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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-01

ler, j. j. Abrams.
Jalapa-W. L. Waters, Jas. Mayer
S. NJ. Duncan.
Longshores-J. A, SHREDDER, J. w
Wilson, w. L. Rowland.
Williams-S. g. Carter, J. w. San.
ders, J. S. Werts. El
Utopia-E. L. Hayes, j. r. Pay.
singer, J. w. Alewine.
Prosperity-B. II. Young, M. H
Boozcr, Geo. B. Cook. 49,
Hendrix Mill. B. Dominick, Pat
B. Wise, Geo. B. Hunter.
jolly Street-B. B. Rikard, M. N.
Werts, T.. r. Werts.
Ccntral-J. A. Counts, j. l.. Stock
man, J. w. Seybt. ~
Pomaria-H. F. Counts, q. B. Aull,
C. H. Counts. -
Walton-A. G. Crooks, j. D.
Crooks, w. B. Graham.
st. Philips--J. H. Maybin, W. r.
Dickcrt, G. l.. Sease. 49,.
Little Mountain--J. N. Feagle, r.
p. Huffman, J. X. Derrick.
Union-M. l.. Strauss, G. L. Will
son, w. f. Enlow.
Mt. Bethel-W. Il. Price, j. NJ.
Brown, NJ. r. Brooks.
Garmany-B. B. Leitzsey, Geo. S.
Ruff, S. G. Brown.
Slighs-E. +. Sigh, j. w. Long, 0.
b. Sigh.
The polls will open at the votin.
places designated at 7 o'clock in the
forenoon and close at 'clock of the
afternoon of the day of election, and
the managers shall administer to each
person offering to vote an oath that
he is qualified to vote at this election,
according to the constitution of this
state, and that he has not voted dur
ing this election.
The managers herein appointed
may obtain the boxes and tickets at
the Office of the chairman on law
range on and after the first day of
March, 1907.
Fred. Fl. Dominick,
Chairman.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-01

Gov. Ansel's construction of the
local option law is that it repeals the
act creatinsAthe s }tateeonstabulary, and
therefore, he has dismissed the state
constables.
The attorney general construcs the
law in the same way. The governor
has, therefore, called upon the sher-
ilfs in the various counties to enforce
the law against the sale of whiskcy
and also upon their deputies, magis-
;ratcs, rural police, constablcs and
the city and town officials.
IF these officers should fail, under
section 3S Of the local option bill, the
governor is authorized to appoint
such deputies, constablcs and dctcc-
tivcs rs may he necrSsary.
Mr.. Cothran, one Of the authors Of
the local option act, gave out state
mcnt a few days ago that it was his
opinion that the law providing for
state constablcS had not been repeal
ed, but even if ii has not, the provis-
ion for their pay is repealed. because
there is no state dispcnsary from
from which they can be paid.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-01
Friday, March 1, 1907.

1t is getting time for city council
to order the election as provided by
act Of the Legislature in regard to de-
volving the duties Of commissioners
OF public works on city council. 1t is
understood this will be done at the
next meeting Of council. At the same
time the election should be held on
the proposition to amend the charter
increasing the number Of aldermen
from each ward and also making the
term OF mayor two years.
1t will be up TO the people to say
whether they want to change the man
agcment of the water works and clec-
trio plants or not. II they want to
make any change they can say so and
II they do not they can say so and
this should be the end Of the agita-
ton.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-01
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
To the Commissioners of Election for
the County Of Ncwbcrry:
WHEREAS vacancy exists in the
office Of Judge Of Probate for the
County of Ncwbcrry, caused by the
death of j. G.. Wilson, who was elect
rd at the General Election in 1906:
WHEREAS the mcXpircd term is
Tor longer period than one year,
and can only be filled by election:
NOW THEREFORE,, you are here
by required to- order an election for
Judge of Probate for Newbcrry Coun-
ty, to serve the remaindr of the term
for which j. C. Wilson was elected:
The polls to be opened the First
Tuesday in March, the 9Th, a. D.
1907, and the election to be conduct
ed according to the laws regulating
the General Elections.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hereto set my hand and caused
the Great Seal Of the State to
tScaD be affixed at Columbia this the
18th day Of January, A. D.
1907, and in the One Hundred
and Thirty-frst year of the In
/ dependence Of the United Stat
es of America.
M. f. Ansel,
Governor.
BY the Governor:
II. M. McCown,
Secretary of State.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-01
IN NEWBERRY

