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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-02-16
TRUTHS.

Ike Central Law Journal takes
severe fall out of our Supreme court
for its decision in the case of Judge
Brown of the Juvenile court The
Law Journal thinks the court is in
error III the law and says nice things
about Judge Brown whom the court
numerically scored The Law Jour
nal. however, having no jurisdiction
i'll Utah, the ruling of the State ST.
rreme court will stand and be the
law here, unless the court as in the
days OF Justice Bartch reverses itself
which is very improbable.
Hon a. II. Tarbet, who recently
returned from a protracted business
stay in New York, says that the gen
eral business of the country is likely
to continue as good or better than
1t is now for an indefinite period. The
iron and steel manufacturers have
orders on hand 20 keep them in full
operation for nearly two years. The
steel industry is the barometer OF tie
business interests of the country. 1t
is now high with no indications of a
fall. The only thing which would
change conditions for the worse, Mr..
Tarbct thinks. would he a failure of
crops and that, no man can forsee.
MIR. Tarbet is feeling well in health
and is looking above par.
Soaking OF political affairs, Mr.
Tarbct thinks President Roosevelt
will be a candidate for the presidency
i'll 1905 if it is forced upon him. and
lie is shaping his actions so that it
will be forced uron.
For quite while Truth has been
harping on the string that rents are
too high in Salt Lake, especially in
the business district. We have argued
that a few people who are lucky
enough TO own buildings or shacks in
the business district are exacting such
exorbitant rentals that it is almost
impossible for merchants in all lines
Of business to pay rents and taxes
OF all imaginable kinds and exist. The
Commercial club, we are pleased to
say, has taken the matter up and by
its efforts some amelioration of the
conditions may be brought about The
Commercial club or any other organi-
cation can't do much, however, to-
wards changing things. The business
district will have to be enlarged. Main
street for half a mile, First and Sec
ond South streets for about the same
distance can't and won't for very
long comprise what is known as the
business district of Salt Lake
The schedule is that the case of
Senator Smoot will be voted upon
on its merits on Feb. 10th and the
country has been led to believe that it
will be rid of that bugaboo. We don't
believe the case will be settled in that
way, that is, by direct vote of the
senate on its merits. Too many sem
ators want to save their faces and will
avoid going on record, and the wires
have been laid with that end in view.
There is of course no probability
whatever of Mr.. Smoot losing his
seat. The only question is as to
the method by which the case will
be disposed of in favor OF MIR.
Smoot.
If vote should be called on Feb
ruary Goth, it would be on the COM
mittee report, which found that Sen
ator Smoot is not entitled to his
seat Suppose the vote was against
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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-02-16

1t was with deep regret that the
public learned of the death of Frank
b. Hobbs, which occurred in Chicago
a few days ago. For many years Mr.
Hobbs was a well known figure in
Salt Lake City, not only in official
circles, where he was prominent, but
with the general public. He was an
officer in the civil war and received
wounds in the service Of his country
which permanently crippled him and
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-18

for the handling of the ores from the
mines to the concentrator and ore
bins.
1t is confidently expected that dur
ing the month of December ore
trains will be put in service to supply
the ores for the first unit of the con-
centrator, which will require 800
tons daily. This tonnage is to be
increased as rapidly. as additional
units of the eoncentrator are finished,
and should reach a daily run of 1000
tons by April /. next.
A large copper smelter, which is
located about one-half mile to the
south of the concentrator will have
a daily capacity of about 500 tons,
and should be finished and ready for
service by April /, 1908. Ample
supply of water for the concentra-
tor and for the entire plant is taken
by ditch from Duck creek
The land possessions amount to
about 5000 acres, 500 of which is
used for smelter proper grounds.
Commodious concrete block resi-
dences have been put up for the use
of the general Offices and in addition
a large general office, also built of
concrete blocks. Some so concrete
block cottages, containing from three
to five rooms each have also been
constructed for artisans and laborers.
The smelter company maintains
their own switching crew, and own
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-18
MOVE THAT MEANS
MUCH TO The DISTRICT

