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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
SITUATION AT BoGoTA.
Riotinx Was of short Duration an
 Little COnsequeMce.

Rogota, March 1.-The rioting that broke out In Bogota last week was of very short duration and of little con- sequence.
 It arose from the opposition of cer- tain politicians to the submission by the government of the tripartite treaty between Columbia. Panama and the United States to the legislative hoard as at present constituted. in- stead of to the duly elected national congress. This latter body has not been In session for several years The trypod which followed the arrest of one of the opponents to the govern ment in this matter was quickly put down and Bogata Is now absolutely quiet A crowd of about 10000 people assembled Friday in the mein plaza
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18

he declined the invitation to be present at the Cleveland memorial exercises of the college of the City of New York on Thursday evening next, because he had decided to attend no public func- tions before his departure for Africa. He had received hundreds of such in- vitations, he said, and could not accept one and decline others. The former President will attend his lodge tonight and say farewell to his brother Ma sons of the village.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
Fire on Steamer.

New York, March 17.-Fire in the after hold of the Old Dominion Line steamer Hamilton gave the crew lively fight today, shortly before the time set for the steamers departure for Norfolk. The blaze was extin- guished with small damage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
RYAN DISCHARGED.

Was Held In Connection With Alleged
 Swindling Gang. .,,....,- .,. Hot Springs. Ark. March 17-George Ryan. who has been arrested and held under $1O00O bond for misuse of the mails in connection with the operation of the alleged -swindling gang headed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
ROOSEVELT ATTENDS LODGE.
Says Good Bye to Fellow Masons
 Oyster Hay.

Oyster Bay.
 Oyster Bay. N. r.. March 17.-Ex- President Roosevelt said today that he did not intend to leave Oyster Bay again before Monday next.
 His decision precludes a meeting with President Taft during the latters visit to New York on Thursday and Friday. unless Mir. Taft should decide to run .down to Sagamore Hill on one of those days Mir. Roosevelt on Monday next will go to Hoboken with Mrs Roose- welt and his family to visit the steamer Hamburg on which he Is to sail for Naples.
 MT. Roosevelt explained today that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
OLIVER DECLARED ELECTED.

Succeeds PhiIander c. Knox as Senator
 from Pennsylvania.
 Harrisburg, Pa. March 17-The two houses of the Pennsylvania legislature in joint session today formally declar- ed George Tenor Oliver, of Pittsbutg, elected to the United States senate. to i'll the unexpired term of Phiiander c, Knox
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
SYMPATHY FOR IRELAND.

Representative Edwards Introduces
 Resolution in House.
 Washington, March 17.-"Resolved. That we sympathize with those lovers of freedom who are struggling for home rule and the great cause Of local self government in Ireland"
 This was the St. Patrick's resolution which Representative Edwards of Georgia introduced in the House to- Aav
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
Mrs. Robins Dead

News was received here last night of the death of Mrs. A. R. Robins at her home in Augusta. Ga. yesterday af- fernoon. The funeral will be held al that place this afternoon.
 Wrs Robins and her husband. En- s,gn Robins, were in charge of the Salvation Army work in Anniston for some time. During their stay here they made hosts of friends who will regret Exceedingly to hear of her death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
RICE MENN MEET.

Protest Against Removal of Dnty From
 PhiIlfpine Rice.
 New Orleans. La, March 1.-The rice growing interests throughout the country were represented at a confer ence held here today for the purpose of protesting against any removal of duty from Philllpine rice.
 It was decided to send a committee to Washington to lay a brief before Congress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
FARMERS TO RALLY
MEETING IN CALHOUN IS PLANNED.
Volunteer Firemen's Tournament fl Called OH-Various News
 of Anniston.

Anniston, March-1T.-(Special. )-An educational and agricultural rally will be held with Choccolocco local No. SIS, Farmers Union at Choccolocco. March 19. beginning at 10 a. m.
 Able addresses will be made by prom inent men. Hon. J. A. Wilkinson, Commissioner of Agriculture. or one oi his assistants, will attend and talk on scientific agriculture. crop rotation. fer tilizing, etc. An executive session of the Farmers Union will be held at o'clock in the afternoon.
 The public Is cordially invited. but the members of the Farmers Union are urged to be present and learn some thing of what the organization has done during the past year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
White Man Insane.

~skeys Helton. a white man who was Srrested and put in jail on the 9th day of March, charged with assault and battery on his father was examined .nd nronounced insane. He was sent to the asylum for the insane at Tusca- ioosa Tuesday, Deputy Sheriff l.. l.. Phillips having him in charge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
Volunteer riresnan,. Tourn ament.

