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I5c in Cash
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of the Following Bargains:

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rolls ounce toilet paper. ..15c
10 cakes guest room size toilet
soap ............ .'''.'''' '....'.'IoC
S-inch celluloid dressing combs at 15c
Pruess invisible face powder at....., 15c
Empress kidney and liver tea, pack
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Zodenta--a famous tooth paste,
tuDe.. ............ ....''...',1OC
Large bottle benzine. for topographic
uses. ..... ...................... ..'1oc
I-pound jar petroleum. (same as
vaSeline).. .....l5c
New corn whisll brooms, well made,
at..... sees. ...''.''..''''.'''.'...
1a-pound package surgeons absorb
emit COTTON. ..-.....'.........,.' Loo
2 bars Williams famous shaving
soap. ..... ......'''.'''.'. ''"'.'''.loc
Imported nail brushes, all shapes, at 15c
A-pound bottle peroxide hydrogen 15c
Clays menthol and eucalyptus cough
drops, packages. .................15 c
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II Right Royal End o. the Month Bargain Carnival

An unequaled chance for home amusement at lii
$4,000. Has all the latest Improvements and deser
records twelve of which are included in the specia
select from, and all the new favorites. Musical reel
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11
OUT THEY 90.

p ~ a BIG BARGAIN. :sT ~, ~ {
solid section and a half. within one. {
mile of Hurdsfeld, Wells county, N. D.,
worth $15 per acre. For quick deal will {
take $3.50. '-..'..' j.. E. *, Ks
, L. A. Howard, 500 Oneida Bldg, Mimi (
apolis. - (
o O o o 0 o o
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11
SNAP OF A LIFE TIME

% miles of the twin cities. 40 acres. 2
miles of the station; few acres cleared, a
small house and barn and enough wood to
twice pay for it.. S1,1o0
80 acres, 90 under plow, balance timber
and pasture. a fair set Of buildings, need some
repair, within 10 rods of the prettiest lake
in the state, with the best fishing and duck
shooting on earth. 81, &c., half cash. = 2
30 acres. about 30 under pillow. a splendid
meadow that cuts about 40 tons of hay, bal
ance timber and pasture: borders. on a nice
lakei a new four-room house. horse barn and
cattle barn. 9 COWS, head Of young stock,
one Jersey bull, team of mares worth $3.50,
wagon, Sled buggy, harness, hens, mower,
rake, plow, cult, ator, small fruits aud fruit
trees; hay and feed: $4,000. This Is within
half a. mile Of the station. t~-
100 acres with 70 under pillow, balance
meadow and timber; running water in pasture;
a new fve-room house, which sets In the
prettiest grove in the state: a warm barn,
q good farm team, wagon and harness, two
cows. flock of poultry, one hog, pillow, cult
vator and everything on place: This is only
215 miles of station. close to school and good
neighbors. This can be made one Of the
prettiest homes in the state. $1,000.
s. A. Carlisle,
Wyoming, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11
Farm Lands.
o o, o o O o O o o
E. F. LAMBERT,
500 Guaranty Rldp

E. F. LAMBERT,
$50 Guaranty Bldg.
So, 100 buys 6 acres. 42d st and 2Sth av s,
near Minnehaha car line, with splen-
did Groom house, fine cellar. barn,
carriage house. chicken house. wind
mill, all in good condition; ~ acres
In Strawberries, raspberries. currants,
plums, ETC.; fine grove of cut leaf
birches by the house, the pride of the
with various bulbs, lovely tulips,
daffodils and flowers that bloom in
the spring: was formerly owned by
Mr. Mendenhall, the florist; for a
place to live 1t is an Eden. most
charming and delightful spot near
and as ali Investment 1t is as solid
as Gibraltar's rock; will sell for $12,-
600 In Il few years; deep. black, rieh,
fertile soil, none better ever pull
verified by gardeners rake. Build
ings, alone worth $4,000. viii make
a 1900 loan on the property for 8
!. or 10 years. Call or write.
$1S,OG0 buys 150x15O feet TO alley on
Hawthorn av and 18th st, best loca-
zion for fat building in Minneapolis,
within walking distance. vet in a
charming neighborhood. Buildings on
property now rent for $50 per month.
VIII be sold within next so days.
3 Will divide to suit purchaser. A great
bargain. t.. 49,. ~. a
S31, 900; buys fine piece Of income prop
erty on Henneptn av; an A l gloca-
ton; built Of pressed brick all new
and up-to-date; annual net income
S3.475. over IL per cent net, and at
the rate our great city is growing
property advancing, will sell for $50
600 In a few years: IS free of all in
cumbrance; will loan $4,000 on the
property for 10 years. .@-.. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11