Announcement made yesterday by
the Graham Mercantile company to
the effect that they will give, COM
mencing tomorrow, S1.05 worth of
goods for every cashiers check for
81 which is presented at the store,
carries the best of evidence that one
of the biggest and strongest mercan-
tile concerns of the state has no lack
of confidence in the banks of Ely and
the clearing house organization
standing with them.
The action of the Graham Mer-
camille in this matter is one of the
strongest steps in support of general
conditions that has been taken dur
ing the strenuous period which has
lately prevailed and if followed by
other merchants of the district, as 1t
doubtless will be, with equal ex-
pressions of confidence will unques-
tionably have much influence in put
ting things on exceedingly good foot
ing in the camp during the present
week This is particularly true in
view of the large amount of cash
which was put in circulation last
week by the railroad, mines and
smelling company
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-18
THE ROBINSON DISTRICT ORE LINE
ITS ROUTE, PURPOSE AND CONSTRUCTION

In response to requests for infor-
nation for publication in Railway
Age, as to construction to serve
mines, smelters and concentrator in
this district, the very valuable data
given below has been. forwarded by
the Nevada Northern. This informa-
ton is particularly interesting here
as giving line not only on the eX-
tensive and very expensive work
which the railroad has done in put
ting the district in communication
with the outside world and in con-
Meeting its mines with the great re-
duction works at McGill, but also in
giving idea of the great work the re-
duction works will enter upon dur
ing the first half of next year. After
referring to q map of the line from
Ely to Cobre, distance of 40
miles, the descriptive matter desired
continues as follows:
The balance of the line, which is
under construction between the Step
toe smelter and the large mines, To-
Gated at Star Pointer, Eureka and
Veteran, distance of practically 25
miles, is entirely new, with the eX-
ception of a portion of the main line,
which will be used as shown on the
map in dark line from S to H, dis
tance of about three miles. Track
is all in position with exception of
about two miles indicated on the map
from d to V, connections with the
Veteran mine.
The main line has two connections
with the smelter property:
1,
main line at McGill Junction, IN
and runs to the smelter proper, dis
tance of three miles.
The other leaves the main line at
what is known as Hiline junction,
"H", terminating at the concentrator
located on the side of the mountain
9.17 miles distant from Hiline juno
tion.
The former is needed for delivery
of fuel and supplies to the smelter
and will form the connection from
the smelter to the main line for out
bound copper shipments; the latter
will be exclusively used for delivery
of crude ores to the concentration and
smelter
Just before the line reaches the
concentrator, depression exists in
the mountain side, which is made
available for the construction of a
trestle some LOO feet long, its
greatest height being 100 feet, with
an average height of 50 feet, 1850
feet of this trestle is being construct
ed of wood, the balance of $50 feet
will be of structural iron There has
been about 700 feet of the wooden
trestle already constructed, and the
structural iron is on the ground and
now under course of erection. I'm
derneath this trestle will be provided
ore bins with a capacity of 10000
tons of ore. side dump cars of a
capacity of so tons each will be used
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-18

