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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-07-29
Knee Pants.

Boys Knee Pants; regular 25c
quality aud wort SOC.
Special at 19c
Regular 4Sc Knee Pants in straight
or bloomer style; worth 75c and
made of strictly all.wool materials
and sewed double with linen.
Special at 43c
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Thomas COWan X Son
Practical Harness
and SIlOemakers.

Agnew Building, near Hotel Weaver,
Tionesta.
New work and all kinds of repairing
on short notice.
A number of new and secondhand
Harness for sale.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-07-29

PEARY has arrived at Labrador and
taken on supply of whale meat. The
beef trust must have overlooked this
loophole in its Notifications,
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Mems Shirts.

Choice of all our handsome White
and Colored Shirts; collars attached
or detached; fancy percales, sateens
and chambrays; regularly selling at
69c and worth Toe.
Special at 4Sc
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Sale of Mems Suits.

This is a great chance to get one of
those pretty Blue Serges, nobby
Brown Worsteds or handsome Black,
Grey or fancy Worsted Suits We
reserve no suit-every one must be
sold at this great sale of suits.
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THE report that serum worth Sl5. OOO,-
600 has been discovered in pigs tail is
certain to make the public whistle.
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$4,000 Worth Wash
Suits for $99S.

Blue, Grey and Pink Chambray
Suits for ages q to 10; made Rus.
sian or sailor style; Russian or sailor
collars; blouse pants and worth 75c.
Choice at 39c
White or Plain Fancy Colored
Llnene and Percale Wash Suits; Rus.
sian or sailor style for ages 9! to 10;
blouse pants and made very pretty;
some plain white and tan styles trim.
med with different colored collar and
cuffs; very pretty garments; worth
S1.50 and So.
Special at SOC
White, tan, blue and fancy colors
ln stripes and checks of high. class
linen and Hydegrade; also Plain Col.
ored Galatea Wash Suits for ages %
to 10; made extra pretty; the white
Linen Suits trimmed with blue col.
lar and the Blue Suits with white and
different colored collar and cuffs;
regular 81 DO suits and worth So.
Special at 81. 4S
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Republican Ticket.

Republican Ticket.
NATIONAL.
President,
WILLIAM II. TAFT,
of Ohio.
Vice President,
JAMES S. SHERMAN,
of New York.
STATE.
Judge of tho Superior Court,
WILLIAM d. PORTER,
Allegheny County.
COUNTY.
Congress,
Hon. N. p. WHEELER.
President Judge,
Hon. W. e. RICE.
Assembly,
A. r. MECHLING, g.
Protthonotary,
j. c. GEIST.
Sheriff,
S. r. MAXWELL.
County Commissioner,
JIM. ZUENDEL.
W. H. HARRISON.
County Auditor,
A. c. GREGG.
G.. II. WARDEN,
Jury Commissioner,
ERNEST SIBBLE.
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Mr.. BRYAN's greatest recent disap-
pointment is mis- failure to arrange fus-
ion with Mr.. Hearst.
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l, A. b. Kelly. cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
A. B. KELLY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
10th day of July, 1908.
Q. M. ARNER, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
G., w. ROBINSON,
VIM. SNEARBAUGH,
T, F. RITCHEY,
Directors.
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Bank Statement.
No. hOSS.

No. 50SS.
pEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE FOREST COUNTY NATION
Al. BANK AT TIONESTA, in the State
of Pennsylvania, at the close of business
July Is. 1905
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Sl.15 Niagara Falls and Return 25th
Annual Excursion August 4th VIA
Nickle Plate Road.

Special Train leaves Erie, 3:C6 a, m.
August 4th. Cheap side trips to Toronto.
Thousand Islands, Montreal and other
points. Write for illustrated book let,
c. A. Melin, d. p. A., Erie, Pa. 81
Operation for Piles will not be neces-
sary ifyou use ManZan Pile Remedy.
guaranteed. Price SOC. Sold by j. r.
Morgan.
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Other Straw Hats at
Half Price.
SOC Caps now SOC.
69c Caps now 4Sc.
25c Caps now 19c.
Special values in Women's Linen
Suits, Skirts, Waists, Mualin Under.
wear and Silk Gloves.
One Cash Price.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18

Land Orssning.
When four hundred claims were
opened for Ming through registration
and drawing at Pierre for the Lower
Brute county last yeas a swarm OF
nota rfes were on hand ready to supply
nil who wished To register and some Of
them were up To meet trains at what
ever hour they might arrive. With
over 1000 claims to pick In Trip
county the chances are that there Will
be even q greater number Of notaries
Mt work than there were nj Pierre.
Most of them Will gather al Dallas.
the place where the drawing Ii to oc-
cur and which II the nearest railway
point To the new lands. Many notaries
from over the state are making ar
r~anEeFnents for q stay at Dallas dur
ing the time OF registration and to help
along the older notaries there will be
plenty VI new ones. Within the past
week the state secretary n been
called upon To Issue over a hundred
new notarial commissions. and practi-
cally all Of this number has been
called for from Gregory county towns.
with the evident intention OF being at
Dallas to rear a harvest.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
EXTRA SESSION Evils.


