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Fair1ee and Vicinity.
FAIRLEE.


Mrs. Fred Moore and two child
rem, visited her sister at Passump-
sic last week.
Miss Carpenter, teacher of the
primary school, has been quite
i'll, so that Miss Perry, teacher OF
the grammar school, had charge OF
both rooms for two days.
f. A. Messer, of Greensboro, was
in town a few hours, Friday and
Saturday,
Mrs. Switser, who has charge of
The Peoples Telephone central, has
been quite i'll, but is now GONZALES
cent.
Miss Martha Cortis has gone to
board at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. S. Willis.
The auction at the home of the
late Mrs. Julia A. Child, was well
attended.
Mr.. Chas. H. Warren and H. E.
Merrill are painting the latter's
house.
The regular monthly Missionary
meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. L. G. Stratton last Thursday
p. M, when a committee was APP
pointed to draw up some resolu-
tions on the death of Mrs A. S.
Kibbey, who has been the Sec
Treas. of the society ever since it's
organization. After reading some
very interesting letters from some
of the home missionaries on the
field, the ladies began the study of
"The Incoming Millions. This
is an mathematician study
and most interesting. At the close
of the meeting, the hostess served
delicious cake and cocoa.
Rev. Mr. Merrill supplied the
pulpit last Sunday.
Mr.. E. j. Pease and family spent
a few days in their cottage at
Lake Morey, last week.
Mrs. Warren Prichard, her par
ents, and a friend are in her cottage
III UIlC SCdSOl.
Mr.. E. Gulick and family ar
rived at their camp. Monday, for
the season ;also the first young lady
in camp arrived from Virginia,about
the same time.
Mrs. Dick Davis of Burlington
recently spent several days at Lake
Morey, experimenting the building
of her new cottage,
Gen. and Mrs: Gilmore have
been at their cottage for several
days.
Mrs. Milliken and daughter from
st. Louis are at the Bungalow.
RESOLUTIONS ON THE DEATH OF
Mrs. A. S. KIBBEY.
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Fa-
ther, has, in his infinite wisdom,
removed from among us, one of our |
worthy and esteemed members,
Mrs. Amelia S. Kibbey; and where
as the long and intimate relation
held with her in the faithful dis
charge of her duties in this society
makes it eminently beftting that
we record our appreciation of her;
therefore,
Resolved, That the wisdom,
ability and devotion, which she
has constantly manifested in the
work of our organization, be held
in grateful remembrance;
Resolved, That the removal of
such a life from among our midst
leaves a vacancy and a shadow
that will be deeply realized by all
the members and friends of this
organization, and will prove a
serious loss to the community.
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the
records Of our organization, and
copy printed in the local paper.
LOUISE G. STRATToN,
JULIA L. MERRILL.
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and Captain Hastings will have
the honor of wearing the Coast
sword next year. The judges were
Colonel Bishop of Muscatine, Cap
tain Berkable of Cedar Rapids and
Captain Ball of Iowa City, all Off
GERS in the Iowa National guard.
"For the second time, Filipino
student has won a contest in COM
petition with his white brethren.
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A second year student named Rico
was awarded first place in the indi-
vidual contest of sophomores in the
battalion. Last year another Fill
Pine student won the Lowden
prize in mathematics.
"The battalion will have a COM
petitive shoot next Saturday and
the marks will be compared with
those of fourteen other schools
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PIKE.