The tournament of the Georgia Ala bama Volunteer Ffremens' Association will not be held in Taliadega this year. as was scheduled.
 This information was conveyed to J. V. Robertson. of the Glen Addie Hose Company, in a-letter from Chief Adams of the Talladega Fire Department. AS a reason Chief Adams gives the fnan- cial status of the Talladega company and lack of enthusiasm among the fire men and citizens.
 This will prove a source or. aisap- nointment to the fremen and citizens. An effort will probably be made to have the tournament in Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
Ne.rn nnn HIlnd TfRer.

H. J. Jackson, negro. was arrested last night by Oficers Harry Sheritzki and seab Eason and locked up in the city jail under charge of selling whiskey.
 The arrest was made at the negro's home in West Anniston. Two pints or wbiskev were found on his person and a search of the premises revealed an additional eighteen pints hidden under the floor of a stall in the barn. Jack son resisted arrest. and had quite tussle with Oficers Sheritzki and Ea- son. He was finally subdued without injury to the officers.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22
fGUaGGI17%
@Q0caE1SH1s

The feminine het with tie dangerous
reach. 4se heasipir~e wish The Sparkle
feather. she erection wshsh ossss ures the
scenery FFufa ssea. will sssn ts ae rsssre.
II has already Allied tssa large a f,lar* 10
'he setit. saitaes aillin.rs aave hard
81. as shF N~iIlsa~r~ .As~ssfaai.sa. with a
re~alee 10 wis~ mt the giant Int evil.
and aaA ils~ naatse. "MnfaaI ssvteetspa
and taorse artistic millinery. lis this
naVans Iae assieaga milsipsrs hsy~ 10 ny
hohi tl4sf sittK reputation As the millinery
esns~F ~ the ssssatgy. III they sssss~sd
IN assllstdns the big lsas. they aili de-
serve isassFe saaa tsaaf. They will deserve
the thanks Of es~ry aNa wie doesn't
want his fass sawed of or his etew goag-
ei ous. They viii win tie gratitude II
essrg husband and fstA@r who na5es4r IN
btssIHg straw and f.ls hy ,he acre ard
flowers and feathers b. the hale. They
viii hs.s the ,lssnks and gratitude "
every asu<ihl~ woman who sfl~likss To b.
@r~iavef BY fashion ints a burden bearer
md into q nnisanss. - ~ineinnasl fss-.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22

The constitutional dislike to givina
an opinion on any subject. which had
always distinguished the Goriam fam.
lily. reached Its fullest development Ia
Abel Gorham. He could scarcely be- pr,
suaded to express his mind freely about
anything. still less about n person
Yet he managed to preserve a reputa.
ton for keen discernment.
Il really wish you'd tell me what
you think Of young Hobbs" said one Of
the summer residents. Come, Mr.. Cor.
ham. l mean to give the young man Z
lift II he's worth, It."
"M-m." said Mr.. Gorham. with his
usual dcliberation. when you conas
to lifting. anybody that can be liftsd
Is with lifting. seems to me. A. Ia
Pete Hobbs. I'm expecting he'll turn
out Just such a sort Of n man ms i
take him to be. ] don't know as I'm
called upon 10 speak any plainerr
that"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22
sauah. for the Market.

When raising pigeons, and especially
squads for market, do not take any
stock In the statement that each pair
will raise twenty-four squads during
the year. A pair OF squad producers
that will produce an average oil sx
pairs a year have done mighty well
Fancy pigeons that grow the exhibition
stock usually round up with about
three or four pairs a season. When 4
pair OF pigeons have grown twelve
squads In a year they have produced
six times their own weight. which Is
n pretty good active business for such
small birds.
DO not imagine that you start In
The squab business or pigeon business
simply through the purchase OF thu
birds: you must learn how to care for
feed and breed them. No one ever
knows too much about II and rs lons
as there are 50 many hundreds OF ms
young squads dying In the nest from
CT nier that are kept and reared In
nice clean lofts there is something
wrong with the management that had
better be discovered.
Feed a number Of different kinds OF
small grains to your pigeons. When
they ~ about they pick up seeds and
grain ard everything of this kind that
ehey can mud to eat It y true that
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22