their own motive power, which is
comprised Of
Saddle Back as ton engines
13 Porter engines.
Dinkey engines.
They have constructed large ma
chine shops fully equipped for gem
raj repairs of their mining machinery
and motive power.
Leaving the concentrator and fol-
lowing what we term our Hiline, which
runs along the base of the mountain
a distance of 9.17 miles, we intersect
the main line at what we term Hiline
Junction. We use the main line from
there to Ely City, q distance of three
miles. From Ely City the ore line
follows the south side of the noun
tain well above the town of Ely, and
enters the mouth of Robinson can
yon at distance of 81 miles from
Ely City.
Almost Immediately upon entering
the canyon, the road abruptly turns
to the west, passing through a red
limestone tunnel 80 feet in length
photograph of the east portal No. /
enclosedD. Track through this tun
mel is on an 8 degree curve. The
original line was to have passed
around the south end of the project
ing hill, and would have required
an eighteen degree curve, which for
heavy ore traffic it was not consid-
cred safe or economical line to op-
crate. Map shows location of the
lower tunnel at *" Driving this
tunnel developed red sand stone
sufficiently hard to produce ideal
sides and roof-no necessity what
ever for lining of any character.
Three miles to the west is located
the upper tunnel, PIP feet in length
The character of material met with
here was of limestone blocks in
layers dipping to an angle of 80 de-
grees. Clay and tale between the
slabs developed a condition danger
Gus for the tunnel workers, and after
driving a distance of 20 feet it be-
came necessary to thoroughly timber
the excavation already made, and
men were not permitted to work eX-
cept Immediately in front of the tim
bering so that place of safety was
convenient in case of the falling of
more material than the shots were
presumed to originate.
The line from the western portal
of the upper tunnel to the mines is
| held down to a maximum of 3 de-
grees grade. The line from Ely City
| to the mines is built with 70 pound
rail, continuous rail joints and thor
oughly tie-plated with SRXSx7-16 6
plates. The line from Ely City to
the concentrator is 70 pound rail, A.
hole angle bars, also thoroughly
tie plated.
| All construction work herein re-
| ferred to will have been completed
on January 1, 1908; that between
| (Continued on page four.)
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-18

Those who are able to do so are
,oing ahead with their assessment
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-18

CONTINUED on page four.)
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-18

their own motive power, which
comprised of:
Z Saddle Back as ton engines.
13 Porter engines.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-18

The fact that the smelter
will assuredly be able to con-
tinue business without interference
may mean the bringing to its local
ity of other smelters, or, at least,
the shipping of great deal of ore
to it for treatment from other dis
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-18
WEEK IN ROBINSON DISTRICT
SHOWS STEADY IMPROVE MENT

tricts in which the smelters have
found or are finding that they cannot
operate. During the week announce
ment was made that the big Selby
plant at Vallejo junction, Cal, would
seek new location because of litiga-
ton. Friday announcement was
made that the Bingham Junction
plants of the United Metals company
would shut down pending the deci-
sion of the courts in litigation that
has been brought Ores these plants
have been treating will be diverted to
other smelters and If the Steptoe
plant were in operation it would very
likely be in line for some of this bus
mess. Regarding the closing down
of the Salt Lake valley plants of the
United Metals, Managing Director
Holden has given out the following
interesting statement: AT Bingham
we shall cease the mining of both
lead and copper ore. AT the Centen-
nial-Eureka we are already shipping
a portion of the ore to our Mammoth
works in California, and the entire
product can be smelted there at little
additional cost to the company. This
without an understanding
of the cost of fluXes, may seem un
but it is nevertheless a
fact, as iron, which is expensive in
Utah, is without value there. We
have been obliged to notify various
producers to discontinue shipments
of ore to our Bingham junction
smelters. We regret the consequences
thereof to the mining industry, but
necessity for the move is self evil
dent in view of present conditions.
The cessation of smelling operations
in Salt Lake valley will not material
ly affect the earnings of the United
States company, as it will be able
to treat the largest portion of its own
ores in other plants.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-11-18

are being worked on the trestle con-
struction that places can be found for
and every effort being bent to bring
completion at the earliest possible
date.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-09
3Mnntnuu.
@eiten or 2anncfs 0erae.

