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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Appointments of Pension Examining
Surgeons in Iowa and
Dakota.
cFrom a stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, July 2L-.-(Speclal Tele-
gram.)-On recommendation OF Congress
man Smith Dr. David Williams has been
appointed pension examining surgeon at
Logan, Ia, vice DR.. W W. Colt, re-
signed.
Upon the recommendation OF Representa-
tive Martin DR.. F. b. schnerer has been
appointed pension examining surgeon at
Deadwood, s. D., vice DR.. A. II. Bowman,
resigned
A. l. Hager. who represented the Ninth
Iowa congressional district In the Fifty
third and Fifty-hfth congresses. is in
Washington on legal business before the
departments.
iowa rural routes ordered established
October L: Hills. Johnson county, route l,
population 3O5 houses 81. Kelona Washing
ton county, route 5, population $50. houses
7S. Lonetree, johnson county, route 3, pop
ulation 40 houses SO North Liberty, John
son county routes l and ?, population
745 houses li9 oxford, johnson county
route T. population 40 houses 30. Tifhn
johnson county, route l, population 3s5
houses 70.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
CONVICTED PACKERS APPEAL
Meat Corporations Contend that Law
was Not Violated aud that Court
HAD No .5UrisdictIon.

ST. IoUTs, July 24--Transeripts and bills
Of exceptions were filed today In the United
States circuit court Of appeals by the
Armour Packing company, Swift and Com
pany Morris & co. and the Cudahy Pack
ms company which were convicted In the
United States district court AZ Kansas City
on charges OF accepting rebates
one OF the claims set sorth In the bills
OF exceptions is that the court at Kansas
City had no jurisdiction, as the indictments
failed 10 show that the alleged ofIenss
was committed within ts district. II IL
contended that the fact that the transfer
Of the shipment through the western dis
trict OF Missouri Is not sufhcient reason TO
vest jurisdiction in the court of that dis
trict: the criminal provisions OF the inter
state commerce law do not apply 20 an
export shipment to foreign port and that
the indictments fail 10 state suficient facts
20 constitute an offenss
Failure 70 charge the jury that n thS
consignment is a through export shipment
20 foreign port then the verdict should
be for the defendant" u also alleged In IN,
6An Of sGoeptionA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
STAMP SWINDLE IN NEW YORK
Five Men Accused of DefraudinE
state Treasury of over
100000.

NEW YORK. July 24.-Charged with
selling mortgage tax stamps and stock
transfer tax stamps that had already been
used, hve men were arrested this after
noon on complaint OF the state comp
troller. Attorney General Mayer and Dis
trict Attorney Jerome The authorities
charge that the state government has been
defrauded Of over 100000. The men, all
of whom were arrested in Wall street. are
Frederick Thompson, clerk; William
O'Reily. Patrick King, c. II. Lawrence
and Luke McSherry. all Of Brooklyn. II
Is alleged that the cancellation marks
were removed by the use OF chemicals
after which the stamps wsrs ironsds
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
ThundershOwcrs Wednesday and
Cooler in Northwest Portions Thurs
day, Fair,
HUSBAND CoMPELS OBEDIENCE
six-Shooter as Persuader Proves
Its worth ut Casper
Depot.

CASPER. Wyo., July 4-tSpecial)-
When the train from Omaha pulled into the
station at Casper three Of its passengers
became involved in quarrel. Two men
and woman comprised the party and the
episode caused considerable amusement and
excitement. The woman seemed to want
to stop at this place, and one Of the men,
apparently her husband, objected, where
upon the third party stepped in and assisted
the woman to alight and went into the
lunch room nearby with her The first man
followed them and when inside drew a six
shooter and compelled the woman under
threat of shooting her to get onto the
train again and then he commanded his
rival TO keep at a comfortable distance
and the command was obeyed. The train
carried the trio to Shoshoni fifteen min
utcs later.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
IDE WILL HUNT PULAJANEs
l9oTerper efsPhflsns,laes seads Repu-.
lars Against the Outlaws in
Leyte Province.

