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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
DISHONEST COMPANIES ARE TO HAVE
AN ADVERSARY THAT is TO BE FEARED
Over Five Hundred Business Men at Meeting
and Scheme of Concerted Action Is
Unanimously Agreed Upon.
Fl. WEINSTOCK LEADS COMMITTEE THAT
WILL PREPARE THE PLAN OF CAMPAIGN

Bankers manufacturers, merchants shippers and all other
classes OF business San Francisco who lost anything by the
crowded Calvary Presbyterian Church. Fillmore
and Jackson Yesterday afternoon and after discussion
unanimously agreed form represent them and
for their interests dealing with the fire insurance companies.
This powerful anzaton viii be formed lines recommended
by which will be appointed from the membership of
the commercial organizations of Francisco, from EACH
large Colonel H. Weinsock, presided
the meeting elected before the meeting adjourned be
the member at large.
Today the presidents OF the commercial organizations will
Of Merchants
their appointment committee The
preliminary work begun yesterday will be carried forward today
The will begin prepare plan
and report meeting by
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
MOVE is LEAD FOR OTHER INSURANCE COMPANIES.

significance OF this the OF the WiiamsbrgH
with the fact that
eopadzes $2oooo OF insurance which FIRE sufferers believe is
ghtfuly theirs 1t becomes the guiding policy for the other
companies that earthquake clause their policies
earthquake clause policies the city OF San
something like This enormous amount
of cash will if the be lost to the policy
holders city and will beggar poicyholder who
thought himself we'll protected because OF his insurance
proofs of loss the hundreds OF policy
holders wholly unexpected blow The VIII
iamburgh City Company kinds of poll
ces Its ongerm policies OF its shorterm policies
constituting Is per of its business do not contain this
earthquake clause About Is per of its shorrm policies
however Many pocyhoders, according
TO their statements Yesterday earthquake
clause was really included policies On this they
were hundesuck they received the communication and ther
proofs of loss from the adjuster .ssaws3 4
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
POWERFUL BODY IS TO DEMAND FAIR TREATMENT


Any company M AM ak ad a h dd an a4h be cared
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
city Bridge for st. Louis.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-President
Roosevelt today signed the bill author
izing the city of St Louis, Mo-, to build
and operate and maintain railroad,
wagon and foot passenger bridge
across the Mississippi River at that
Io.3..
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
RETURN PROOFS TO MAINTAIN LEGAL STANDING.

The officers of the Wiambugh say they sending back
the avoid the appearance having
accepted them thus maintaining their legal position ey say
also that they giving chance know
that trying to hoodwnk him
belief that he will be paid and then throw him over penness
sixty days They expect to be sued and are preparing
to defend their position before the courts.
They that they FIRE the earthquake
and that the earthquake fully protects them. They
sorry pocyhod they say but they aoBd
sacrifice their interests.
Some fifteen earthquake clause companies
likely leadership of the Wamsburgh City Only three
of them yet settle claim upon basis whatsoever
they awaiting advices from their nsurrs
Others say they decided what action take They
all waiting will when bold policy
holder brings the issue squarely before the law
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
RETURNS PROOFS ON THE "QJAKE" POLICIES

declared absolute pay earthquake clause" policies the e%
was Ga m by mo
md &meG
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

For San Francisco and vicin-
ity: Cloudy Tuesday; possibly
light showers; fresh west wind.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-26
LIST OF SIXTEEN aEARTHOUAE CLAUSE" CONPANTE

Contlnued ON Page 2. Columns
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-06
Foreigners Seek
Homes in South
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAM
Frs TO MAKE REGULAR
LANDINGS AT GAL
WESTON.