8eiten or 2aubcfs Verge. ssn.
benrigsminiiter Sames u. Garfield
TOM fiofte Sirsbog til Selena efter at
babe ~onerieet Snntlep o. guforb Jr.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Der bolotes ON
aftenen en- Reception for BAN | gp-
ems AubitoriunL % ban bolbt en-
l9ngere Gale ON g6miniitratiouers
Yroaram og maal. Otter at babe
omtaIt Grfaringerne ! Giteu meb oct
cffentIise Ganb iaaoe ban, at Better
bapoe en- gpIoen anIeoning til at
tnse fig oisie Grforinger til SnotGet,
90 at aSmiuiitrationen auiaa bet for
3agens nietigite Spsrgsmaal, oa bet
omfottebe Grassland, Sfoglauo og
8mofrait iamt andre natlirlige re.
iurier. Sau iagbe, Regierineer life
bar imoo aorporationer OF aonbi'
nutioner al arbeioe % aapitol, men
oisie maatte Iabe zig nsie meb en- ri.
melig @ootgisrelie. Gan freutb9.
pebe, at Better piIbe piie fig at bore
Iationens 8eree, og bens Reiurier
maatte bepores ira at fnlbe | SRn.
berne paa noele faa, beriom bisie
life piloe gipe ale en- liseIig anleo.
ming til Sortieneite. 2ooen maa ab-
lpoes at ale, baaoe rige og fatttge.
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@rpftcn maa aabnes. - Spmmer
Glpoc / CHARLES Gitp bar ofgipet
aienSelie i ben ioafalbte SonepfieIb
@rsftfoe. Spnepfielb bapSe ipISt op
@reften, % gierne af bet Iape 9nno,
'om hapoe Inttc al ocn. ouIagoe
Sop for at fringe ham til at nobue
Sen. OF CONNER GInoe ororeoe @rsi.
ten anbuet inbeu 60 0oee % forbpo,
at ben noaeuiiuoe bercftrr fnIhtes np.
SpbbcIt ssrh. - u. 8. Suite. en-
oriect 9iebumnS I Charles Gitp, RET
fte Manbog Den lite oS. til 9liie
IcnuSs. @ts.. for ut feire lin 9eb-
itenubers RrS. Gnbrcp 0Hcfeliors
Collaborating pa 99De SsbieIsbaa.
Gette err beitSes @uobrnIliip | moct
sggteifab; bun blcn gift fsrite 8aug
for "a Nur fioeu % bar ipp Mar
Gnfe, fsr bun aifteSe zig iaien. Sum
bar ~orntrcnt 200 9srnebsrnsbsrn,
80 g~sruebern % 6 9eru. bpiIfe TO.
tie oIIe par tiIitrbe peb Soften. Mrs.
WirfeIIor Sriffer peb enfelte 2eilig.
beSer ct @Ias 3bi1fn, Times gpbt ON
en- 1ibe Sobaf 90 er autgepel iou
ruif og rsrig fom upaen. Srm blen
fs6t | Mprge | 1908 % fou Iige til
Blue Mpun6s | 1850.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-09
Nnrn 9ukutu.

2puet Ioe 'ioite ll9e NED | Ipr'
9utifen / gpr, Gais Gountp. iatte
Sl0 pua oerL oa ben brGuote fuIo'
Itrnoig neb. gu 9onfbpgning oeo
Chen Of bIco paiaa Itobet I'll 9ei
al SIoebronber, % oct iamIeoe Tab
por $4,000, iom iigeS at bore
bartlett al Assurance. @eitpreren for
8utifen, iom meo lin SomiIie booze
/ an0er Gtuge. uuofom iaaot0t. San
bleu bUtfet al SorbenIfroloet % op'
bageoe, at Ser par SSlb los. San pGt'
fe0e itrur lin Suitrlt, lit Sorn og en-
Sufcl oa Sonte, icn par / gc'ge hos
benz. % De uubfom / fine 9tattlGner
lem Miuutcr, fpr Spguingen ltprteoe
iammeu.
StatenS Scrnbauefummisiiuu bolSt
iioite llge Meoe / Sorso UNDER ben
me Sop. iom beitcmrucr, at aonts.
iiouen IfaI bolSe apartolSmeoer I
9ismarrf, Sarge, Srano Sorts o8
Riuot. SpsrasmouIet moer Oper.
peielie par De me Grogttaflter Tor
Qiauite.auI ira oen ocitlige Del az
Stater. Sernbonerne bar oItio pitt
llpilie mob at frugte bette Sui, %
Bet ~foufurrerer meo haaroe SlI ira
giten, iom DC ioor Isre laa meget
lpraere, % bern9it aaar Signite'
Suuet / iuunle Retuiug iom al Spe'
ben Ga areaturer, iom ienSeS sltoper,
90 oct er uouiteIigt for Serubanerne
at itaife @ogne; auuet fra Sltea Der.
imoo taffer 8onerne TONNE Sogne,
iom fan benpttes I'll Of taee 6arm.
prooufter ~sitoper. Signite-a ldeiere
bar uItio floset oper ublu 6ra8tpri.
Ter, men iibite 9esiSIohtr nebiotte
Sragten meS Oct balpe. % auIeierne
isscr M at ioa SernbaretcmmiSiio'
nen I'll at fringe Sanerue til at on.
'tage be nebintte 9riier-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-09
Ole s. efrrp. ipm bIep inoeiper.