MANILA. July Ex-Governor Ide has re-
quested military aid to punish the Pula-
james in the province of Lcyte. A battalion
of the Eighth infantry from IloilJ and a
battalion OF the Fourth infantry from
Camp Domus have been sent to the assist
ance of the constabulary. General Allen
expected possibly to conduct a campaign
in Cebu, but the ladrone chief and forty
eight men have surrendered, and Governor
Osmena reports that there are no more
outlaw bands there and that the island is
completely pacifed.
The ladrone, leaders Montalon, sakay,
Villefuerte, Devega, Carreon and Natividad
have pleaded guilty to the charges Of ban
dolerism at Cavite.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
KANSAS MAN KILLED BY WIFE
Mrs. John DaurOn says Husband Was
Choking Her and She Shot
10 Scare Him.

CHEROKEE. Kan, July 4-John
Dauron, aged 50 years. well known
farmer, was shot and killed today by his
wife. who is As years old. Dauron and his
wife had many quarrels of late and re-
Gently they separated.
Mrs. Dauron made a statement in which
she said that she was afraid to go into the
house when she returned home last night
and that she slept in the barn. When she
started 10 leave the place today her hus-
band. she said attempted TO choke her.
She said she then fired the pistol, intending
only TO scare him.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
PASSENGER RATE WAR BEGINS
Illinois Central VIII Sell Round Trip
Tickets TO Chicago for
Eight Dollars.

CHICAGO, July 24-The Illinois Central
railroad today gave notice that an IS round
trip rate would be put in effect from the
Missouri river to Chicago, applying from
Omaha, Sioux City, Sioux Falls Albert
Lea Cedar Rapids and intermediate points.
The tickets will be sold August 4. and s.
and will be honored for return passage up
to and including August IS. This move
was taken by the officials OF the Illinois
Central, II is said. because OF it's com
petitors having been contracting for dele
gates TO the convention of Eagles. to be
held in Milwaukee August 5, at figures
considerably below the agreed basis.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
TAMMANY is FOR HEARST
Leader Murphy Says IL May support
Newspaper Owner for NOmina-
tIOn for Governor.

NEW YORK, July 24.-Charles p. Muir
phy, leader of Tammany hail. said today
that II was possible that Tammany would
support William r. Hearst for the demo-
cratic nomination for governor in the next
state convention. Mr.. Murphy said:
Mind, l don't commit myself l don't
say that Tammany will be for Hearst ]
only say that his opposition to our ticket
last year will not OF itself make 1t i'm
possible for Tammany to support MIN in
the convention"
Mr. Murphy said that he had no opinion
TO express at this time as to whether or
not Mr.. Hearst will be nominated
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25

LONDON, July A-WTlliam J. Bryan to-
day lunched with Moberly Bell OF the Lon
don Times. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan will dine
with Lord and Lady Weardale tonight, with
James Bryce, chief secretary for Ireland
tomorrow and with Ambassador whitelaw
Reid and Mrs. Reid July p. The Irish resi-.
dents of London will give Mr.. and Mrs
Bryan a reception July Is, Thomas p
O'Connor. president of the United Irish
League of Great Britain, presiding Mr
and Mrs. Bryan will probably start for the
continent July %.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
LAND GRABBERS LOSE POINT
Diamond. Hyde, henson and Schneider
Are 10 BE Tried in
October,

WASHINGTON. July 24,-Justice Gould,
in criminal court, today denied a motion
by counsel for the defense in the cases
of the United States against Henry p.
Diamond, Frederick A. Hyde, John A. Ben
son and Joss II. Schneider, indicted in con-
nection with illegal land frauds in Call
fornis and oregon, in which 1t was sought
to compel the government to decide upon
which indictment the defendants were to
be tried.
The court also denied a second motion to
require the government 10 furnish bill of
particulars as 10 each and all of the de-
PENDANTS
The cases will not come up for trial
until the fall term, which begins early in
October.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
TELEPHONE MAN KILLS SELF
Manager of Casper once Takes
CRrbOIic Acid and Il Dead In
"a Few Minutes.

