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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
WORLD MARKETS
MARKET AGAIN YIELDS
TO HEAVY PRESSURE

New York. aug. 15-The stock
market opened today dull and steady.
but soon afterward displayed a Yield
ing tendency in sympathy with the
pressure against the metal stocks
Room traders followed the lead OF the
professionals and sold stocks. causing
further general decline. The west
ern railroad stocks. Reading. United
States Steel aud the coppers we're the
weak features. 1lnicn Pacific lost
! 5-S American Smelling and Anal
gamated Copper i 1-2 Southern and
Missouri, Pacific. Cincinnati G Ohio
and st. Paul l.
Several more OF the representative
stocks scored losses Of point before
the selling movement was done. The
market was of on realizing and some
PROFITS on the recent sharp advance
and selling by bear traders, who took
advantage of the absence of any I'M
portant buying 10 put out new short
lines. Prices at noon were slightly
above the lowest. Union Pacific raj
lied a point
Bonds were easy
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
Ne v lORK'S
LABOR ? Ar TY
Independent Organiza-
ton of Union Men
for Politics

New York. Aug 15.-New York city
is to have n brand new political party.
Its platform and declaration OF prInci-
pies has just been made public 1t Is
the first municipal labor party In this
city since the Henry George campaign
of 1886
The organization. which IS TO he
known as the Federated Labor party
oil New York, had It's inception at a
meeting OF prominent labor men on
July 2S According TO the organizers,
its scope for the present Is 10 be only
local. but plans Tor making ii ma
tional party are 10 be launched N
time for the next presidential cam
paign
The party's platform demands,
among other things, the enactment OF
laws TO accomplish the following de-
sirabe ends;
Ownership and operation by munici-
paIity. by state OF nation, OF ali public
utilities. including ice plans the es-
tabliShment OF postal savings banks
and postal express. laws prohibiting
the use of the injunction process In
labor disputes. a national eight-hour
law, abolition OF the electrical college
and direct nomination and election
of president. vice president United
States senators and judges and all
elective officers extension OF the pro
visions of the employers liability
laws and compensation laws. so as 10
include within their provisions all
classes of employment. and ballot re
form
The leaders of the movement hope
TO nominate John Mitchell. lately
leader of the coal miners. for COVER
nor at the neXi state election,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
GRE A I SUMS
ARE s 7 0LEN
Illinois Central Robbed
by Officials of the
Company

Chicago. Aug, 15-The new graft
Investigation Of the Illinois Central
railroad, in connection with the let
ting Of grading and construction con
tracts, may reveal stealines which
viii rival the car repairing operations.
according TO Chicago men in close
touch with the latest inquiry
Local officers OF the railroad yes
tcrday were inclined TO discount the
reports that as much as 81 100000
had been stolen from the road In con
stluction work on the Southern lines
They. however, said that the inquiry
had not gone far enough to determine
the amount
From other sources it was learned
that detectives have discovered thar
;hC alleged graft occurred with the
letting OF contracts for construction
of many miles of road. The total OF
these contracts Is said TO run up into
millions of dollars. 1t is asserted the
road paid Tor as much as 30 per cent
more work than was actually per
formed
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15

Paul Talbot, regarded as one OF tho
maInstays OF the Kansas City delega~
ton, will follow Legg. He was paired
with X. Sykes OF Denver.
j p. McGec of the Omaha Country
club, who, with his clubmatc, Will
lam J. Foye. is expected TO uphold
the reputation OF the Omaha golfers,
Will not get oif until this afternoon
He ia paired With j r. LemIst OF
Denver.
j. c. Taylor of Salt Lake City will
&c paired with Guy Ligsett of Happy
Hollow. and will be among the first
10 get Off He will be followed by
X. r. Hardness and F. +. McGuerrin,
the former to be paired with ] 4.
Schneider OF st. Joseph, and the LAT
Ter with Judge Reddick OF Omaha
The Gilmer brothers and Walker Sal
isbury will drive off with their oppo-
ncnts shortly after noon.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
PACK RAIN
MAR()()NED
Fire Has Swept Across
the Path of
Escape

Missoula. Mont Aug. 15.-No new
word has been received here by the
forestry officials today concerning
The pack train OF 20 horses which
were reported as marooned in the
Neart OF the Clearwater forest yester"
day.
The word first came from Major
Fem, supervisor of the Clearwater
reserve. at kooskia, Idaho,
Forester Greeley said today thai
tire word from Major Fem meant
Eothing more serious than fire had
crossed the most direct route of the
pack train. and that IL would be COM
PEELED TO go a more roundabout way,
possibly build some trail and prob
ably be delayed several days.
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necessary for the successful practice
oi forestry. saws Harry S Graves,
United States forester. in bulletin
Just issued by the bureau of which
he is chief
AS long as there is any consider
"ble risk from fire" he adds, forest
owners have little incentive 10 make
provision for natural production. u
pant trees, to make Improvement in
cutting or do other work looking to
continued forest production
After speaking OF what has been
done In this direction, he asserts that
the fact remains, however. that most
of the forests of the country, partic.
ularly those privately owned. are in
adequately protected from fire. II Is
probable that in fully n per ceat OF
the private forests there Is no at.
tempt whatever at systematic protcc-
ton.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
SOCIETY MEN AND WOMEN
SAVED A HUMILIATION