Ole s.. Sfrrp, iom bIep inoeiper.
ret | Gountnfunailet | Stiawater for
at ofpcnte @rauoinrDens 3ienoelie |
Iine Gonntp paa en- AnfInge for at
bopc itiaaIet Gisbnnnbsparer fra en-
Rortbern Yaeiiie-@ oospogn | Sinlop.
ION, er bIepen iinosipag. San bar
ell %iIugenhe appctit, oa iiaor man
brinaer bom bans Naaltioer ! GRng-
iIct, foiter ban fig oper Woben iom ct
niIht 0pr og forIdnger altio mere at
ipiie.
2cpcu / Guntorct. - 0u $4,000
acres mt 2anb | Gropflton 2onooi.
iirift oubncbes forrige ltee, blep Der
SpeftafeI | 2anofpntoret. Der par
en- flor sSIof, Tom piIoe babe 2ano, %
Der bar mango ON iamIne Stpffe.
8pIitiet bIep tiItaIbt % moottc II
@anae rpSne aorrihoren | 2onofon.
Ga Der bIep SIogSmool. gnp
ma 3burion, en- 2Greriuoe fra Roinp
Riper, fiGntpeoe iie forbi 80 Wano.
areb fat | Sroffeifisoernc pua 8srite.
manb peo Dercit, oa ifisnt bun life
fom IND iom Ro. 3, bIeo bun Dog Den
iiette.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-09
Sup pnkptn.