CASPER, wyo., July 2t-(spepial Tele-
gramD-J. A. Bell. amnager OF the local
exchange for the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company, died shortly after noon
today from the effects OF carbolic acid,
supposed to have been taken with suicidal
intent
: Mr.. Bell walked into the telephone Office
and emptied the contents of a small vial
of carbolic acid into his mouth and swal-
lowed it. Medical aid was summoned, but
he died seven minutes after drinking the
poison and before a physician could reach
him. Bell is said to have been gambling
and drinking quite heavily and remorse IS
thought to be the cause Of his taking his
life Bell has been here but a few weeks,
coming from Sheridan. He leaves wife and
little girl.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
TRADE EXCURSIONISTS OFF
Boomers who Go to the Black Hills
More Numerous Than
Expected.

A special Northwestern train of FIVE
sleepers, a day coach and baggage car,
pulled out OF the Union station shortly
after o'clock Tuesday evening, bearing
$50 men and women who will shout, talk,
blow and make all the noise they can for
the. glory and benefit Of Omaha. Their
'enieavors VIII be broughV TO bear onsfho
people of the Black Hills country.
The crowd forming this excursion party
was somewhat larger than was antici-
pated and each person was supplied with
the latest. most effective contrivances for
the promotion of pure din. Many spent
the time waiting for the train to start in
practicing and it is safe to say they will
be heard approaching by the northerners.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
RAILWAY ASSESSMENTS RAISED
Montana state board Of Equalization
Decides Upon an Advance OF
AZ I-2 Per Cent.

HELENA Mont, July A.-The State
Board Of Equalization. which, under the
laws OF Montana, fixes the assessment Of
the railroads Of the state, today decided
upon an increase Of about l2h per cent
over last years assessment Of the main
lines Last year the main lines were as
sessed az fS2 per mile The board today
Increased this 10 Sls.z zos per mile. with some
slight increase ~ the SidiDEs ana sPu1G
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
Moyement. of Ocean Nes.eIs JnI, 2I

At New York-Arrived; Oskar H. for
Copenhagen; Carmania. from LIVERPOOL. T.
Francisco. from Trieste; KTOn Prinz VIII
helm, from Bremen. Sailed: Bremen. for
Bremen; Moltke for Naples Neapolitan
Prince. for Naples,
At IIessina-Arriyed: Citta III MeSsina
for Philadelphia,
At Genoa-Arrived: Citta di MHauo.
from New York.
AT Cherbourg- -Arrived Kaiser wilhelm
II. from New York
At London-Arrived. Sardinia, from
Montreal
At Christiania-sailed: c. +. Tietgen, for
New York.
At Dover-Arrived. Iceland from New
York
Al Queenstown-Arrived: Caronia, from
New York.
At Montreal-Arrived: Corinthia, for
Glasgow. Sailed Mount Royal. for Lon
don.
~ Hyerpool-ssiIsdi IvoniAs for Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
SIXTH DISTRICT MEETS At KEARNEY
Convention Called for August 81 10
Name COnRressmRn.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., July A.-(spe-
cial Telegraml--The republican congress
sional committee met here today and called
the convention for the Sixth district to
meet at Kearney on August 81. Twenty
two counties were represented in the com
mittee meeting and from the task of the
committeeman It appeared there was no
oppostion to Kinkaid. On the senatorship
there was little Brown sentiment manifest
and those present did not think II was
strong in this part of the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25

LONDON, July 2-The Joint meeting of
members OF the American Institute of Min
ing Engineers and of the British Iron and
Steel Institute opened at the institution OF
civil engineers here today with a large at
tendance. The Americans were heartily
welcomed by President Hadheld, who, in
the course Of a speech announced that King
Edward would receive a deputation OF the
Americans July q. Robert w. Hunt Of
Chicago replied in behalf OF the visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
LonEworths In KarIsbad.

