico. for the z L. :
" Il. 8 W II. y r Ia, and 4 4 II.
n " -. Sec. IL. r - n. n = H.
He names the following witnesses
% prove his Continuous residence -
en- and cultivation % said land. via:
Gresorio Garcia. Of cueryo. New Mex
leo; catarino atencio, 81 caraxoa,
New Mexico: Cruz Garcia. Of Carnzen
New Mexico. BasIsio Gallegos. q A'sr
azaa, New Mexico.
MANUEL n. orERo. Register
U.s. =. =-zaaasa#s5asaH-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16
pRisokGR Ausps
o. MOVING rRAiA

Rissins ~ ne rather shAn f1os
. IRE years sntence - he peni-
seafiaEs. HsFuAxn Wallace iespea
shroash H. winaex = . rapidly
sn0ains train xhiie teinx taken Vi
he Peniteasisr ssnazy sight He
had ben esasieted d cattle sieAl
iag and seaienced &C Hillsboro "a
fise wears = The ~p~nlteastary. and
waS being tsken 10 The territorial
rRascn W. nepary Sheriff Nark No.
krgner. Vale bet~ssn San Nsrcisi
and the civ % socorro Wallace
went 90 the s0ilet room. and failing
% return. ~ Investigation revealed
hat he had laaped from fhe window
ana made sAd his esrape. me train
stopped and hacked some distance.
but no trace u the prIsoner could
be toand. and it Is evident he escap-
"a death. Members q he mounted
police arr now In searrh IL the es'
csp@d eaAsict and his s~eeapaure 4
likely.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-16
WOMAN s-cr ~
pAaA1oua DsEs

les&4 LnnAs. he sa1Aan Ma .As
kn0 - Rstoa u ~ peranx1 -
Apsa ; aass 49, ii that ~ frn
- saan1s iafha1 ~ R0~ss Aar.
- y nasM wfsA wam shs Nd H
hsaAs E ths pAst reas. Mars. -
y . nsrTfed nsn ma IN Ms ~sfe
5000 sears ago aAd lad t1kea -
VIA THIS Nunaa a nfxle 0ser = AsaI
80 - became slons = sha
tsfse AnfArxsng n sfaas scana Ths