8. z. Inoeriun, Sormanoen for
arbei6erne poa Burlington. ganenS
Bro peo Sin 9itp, bIep isrgelig till
rect peo EN- llIpffe, iom bRnote for
Ieoen 3oe. San fisrte | en- arbeios'
bogr, oa eubel Gpnamitpotroner er-
pIooereoe og foiteoe bom no benimoo
8reooen al en- Iiben 9Gf. San toges
b~epiSitIss op, % bper alGoestraao
bar reoet al bonn. Saus 2egeme bar
forbr9uSt % f~orfGrOeIig fpPitet,
men man benter bog, ban bill fortrne
fig.
SierSc Suli.Siier. - On otteaars
aanmeI Ssn af Wr. oa RrS. Sobn
2eiteu, p~eIfieuote Soil | Gmerp,
Sanion Goiintp, er iaa blot pibes bet
ferite Offer for fierbe SiiIiiiIDffer.
San legebe neo en- lioeu giitpI beu
3bie SuIi, iatte ben inc | fit bsire
Gre, os oa ban lite pibite, at ben bar
Iaot, traf ban til; men YiitoIen bap.
De en- patron | Spliteret, % Sfuooet
gift al. Sret blep itpgt b%elfaoiget,
% bporleoes bet egeutlig bill gaa meo
bom, peo man life enoru.
@urn % Der. - Sra 8ermiuion
berettes, at tiltroSs for ben iene 8aur
bill Clan Gorutp faa en- meget COB
apling, beriom bet nupRrenbe 8eir.
iorboIo peoparer. gIt aorn ifpoer en-
.frobig Bert. Srugtaplere inobslter
M Sorober, % oae er enige t. at
aaret 1907 pil eipe benz itsrre nb'
butte emo De bar bapt nogenitnoe tsr.
@iteripsrgielen efter Glap Gountp.
Der er itor. Smtrent 1000 Quarts
ienbes oosli9 fra 8ermiaion. Soro.
h9rplufningen oil bare enonu to
Tiger.
8ilig Srelait. - Soil omfring
8ierre og Sort 8ierre pil berefter
foo biaisere GrPlait tiltrobs for
2umbertruiten. 8rsorene Smith bar
aabnet en- Sagmsae 20 WiI iertoen'
for Bierre, boor De lager Cotton
popo.5 smmer. Den Slags Siimber
er life BET beoite at bpgge meo, men
hen fan aobt anpenoeS poa SnoIioen
/ Suiet % fan iGlseS biaigt. Smith.
9rsbreue ienbte iibIte ltse 10000
SOB of benne 2umber til Sort vi
ere, og oe pil foripne Marfeoet Der
meo biaig SrGlait.
SIooens 2sb mo fpranbres. Sar'
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ben bar M YIaner oppe for at regn.
lere @luen, at Den life oper'psmmer
beres 2ano ON 8aaren. 0eo at for
andre SlobIeiet uosle faa @cSS bill
@lpen paa mango Steber faa bent
Sob, bpor Den M er iaa froeet, at
noar Der err beit Sauo, ioa mad Oct
usopenoiaois iIpoe iuo cper Sonoet.
Set er ogida Seniigten at grape no
6lo6leiet, bpor oct or grrnot, % paa
ben Wuooe aisre oct bpbere % bre'
oere uben noaen itor llbaift. Sum
nreber az IcreS err enoni ittber
0anb, % Def er fart, at ber'om 6nr'
meme fol fan al Gptte al lit Sano,
iao nraa DC aisre ncget for at erG'
mere oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-09
Den one saIt 1907.
Ora sauIt Etc Marie berettes, I

Tra Snuit str Marie berettes, at
iaanoIrapporten. iom bIep nogipen
ben lite os.. flyer, at $685., 442
Cons gif gjennem Soo-aanaIen
SUM Wanneo, og bet bar t,000 900
IONS mere emo nogen tioIieere Waa-
neo. 9otaIiummen for inbep1reuoe
slar CT IL, ,3f9, Iiot minbre eno
5000, 900 IONS mere eno bet tilipa.
renbe Siosrum ifior. 100000
guibeIs aorn off siennem aanaIen
og 6,000.o00 Cons Sernerts. Mean
penter, at 1rafifen for Suli og au'
quit piI bIipe enooa itsrre.
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Naft stint / Qatpion blep iorIeber

Safe Jinf | 9afpion blep forIeoen
Tae ranimet al 2pnet og siebliffelig
or9bt. San par SO ,Aor earnruel oe
bopoe inaen SIeetninger Der 2on.
bet. San bar npIis forin,et fra INIT.
lamb.
&. g.. earisn, Gicren al Nortb
SIDE SoteI | SfeeIe, 0soe forleoen
Dag; ban unoerfuiteoe fig for en-
Maaneo iiben Ell 2perution for
SpuIit ! llnoerIiprt 90 fout fig life
oereiter. Man nGreSe SpiI ON, at
ban finoe itaa oct pper, fer Spera.
tionen bIep uofsrt. San bar 40 aar
gommeI.
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3ltdJtpnu.
Tina Siifer Srufuet, !

llns Tiifer Srutnet. = 6ra EfId,l.
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Die 2rmb, too pao en- liben Brpgee
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IN oa fifeoe; ban faISt ] &enoet %
Sr,ifneSe, % % ban life font biem,
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leSe eiter banL % be ianot oa bans
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mun bopoe iofnet en- Sib. fanSt man
bats Sig.