Now we go to North Dakota to show you all
the finest land you to SOW. We have
only a few choice homesteads left so if you
mean business and want good homestead
in southwestern North Dakota, where the soil
is the best, now is your chance. The great
money is in a new settled country, and this
is your chance, two new railroads coming
through this land If you are DESTROYS Of
obtaining 100 acres Of good land you .o must tst
opportunity of your life in making money.
This land will not last more than few
weeks and to tell you the truth, this is
the northwest We will have a grand ex-
cursion leaving Minneapolis Tuesday evening,
March 20, 1905, half-fare. Come with us, and
Z be here not later than Tuesday morning. Now
don't delay a single day, but come at once,
can sell you land adjoining. John P. Bitch
feldt & Co., $50 Temple Court, Minneapolis,
. MINI. L -. =. - .HlssE =.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11

HERE Is THE oPPoRTUNTTY WHICH
comes once In lifetime. Act now, 80 acres,
clay soil, 35 under plow, meadow cuts 40
tons hay, 10 acres timber, mostly oak and
ironwood Buildings are all good six-room
dwelling, cellar and 8O-barrel cistern, two
wells, fine water, barn S4x4s, for "a head
stock granary, corncrib, wagon and machine
sheds, icehouse, woodshed fine new poultry
and hog houses. Three horses set double and
! single harness, wagon, complete. buggy, cut
ter, sleds, IL head cattle, Of them milking
and more in spring, 2: brood sows, rs chick
ems mower, rake, self-binder, sulky and walk
ing cultivators, pillow, harrow, weeder hay
and woodracks, all small tools, 100 bushels
oats, 80 potatoes, 100 corn, ID tons hay. Fine
bearing orchard Of large apples and plums,
all kinds small fruits, % miles Minneapolis,
8 one town, 10 to another, az to creamery.
$500, $1,000 cash. Come at once and get
to work. Green s Son, Anoka. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11
DETECTIVE BUREAUS

HoY's DETECTIVE BUREAU. SUITE 51z-51s
Phoenix building; 20 years continued expert
ence In Minneapolis; legitimate business
licited; reasonable rates; best Of references.
Both phones.
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GENUINE FARM BARGAINS.


GENUINE FARM BARGAINS.
100 acres, black soil, clay subsoil, all
cultivated, good house, barn, granary, one
mile to school; price $50 per acre.
100 acres, $50 cultivated, balance
pasture, big house, large barn and out
buildings; price $1,000 for farm.
800 acres, 16O acres cultivated, good
house, barn, two acres of trees. close to
town, rich soil, price $500; $1,000 cash
handles this.
$50 acres, 10 cultivated, so acres pas
ture and hay land, near town; price $85
per acre.
800 acres. all under cultivation except 80
acres 12-room house, big barn., IL, 000-bu.
elevator on farm; everything in frst-class
condition; price $4,000.
100 acres, all under plow, no buildings
price 81, 500.
16O~acres, 14O cultivated, rich soil, house,
barn, granary and flowing well, price $50
per acre.
These farms are located in Grand Forks
and Trail counties, n. D.. They are choice
farms and can be purchased on easy terms.
Write for particulars
H. N. Bradbury,
sos New York Life Bldg. p "
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11
MEET ME AT PRESHO,