reception of the 'O7 class of the
Woodsville High school will be
held at Woodsville on Friday eve
ming at eight p. m. The parents
and friends of the graduates are
invited to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Pike, and
Miss Katherine, left Tuesday for
Boston, Plymouth, New York,
and Cortland.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Smith and
son spent Sunday in St. John
sbury, VT.
F. P. Cobb returned last Thurs
day from Cortland, n. Y.
Maurice Gaudry is spending a
week in Quebec.
Miss Nellie Barnes has gone to
Boston for a short vacation, after
finishing her duties as governess
for Katherine Pike.
Mrs. A. D. Carpenter of Woburn
Mass. has been the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. May Harris, and
has also visited at Haverh11l and
Benton.
George Wells went to Hardwick
VT. this week to bring back an
other horse purchased by Mr..
Pike.
Morning worship at the hall
next Sunday at 1920 a. m. Sub
ject, God is Spirit. Sunday-school
at HAS a. m. Lesson, Israel's
escape from Egypt. Evening
Praise at 1880 P. m. Subject,
The Captain.
Sermon Thoughts.
SEVEN a child maketh himself
known by his doings, whether his
work be pure, and whether it be
right"
Children differ from each other.
1t is impossible to class them to-
gether and think of them as all
alike, if we would understand and
help them.
1t is said that there is "a1ways
one black sheep IN every flock"
may it not be because each one
has had the same treatment and
in this way some one has been
seriously neglected? In treating
each child the same, we shall do
serious injustice to some child.
The future of any child is largely
the result of the influences by
which that child is surrounded as
he develops. Statistics show
that 90 per cent of the children
of criminal and vicious parents,
placed by the N. Y. Associated |
Charities IN the families of west
ern farmers, turn out respectable |
self-supportiug men and women.
In large measure, parents are
for the character of |
the child. God has placed chill
dren in families that the guiding
helping hand of the parent may |
make the way plain and rig hit |
before the feet of the child. And |
it is a serious thing for child of |
ten or twelve. when his father or
mother says of him, she is old
to decide for himself.
AS long as child is in the home,
the parents are and ought to be
responsible for the conduct of
the child
The graduating exercises of
the ninth grade occurred at the
hall on Tuesday evening. The
graduates were Maggie Walker,
Dorothy Morrill,, Ellis Hall and
Fred Morrill, of Pike, and Bertha
Elliott of East Haverhill. The
hall was beautifully decorated,
and filled with parents and
friends. This exercise was a
credit to the school and the COM
munity. The teachers as we'll as
the scholars are to be commended
for the hard and excellent work
which they have accomplished.
There are many High school
graduates who do not make so
good an appearance on the stage
as did each member of this Ninth
= Il
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THE MAGIC No Q

Number three is a wonderful mascot
for Geo. II. Paris, of Cedar Grove,
Me-, according to letter which reads:
after suffering much with liver and
kidney trouble, and becoming greatly
discouraged by the failure to find re
lief, tried Electric Bitters, and as
result l am a well man to-day. The
first bottle relieved and three bottles
completed the cure" Guaranteed best
on earth for stomach, liver and kidney
troubles, by ]. NJ. Taylor and B. w.
Abbott druggists. SOC
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HE FIRED THE STICK.

81 have fired the walking-stick I've
carried over 40 years, on account of a
sore that resisted every kind Of treat
ment, until 1 tried Bucklen's Arnica
Salve; that has healed the sore and
made me a happy man." writes John
Garrett, of North Mills, N. @. Guaran-
teed for Piles, Burns, etc, by ]. NJ.
Taylor and B. w. Abbott of Fairlee
druggists. 25c.
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in the country. This competition
was started last year, when Shat
tuck won, with the University of
California second and the Univer-
sity of Iowa third.
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Respectfully,
D. M. Bond.
COMPANY d WINS AT IOWA
CITY.

The following extract will be of
interest to Opinion readers for
Captain Hastings of Spencer, who
gets the Coast Sword is grandson
of the late w. B. D. Avery, and
also Mrs. Ruth D. Hastings, both
former residents of Bradford, and
a cousin of Mrs. G. NJ. Parker of
Corinth.
Company d, commanded by
Irving Hastings of Spencer, Ia,
won the company competition of
the University of Iowa battalion,
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D. NJ. BOND, Merchant 5i'

Has been receiving NEW GOODS
from New York and Boston the
past few weeks in such quantities
that we feel justified in saying
that we have an UP TO DATE
STOCK of General Merchandise
and are endeavoring to have what
you want, when you want it.
From the seed you want to SOW
in the Ground, to a Nice Suit of
Clothes to Wear.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-09
Carnival Company.