SWeet rotate CObe0Re.
The sweet potato may be grown II
this country from the Canadian border
to the gulf. provided the soil II suit
able. Neither stin clay nor pure sand
will do. but sandy clay. moderately en-
riched, contains the elements for tina
largest and best Favored fubers. The
seed tuhers are planted very early In
the spring In a hotbed. and several
sets of plants may be- taken from each
one. The transplanting must Ia A.
ferred. In the more northern secrion,
Of the country, until all danger from
frost Is past.
In preparation for planting, quite
high ridges should be thrown up with
a pillow. about three feet apart. the
soil being entirely free from grass roots
and weeds and fiattened on top. The
high ridging Is best for two reasons. Ia
permit rains to run of and to admit
more OF the heat Of the sun TO the
roots. The young plants are set about
fifteen inches apart In the lows. and
for this operation cool. cloudy weather
II most favorable. After the plants are
we'll started the soil on the iattened
top OF the ridge may be kept open and
free from weeds by the use OF the hoo
or rake. while the cultivator IL used
between the rows. followed by q lister
or hoe to throw the earth back against
the ridges. This may require two OF
three repefitions before the vines 10
cover the ground M to prevent any
damaging growth Of weeds. Should
frost threaten. before there n time ia
dig and care for the product. all
hands should be turned in to complete
ly cut OF the vines. since. II these ara
frost-bitten, the injury In communicated
to the tubers and their favor and keep
Ing qualities r impaired. but II thu
tops are removed the cold Of early
frosts WIN not affect them.
A dry spell II most favorable for dig.
ging and curing In the shade. but where
there Is a good circulation Of air. and
In about a week they Will be ready FOR
storing. The sweet potato win moi
endure a low temperature and 4 very
dry, warm situation should be chosen
never In q cellar. unless the latter con
tains q furnace. They do best spread
on raised platforms or In shallow
boxes covered with road Gust or dry
sand. and thus cared for they win
keep until the following spring, where
this IL desirable. As a rule. however
q large proportion Of the crop II con,
sumed while II IL In Its best condition
during the fall and early winter.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22

sTlaesWiars u. Rnrsor~ wfas wsli sre~
Y ~i Foraker la siae Initest Stair sen.
ale. ~errssi ~ a ~msesas.Y NJ the Fitty-
irxt t'ofgre~~. lie WIS defeated Tor
anoiher tsrm later. isns was elsets~i Il,
'i,- f~ifty-@fSiith Congress. and has t~sa
a nsefnsx.r of IN. ~~sssssfvssnx congresses
While fn that tssts ~ ~ervesi ~ n
na.fatvr Ut the Rivers and ilara~srx
Committee, later t~sss,snsng iEs e*air.
man. While at the sssad ~ this essas.
naistsss n. teok aa active lsarf In fur
siserisig plans for sissp watsrwayA. tn
iSsT be WIS dominated ny stse negsss,
III airs Tor naasuT II tlsseiafs ~ anil ear
sl*ti oM u H-li against Tom Jusssssas.
Ills Democratic opponent. but was un-
~stnsrx~ful In the contest. Mr.. Burtosa
t. a lawyer by profession.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22

MIR. WILLIAM 4. PRESSER. i-n
Ava Third Ave-, Moline, ILL.,, writes
Il have been suffering from catsgrh
In the head for the paM tuo months
and tried ~innurnerahie s~o~called refoe-
dies without avail. No one knows how
! have suffered. not only from the dis
ease itself. but from modification when
In company of friends or range
Il have used two bottles vi your med.
icine for a short time oaly. and il
effected a c0mDiefe medical cure. and
what Is better SET. the diSeas. has not
returned.
Il can most emphatically recommend
Peruua TO- all sufferers from this dis
ease"
Read This Experience.
Mr.. A. Thompson, Box o.. II. II. 1.
your treatment my eyes were infia med.
: was STONED Up half Of the time.
and was sore and scabby. l conld no.
rest at night on account OF continual
hawking and splitting.
Il had tried several remedies and waa
about to give up. but thought | would
try Peruna.
After l had taken about one-third oil
. bottle | noticed a difference. am
now completely cured. after suffering
with catarrh for eighteen years.
Il think il those who are afflicted
with catarrh would try Peruna they
would never regret it,"
Peruna is manufactured by the
Peruna Drug Mfg. Co. Columbus. Ohio
Ask yonr Druggist for = Free
Peruns Almanac for 1909.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22
Nnri,, Ain.a. Manned o.a.