Lyman county. $. D.; excursions Tuesday
March 90. and Tuesday, April 8. Go the
earliest date possible and reap the benefit Of
he rapid advance in land. The G., NJ. & ST.
P. railroad is running trains to Presho in the
center of the county, and every train is loaded
dreamed of, and many people will be made
rich by the advance in lands; 1877 families
moved into Presho last week, and l under
stand that Presho will be made the division Of
the railroad. 1 have the largest list Of lands
in this county. covering the choicest locations
and the lowest and highest-priced farms.
Tracts of any size from 100 acres up to 800
acres in one body. Low prices and easy terms.
Representatives wanted everywhere. Send for
maps or meet me at Presho.
Lands in wholesale lots in all parts of South
Dakota on easy terms For quick action
offer 40 quarters of select lands the easiest
terms ever given. .. ~
p I,onpwp1I hS River ST Chicago
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11

By RESPONSIBLE PARTY. ON MONTHLY
payments, good, modern. well-located nine
or ten-ro0m house. adapted FOR two families;
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E.. F. LAMBERT,
$50 Guaranty Building.

4 E.. F. LAMBERT,
$50 Guaranty Building
S25 per acre buys "a acres Hennepin
9 county, in Bloomington township, 10 miles
from Minneapolis courthouse, southwest of
Lake Harriet; lies gently rolling; rich
fertile soil; improved farms either side;
no waste land: great snap; warranty
deed; title insurance without cost to pur-
chaser; easy terms. '.-e ~
$50 per acre buys % acres, 3A miles
from Bridge square, all under high state
of cultivation; soil is drift, alluvial till
with clay subsoil, warm, rich and fertile,
the gardeners delight; sold in boom times
for $500 per acre; lies fine, in sight of
great city; bargain sure.
q q o q q n a q a :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11
WANTED-REAL

WANTEn REAT ESTATE
s D contIr,.d
WANT ! ronrnn rInuT on N1rE.RooM
80 sooS s ~ Snu.1 ~ -. - Nto"I,ot.
ili nau sius SAC - sah e anu nntb NAV buy
Snn,t 1ika 70 n,nu 900 pS aven't for 90 wears:
no waiting for your money Address 1868,
Journal.
n -Y0T WANT m cFII Y0ITR MODERN
hmse ,ist Cith r " p,ontv al Phoenix,
have customers waiting and am selling the
houses as fast as I can get them, when prop
erty, location and prices are right.
WANTED-FOR THE 1OSTWICK EsTATE,
good improved property VIII pay all t cash;
no SomMissions cnargeo. Euwara =. c D.iSa
6ioek' . Ava 4'n ST Srouna n00' one'uA
property and farms. Gall at once.
Conservative Real Estate Co.,
23l Boston Block
I1sT YoiIR PPoPFRTY Ann FARMS WITH
= TSonsarrat, va Pal Es+a+s co
asi Roston RIoct
:, "a
nisa. - M,nG anM; AlI ~ ~
Ie 81 y. L hu r. poiA''
a.. 1880 100 Y-,
,1ur-ess 80. .ou-lss
WANT AboUI ~ AChES WITH HOUSE
near at city limits ana ear i'm Inc on monthly d pay
@s. aeorsss 4oos. soalna.:
WILL FAY CASH FOB MODERN RESIDENCE,
eight or nine rooms; west Of Lyndale. north
OF I'D ay n; $1,000 to $4,5O0i must be cheap.
a ..;.ss o.9-. .9a.A..
Park az in good location, with good grounds;
w %dd,p pay aat from so,SVo 10 $o'eoV ior same
a9l.sos oooo. 01.ne..
HOUSE WANTED-sEND DESCRIPTION AND
price On OF lo-rSom m mouse 9s,as IN sannyslae,
dosa 1nIa ImaaS " 'Ae 1910
9lsss 49lak 9oulna!:
WE HAVE CASH CUSTOMERS FOR 3, 10, 20
anu oo-ac.e tracts' near car line; Hst your
acres with us for quick action. Lewis Co..
: =. ..oe eon D.o.- : - = =
WANTED-TO BUY GOOD POULTRY HOUSE.
to be moved; vicinity of Seth and Lyndale
:. sy 5 Give description and price. Address
oo.0. 9oolHa. .---
WANTED-To BUY FIVE ACRES ON Oh
very near s pr suitable ior chicken chicken
LII Ianrna, oe 'es'on'Dle u pfice' Auu' ess
~. sus-na,
must - well butita with fuli Basement. ay.
or ak rooms. location south, Address 1857
JonrnaI 80 .I75.7IE5
Waved LOT west OF HENNEPIN
between 26th ct and Kenwood parkway; give
size, location, price and terms. Address 4397
journal: =.
WANTED-G00D OR 7-R0OM HOUSE, NEAH
Chicago Or Bloomington av, between 25th, t.
$sth st; lowest cash price Address ALL
-1eurnaI. - - :
houses or fats that you really want to sell
h nsl tnem WIN Geo. n. hoo'' 5000 Centur!
So: :, x 80, 77o77a - ,.1 ~ -
oAo1 kA1p EVA 1Ooh AEaL E5ihaE, ~!
~ nv
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11