The Russell & Hatcher Street
Fair is in Sinner this week begin
ming today. The company con-
sists of eight good shows and two
free attractions with their own
brass band. This combination is
we'll recommended wherever it has
appeared and our citizens can be
assured of some good amusements.
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80
PEOPLE
Il Musicians
IOU MAKE 20 MIsTAKE BY ATrENDING 1HE EILER SHOWS

what.
Christmas was very pleasant, in
deed Dear old Santa rema;n h4re,!
me better than ever;alth nigh Il, IL
always generous.
There hss been 50 mach sping -
here during the festive season
Mossrs. Robert BordovskY aud Ed
die Lastoviea anasthe latsc.s sister,
Miss Fannie, all ofl.a Grange Tex
we're visiting the family of Mr. l.
Becka during the HOLIDAYS.
Mr. Fritz Dishrr was visiting
homsfolk during the Christmas
week but after New Year he return
ed to Scurry county. Fritz said
he likes it up there-perhaps there
is some other object which he likes
too. ~
We had three social gatherings
here lately at the homes of Msssrs.
l.. Becka, Joe Elsik and Mrs. A..
Malina.
Mr.. T. Mlkeska Sr. gave q dance
on Sunday before New Year, which
.,oo ,,aII a tko,loJ
On Dec. 29th my brother and my
self made flying trip rs far as
Sweet Home, passing tn rough Yoak
UNI. / was 80 anxious to see Sweet
Home that l could no longer resist
the temptation. Ienioyed the trip
o, so much. Sweet HONEYWELL, 1
was so fascinated with the country
here that 1 thought | was in the
garden of Eden. Judge Knowitall,
where were you, at that time?
Messrs. Louis and Joe Lukas
have sold their farms. The form
er to Mr.. Joe Ermis Jr., at $50 and
the latter to Mr.J. Ennis ST., at
$53 an acre.
Miss Fanny Konecky and two
brothers and Mrs. A. Malina. we're
visiting the family of John Ned
balek on new years day.
Mr.. P. Nedbalek of Skidmore
paid US visit Friday last. He was
enroute from Ellis county where he
has been visiting his sister.
Mr.. L. Beoka aed wife visited Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Mikeska Jr. last
Saturday evening.
Miss Mile Becka and brother
visited Miss Fannye Nedbalek and
brother Frank, Saturday evening,
1 will close before l make you
all tired. Wishing you all good
health, happineaa and prosperity
FAN,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-09
Fine Black Farming Land

I offer for sale, adjouining the
town of Stockdale on the Southern
Pacific Railway, between stockdale
and Nixon. one tract Of 1900 acres
and the other of 1, 400 acres.
This is level black land, clay
sub.soil, and covered with mesquite
timber. Will sell in tracts to suit
purchaser.
For forms and particulars adj
dress, Worries P. Brown,
San Antonio, Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-09
Land For Sale.
RIP .Janke. an experiene

r p Janke, an experienc
ed Optician, will vi 81 t
Sinner Jan II Office with
Drs Schulze s Gray If
you need glasses consult
me: | will give you a thor
ough examination and an
honest opinion
Yours truly,
r p JANKE
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-09
Time Table.
1ooKHART BRANCH.

LocKHART BRANCH.
Train No 46 arrives from Loclihart
1926 p. m.
Train No. As arrives from YoalSum
2:40p m.
WACO BRANCH WACO 70 YoAKUM.
Train No. 40 arrives from Waco al
1885 p. m.
YoAKUM TO WACO.
Train No. Al arrives from YoalSum
at 2:25r. m.
NIGHT, EXPRESS.
Arrives from Yoakum at .O7 n. m.
Arrives from Waco at 1928 Il. m.
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Three Head items.