WASHINGTON. June Gin order
to meet the new conditions arising
from the announced intention OF the
pany to make regular Landings 1t the
port of Galveston. Texas. and to moro
efficiently provide for the handling
of Immigrants At that place in CON
sequence. Frank P Sargent, commits
sioner general of immiS-ation- left
he VIII confer with representatives
of steamship and railroad companies
on The subject. 1t has been found
necessary. in view OF the anticipated
Increased immiSran: arrivals at Ca
weston. to consider the question az
camp at that city AT present exam
nations are made either on shipbo2rd
or on the docks. but il is recognized
that this plan viii now have 20 be
abandoned.
1t was stated at the B.aeau of I'm
migration that in view OF the aSita-
ton regarding the proper disposition
OF Immigrants to this country IN
questionably great numbers will. II
the purpose of the North German
Lloyd Steamship Company is carried
out be diverted from the larger Allan
tic Coast cities. and find their ways
into the farms of the South. II was
announced that the move IS not in
the interest of any particular class OF
immigrants. although it is believed
that the majority of the foreigners
viii be Italians.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-06

Huh, What do you know about
war; Did you ever hurl yourself into
the Imminent deadly breach. or seek
the bubble reputation. even I the can
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-06
Read the West v1rg1nian-

June 2-6t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-06
DRUG TRUST NEXT.
President Believes There Is Sufficient
Evidence to Begin Proseeu-
tons

WASHINGTON. June 5.-P-es:Gent
Roosevelt has declined to entertain
any proposition looking 10 further in
into the methods OF the
alleged drug trust before the proceed
lnss recently instituted at Iadianapo-
lis by the attorney general are push
ed. II was stated that the invesdSa-
ton has been going on for severa!
months, and that the department is
entirely satisfied with the evidence
which has been secured and that the
would be conducted with
out delay.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-06

The stables in which the COWS are
kept are mostly one-Sto-y buildings
tileroofed. and floors of stone or ce-
-aent. The COWS were in stalls often
six feet wide a bale OF straw is usu-
ally placed in the stall to prevent the
COW from turning around and also
furnish scat for the mixer. the
whole stable arrangement is old and
crude. but everything is perfectly
clean. Milking begins at four in the
morning and -four IN the evening.
"RaGons Fed the Cows--For succu-
lent food. wet brewers grains AMI
roots are in favor. In the majority OF
the sheds visited brewers grains
were fed. The grain ration was usual
" combination of two or more OF
the following- Bran. barley meal, pea
meal, linSeed cake and locust neal
The roushaSe consisted of clover and
| meadow hay The clover is home
grown and OF good quality. The
meadow hay as far as observed is OF
mixed grasses, well cured
: He then gives the rations these
lairymen use to derive profit from
hish-priced animals fed upon high
priced feed We have not space for
more at this time, but II any Of our
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-06
a Heavy Load to Garry.

Along with dyspepsia comes nervous
ness and general ill-health- Why Be
cause diSordered stomach docs not per
nit the food to be properly digeSted. and
its products aSSimilated by the system
The blood is charged with poiSonS which
come from this diSordered digestion. and
in turn the nerves are not fed on good.
red blood. and we see symptoms OF merry
business. SleepleSSneSS and general break
steal exertion that does it. but poor s1om-
ach work With poor. thin blood the
body IS not protected against the attack
of germs of grip. bronchitis and conSump-
ton Fortiiy the body at once with Dr.
Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery-a
rare combination Of native medicinal
roots without a particle OF alcohol or
dangerous habir-forminS drugs.
a little book of extracts, from pronf-
ncat medical authorities eStollinS every
ingredient contained in Dr., Pierce'S
free to any address on request by postal
card or letter Address Dr. R. v Pierce.
Buffalo, \. Y.
Many years OF active practice convinced
DR.. Pierce of the value OF many native
roots as medicinal agents and he went to
great expense. both in time and in money,
to perfect his own peculiar processes foE
tonic. Alternative and rebuilding agents:
The enormous popularity OF Golden
Medical Discovery" is due both TO its
medicinal value OF its ingredients. The
publication Of the names or the fa9Tcdt-
e7,ts on the wrapper Of every bottle sold,
gives full assurance OF It's non-alcohoiic
character and removes all objection TO
the use OF an unknown or secret remedy
II Is not patent medicine nor = secret
one either. This fact puts it IN a class
oil By itself. bearing as it does upon every
bottle wrapper The Badge OF Honesty, IN
shc full list of its ingredients.
The rGolden Medical Discovery Cures,
weak stomach indigestion, or dyspepsia.
torpid liver and biliousncSs. ulcera ton OF
stomach and bowlcS and all catarrhal AZ
fec:ionS no matter what parts or organs
may be affected with it, Dr. Picrce's
Pleasant Pellets arc the origin2! little
liver pills, first put up 10 years ago. They
regulate and inriEorate- stomach Liver
md bowels Much initiated but never
etlualed Suyar-coa1ed and easy to take
as candy. One TO three dose
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-06