KARIsBAD, July A.-Mr, and Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth arrived here this even
ing and were welcomed at the Hotel Savoy
by all the members OF the American colony.
Lord Westbury gave dinner in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Longworth at the hotel
tonight. Prince Francis of Teck was pres
ent
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25

RIO DE JANEIRO, July 24.-At todays
session of the Pan-American International
conference, Baron de Rio Branco, the Bra
lillian minister OF foreign AFFAIRS. and Sec
retary Root were elected honorary presi-
dents The conference will reconfene
July &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
EAST is WATCHING MANcHURIA
Japanese Have Purchased River Front
At AntunE and other
People wait.

TIEN Ts1N. China, July 24.-Japan's
fulfllment of it's promises regarding the
open door in Manchuria continues TO be
the principal topic of eastern policies
The Chamber of Commerce OF Shanghai
has repeatedly requested the diplomatic
corps to take action to insure equality OF
trade conditions. but the majority of the
diplomats do not consider that the situ-
alton demands it, and consequently united
action is improbable. American negotia-
tions for the opening of Mukden and An
tung are proceeding.
One of the most important details
to be settled regarding Manchuria is
the assignment Of tracts Of land
for foreign settlements. This can
not at present be arranged be-
cause Japanese merchants and speculators
bought from the Chinese all the most
desirable lands, including the entire naW-
gable water front OF Antung. The question
whether the purchases are valid must be
decided between China and Japan. The
American association OF Shanghai has pc
titioned Minister Rockhill at Peking to
press China 10 resume an effective admin
istratio - anchuria at the earliest pos
sible m : and to establish customs to
regulate over the borders now con
trolled b n aud Russia. The govern
ment is ing to establish a customs
Office at z
The ia minister at Peking NJ
Hayashi : ,mised to take up the ques-
tion Of tn ing Of Port Dalny in the
near futur
The Chin they are unable to take
any other ward administering Man
churia unit 'vacuation of that terri
tory accord the terms of the Ports.
mouth treaty.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
AutomobIIIsts start 10 Maine.

QUEBEC, July A-The Glidden tourists
started for Jackman, Me. The speed will
be increased by about fve miles an hour
and the touring committee expects that the
number Of clean scores will be reduced be-
fore night from nineteen TO about a dozen.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
stromboII ARaIn Actire.

PALERMO, Sicily, July 24.-The Strom-
boil volcano, after quieting down, has
again become violently active\ The ashes
reached Sicily, lava is pouring out OF the
crater and the population OF the island
of StromboH is most excited
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
Anntrinn Anthor Enda Iife-

VIENNA. July 24.-Ferdinand Won saar,
the author and member OF the upper
house Of the Austrian ReichsrathA who
shot himself. died today. He had been
suffering from nervous prostration.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
Queen WiIhelmIna mn

THE HAGUE July 2A-Queen WilheI-
nina was taken IN last night II was an
nounoed today that the expectation Of an
heir 10 the throne at this tms VIII not
be realised
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25

The way has been prepared for milf
tsry dictatorship by proposition now
under consideration at Peterhof 10 create
an advisory council 70 assist the emperor.
Promier Stolypn, General Trepoh aud
others are today conferring with the em-
poror upon this subject ON the surface
the scheme rs % forp sUch a council
out Of tho members OF the council OF the
empire and conservatives and liberals like
NJ shipod and Guehkof and also, possl-
bly,. several constitutional democratic
leaders with the purpose Of reassurng the
populaeS Of the sincerity OF IAA- zS0vSEnr
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CLOSING Of HAWAIIAN
ANNEX DRIVEWAY