1t is such a long time since l
wrote to the columns Of the Gazette
What l was doing oil this long
timer Well, before Christmas I
had been making astoOking and ai'
ter christmaa--w.ol-l, you know
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LOCAL NEWS.


s.cecC rec ~,
For lot or cold baths 81 u A. {
Kcepkcs.
A new iesi'icuce s !ei' Z l.uilt IL,
Avenue L south oi tho rail,ood ioi
Mr., L. Gantert.
Mr.. H. A. Woods is offering for
sale a fine lot of horses and mules
See him ifyou want something good
Mrs G. l. Jaeggle was in Flaton-
ia several days during the past
week on visit to friends.
Hot and cold baths at VIM
FRANKIE.
The year 1906 was prosperous
one for Sinner nnd let MS all pull
together to make 1907 even NOR,
prosperous.
Mr.. Charley Amsler has resigned
his position with Messrs. Schulze
& Gray and will inve.t in west
ern ranch.
Mr.. Paul Armnt he's accepted y
position at Smithville. Paulwas chiel
clerk at the drug store Of schulze &
Gray for quite awhile
Mr.. CD. Wendell has bough
the fine brick building occupied hs
himeelt and Drs, Schuze Dc Gray.
Mr.. w. o. Mewes has bought the
-Berckenhoff place and will occupy
same as soon as he can get posses
sion.
The Gazette extends thanks to
Messrs. Blohm Son, VOTERS
Bros, Robert Seydler, F. Gantert,
G. w. Eschenburg and c. l.. Will
Hams for some nice calendars.
The Gazette failed to mention
the presence in our city last week
oil MIR. and Mrs. Fritz Berckenho1
Of Hallettsville
Mr.. Ed. J. Merrem was received
as partner in the business of G. b
Welhausen on Jan lat. the title OF
the new firm has not yet been
made public. The many friends Of
Mr.. Menum rejoice at his advance
The Gazette hiss new foreman,
Mr. S. j. Davis Of Pearsall, Mr.
Pete Ochoa has also been doing
some good work during the past
week.
The rattle for the art square got
ten up by Miss Annie Smith, has
taken place and the winning numb
err was 67 held by Mr.. Herman
Hagemeister.
Mr.. S. A. Carnes and family will
move to Yoakum this week and
open branch produce house there.
Mr., Avery Carnes will remsin in
Sinner and conduct the business
here. We regret to lose Mr. Carnes
and his estimable family and rec
commend them to good graces Of
the people OF Yoakum.
The gasoline engine saving out
fl Of Mr.. B. w. Fshrenkamp is do.
ing good work in Sinner, saving
wood. It has capacity Of about
twenty cords day when properly
handled. II you want your wood
cut up in short order zoe M Feb
senkemp,
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Call Meeting w o w

All Woodmen are urged to be
present at a called meeting tonight
January 9th, at the Opera House
Election of officers and other i'm
portant business.
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80

CDR. Frank Kent,of San
Antonio, Specialist in dis
eases of Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat, will visit Slli-
ner january 18th. Office
with Drs. Schulz s. Oray.
Examination free
Foi stylish hair cut and smooth
shave. cell on WT FRANKIE.
Mr. Chas. Muerke was brought
in las, Sunday from Eaa Antonio.
Mr.. sinscke's condition is critical
a1d his friends are much alarmed
over it. We hope soon to see a
turn for the better.
Razors and scissors putin order
good as new at A. G. Koepkes.
Land For Sale.
We have 912 acres good mesquite
farming land one mile from Bello
IN the G. II. Il S. A. Ry., in tracts
to suit, at $500 to $3.50. easy
terms. GRAHAM & Cook,
Cuero, Texas.
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Cotton Receipts.