-
sschaii5rass Gsss rs
stsesg sarpssE asest;ins
spe-tiea
ss WaSHINGToN..s Innez shaitma-ss
yyadsworsh OF The: Eouss commiIree:
EonsAgr5cnlfnre:m mad shis preaiction
-4neat-lnspecton law win been
acted whic., wiil inSp1so thesconsnm
er meat At 70 be ea1en.- sse7s
S: In commenting ON the probable eft
feet o. placlngthe eos1 Of a conpus-
sory government inspection OF meas
upon the SlauShterers and packers.
Chairman wadsworth said:
In my Judgment II the cost OF this
compulsorr inspection. which is for.
the benefit OF the public health. is 10
be PUT upon the packers and slanga-
terers- and which Will mean tax
OF no one Knows COW much. believe
the packers and siauskterers viii sin,
ply say
ject TO government inspection This
would. in turn, throw the cost OF the
inspection back upon the cattle raiser
and consumer
Furthermore. in the opinion OF
many members. II the cost of inspec
ton Is thrown upon the packers Il
would drive out Of business the th2u--
sands OF small, Independent slauSh-
terers. and thus stn further concen-
trate in the hands of the so-called Beef
Trust the whole packing business OF
the country
The substitute for the BeveriaSe
amendment which Mr.. Wadsworth is
preparing places the cost Of the in
spectfoa on the government. Just
what this cost viii amount to IS es-
timated by members all the way froE.
sl.5co. 900 year to se0.o00.0oo a year.
Chairman wadsworth explained fur
Their that when the inspection was
voluntary. as it is at present, he has
been in favor OF It's cost beins-borne
by tie packers. but when the govern
ment is to make it compulsory, he be-
lieves the government should pay the
cost on the ground that it is an under
taking directly for the purpose of pro
lection 10 the public health.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-06
Road to- ntietanl
.coNeRESSMaN PERRREGEssiNs
CONSIDERATIONS APPRo
PRIATioNs $4,000.