Ernest s~4sa.D2g.li OF knoxviile. III.
WHO went into the far North with Capt
Nik4sesa.sn three years ago. has just r.
termed from hhe nersherss part of Asaska
where l,e resna :nej Ia mike maps ard
geological Eufseys after the rest of III
party 6 inc back. He isns brought with
him a mp Of the susst Of northern
ALASKA for Z distnnee Of 100 miles and
extending bach 10 ilie Yukon Divide
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22
UNCLE SAN Al A coxsxRvAroR.
fakes tsrsststss fss sAnsA Traess aaa
tDtrd and Asbaal Mas&aa.

For . young nation The t'nit~d States
j. starting out "a a RAPID rate 10 assaasf~
for III. IeSterity not ooiy nsslssnal play.
grounds sSer~in ~onsr unusual t~sansy or
frsak Of nature Is preserved ssas national
tncnaiasssts of Americas antiquities, bird
preserves and other features a~ll worth
keeping. Al the lr~seat tinse. not iu-
rladlng nnariy III forest reserves ansisf
the jurisdiction III sh. sor~ssry lnrean Ut
the Department IL Agrieuisnr~. the I nit
ei STATES has. under the department 1T
the Interior. twelve large nstlasssl PARKS
and ressf vafions. as follows
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22
Neutrolixcd the Eject

"Bixby wen out to the ball grounds
TO get the benefit Of the cold-alr treat
ment."
Good place for it."
Yes, but it didn't do him any good"
"Why not?'
"IIe got so hot over the ~urnpire's
Observation-Disclosures Plain Dealer.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22
Nautical Notes.

Mrs. Yacht tsuperciliouslyl - Ny
husband has a beautiful yacht. l doE't
suppose your husband can afford such
a luxury yet:
Mrs. Nacht-No. the best he can do
Is to hold the mortgage on the one your
husband has.-The Bohemian.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22

George r. Thompson u the burwrt
OF animal industry xays a considerable
number. b1; not many thouss sris os
cross-hrei AnSorns nnd their war 10
stock crnserA such m Chicago. Kansas
City. Omaha. Buffalo and New York
and av rold there To the packing
houses. n In good condition They are
purs I'm scd at q price slightly Under
that paid for sheep. and arc disposed
OF In the arcas and sometimes In
canned form. Is sheep mutton.
T-iese goats are usually somc that
have served n good purpose I'm clearing
up brushwood. aud. becoming fat ~, IL.
are worth morn m slaughter animals
than to sell to sonlc other person for
brush cleaning. The greater number n
persons who are engaged In the Angora
goat industry at this timeand the
number u such will confinue 10 In
crease-have a much better quality oi
goats than these that find their way
to the market In considerable numbers
They have animals that will yield 4
fieece worth from 81 to $50. and their
value as destroyers Of brushwooG and
weeds and n fertilizers Of the land.
must be added: besides. the does raise
kids that are worth 81 each.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22
Ever Been Up Ax.fn., rAi.a

No matter how large IL bundle MAJ
be. the average woman still insists that
her husband can get 1t IN his ovsrcoal
pocket
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22

Hopeful.
Barber-Your hair seems to be coming
out.
Elderly Customer-Good! I've been
under the impression all the time that Il
wal going back.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22

For the native Wild birds the President
has ses aside twenty-five reservations
where they can exist In thssr wild state
without interference. nsn~ of ~haeh have
been created since the close Of the iass
fiscal year on June ~. In addition she
President has assisted materially in the
establishment Of a great national bi.on
range IN Montana. the cost for frnein<
whieh als,se viii be Ia the neishtsorisooi
OF $.si.tssl.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22

The new sssa~Aoasaf gold gss<~ A.* arrived.
And 80 GOD ssss ia oar eaussA~s ~ :
ssassxe
lave you mosaes~i that the ts~~vhss - ~
turkey un the ssssu
ARE considerably ha<xy ~ The ka~~s1
~~t fnssfsn Poet
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22