Last Friday was Washington s
birthday. On the 22d of February,
1896, this editor went from Laurcns
to Ncwbcrry, where he was employ
cd to help print the Ncwbcrry Ris-
ing Sun for Crosson e. Slider. Thos.
+. Slider lon" ago passed over the
river Col. James NJ. Crosson moved
to Texas, and was for term of years
an honorcd Judge in that state. His
young heart still beats in his old
body. His writings for the Newberry
Herald would have us to believe that
he Is still cheerful and as happy as a
man could he at eighty, whose good
wife had gone to the spirit world.
The above is from the Nbbevillc
Press and Banner. Like the editor
of The Press and Banner. we enjoy
very much The articles, which have
been written by Judge Crosson, of
Texas. and NC would be delighted to
have him write us again. We also
would be glad to have the editor of
the Press and Banner visit Newberry
once again, so that he might see what
progress and what improvements
have been made during the fifty years
since he came to Ncwbcrry as a boy
to help print the Risin" Sun.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-01
THOSE SCHEDULES.

The editor of The Anderson Daily
Mail continues TO grumblc and growl
about the schedule on the Columbia
and Grecnvillc railroad.
In recent issue the Mail says:
The truth of the matter is that the
people OF the towns along the Column
bla and Grcenvillc road are not salts
tied with the present schedules. The
News would know this as we'll as any,
body else if il tried to keep in touch
with the sentiment Of the people. The
old schedule was changed without
consulting the people, and if the
railroad officials have any respect for
the wishes of the people the old
schedule will be restored.
II the editor Of the Mail would
come over on the main line, he would
find out that the contrary of what he
states is true, viz, that the people who
are mainly concerned with the Schcd-
ulcS, are entirely satisfied with the
present arrangement. In fact, we
have not heard single complaint.
The Grecnvillc News very truly
says:
"Wcrc there dissatisfaction at the
present schedule on the &. & G. this
newspaper would be Found enlisted
in an effort to brin" about change,
bnl the present service is giving such
eminent satisfaction to all the towns
located along the line from Green
vile to Columbia that there is no
ground for complaint on our part. If
the schedule of passenger trains ON
the Blue Ridge road is not satisfy
ing the demands Of its patrons, then
that lnr"lrrS another question and
should be fought out ON Il different
line from that which our Anderson
contemporary has hit upon. 1t would
ne pirpnSlrrnuS to have changed the
&. Il q. schedules. which are entirely
satisfactory I" the general public, to
conform to those of the Blue Ridge
when the situation could he relieved
by the reverse Of the action proposed
by the Mail.'
II the officials desire to please the
patrons Of the Columbia and Green
vile division, they will make no
change IN the present arrangement
Even those communities, which made
little protest when the change was
first suggested, are now entirely salts
fled and more than delighted with the
schedule as ut present run.
We would be glad to have The cdi-
tor Of the Daily Mail take morning
train down to Newbcrry and spend
the day with us, and we are satisfied
that we can convince him that the
people of Newberry, as well as all
the people between COLUMBIA and
Grccnvillc, arc entirely satisfied.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-01

appointed to serve as town and town.
ship assessors for 1907:
. No. l, Town-Otto Klettner, Jas
a. Burton, Sam B. Jones.
No. l, County--G. j.. Med. Sigh, B.
e. Julien, M. B. Caldwell.
No. 2-Dr. w. G. Brown, Chas. S.
Suber, j. d. Nance. ..~ -: =
No. 81. Fl. Smith, B. H. Maybin,
j. Fl. Ringer. ... =.
No. 4, Town-David Duncan, P. B.
Odell, II. V. Taylor.
No. 4, County-C. H. Shannon
Zach II. Suber, T. B. Carlisle.
No. 5-T. Hayne Chalmers, G. w.
Buford, e. p. Matthews.
No. G--I. Nc. Smith, Geo. p. Booz-
cr, N. p. Abrams. H., ..," .
No. Press N. Boozer, H. B.
Lindsay, r. S. Boazman. -
No. S-W. Fl. Long, G. Il. Blair, H.
0. Long.
No. 8, Town-zA. H. Hawkins, A.
NJ. Lester, W.T.. Gibson.
No. 9, County-R. r. G. Hunter, w.
p. Pugh, J. w. Hartman. =.
No. 10-Jno. d. Sheely, L. @. Eel
lcrs, ID. B. Cook.
No: 11--Perry Halfacre,. John A.
Graham, Geo. B. Aull.
The above naified town and town
ship assessors will meet at the audi
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-01
NOTICE SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