Narragansett Pier. r. l., Aug 10
The fears OF more than score OF men
and women. caught in the raid on the
Narragansett club a week ago. that
they would have TO appear next Mon
day as witnesses. were dispelled to-
day when Nathan B. Lewis advised
Constable John G. Cross. the young
leader of the raiders, not to summon
the witnesses for that date.
The crusade against gambling was
brought before the court today for The
second time. when w, f, Arnold. who
IS charged with maintaining a gam.
bling Nuisance, reitered his plea oil
not guilty and filed demurrer 10 the
complaint
Judge Lewis said that arguments
OH the demurrer would he heard next
Monday. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15

San Francisco. Aug 15.-Escaping
from her captors. Ii SO, a Chinese
slave girl who claims TO have been
imported 10 this country, fed through
the alleys OF Chinatown yesterday
chased by several Cinnamon and. run
ming into the arms OF Il policeman,
begged protection from the officer
Fung Bling King. an interpreter for
the Hop Sing tong, who swas one of
the men in pursuit of the girl. was
taken into custody. He is accused 10y
Ii So OF holding her in the alley
house against her will and Is now In
custody, Ii So upon her request. will
be sent back TO China to her relatives.
The government officials have been
searching for the girl for many weeks
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
CHICAGO Livestock,

Chicago. Aug 15.-Cattle-Reccipts
estimated at 10000: market 1Oc OF.
Beeves. s455@S20. Texas steers.
s3.50@ SO western steers. $4,000
GO: stockers and feeders. 81 .00@
go; cows and helers. S2.5O@6.3O;
calves, $G50@vS 30.
Hogs-Rece.pts estimated at $2.-
600 market sc of Light. $S.45@
S,95; mixed. $7S5@SS5, heavy. $765
mI7o; rough, s7.6Om7So: good. to
choice heavy. $7S0@S45: pigs, $3.50
$500, bulk OF sales. SS.05@S35
Sheep Receipts estimated at SO,-
600; market l0c of Native, $3.50
4.30, western. s2.50@420; yearlings,
$4ood $40; lambs. native. $A25@
6G0. western. Sl.25MG.55.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
| IVES LOST
IN T | GODS
Death List in Toxic is
Much Over One
Thousand

Toxic, Aug. 15.-Casualties from
the great floods which last week in
undated many districts IN Japan aud
on Friday and Saturday almost sub
merged two of the principal wards Of
CcIio were given out today. after or
hcial investigation. a. LIP dead and
russinG. Three thousand nine hun
Hed aud fifty houses were washed
away. in addition TO the thousands
which were under water during the
flood, but resisted the strain.
Thousands of persons are homeless
and dependent on public relief
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
HE RE CEIYfD
100000 VOL IS
Son Of Millionaire is
Uniniured by the
Mighty Force

Platteyille, Wis, Aug 15.-Enlott
Mcmillan, son Of California mill
ionaire received 10.O00-volt charge
OF electricity at Torres separating
plant in the morning and played In
the afternoon game OF billiards
Mcmillan brought his hand near one
OF the high voltage separators yester-
day and the current broke from the
machine, passing through his body
aud out through his feet The power
was hurriedly turned off, and the
Young man fell TO the floor uncon-
scious He recovered In a few mir
utes, however, and it was found he
was uninjured. except for slight
hurns on his hand and foot.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
SERIES OF FATAL
FALLS IN JERSEY CITY

Now York, Aug. 15.-Fatal or scri-
Gus injuries from falls seems TO be
the order Of the day in Jersey City,
according to popular reports there for
the last twenty-four hours Robert
Lindsay, % years old. fell over the
palisades and his skull was fractured.
Walter GehHng. is years old, tumbled
from the top of a moving freight car
and will die Patrick Connolly.
foreman employed in the construction.
of a new building, fell from a window
while inspecting the work and was
fatally injured Louis Olsen. 81 years
old, while sleeping on the roof N his
apartment. rolled off and died. eleven
other persons were less seriously In
jured by falls
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
PECIAL CAR
FOR A DOG
Pullman Hired for Trip
Across Continent at
Cost of $4,000

Alameda Cal, Aug 15.-ln the
special Pullman car Plymouth Rock,
"Radium." ar arislocratic French
bulldog. arrived here yesterday after
roon. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Frank c Drew. Mrs. NJ. a. Churchill
and maid.
One section of the coach was given
over TO the dog. in whose interests
end for whose comfort the car was
chartered for the ride across the con-
t'nent al an expense to Drew, the
owner, of $4,000 "Radium' was pur-
chased at prize dog show in Paris
and presented by Drew to his wife
The dog has far-reaching pedigree,
bu only understands French.
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films OF the Johnson-Ketchel prize
fight pictures, which he exhibited in
a half-do2cn cities.
SHOCK AT A GRAVE
CAUSES .WoMAN'S DEATH

st. Louis. Aug l5.-Dirt. rattllng on
the coffin containing the body oi her
lifelong friend ami neighbor so
shocked Mrs Evelyn Roumens Hor-
ncyer Yesterday she tainted at the
ETdveside and three hours later died
OF grief
Mrs Horneycr was attending tho
funeral oi Henry David. a tobaccon-
Loo
Painting in the arms of her hus-
baud, Charles Ho"neyer, a harness.
maker, Mrs. Horneyer was lifted into
= surrey and hurried to u sanitarium.
She did not regain consciousness
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
BODY OF A
Chill D T OUND
Had Been Petrified for
Seven Years in a
Coal Bin