s., 000-FARM 100 ACRES, GOOD HOUSE,
sisF barn. o cows. horses, wagon, plows, all the
farming tools, IL tons hay. possession given,
discount for cash, only 80 miles out. Hobart,
Phoenix building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11
NO EXCITEMENT!

No Auction Sales!
RI We have only one price, and invite you to ex-
anime part open and part timbered farm
land in the Glover district; high and dry land !;
no stones or gravel; 100 mf1ese from Minneapo-
lis; from four to eight miles from railroad
town; plenty timber for building material
fencing and fuel; pure water; numerous lakes
rivers and streams; good roads; district is set
Ting up very fast with the best kind of prac-
teal farmers. Will sell few quarters at
$3.50 per acre; $1.5O per acre cash balance
\ in FIVE years; half railroad fare any day. 81.
Homestead Land Co.,
302 Nicollet av. a2&
SEQ AN ACRE, 40 ACRES NEAR BRooKLYN
center; rich, black loam clay subsoil
II acres, improved, the River Road,
Z above the workhouse; price 81 400
$75 an acre, 10 acres, one mile southeast Of
4s Wayzata.
$40 an acre. partly improved, IS acres,
near electric line to Minnetonka Very cheap
$1,000, so acres, IL miles from this build
ing; best of soil; improvements cost $4,000
35 acres, two miles above wGrkhouse; black
soil, clay subsoil; $110 acre; all on time
IS If you build.
One or two small tracts, Cedar av and
66th ,st: $3.50 per acre.
Thomas Watts, SIC Phoenix.
FoR SALE, 800 ACRES GOOD LAND, 900
acres under pillow, will rent for $500. Esti-
mated timber: Oak, 2,225,oo0 feet: gum.
$4,000 feet; hickory, 1S0, GOO feet; ties, TO-
coo; cypress about 500, 900 feet. Will take
$4,000 cash IL sold In three months. In
quiries answered promptly. Address owner,
Parker G. EVAN, sCicrendon, Ark.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11

l20 ACRES OF VIRGIN PRAIRIE POPE CO.,
S Mimi, $3.50; mortgage. $1,000 i've years; must
sell quick, as need the money. " 352,
Journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11
HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Wanted.