49, %NWSANs AAH5&s
The special session or the Thirty.
sccond general assembly of Iowa cAm4
10 On end II 5 o'clock Thuraday after
noon with but ohe-half Of the work
fer which II was convened accomplish,
"a. A primary law has been panied.
but The effort 10 elect = United STATES
senator was blocked BY . deadlock.
for which II Was found 10 be absoiute-
II impossible to md . KEY.
The adjournment was not sina die
- the democratic contingent and :
few others 20 ardentiy desired. but u
Tor Z recess unfit Nov. ~. II which
time the legislators win meet beneath
the state house dome once more,
pledged 10 elect To the short term In
the United States senate the candidate
receiving the highest number Of votes
~ the special primary to Pc held on
the regular November election day.
The aforesaid pledge m contained
In the following concurrent resolution:
n u resolved by tho senate. the
house concurrtnG. That this general
assembly do adjourn or Thursday.
Sept. 10. 1895. NJ 8 o'clock p. m. TO
inset again ut 10 o'clock =. m. ON Tues
day. Nov. ~. 1905. for the purpose %
selecting q United States senator 10 MI
the u~nsxrired term Of the late Hon.
William H. Allison. which said term
will expire ON March 4. 1893.
The resolution passed the senate by
passed the house by a vote OF 6S year
and IS nays
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
FUEL FOR -HOMEsTEADERs.
Ignite Found In Large Quantities h
Butte County.

The discovery almost every day OF
a new Ignite coal mine in the north
ern and eastern portions of Butte
county, In the extreme northwestern
part Of the state, is proving a godsend
to the thousands of homesteaders in
that part Of South Dakota.
Recently some Spectators attempt
ed to get a corner on the fuel supply
OF that region, but their efforts result
in their own discontinue. The new
mines are being discovered over a
wide extent OF territory, making II i'm
possible for any man or syndicate to
get control of the fuel supply.
There Is hardly a homesteader who
cannot get his fuel supply within a
distance OF five miles, and many OF
them have the coal beds practically
right at their door. The veins Of coal
are from 6 to IL feet in thickness. the
Ignite being OF an excellent quality.
Practically all OF the homesteaders
al have the coal for the digging.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
SOUTH DAKOTA gssa. .. .a,!!!s
fna Dy h Dy celeassl
e1h1E NEWS RI uua susY allEas
Town v Preparing for Rush Of Home
msekrrH.

Town y Preparing for Rush Of Home.
SeekrfS.
The preparation for the land open
Ing are progressing mt Dallas with all
possible speed. Buildings are being
erected on every hand to be occupied
by hotels. restaurants n sleepin9
houses. There are perhaps In the city
more than $50 carpenters. and they
are working overtime endeavorinR 10
do the work which IL necessary 10 be
done to be In readiness for the OPEN
ing and to care for the $4,000 people
who, II II anticipated. will register
there during the registration period
for the opening Of the 1000. 900 acres
Of rich farming land in Trip county.
Al least $50 more carpenters could
find employment at Dallas for the
next two months ut from $3.50 to 81
per day. The city now has q floating
population Of fully 1000 people who
are there to participate in the OPEN
Ing. The city OF canvas is beginning
to m~ateriali3e, and already many have
come with their tents and are inhabit-
ing them and taking their mealse
about the city. using their tepees sim
ply As places OF recreation AMI rest
from the great excitement incident to
the greatest land rush eve witnessed
In the history Of the government.
The town authorities are determined
to eliminate gambling Of all kinds
during the rush period In Dallas nni
positively nc gambling OF any kind will
be tolerated. The gamblers about the
city rave been notified to this effect
and they have concluded that the town
authorities mean every word they say,
and the situation looks serious to them
and their prospects OF a rich harvest
has gone a-glimmering. Those who
have speculated in coming there dur
ing the rush and pursuing the gam
bling art must search for greenei
fields. This information will be good
Jews to the real homeseeker, who ma
be assured OF a trip with absolute
safety to Dallas and the freedom OF
crooks who naturally gather where
open gambling is permitted. The lid
will be on and the boari IL firm IN
Its decision to make its word good.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
VICTORY FOR THE ROADS.