A modern oiled road will this week
be built through the grounds of the
beautiful Honolulu Seaside Hotel. for
merly known as the Annex, and III
consequence the driveway viii be closed
to all conveyances from Monday after
noon until Saturday, May T. Pedes-
trfans are requested to walk across the
lawn during this period. The main
building, as well as sundry other i'm
provements, are rapidly nearing COM
pletion, and Manager Fred Church at
vises US that he has not only the larg-
est. but the best-fitted and most up
to-date bathing esta blisment in the
Hawaiian Islands. The great advan-
tage over ali competitors is however,
the fact that there is no sun or glare
from the ocean at any time of the
day
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BUSINESS. LOCALS.

Read Morgan's columns today.
Interesting for everyone in Morgan:
today
See Fishers column for auction ads
of the week.
The word Rainier" applied to beer
is a guarantee of excellence.
Rice & Perkins make a speciality OF
children's pictures. See adv. in this is
sue.
Nicely furnished mosquito-proof room
in the Makiki district. See our For
Rent ads.
Smoke the General Arthur cigar and
enjoy a perfect smoke. GunstEakin
Cigar Co, agents.
The party advertising for the lost
blue coat in Saturdays Advertiser can
obtain the same by calling at the
Police Station.
A number of Peck's cottages on Vine
yard street are offered for rent at
$3.50 per month. See our For Rent
ads for particulars.
Wells. Fargo &, Co. of this city are
prepared to cable money in any amount
and issue money orders payable on
sight to any party in California.
The North-British and Mercantile In
surance Co. of London and Edinburgh
cabled to their American manager to
draw on London in payment of all
recognized claims at San Francisco and
also to subscribe $4,000 for the sufferers
by the earthquake. Theo. F. Lansing
is the resident agent of this company
for 5Iawaiian Territory.
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&RAD THE ADVERTISER
.@0RTD'S NEWS DAILY.
BY AUTHORITY
PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE OF SALE
OF CERTAIN LANDS NEAR
CITY OF HONOLULU.

AT II O'Clock noon, Saturday, May
18th, 1906, at front entrance to the
Judiciary Building, Honolulu, there
viii be sold at Public Auction under
the provisions of Part w, Section IL,
Land Act, 1895, the following certain
portions of land situate in the Dis
trfct of Kona, Island of Oahu, T. H:
% The land known as "Hanaiaka-
malama" or the Queen Emma
Place" together with the small lot
adjoining and known as the Reser-
Voir Lot Puiwa, Nuuanu Valley.
Area 1920 acres, little more or
less. Possession given Sept. LIST. 1905
Upset price 100000; also all costs
of advertising. Terms cash, u. S.
Gold Coin.
CD A remnant of Taro Land. Niau,
Kalihi. Area 400 So. it., a little
more or less
Upset price $500; also all costs
of advertising. Terms cash, U. s.
Gold Coin
90 "A small piece Of land on TAN
talus Drive" adjoining Grant No.
4743 to Davis. Area 1865 SO it., a
little more or less.
Upset price $500; also all costs Of
advertising. Terms cash, U. S. Gold
Coin.
For plans and further particulars.
apply at Department of Public Lands,
Judiciary Building, Honolulu.
JAS. w. PRATT,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Honolulu, April u. 1906.
7391-April Il. 81. %, May 5, 70.
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FROM LOS ANGELES.