The. trustees Of the various School
Districts who intend to prepare list
Of the polls and dogs III their district
forf19O7 will please do so at once
and hand same to some member of. the
board Of assessors from their town
ship, between the 9th and 10th Of
March, as the boards will be in ses-
sion then.
If possible the School Trustees or
their. clerk should meet with the
board of assessors and see that each
poll and dog is properly entered. I
think by this method we can AVOID
erroneous entries and increase the
school fund in each district. \
w. w. Cromer.
Auditor Newberry County.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-01
DEPARTMENT OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA HISTORY.

The chancellor of the University of
Georgia has suggested the establish
ment in the institution of a chair of
Georgia history and sociological prob
lens, which shall be a part of its reg
ular curriculum. Some well known
Georgians have contributed volun-
tary subscriptions to support this de-
partment until such time as the leg
lslatnre may permanently provide for
it.
This is step in the right direction
and we should like very much to sec
such a chair established in the Uni
versity of South Carolina to be
known as the chair of South Caro-.
linn history and sociological prob
lens. There can be no doubt that We
have too long neglected the study of
our own history, and until few
years ago very little attention was
paid to it in our common schools
Even at present it is not given that
attention which it should have.
The South Carolina University
however, has been fortunate in that
Prof Means Davis, who held the
chair Of history in this institution
was enthusiastic in the teaching Of
our own history and it is also for,
tunate lin that his successor Prof
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-01

The following managers have been
appointed to conduct said election:
Ncwberry--Thos. r. Tarrant, Alex.
Singleton, II. l.. Speers.
Newberry Cotton Mills--J. A. Sem
E. l.. Roaelsperger, j. B. Sem.
Mollohon---M. M. Mills, J. r. Riv-
ers, I. II. Zimmerman.
Glymphville-C. l.. Leitzsey, j. H,
Smith, j, II. Ringer. |a#
Helena-F. G. spearman, B. T..
Julien, B. r. Goggans.
Maybinton=W. B. Whitney, B. H.
Maybin, w. D. Hardy.
WIhitmire--z, B. Wright, Rs M,
Aughtry, d. P. Dobbins.
Cromers G, N. Folk, T. q. Chand-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-01
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY

Pursuant to the foregoing Procla-
nation, an election will be held in the
County Of Newberry for Judge Of
Probate on Tuesday, Marth 5th, 1907,
the election to be conducted accord
ing to the laws regulating general
elections. Full instructions and
names OF Managers to hold said elec-
tion will be published Tuesday, Feb.
26th, 1907.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-01

Yates Snowden, is also very much in
earnest and very enthusiastic in re-
gard to the history Of South Caro-
lima.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-01

And the man who does no harm il
the world does but little good.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-01

No, Alonzo, musicians do not go to
n toy store for their -playthings.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-01

If man thinks he can outwit a
widcw he is entitled to another think.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-01

Smiles cost less than electric lights,
and they make the home brighter.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-01

tors office, Saturday the 9th Of March,
to take the oath of office and trans
act other business in regard to the
assessment Of property for the year
1907. " . l@
w. w. Cromer, !
y County Auditor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-08

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-08
,Srntimtntaler'' DfutGdjtr.
Sin B<rbred,en aus 2iebe ipeecn @eihbers
siefett Der Snrp n%nseabnoet.