Hepburn Commodities Clause Not
Constitutional.
The commodities clause Of the Hup-
burn railroad act Thursday was de-
ciared to be unconstitutional by the
United States circuit court for the
eastern district Of Pennsylvania
The court holds the commodities
within the proper meaning OF the
words used In the m clause OF
the constitution and therefore In not
within the power granted by the latter
CLAUSE.
The clause case was considered so
came TO Philadelphia and personally
made the principal argument In behalf
OF the government. Prior to the clause
going into effect the anthracite coal
carrying railroads went before the in
terstate commerce commission and de-
clared they could not comply with the
clause excep at q tremendous loss and
they further declared their convic-
ton hat the clause was unconstitu-
tional. Thereupon the government
agreed not to enforce the clause until
a decision was had upon the law points
involving It's constitutionality.
The railroads in answer to the gov
ernment's complaint rave seven chief
reasons why the clause was repugnant
To the constitution. among them being
that II WINS confiscatory. discriminating
and q prohibition and not regulation:
that II deprived the railroads OF lib
erty and property" and violated the,
right reserved 10 the states.
Tho clause provides that after May
4. 1908. It shall be unlawful for any
railroad company to transport from
oTse state to another. or to any foreign
country. n article or commodity.
manufactured. mined. or produced by
II. or under its authority. directly or
Indirectly. except such articles or COM
modities ~ may be necessary for It's
use In the conduct OF Its business rs a
common carrier. The clause exempts
timber and its manufactured produtcs
and h aImed particularly at railroads
owning coal mines
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
TAXES ABOUT THE SAME.
Little Change In the List for Iswrenc.
County.

Little Change In the List for Lawrence
County.
Taxes for the citizens II Deadwood
and around Lawrence county viii. be
practically the same for 1908 as for
1907. This was determined at tho
meeting OF the board OF co l,ity com
m~issioners when the 1908 tax levies
were made. The total levy, including
the 3-mill state levy. Is IA mills. or l
mill less than that Of 1907. This, add
ed to the city and school levies, which
are not yet made, will bring up the
total taxes for local citizens to about
the same figure as last year. The
school poll for the county IS 81, and
the road, $50. The levy for the
general fund Is 3 mills: for the inter-
est fund, ~ mills; for the insane
fund, IN mills; for the sinking fund.
IN mills: for roads. 2 mills. and for
bridges, 1 mill. The basis for valua-
ton for Lawrence county Is $4,000. 900.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18

&Wssw1


American shippers in Mukden hav,
made formal complaint to their consul Of
the fact that the Japanese railroad in
Manchuria h discriminating against them.
This discrimination is carried on By
means Of q rebate system in which for
sisn shippers are excluded from using the
lines under the minimum cargo regulation,
and that they are not allowed to combine
their cargoes ~ are the japanese.
In London the business session of the
seventeenth universal peace conference
was i~naugurated with a speech by Lord
Courtney, who emphasized the close con
nection between justice and peace. He
declared that there would be no moro
wars II injustice were driven out of the
world, and that the 6rst step in this d.
recticn was to develop the strength, scope
and purity Of International law.
The conviction Of Tilak, leader of the
anti-British forces In India, by the high
q at Bombay, on the charge Of sedi.
ton, q his sentence to six yeau' ban.
ishment and a heavy fine. has brought Oh
q fresh crisis. Al . demonstration Of
sympathy. 10000 mill hands in Bombay
went on . strike. Rioting ensued, ana
Europeans were stoned and jeered. q nas.
istyate's house attacked and q mail tnin
held up. The troops were called out and
had TO 6rs solid shots into che crowd
with fatal effect, before order M re-
stored.
TIE heirs Of Antoine Siger, tAs Mayoe
sf Fort de France, Martinique, Who Wal
assassinated April - during q political
encounter. have entered q civil nit fos
damages In Paris against the eovsrnmene
ef Martinique, NJ. Lepreux.
Thu new patent law, which allows any
seesi0 yateuS to Be revoked unless IT,
art5c3s - protected = mnufsStufsd -
he process operated In England, went
into s9set The other day. and n on
Qusnce he government estlmatO = rush
q Industrial establishments fFoa foreign
eoacsEne - tie amount q e126yO00.O0o
apltsl u 1sse u ~ ysar.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
Oryille Wright Stays In Air at Pert
Meyer 81 Minutes and ~
Seconds.
HIGH SPEED IS HAIETAIHED.
Aviator Has Perfect Control Of H1o
Machine and Says He Could
Have Continued Flying.