>>-O~~~O>~-~~>~~~>~~S ~~~~~~~-~~~c~
ANTED-ESCOND.HAND .RUNABoUT . IN
good condition. Would like low-wheeled. rub
Der tire, If possible, with pole-also set driv
ing harness. What have you 3S6s Journal.
WANTED-BAY MARE, ABOUT HOO, TO =
years, sound and good trotter, city broke; must
stand by weight and cheap. Mail description
and price. Address $500, Journal.
ALWAYS READY TO BUY FOR CASH,
horses, buggies. wagons, harnesses; bank:
rupt stocks a speciality. Widmayer & Prem
dergast, Ala Sd st 8.
WANTED-To BUY TEAM OF FARM MARES
and harness, best $3.50 will buy; state par
ticulars in first letter. Address 4161. Journal.
WANTED-sAFE MARE PONY, BUGGY, HAR-
ness Mrs. n. NJ. Moore, f. L. d. No. 1,
seth st and Lyndale av s.
EXCHANGE-Go0D RESIDENCE LOTS FOB
frst-class draft horses. Apply Davis livery.
2S11 Nicollet
WILL EXCHANGE 50 ACRES LAND IN WIS.
consin for work nhres. J. a. Carlso, 10lI
9Th st S.
wANTEp-TEAM OF HORSES ABOUT $500
lbs. prefer one mare. 1909 Jefferson st NE.
q
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11
LANDsEEKERs' EXCURSIONS.

LANDsEEKERs' EXCURSIONS.
North Dakota.
VII sa his In for Of 20
best o Of land from rs SO to $50 an We
American Real Estate Investment Loan Co.,
437 Andrus Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI:
INVESTORS AND LAND AGENTs-To MAKE
e1h1 me-, NV, ne, ne, Sc sec. 30, 15S A, three
miles from Lund, on the new 500 line, Mar
. shall county, Minnesota. Black loan soil,
timber for fuel. House and barn; awill retail
for $40 per acre. Tingdale Bros, owners, BG7
Bank of Commerce Bldg, Minneapolis
in the world; we have been on the ground for
twenty five years and know the conditions;
secure farm when prices are low and be-
balance easy; write for information to John
Ross & Co.. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Ref
erence, Merchants Bank Of Canada.
$50 ACRES CHOICE LAND EIGHT MILES
from one Of the best county seat towns in
| North Dakota, 225 acres under cultivation; will
exchange for good M stock st. e6o of gen
stand Investigation; only those meaning bust
harbor, N. D. No agents:
FOR SALE By OWNER, WISHING TO MOVE
| west on account of Sickness offer for
farms ' Of S ss sa ad N
and wei.rented, laying in different parts Of
| Norman county, from LIZ to 8 miles from
towns and market. For particulars address
| Box 95, Ada MINI. -
LANDS IN R1CHLAND COUNTY, N. D.-I
own 800 acres in sections 1, and 20, town
ship 1913, range 81; good black warm soil, clay
cultivated, all can be broken; for sale cheap
on your terms; may consider trade in good
clear income paying property as part
BEST FARM IN THE STATE, 200 ACRES, 120
! acres ready for crop, balance meadow and
| pasture; ~ miles from Benson, Swift county,
soGa sbed aod sheds
through the place. $4,000 down and balance
GOOD REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ON EASY
! terms.
I have some good lake front property lots
in town and farms lake shore; also other
| farms, well improved, stock, implements and
everything to go right to work. Write me
your wants. l. will give. you square deal.
J. G. Emery, Forest Lake, MINI.
2z0 ACRES, NEAR TRACY, REDWOOD C0UN:
ty. Minnesota. has Groom house. large barn,
good water windmill and large grove, best
Of soil, no better farm in the state, price 500
! per acre also two other cheaper farms in
Redwood county. Mrs. Sarah A. Fuller, 60
| Iglehart st, st. Paul.
CANADIAN LANDs-l0,0o0 ACRES NEAR MA.
coun 500 line; 5000 acres Church
acres near ca iVermay and canora on g. =.
( | for sale in parcels of 100 acres or more. on
4 6 easy terms or on the crop payment plan.
1 Urquhart Land Co., $50 Endicott building,
] st. Faul.
1 o o o o % o o
10 POST UP ON THE O
1 o Koochiching Falls Country o
4 O Call or Write ~ O
TO The Enger-Nord Realty CO.. O
4 o. 120 Temple Court. Minneapolis. o
i O @ o Q. o o Q 90 90 % 20
Il 100 ACRES OF VIRGIN PRAIRIE POPE CO.,
\ Mimi, $3.50; mortgage. $1,000 five years; must
sell quick, as need the money. 352,
Journal ss8 81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-26
new IMMIGRATION LAW
Measure taA1tet BY Coasress Last Iuae
SeComes Effective ThsrstAY.