I'm
n.y. o. ~
|
Spss VITA tong bodies generally
prove 10 be- the tsr, breeders.
Mo!asses az par, " the feed ration
for the horse Jas proved its value.
n"P TAO oh ING HarAets anu "assD
hest price.
-
oaus make an "sai 'ooa 'oF ING
oro"u soW. ~ WIN pay " sesp "@f
-~~
Hay sustains the WORKING norSe pes''
ott . iHnle grass no" anu theh ~ an
eScsiieht REGULATOR
-u.n -. r.
ehouia oe u slogan oil une Organize"
aasiners throughout the COUNTRY
ex,or. ,a,,,r.. g. 10, ,rssu,,p. ,roh.
l0hsv sn1raA frssyya fWsk ~ s~n1i p8FtfN
lana yanc.S ,h.n yr.m any s,her cans,
-
There are fewer greater money max
Ing industries Ia this country than
mutton raising when properly man
Roots as part OF the ration for the
sheep In the winter time are quite -
sential IL you would take them through
In good condition.
- -.
- e'as ~ -
80 ~ - -,
-
-
wv -" as ~
- ~
U.s. "o =. -"
80. ~ WV @o'" ="
Corn cribbexi early means a saving
In the amount. since the longer II re-
mains In tho Acid the more roes RI
waste In w~eathertnr and the depreda.
tions az animals New urn. however
on,.,n. m,ch watar ana !, tho n,-
o,,h &C. 49,, n,an rau,i,a,a, !, q uro,y
.-.u
A Virginia farmer makes consider
able money each year by selling TO
Northern people hams and bacon cured
in the ~old-fashioned way, with molas-
ses and black pepper, and smoked over
a fire from hickory chips. He sells be-
tween 300 and 400 pigs each year, at
an average price Of 30 cents per pound
-
The calf Is often a nne market for
milk. One pennsylvania dairyman re-
ports that he kept a record oil eighty
calves, which consumed 1000 quarts
or milk Tor which ne received $Asl. or
over 4 cents per quart and the calves
did the milking. He estimates that 1t
takes LAG quarts OF milk to make a
calf four weeks old which Will weigh
l6O pounds. II they have Hoistein
blood.
-
pair. They generally LAY betwee III
o'clock a. m. and 2 o'clock p. m. The
young are delicate and tender until full
feathered. The cock bird cares for the
VMlng inst the "A me as Goes the hen
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22

The Best IAxative-Garfield Tea Com
posed Of Herbs. it exerts a beneficial eject
upon the entire system, regulating liver,
kidneys, stomach and bowels.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22

FILES CURED IN 9 TO ~ DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT II guaranteed 20 cure any
case Of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protrud-
ing Piles in . to II days or money refunded
Goc.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22

rig Asryain, an appeal to reason.
Agents wanted. Big pay. A needle case
containing s full papers and Is large, all
/. ssur.sd, iI5 needles. high grade, only !
cents b. mail. prepaid. worth so cents.
Latest Sheet Music 16 cts, by mail Z. G.
DEAx7, Soath Omaha. Neb.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22
&

their main support should ~ eNpA
sound. dry wheat aud cracked cc~n.
Some Canada peas can b. rddesi ~
:.s~se. and after that Z very little heap
scs~i. some kafir r : little bar
lcy-not much Of thiA however, for all
grain with hnxks h had fu< fcedin. q
youisx pirro1w-but give them any kind
81 good said grain without husks. A
little BIZ Of miiirt scsd ard scn~ hulles1
csss In god. but do not gtvr much o.
This With this furnish plenty II frexa
water for drinking. sorae crushed oyx
ter shell. some grit and 4 little roca
snif.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22

Under the authority OF the act Of June
:. 1895. President Roosevelt has created
eat Of the public lands, in additions To
those SCI aside for the conservation ~
the national ~resonrees the following nine
national monuments OF American ansiqni-
ties
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22

CaaeA~I hsx shas ~ as~ h~rasss NJ
~sd* wsr* Essssd sas l~fars sAsy w~1s IL
10 play.
Reoses~l fasd yea a ~e~k AGO tAat ysa
hAant snyshsne bat FAC e&d.~of players.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22

EsAr9 ~ ONsa. csrv ~ NAnse
tAsEAs Cor xxx.
Frask j sh~n~y aaak~x aasA shAt ~ =
s~nfoT fsrss*r ~ The Swn II n !. Gn~n~y =
Ca aoanx aassa~ss Ia ~ CHfs 81 tsa~Aas
1osnty and STATE afsrsNAaA Ana tNas $3.50
hvz ws5t rsy tA~ saM ~ 0NE MINfskkk,
DOLLARS for ~AeA sna syssy sasS ~ -
Hairs sat.rra cars. FRANK j CHENEY
sworn 80 a~fnse - aad sahs<stAed aa mF
prr~<se~. shts 5sA ~ u u~swma~ss A. u
lisa
l*KAIt A ~ GLEASON.
N0TA8s r. w&1e
Nsfss rstsrra carr ~ takes smt~wnsfst
sna sets directly ~ ta~ bSs~sa AID aaasssas
aasfsrwa 81 shF systesa. x~aA fer t~sssaass~
eiaEs fire.
J. CHENEY 4 CO. TeasS3sA q
Sold by All fragxssss. Ts~
Tsks Halls rsmaly risss fsv eemsssesttsa