wASHINGTON.s June Congress
man Pearewho has beeusfor nrl-
Der ofyears working to secure an aot
preparation for the construction of a
macadauized road from the town OF
SharpsburS. Md, to the McKinlcy
Monument and the Burnside Bridge
on the Battlefield Of Anderam. as
succeeded in securing a favorable rec
ommendation from the Secretary OK
War with an estimate OF $4,000 for the
construction Of the road
This road Is very much needed Le-
cause 1t is the only road-that leads
from SharpsburS to the Burnside
Bridge. which was one Of the central
features OF the great fight at Attic
tam. and TO the Mckinley Monument.
which was erected by the grateful PEG
pie of Ohio TO President Mckinley.
who was in that fight. and who. by
ga1lantry there. earned his commits
sion as line officer in the United
States Army. The road Will ats; lea.
TO the monuments OF the States OF
Pennsylvania. Maryland. Massachu
sets and Connecticut, whose sons
choked the parapets OF the Burnside
Bridge ON that fatal day in the effo1I
to capture this strategic point on the
Battlefield of Antietam in the face 81
the grape and canister from bat
terry Of artillery
Representative Pearre is much graf
flied that he has secured the endorse
ment and estimate Of the Secretary OF
War. and has made arrangements wiz
Mr.. Tawney. chairman OF the. Commit
tee on Appropriations. that this itet:..
OF appropriation shall be offered as an
amendment to the Sunday Ciri. Elm
by General Kiefer. who was at the bat
tie of Antietam in the Army OF the
United States and who delivered an
address at the ceremonies at Ante
tam on Decoration Day This viii
practically make it committee
amendment and Representative
Pearre has every assistance that II
will pass
Mr.. Pearre aas also been active ~
aiding, as far as he could. in the pass
ing Of the Aldrich resolution providing
for the purchase of material and equip
ment for use in the construction OF
the Panama Canal. The Aldrich res
olution was passed on Saturday last
by strict party vote Of 90 10 1G. AID
provides that the purchase OF mate
rial and equipment for use in the Goa
struction of the Panama Canal SHAH
be restricted to articles of domestic
and manufacture. from toe
lowest responsible bidder, unless the
President shall, in any case. deem
The bids or tenders therefor TO be OK
tortiona1e or unreasonable The sec
rotary of the Board of Trade ard the
secretary OF the Chamber of Com
merce of Baltimore city requested
Representative Pearre-s efforts ano CO.
operation in behalf of this resolution
as it Will secure to the Maryland Steer
Company. Baltimore city. the con
struction of TWO dredGes in the con-
srruction of the Panama Canal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-06
NOTICE.

AS will soon move to B!uefieId. w.
Va. all persons knowing themselves
to be indebted to the undersigned will
please call and settle their bills and
all persons having claims against me
viii please present the same for pay
ment-
c. P. CLAYTON
June 2-6t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-06

Doesn't take good housekeepers long
to get acquainted with the best-that's
why so many OF them use Piusbury's
Best Flour
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-06

Beginning June 4th, 1906. We VIII
only clean carpets on Tuesdays and
Fridays, unless, In hundred yard lots.
TROY LAUNDRY
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-06

70 1Thes s5a5s, slssss
Hand
q NOS sesesss;
,ssiss god TO prscd dee ON piano:
Eaye hours a5days'-s SAID the disconsos
Hate small girl:
THAT for.,y
Cause mother and fathe- dcnsr:
Star
What do yon when trouble strikes.
you
Shout hallelujah.
Does that scare. him on!
Yes: he thinks I'm so happy he
takes to the woods--Atlanta Consti-
tuition
-----
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13

refused . cash otfss ef sseasss tor
ahe EAssA
Mr., Niezf las ks<n psospeesHax far
many pears oxsr the snoanfzins a
Agiaonx. Mes Nexiuo sla Coaorzdo
and dosn In sisKioo He never had
any lugk In discovering fsayang pros
p~cts. A fen times he ssEnek Eooa
leads. haa thar always referred Out
bef0E~ they pEoanoed him any wealth..
He takes his pEsssnr sooa fortaae in
q cool xas. lie b preparing 10 make
heavy shipments ~ ore. and he szys
that xhsa be- receives the ssneiser ~.
tmrns b. viii pot the Enonsy axay
until he has comfortable fortune.
He has PROMISED kimself that xhsa
he has made . million dollars out al
the mine, - be eoafidently expeetx
10 do. be viii take q vacation and 80
haes east" and giiI visit some boy.
hood friends. gham he has not seen
since he came 10 the morEtains. uogx
than a quarter ~ century aso.
The discovery has produced intsnse
interest and no small exs Itsment
among the mining men of Arizona.
Prospectors are floeking 20 the To-
eality by the hundreds ana tho strip"
where the West mine ls heated 10 al
ready covered with claims of prospec,
tors.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13