The new naturalization law of the
United States. which was passed June
- OF this year 10 become effective
within ninety days, goes into effect
Thursday. and there has been a rush
among the aliens to secure naturali-
zation papers before that time. be
cause of the fact that the new law is
decidedly more stringent than the
old Since the passage of the law,
June 20, a large number of aliens
have procured naturalization papers
in this county. securing their papers
through the district court. The new
citizens were former subjects OF the
Emperor of Austriaf
The new law confers exclusive
jurisdiction to naturalize aliens as
citizens of the United States upon the
United States circuit and district
courts now existing or which may
hereafter be established by congress
the supreme court of the district Of
Columbia, and the United States
courts for the Indian Territory; also
all courts of record in any state or
territory now existing. or which may
hereafter be created, having seal,
a clerk and jurisdiction in actions at
law or equity in which the amount in
controversy is unlimited.
The section of the new law which
saws that courts with unlimited juris-
diction are authorized to naturallze
aliens will have the effect of elimi-
mating the county court and county
clerks throughout the country from
having this authority, because the
jurisdiction of the county court is
limited to amounts not exceeding
$1,000
The question now confronting the
district clerks throughout the state IN
regard to this new naturalization law
is whether that paragraph OF the act
limiting the issuance of these papers
to courts with unlimited jurisdiction
will effect the district courts, as the
jurisdiction of a district court is
limited to this extent, suit for less
than 81 900, wherein foreclosure is
now sought, can not be filed in it.
Under the new law the issuance o
naturalization papers by the various
courts throughout the United state
will come under the direct control
the bureau of immigration and nat
ural,zation and the secretary of com
merce and labor will have charge o
all matters concerning the naturaliza
ton of aliens.
The clerks of the various court
which are under this new law author
ized to issue naturalization papers t'
aliens will be furnished with sucf
blank forms as may be required iron
time to time by the bureau OF lmmi
grafton and Naturalization
After passage of this aliens lmmi
grating to this country VIII De me
at the port where they enter by IN
spectors and an exact description o
each alien. together with his INTENDED
place of residence, will be taken.
After the new law becomes ertec
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-26
DEGREES FOR DIVORCE.


Nearly all the time of the district
court Tuesday afternoon was de
voted tn the trial of divorce cases
Fourteen DEGREES of divorce were
granted five cases were dismissed
and one was taken under advisament
The ms rital ties of the fol,cvine wera
annuIled
tI,,,i, Couch -. +, f,oncb T.,
Iottia urhite ve u,;Iion II
,y,hi+
49,,
Hiiiil" o"Ho' 70 Niiit N"n'' H.
L. X. Bates VS.. carrie Bates
Nv. X. smith VS.. Minnie Smlth.
Harrison Turner VS.. lola Turner
VIII Lewis VS. Dora Lewis
Raw II Finley VS.. Genevieve Fin
ley
Emma younp ve Adolnhus Young
NoIlia jefferson vs Osby Jeffer-
son
rarrio Moore NC Louie Noore
w Settle We Katie Settle
Gaoroa pupb ve Violet pugh
onha7ia yviuian,s We ragnor yvu-
liams
u y,ao ,,s ,1oao;o Uada
Nv, .o,,o;.,a, .,,aas, ,,,o,.a 1;s,,,;,.
cd.