A new world record In aeropaaDo
flights wal established at Fort Myef,
Va, early Wednesday, when OrvtllA
Wright circled above the broad parade
grounds there ffty-three times and ~
mained In the air nfty-seven minutes
and thirty-one seconds, omcial tina.
Mt. Wright's smashing Of Ill pre-
vious records carried out his promissA
after his two remarkable ascents, when,
at the maximum height Of sixty feefi
going ten and three-Quarter miles =
all and averaging thirty-six miles a
hour, he spent eleven minutes In sno
flight and eight minutes In the otheG
The achievement was accomplished
under ideal weather conditions and u
the presence Of about twenty-five speo
tators aside from the soldiers. ThQ
ascent was made at 8:15 O'Clock In th1
morning. 1t was an easy ride In IL
air, the machine was under perfect
control and the aviator Travelled at
spsed approximating thirty-six to this.
ty-sisht miles an hour.
Wright IL Highly Pleased.
Mr.. Wright expressed himself q
highly pleased oyer what had besA
accomplished oy his machine, and d.
clared that had he known he was -
close to being in the air an hour be
would have remained a little longen
He said that he came down because
hs motor slipped cnce or twice, and
that he thought ne had been in the all
only half an hour.
Except for the slipping of the motor
nc trouble was experienced In the
working of the aeroplane. Everything
went as smoothly as the most perfectly
adjusted clock, and the man who e.
sayed to beat all records in this branch
Of aeronautics handled his invention
with As perfect ease as a trained en-
gineer would handle the throttle Of his
locomotive.
Record Broken Nearly In Two.
BY his wonderful fight at Fort
Myer Wednesday morning Orville
NAASAI III pIOhC III tNO tuS DSSI
official record eve before made by q
heavier than-air machine. 1t was only
the previous Sunday that Leon Della.
grange, president Of the Aviation CluA
Of France, established a new world
record by remaining in the air % min
utes and 81 seconds. lie circled the
field at Issy, near Paris, fifteen and q
half times and covered fifteen and q
quarter miles. Monday D~elagrange,
after installing a fuel tank Of increased
capacity OF his machine, made a flight
Of thirty-one minutes, but the record
was not allowed to stand, three min.
utes being deducted because the aero
plane touched the ground while max.
ing its first round Of the field
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
BoY SHOOTS YOUNG WOMAN.
Turns Rife on . Teacher When She
Asks Him 70 Stop Firing.

Turns Rife on . Teacher When She
Asks Him to Stop Firing.
From Worthing there comes h re-
port Of q peculiar shooting which, IT
is feared, will prove fatal. While
Mi@ Gertrude Richer. a popular
teacher. was driving to town with her
little brother she vas met by some
boys who were shooting with rifles.
The shots frightened the horse and
they were asked to stop shooting,
whereupon one Of the boys opened nre
on the carriage. Miss Richer was shot
In the shoulder. the bullet lodging In
the spinal region. So far all efforts
to locate the bullet nave proven futile,
but the patient is bearing up well.
and 1t is hoped that she may ecover.
although the doctors offer nothing
definitely assuring. The boy who did
the shooting gives his name az Gilbert
Eccarius. and is a transient.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
CONDITIONS QUICKLY CHANGED.
Many County Fairs Being Held I'm
Country West ~ River.


Country West ~ River.
One Of the features OF life In the
country west OF the Missouri river.
which more plainly than anything else
indicates the change In conditions In
that part Of the state. Is the numerous
local fairs which are being held. at
which the agricultural products Of the
section are made the main feature.
Last week the people OF Philip made a
good showing OF the products Of west
ern Stanley county. the week before
Reliance showed what Lyman county
could do In the way Of crop raising.
The drst week I'm October the people
OF western Butte county will meet at
Harding with their grain and pump
kins. and promise the visitors to their
fair that they will show them agri-
cultural exhibits equal to any at any
place. Not only the newer settlers are
bringing their products. but tn old
time cattle raiser has turned to the
pillow. and Is vying with the home
steader In showing what can be pro-
duced from the soil west OF the river.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18