ssnss % Ipok oaf - . thiTc ssosy
sfc6ow II ahs tsilding sfIie NE
fterm sss Ii prusrsss ss 2aeut 2
ceso<k and posaeea sress fxshes cf
LIGHT o. fhs sA1s af fa~ yes6sr hxsn.
HI harTsaa an.n stairs aad asvun6
10 ths soens - the stFsnks rAenomena
ane eisooseret thst tEs ylzc vss
ssansinx sleetrse llstf wires AGAINST
The kaiidfng and ~ each centact there
was hisa~ ~ Iaxhf. he n0tlfsea Mr.
Ts@der ard a namber a. nsAghhars
and soon cutie q large ers~a gathered
eensss % creaa
While tie storm u yesterday even
ing and last night ersatsa sosns dam
sgs In ana about the city ana eaasei
discomfort 10 persons Who we're foHe-
I'D % b. COT tn IA, The goea that N
has dana 20 The gnowing crops In this
slcinits n ssid 10 more ihan eoaa-
lsabalaaee ths harmful effects. The
rain was soreiy needed by yeEsfatIoa
and IL ald not eons any too socn. AZ
the rssalt. the crups In the M.
lrEsxaied seeaiahs have received ths
moisture that will gtxs them another
lease Of iifs and make them grow
I'll TIE faster 10 maturity.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
NO LOVE LOST" SAYS
BISHOP POTTER

New York. June l3.--Rishop and
Mrs. Henry G. Potter arrived home
On the White Star liner Celtic after
q trip 10 Great Britain ard the con.
tinent. On the way up from quaran.
tine the bishop talked u his expert.
ence while abroad, Referring 20 the
relationship between Great Britain
and the United States he declared
that there 10 no love lost between
the two countries.
Representatives u the press net
me when ] arrived In England" re
said. and asked me n . would give
them my impression of the Insurance
scandal I replied thai ] would n
they would print H. They agreed 10
do this, and ] said: The insuraace
scandal amounts To This: In Ne Uni.
ed States We wash our dtsty llnsk
In public. but In Great Britain shsy
do u privately looked carefully In
the papers the next day but could not
find my statement"
Bishop Potter was asked II he
thought the friendly relations existing
between the two countries are super.
fetal. He replied:
Yes: II IL rush. pnnsrerity. you
know, In not conducive 10 friendly
relations"
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
SPORTS

The twelfth annual meeting and
tournament Of the North Dakota State
sportsmen's association Is scheduled
To open today at Fargo ard continue
| over tomorrow.
| Efforts are being made to bring
about a meeting between "Philadei
Ephia Jack o'Brien and Tommy Burns
az Seattle on July 4.
Base ball has Just lost one Of its
veteran managers In W. II. Watkins,
who has just resigned the active man.
agement of the indianapolis club. Mr..
Watkins broke Into the gene In 1873
al Guelph, Ontario, with a team that
won the Dominion championship and
afterward toured the United States
with great success. In the past quar-.
ter of a century he has managed clubs
In Port Huron. Indianapolis. Detroit.
Kansas City, 81. Paul. Rochester. st.
Louis. Sioux City. Pittsburg and Min.
neapolis.
The approaching championship golf
tournament In Oregon promises to be
the most Interesting since the intro
duction Of the game In the Pacific
northwest. The tournament will be.
gin tomorrow on the links Of the Wav.
erly club at Portland and will con.
tinue through the remainder Of the
week.
Noodles" Hahn IL doirg his share
to keep the New York Americans In
front.
outfielder jackson Of the jackson,
Miss. club In the Cotton States league
has a record Of GIG putoats, Z assists
and not an error In 2s games. Perhaps
he Is to follow In the footsteps Of the
immortal Sam"
Kitty" Brashear has Quit the Los
Angeles team and joined the Johns
town. TrtState league tesm. s
Manager McGraw Of the champion
Giants il on the lockout for players
to strengthen his crippled team.
The Baltimore club in the Eastern
league fs playing TO poor business at
home this season. .~<~.z &ss=
Austin and San Antonio clubs OF the
South Texas league Are coming to the
front al fast clip. They promise to
give Houston q hard tussle for the
Tag before the wind.up.
Is punk" hall playing contagious.
Perhaps 20, the home grounds of the
Boston clubs are within a stones
throw OF one another.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
MINISTER USED WATER
FOR BATHING PURPOSES
esptissd In sandusky River and Hls
Wtfe immersed In Pacific
Needs Lots Of Water.