Sic beriibmte .oeutI6e Sentime1z
talitdt," an Die man .nirgenos feiter
glaubt als in Srantreih, tann man9s
mai fir Sen nit ibr 8e6aftsten Ie6r
niibli9 iperben. Dor Den Ge16no,es
men Don puris ftano iiingit elm iuneer
0euti9er 4rbeiter, UNI ii9 regan &0rs
perberleBung nit na69efoIgtem Spoe
gu b%erantpprten. Seine Shat gid
beinabe einem Mproe; oenn oas BON
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nod am ndmli9en Sage, uno Die
S9iife fpuren bur9aus ni9t in Ser
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be1en rOeuti9e Sentimentalitdt" 10
riibreu0 gu i9iGoern, bub Die Gei9poz
renen i9lantpeg ale S9ulO Derneinz
ten.
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ber5isteit beeinflubt iein, nit Der in
Ydris Die 8erbre6er aus 2ie6e teurs
tbeilt peroen. Der iunge Seuti9e
bate ndmli9 einen 3ibdlen get0btet.
gilbert MuI9 ipar als OeIerteur mad
Sronfrei9 geflii9tet un0 bate in elmer
BARRIER 9ieberet Qrfeit als Sormer ges
flln0en. @r f&lpb innige 5reunOi9aft
nit gouaro, Dem Sobne ieines @rteits
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tine, elmer biibI9en @rbeiterin.
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fup6nte, benz 6reunOe por. unO als er
einmal bon Ieinem 6errn auf mebrere
Wo9en nu6 2pon gei9idt poroen
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len elm. Nter Der Seuti9e ndbm fi9
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na6 fsiner &iidfebr bds Baar einmul
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duf Den friberen SreunO, Der fpsnige
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itanb mar 10 tlar tpie mDgli9. Was
bas 9eri9t jebo9 mil0e Jimmie, mar
cine fentimentale Senti9rift 0es On
3etlagten iiber iein @erbreden.
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Sasa Slexh $500, Gliunar Sasa EIexh
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-08

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8 BE Ser O5ednriez
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getpdltigen @r0be gu MAIDEN, Die Die
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oerielben Geisai4aft bagegen, Die
r&rOnprinssiiin @ecilis." bietet insses
fdmmt Hdumli9teiten CUR @ufnabme
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pitdns unb Der Sffi5iere, 10 odb Die
8ebOlferung oieies tleinen 3ei9es ii6
nabe5u uuf $500 Meni9en belduft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-08

SrtI@es RinoFeH9-NsEli4s @t:sss 90 "a
72c; stetse Gtiers sa-s1e I; sssfps Rtsha
$50 BIB 800 Riuae 7ie; bsTss HRes 100
bts $50 4funb SIC xabs go DID go Hisxh
6; etter Borberpsrtd 8}e. 0ttH otxteEs
u.erteI lie, Htxb etxtssiatA l04s, aixh
B~oroeruierteI Sc. Sa9 S~crhGpisrtsl lae, nj
6tmtertIertd 7e.
5rifteS 4aIbfeti@ - &dIbss lie. Htxtsss
utsrteI 16e, Horherriertsl Is.
Srti@es S4afHsH9 - Sazuasss yes BfaxA
12e ; 6&ofe s3<; 14sxtsI lSe; NadB axss
lee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-08

Sriidte Exe @ewatc.
8ra4ta
EepFsI ia. $3.50 per Sab.
granberries-$7.6 80 per Sat.
Danane1t sl.75-2.ab ; Hstss 9l-tl.25.
gtsrpren IS go 30 sss &taa
Orawaen - %. 6--t.2s tsr Ssks.
grobeersn, 60e per 0uart
osmaia
Hctke Rfiben SASS per Sab.
gurfen, Sl.s0 per 0uSenb.
g~slery-20s Bis SIC pes Duteno.
araut - 1880 PEI Tonne-
gaIat - 17e per Bfuab.
SwiebeIn - Notbe nab wesss 4l.00 BIB
81 80 per Sab; epaxtf@s 8utsbsIn IL. 30
per Rife.
BeterfIie 15-soe PEE Dutsxb DsH4ss.
RartoHeIn-$l SS per Sak
Rabiefe zoe pea D,atsxh Bun9es.
ehsiartoHeIn - Etrstxia t8.36 Doli'
more S1.7b-2.75 Series $500 $500
pei SGb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-08
Do1 Dees2sRexs.

@eIf6torn Sertaufspreite: is ys4 sa
0uaIttat, t6-48e.
~3afr-ee@dIt e9-l1e; boz ssbsu
el4.G0-$ 200 pea Isnxe.
Billet - Sertaufspreie: s12. 00-sl4 90.
xtnactbp-S $40 o. 81 20.
otrob-PreHe. ie mad BEN oraA, 10 Bal
len, E7.50-$8.6o.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-08
9ieEcn iid1 nidbt rctten.