Receipts, last report, 1913 lmles
Receipts for week endins l)sc
8, l56 bales.
Grand total tc Dec. 9Th. la.49s
lalee.
Markets weak, Kidding 81 cts.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04
rwExrY-N1NrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The First Election bounded by and within
siTfyefth MesE IN street and Columbus
The Second Election District s bounded hy a and Tithn
ssTeet %est s1Ety1In and Columbus T5iSs' avenue
The Third Election entra PARK s Wes Eighth
west Fiftyeighth street. Ninth avenue and Columbus
The Fourth Election District bounded by and within
seventh street Ninth avenue. West Ffyeighth street
and Eighth avenue. 40,
The Fifth Election District is BOUNDED by ana = withS
Fy-ninth street Sixth avenue West F1fyssVenth
The Sixth Election District bounded BY and within
West Fftynnth street ta a5s street West
Fiftyserenth FIRE., Ha1iio Street and sixth
be Seventh Election District is bounded By and within
rast sxtS-Grst street Lexington avenue East Fifty
fifth street avenue East Ffty-seventh street ana
The Eighth Election District bounded by ana within
street and Lexington avenue.
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and within
Fast Stxy-ourth street. Third avenue East tifthnth
street and Lexington avenue
The Tenth Election District Is bounded by and githn
rast sxtv-Afth Lexington avenue East Sixty-
first street Madison avenue East sxtySecOnd street and
Eleventh Election District Is bounded ed. by and
%ail1n Soarth street stree and lexington avenue.
The Twelfth Election District is bounded by and
sevety-ninth Fifth avenue Fifth avenue East
street Lexington avenue East siHy-fth
street West bf,yninth street ard Central
The Thirteenth Election District IS bounded by and
East ,,ss aB 2ndn s5ISS cnad Fd East
The Fourteenth Election District IS bounced by and
within East sevent-:ourth street Third avenue East
Tho Fifteenth Election District Is bounded by and
street. Lexington avenue, East
seVentv-aecond street ard Fifth nvenGo.
The sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
EiTeR gdTentyfth Eaft street ana
Tae seventeenth Election District Is bounded by and
within Transverse road. from Central PARK West and
-, t,iphtvslXuh street, Fifth avenue Fifth avenue
street, Madison avenue East Eghty-hIst
stTeet Lexington avenue. East Seyenty-eighn street.
fb avenue road to Central Park West and
Central Park West
rha Eighteenth Election District is bounded by and
,yitbn East Eighhlrd street. Lexington avenue. East
ghty-nst street Madison avenue East Elgoieth street
and Fifth ave@pe
Tbe Nineteenth Election District is bounded by and
Efgnty-sXth street. Lexington East
tftehty-third street and Park avenue.
,rte Twenteth Election District IS bounded by and
within East Egnty-sixth street. Park avenue. East
t;i1bty-thrd street and Fifth avenue
Tbo Twenty-nrst Election District is bounded by and
,yttbn Fast Eighty-eighth street. Park avenue East
sstebtv sJxth street and Fifth avenue.
& Jenty-second Election District is bounded by and
ninth street. Lexington avenue. East
i-ictfS,-sIxth street and Pa:k avenue.
trte Election District is bounded by ana
ttbn east Nlnetieth Park avenue East Eighty
eighth and Fifth avenue
a v,enty-fourth Election District is bounded by and
Ninety-nrst street, sfsnus
Fi.fty-ninth street and Park avsnne.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04
rwENrY-E1GHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,