Druumer Essngelist Williams. who
n conductIng-a series of revival meet.
ings at the Mesbedist church In Las
Vegas, makes asconfessiun a that years
ago he used water for bathing pur.
poses only. 'Lhspk be said. i had
little use for water III my business. |
only used Il To wash in and rarely
slaked my thirst with u. since I
have given my heart 10 God II takes
lots OF water to run me-"
Yes, WAS baptized IN water. Of
course. The sandusky river In Ohio
was my Jordan and baptized my wife
In the Pacific ocean," the minister
said.
The attendance al the revival meet.
Ing last night was very small ewing
10 the delnge Of rain. Rnt Mr.. vii.
iiams declares he II still doing busl
ness at the same stand. The subject
of his discourse tonight will be IA
cob's Ladder" The eyengelist de-
clsres he may nse his new sermon.
The Stricken City Of the Golden
Gate before concluding his series
here on the twentieth Of June.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
MAD KING cTTo 10
NEAR DEATH IN BAVARIA

Berlin, June is.--A dispatch from
Munich says thar serious Illness has
again taken hold upon mad King otto
oI bavaria. BY Z special coincidence
To-Day happens TO be the twentieth m.
niversary Of King otto's ascension 10
ne throne. Several years before he
succeeded his mad brother. King Lud.
WIS u, Otto was afflicted with 1 most
dangerous form Of mental trouble ana
Ier twenty years he has hcen hopeless.
Y insane the country being under he
rule Of ! regency.
Ludwig II Was fonnd drowned !, |
starbergen lake, on the royal estates.
e had committed suicid.. Ludwix's
orm q insanity was % exaggerated
'assion for art. ottos ppss,on II to
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
VETERAN MINER sITs ~
Racss AFTER MANY WEARS

SoaoEnonxilie. Aria. June la~-ffank
West a veteran mining pEoSpeet0r.
who h well knoxn in mining circles
throughout the southwest. mas dsyelop.
ed . body u ore which u fahul0usly
rich In guiS and silver. Tne scene u
the wonderful strike is near the San
Carlos Indian reservation. short dis
tanee from solosnonEIlle. The ore
body measures forty feet across its
face. The ore assays ts 10 Is per
cent sold and IS 70 Is per cent cop
per u IL reported that Mr.. West has
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
CONCERT TONIGHT
N LINCOLN PARK.
Lss Vegas Military Band ras Another
H. sspsrs erssrsm 70 asasss
rkis Evening

Weather permitting The Ina Vegas
military band win Kise another open
air concert this evening In Lincoln
park, beginning promptly st s:IB
O'Clock. The program win b. ~ fol.
Msrch-Ths Request
Overture Enchaniiess''@--- Dslbey.
Wslts-Amons the saady Maple
Trees"-Mackie.
Tvo'siep-'The Rooster and the
Donkey"
= Chsrscteristic--''A Day In the Cot.
tonfield"--zublin.
Mafch--"Triumphant America
Loses,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
caEolr MEMS ANNUAL
IN SESSION THREE pAss

baltimore. Nd. June i3-neiegsies
were In ATTENDANCE from all parts of
TIE country today ~ the opening Of
the annual conssntioa of the National
Association of Credit Mea. The con,
ssntion VII be ia session three DAYS,
During this time many Questions of
sa'ai Importance 10 the business vel
isfe OF the country viii be discussed
Ine association. which was largely IN.
s1falnentai In securing the enactment
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13

II The pFess2r hxnkxupscy lar. VII
take steps 10 epg.a@s any tanksEaag
with the measure. TIE ssporss a. tas
several officers show lhs assoxaatian
% BE- In . fioarishins eSnditkoa. IN
present membership Iacladss shoat T.
80 fiFms. which Eegresent aa sExTe-
gate u beawsen se.ssse sns sa0saA inr
dfsI1uSas.