Editor Advertiser:-Will you kind
~ insert the following information,
for he benefit of those it may concern,
in your Sunday morning edition:
Twelve hundred copies of the San
Francisco Weekly Examiner printed
at the office of the Los Angeles Elk
arDnel under date of April 90 1906,
addressed to the Postmaster, Honolulu.
have been delivered to Wall, Nichols
& Co, Agents, for distribution to reg
ular subscribers
JOSEPH G. PRATT,
Postmaster.
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A FURNISHED house for three
adults; desirable location and mod
crate rental Address D., care Adj
Vertiser. ia
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

RHsf onarter OF the moon May 1st
Times Of the tide are taken from the
Enssa8 States Coast ana Geodetic Sur
yey tables.
The tides at Kahului and HfIo occur
asGsaz one hour earlier than at Homo
Asssx
hzwassan staIluard time is 10 hours
"a minutes slower than Greenwich
Easne oeing that OF the meridian of 157
ssegTees thirty minutes. The time whis-
as AfoNs at 1:sO p. M, which is the
EaHss as Greenwich, 0 hours minutes.
ss7s. and U>oon ere for local tine for
RE whole sfoup-
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A. B. Elmer of the Y NJ. c. A of San
Francisco, who arrived on the s. 5.
Alameda. will address the 4:30 Sunday
afternoon meeting in the Y. NJ. c. A.
Hall today. The meeting will be in
formal and all who wish may ask re-
garding friends or other questions they
may be interested in. Men and women
are invited to attend
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Christian church corner Alakea and
King streets, services today: Jr. c. E.,
8 a. M: Sr. C. E.. $50 p. M: Bible
school 9:45 m. Preaching, II a. M,
Home Missions and 1:30 p. m, New
Testament Practice with a View to
Christian Union You are cordially
invited to any and all services. G. d.
Edwards pastor
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COTTAGES on Vineyard ST, 3 bed
rooms, mosquito-proof. Rent S27. so
$50 Apply 297 Vineyard. 175
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FOR. SALE.

FOR SALE.
\ very desirable residence at
College Hills. If you are looking
for good, safe investment in de-
slrable residence property, you
cannot afford to overlook this
chance.
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Classified Advertisements,
WANTED.

FURNISHED COTTAGE, about four
rooms; price reasonable; may buy
furniture. u. X" this office
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WATERFRONT NEWS
ALAMEDA AND NdOANA.

<>o@o~c o>o~o~o~o>o>o>o>o>
ALAMEDA AND 19oANA
The liners Alameda yesterday morning
t, plxs .5 Th sGs ,ad port n n a at
of people
vessel There numbers Honolulu
the Alameda about Joe Cohen the first
deck and the islanders The vessel brought the first files
there scramble for them with
lot sold them % The
vessel brought large quantity OF refrigerator goods as wen as 100 tons OF
accompanied
Experiment
Washington Sonny cun also returned the Moana
Edwin the worlds
eals He accompanied by Company
of sixteen members is also bound through
Crockett
the bark George w Curtis the accident
crash and he thrown out of his bunk The bowt the
Mdora through Curtis
plnking Mr. Crockett
demolished
ito dining alongside
Bowling of and
the his being
The vessel put back the city and while the cargo was seized 1t was no" re
moved from the hold The mate buried the day following the acct
impossible
days earthquake
formerly Rapid Transit
intention
depo, of
steamship including
Mail the San Francisco and Portland Steamship Company the Occidental
Kaiha There will be
either freight service and there for dverng
provisions
this side yesterday almost Tuesday ofve
aggregaing
There received Oakland yesterday carloads representing
ons:-Ch
ISLAND SUGAR
yesterday having
badly needed probably
the Relief included
$4,000 sacks of
Chronicle April &C.
l.
Mr. samuels j
Alameda
Sonoma
conditions here it probable
MISUNDERSTANDING, April 80 II
It
The liner sn $ to ain
m The Ventura to arrive Monday also to lay
erviee
he service of the Oceanic ompany-Chronice,
l.
The oeeancs San Francisco office /. II
The steamer Olympia departed
t which
possible she Kauai
notre hereto
he erun "a
The liner China dschasng
and freight returned to the Mail dock yesterday
China nawic
run cargo The with which The China and other
occasoned much generally
uake and fre-Cal April %.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eosoeoeo~osoeoeo>ao
II