First Election District 6oqnasd DID, BY and waia os
one Hundred sixth street and Lxingfon @ avenue
East one Hundred and Eighth street second avenue
one Aunaed ana seventh ] ]sreg ] sr5I a'' i 6ns % un @
dred ana Fifth street and Third avenue: - 49,, -,.,,,
Hundred and Tenth street Harlem river, East
4naaFed aSd segenh street second East one
e Foa aHd eon F5 pse By and within
East one Hundred and Tenth street Third avenue East
Hundred and Eighth street and Le2ineton avenue ,,.
Hundred Eighth street and Park m avenue
last Iie S G rtiae1h Street eSingtoT svenue Eas
one fuIdTeG 5 ad anu teS entb t tTeet and far avenue W
East one Hundred and Twelfth street Second avenue
one Hundred and Eeyenth street ana Third sye9ge
East & 0ne ad T%efh street to- LSngton ave-
Ia aia9onaI line from the Lexington avenue
a ad rst hss' o2e Hundred and
The Ninth Election District bounded by
one Hundred and EonTeeRh ne[ street Est aVenu
and a Tenth s SdSss s9S % 3
East ore Hundred Fifteenth street Pleasant avenue
East one Id Wsr5's Islands East one Hundred and
Eleventh street First aven4e last one hundred and
The Eleventh Election District IS bounded by ana
ton avenue East one HUndred and Thirteenth street
5sred Ihs and hreent and Third to the
oIIr ~ East one Hundred
tngton avenue Hundred and Twelfth street
"a The Twelfth Election District within
East Hundred and Fifteenth street, Third avenue
Hundred Thirteenth street. Lexington
nue. East Hundred ana Fourteenth street and Park
The Thirteenth Election District Is bounded by and
Hundred ard Fifteenth street. Second
Avenue East Hundred and Fourteenth street and
Third avenue
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
within a diagonal line from the corner Of East One
10 the corner Hundred and Eighteenth street
Third Third avenue. East Ono Hundred and
Seyenteerth street Hundred
I-ifteenth street, Third East One Hundred
Sixteenth street and Lexington avenue.
Fifteenth Election District ~ bounded by and within
Eas; and Seventeenth street Lexington ave-
-A East Hundred and Sixteenth street Third ave
nue. East one Hundred Fifteenth street and Park
|
The Sixteenth Election District IS bounded by and
within East Hundred and Nineteenth street Third
avenue TO Fast Hundred and Eighteenth street.
diagonal Of Third ana East
Hundred and Eighteenth street 20 the corner OF
Lexington Fast one Hundred ana Seventeenth
street One Hundred and Seventeenth street and
Park aVnue.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04
Tv1RTY-sEcoND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The Election District J. bounded by and with
n Eas' s gnG ono aundred and ForysItS sr
College avenue. MOTIFS a'ehIe 4L.lru. avenue East
Tho Second Election District is bounded by and
Third 5iT avenue Morris and College avenue.
The Third Election District is bounded by and with
avenue East one Hundred and Forteth street. Alex
ndsF S %Srd Fast atene 1eo and
The Fourth Election District is bounded by and
Ws aTenue East One Hundred and Thirty-eisSt6
street and Third avenue.
r., East one Hundred and Thirtyeighth Street Willis
avenue East one Hundred and Thirty-sixth street
and Alexander
The sixth Election District is bounded by and with
in East one hundTed end @ street Wills
Alexander avenue.
The seventh Election District is bounded by and
Brook avenue East one Hundred and Thirty-seventh
street. Willis avenue.
within East one Hundred and street Brook
Willis
The Ninth Election District bounded by and with
In East one Hundred Forteth street. Brook ave-
nue. East One Hundred and Thirty-ninth street and
Alexander avenue
Tho Tenth Election District is bounded by and with
avenas ' East One Hundred and Fortieth Street and
The Eleventh Election Distric, is bounded by and
within East One Hundred and Forty-third street.
street Sreof and aSsVSG Willis Fave avenue
The Twelfth Election District IS bounded by and
nSa RrooR avenue East One Hundred and FOrty-third
street and willis
The Thirteenth R-ction District is bounded by and
within East one Hundred and Forty sixth @ street ss
AIMS snS @ysn%Si Wins Eass nTsnUs 0n' anu
The Foursenth Election District sounded by and
willis avenue. East One Hundred and Forty-seeond
'fFFst se aP Fireents Election By
yithin Ess, oni ops Hnarsd sad
s,rsss 5s.sk sss ssehns Win. S ss.naa A' '-''N