4 1lepatch 1rom 0ranA Turk ISL
an1. Il \, " h, aavs ! hursican@ Of
GfeAt fnFy swep& ovsr Turks island
1Anso1ay night an6 Friday morning.
ana ~ dsybrsak Friday The town Of
oren1 Turk was devastated. 4 num-
~ ~ Ilvss hAve h4sn lost. but just
aSw nany cAnast ,st ~ aid. Great
anxtssy n f< Tor tho safety Ut DIR.
4. rs nebsrtsen. district commianion-
~ of Catess. Who was making : tour
~ ~ Maas1e whsn tbs storm broke.
1AA hurricane reached there ~ .
e'etock Ihursaay night. the wind
Viewing from the north northeast At
ssesoek FRIDAY morning the wind
mn reaeA~1 4 velocity of nearly 100
nliss IN hosr snd was blowing from
~ nsstAeasI
DaucA damage has KEN done 10
pfepeT&y. and the streets of GRAND
rark IRE = maAa 81 wrscksse. Trees
hAvs bssn uprocsed. portions of build
in0a blown Away and many houses
hass h@en partially wrecked.
To MAyttsn stoop telegraph.
which had taken shelter ~ Hawks
kss&. foun0ered with Ill banda The
schosnsr Dan Leon. belonging 10 the
Ea@k Caicos vsber company. broke
away from her anchor and ii not
h~en ssen since. All the salt lighters
uh3ch wess moor~d ~ the riding
groun1s and HAWKS Nest arc missing.
ia TStrhn ana Cnicss fais lie he
twssa n degrees and ~ degrees
nortA latitude and n degrees and 7s
degrees III minutes longitude Their
as~a = 10 square miles The most
Important Island. GRAND Turk. II SIX
AM saA-hAif miles long ard two miles
broad. ACrording 10 the census Of
isel Grand Turk contains i.75i In
hahatants. bsang ons-third ~ tAs pop
uinstcn-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
PAID AFTER IS YEARS.
Ck1sM Of Old Soldier Finally Settled
by Government.

Ck13R Of Old Soldier Finally Settled
by Government.
About forty-three years ago, when
r. Il. Camburn. a well known veteran
Of Brown county, closed his engage
ment with the government as a volun-
seer soldier. there was a little discrep-
ancy which the paymaster refused to
allow. After the claim had lain dor
mant for about forty years a Washing
ton law firm about three years ago
stumbled upon the item. 1t saw that
MFR. Camburn was rightfully entitled
TO the sum, and 1t communicated with
him. The result vas that II was en-
gagged TO prosecute the claim for the
old veteran. with the result that he
now has received a warrant for the
amount OF the claim which had been
pending for the better part Of a half
century. Had interest been allowed
and compounded the claim would
have grown to something Of q fortune.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
Awaifs Trial for Murder.

The ease against Mrs. Christina
Clark for the killing Of her husband
1t the farm home at Alsen. will come
NJ q the October term Of circuit
oourt. Mn. Clark II now In Jail IT
Elk Point. Arrangements are being
eade for the appointment of = guard
a Tor the three Clark children. She
II her crime. and = SIN of The epin-
~ tha1 ahe w1s justineo r 4uMng
oue the HE Of her divorced ho1ooA1.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18

Andrew r. Lee, democratic candi-
date for governor. Is billed for IN adj
dress at the Gregory county fair being
held at Bonesteel. on Thursday after
noon, and again in the evening. There
is a call for the ex-governor from ev-
cry part Of the state, and II he could
fill all of the dates asked for IL would
keep him speaking several times q day
in separate places.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
m C1EIP on PLAGUE
EnGomn Cnmae tssrn4 AAE0 = she
Wmnu1nn Cnp1sn1.

uo4o CnmHoD (ssra4 AhEm = m
Umnn1nn Cnp1en1- !.
70 e1ty uk SA- Pstersnur9 Russia.
- 11mpsA q nrss place among the
ene1o1A 1nfsnGe1 csnsess ia Russia.
- 1fseass already has gained : foot
Aoa1 = III puarters of ths city. There
1870 - eleven new cas0 and three
0eaana TAh gfvss : total cf SIXTY
st0At ca1ss fss thres dAya. The snd-
- 1omp n The plague Statistics y
ho11sso1 - - aue n ths failure 81
- ansAosittss . tAks proper pre-
eaattDns wAsn ~ tlssk oasss ~
eUs6xsl-
0ns hnndred doctors havs been
sfAfke1 ANITA the choasfA spuad a. !
aalAry ~ t1.k0 ! day. The city has
chartered : special tank seamer 70
dts.rsbnae bctled water 70 the barses
whers ! large percentage Of the eases
1870 been found
- case " cholera has been reported
tycm Petsrhof.