Die S9iloerung, tpel9e Der &apitGn
Oes Oeuti9en S9leppers r8ultan"
bon Ieinem Oer9ebli4en @eriu9e CAB,
bic 8eiaBuns Oes bei S9arnborn,
aebn Meilen noropeItliG BON Sur
bapen g~eItranOeten britii9en S9iffes
rpengpern" gu retten, ptrft Elm
i9le9tes 2i9t auf Den Mutb Der bril-
ti1den Seeleute.
Dis ser '&apitdn oes .8ultan"
tpabrnabm, Dab Der &urs Der npengz
ipern~ oireft auf Oas Hiff bon S9arnz
horn geri6tet mar, orebte er BEL, UNI
Den &apitdn Wiqiams bon Ger Beng
tpern" Dor Der i6m orpbenoen 9efa6r
gu iparnen, aber ebe er oas Dem Ser
oerben gepsibte S9iff erreidte, mar
bieIes bon Der 8ranouna, Die infplge
oes Sturmes uno Der iturten 6lutb
Iebr ho9 mar, auf bie Settle eetporfen.
Der r@ultan" bumpfte Lungs Oer
vpengtpern" bin uno bsriibrte beren
8oro, ober Die Manni9aft tponte troB
tpieoerbolter Iufforoerungen einen
Sprung ni6t tpasen. Sin S6iffsz
iunge, Der bas tbun poate, pur0e BON
feinen 9efd6rten bappn dbse6ulten.
S9lieBli4 geldng es Dem n8ulfdn,"
elm Suu auf Die rpensfpern" gu brinz
gen, a6er Die 8efuBung ipoate au9 nit
btefem ni9t pugen, fi9 uuf ben
S9lepper gu retten. 8ei Dem 8eriu6,
bas ~geftranOete S4iff ub5ubrin9sn,
5erriB bas Eau uno oarauf sing Der
r@ultan" na9 Dem Seueri4iff auf Der
Glbe, INN elm Rettungs6oot gu bolen.
Gbe er 5uridtebrte. mar Die Beng
pern" bon Sen Woeen perf6luneen
uno Die % Sffi5iere unb Nann 5Gbz
len6e 9e1abung ertrunfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-08
S0tNSua@rt@tea.

6aprs: so 2orraius" bon Nsp BORT.
Queenstown: .WaieRte" nod Rsu
BORT.
Netp Dorf: ga 8reiaane" nod 6abre.
Salifnr: ,2aurentiar" bon gIp6e.
6ambura: .Qniisrta AusuRe Wittctin"
bon Neu Dorf.
WaIparaiio: .unarbta" bon 6amburg
nod Tacoma.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-08
0ate.

gxsroB . SestaufsYrsis Sascrtirts
s@pebertate 8ee pei Pfaab sssSssnKGss
o6webertdie 1ss, Btseoxss Ssssa . a6j'
Ia, ssm port 6bsSbGrs ice. stsks.rus
}&es 2spsburaer 14s. cstS Ice,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-08

rGreoIen" nennt man Die
Hahtommen Der in 2ouifiana. tbeilz
tpeiie au9 in Miifffippi unb 9eras
anidifisen frun5Off4en Roloniiten, Die
ii1 nit ipaniiGem unb inbianif4em
Dilute semif4t hoben. Oie Rdhe 1T
fret bonn Hegerblut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-08
@r=Wtmiiter
@irb Suffer @ilbelm III. bel Der Giutpeibnng til
Bittsbnrg %Dertrften.

aDnig aibns ;r aaHer.glesntha. - Safer uirS uieoernn %llrgvoBbatr. -
5ranS0fihe expedition HberfaHeu -Wfmfernm begnnt 80 madeln.
ErGhfae &eHe burh Sibet. - gesnsr os aermel'
GanaI Sunues. - G~HufJgfadsr giOroer einsdansen.
Srobenoe Jeinieistshen in Central amerna.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-08

Dnttes, @tes tea> 0sFssess.
SdxbIsr besabIex ioIeesbs Rrsfis!
Srp9e Gier-28e PET DmSe1h.
NRknsr 8he, edbas B. Tsrfsal-2-lSe,
Gnten Sc, @dnie &c.
Gutter - Country, 1885, Rrssu eSp 83s,
gIssa 86e