New York, Aug. 15-The Brook
lyn police have an unusual mystery
on their hands as a result of the find
ing In a tenement house coal bin OF
a child's body turned 10 stone. Ac-
cord.ng 10 physicians the body had
lain undiscovered for seven years. a
yellowed newspaper, wrapped around
the body bore the date OF February
y, 1903
The police believe the body was
treated with some chemical that pctri-
fed il. There is no clew to the idon-
tity of the child or It's slayer.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
LONG FLIGHT OF THE
AEROPLANES IN FRANCE

Amiens, France, Aug. l5.-Fayored
hy magnificent weather, the compet-
itors in the great cross-country aero
plane race of iSS miles. arrived here
today, completing the filth lap of
10 6-l00 miles. from Douai, without
descending. La Blanc and uburn,
who alone went in the contest Tor the
$4,000, were accompanied by Lasas
n;eux.
La Blanc increased his lead IN the
contest covering the distance In
hour l6 minutes and % seconds; lie
gagnIeux taking hour % minutes
and 81 seconds. and Auburn hour
% minutes and IL seconds. La Blanc's
total ume for the five laps thus tar
completed is 10 hours 10 minutes
rpe ~ seconds; Nubruns. II hours ~
minutes and 81 seconds.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
SALTkLAKE MAN
IN GOLF CONTEST

Denver. Colo, Aug l5.-F +. Pat
terson, OF oklahoma City and Z. d.
TDham of Donver, will drive off from
me first tee OF tho Denver Country
club course today In the qualifying
round OF the Mississippi tour
unment and Will be followed at four
minute Intervals by the other 202 golf
c,s who will contest for the title.
Harry G. I.egg OF Minuekhda, inc
title holder. is one Of the eighteenth
pair TO start the round He Is paired
with Harold a. Fisher, the Coloraoo
champion, whom many believe WIN
be LoGgs greatest rival for the tltle'
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
CALIFORNIA PRIMARIES.

San Francisco. Aug 15.-With the
close Of the state primary campaign,
Republican leaders are predicting
that their party vote tomorrow will
exceed that cast N the general cleo
tion two years ago. The Democratic
registration Is light owing to the alb
sence of contests for places on the
state ticket Five Republicans-one
insurgent and four stalwarts-will
compete for the Republican Domina-
ton for governor
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
JAPANESE ADVISES
"STAY WITH THE FARM"

San Francisco. Aug 15.-Baron
Eanetake Oura. minister of state for
agriculture and commerce OF Japan.
who is travelling over the world to
study Industrial conditions, says.
Stay with the farm" In an inter
view here yesterday he stated that
lie was personally opposed TO the
massing of people In cities, and that
IN Japan the desire Is 10 keep the
rlon in the fields.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
PRODUCING
A STORM
By Hanging Dynamite
on Trees and Explod-
ing the Powder

Spokane, Wash, Aug Eat Wal
lace, Idaho. hundreds OF pounds OF
dynamite hung 10 The limbs OF trees
Cn the high points surrounding the
city and exploded yesterday in the
hope that the effect might produce
lain 10 check the devastation by for
est fires. is said TO have had result.
for at midnight last night rain began
falling for the first time in two
months. The fall has been heavy.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15

New York, Aug. 15-"One more
day and we viii be able to call Mayor
CSynor a convalescent," was the dec
laration at st Mary's hospital In Ho.
hoken today. The patients condition
continued satisfactory when he awolse
this morning from his sixth night on
a hospital cot His attendants were
frankly cheerful and moro optimistic
than on any previous occasion.
The physicians will watch the pa IS
Ing Of the day with keen interest. for
with Its safe conclusion the dreaded
buGbeaT of r. Crisis" Will be practl-
cally over and they Will allow them
selves 10 consider recovery assured.
To-day Is milepost," declared
Robert Adamson, the mayors Secre~
tdry. IF any serious turn for the
worse Is to develop, It may come 10
day. and II he passes the end of what
IL practically a weeks Illness with
Ont Sign of complications. he will be
IL good way toward recovery, There
is little 20 fear after today
The blood tosts made last night
temperature pulse and respiration
NtIe duull Nudl any 0ttllUN UndU =
would be II he had been lying on his
back for a week,
The mayor beard from his secre-
tary last night that among the many
dcl!cacies that had come to the hos
ptal from wellwishers was case
Of n dozen bottles Of champagne. The
mayor said that he did not care 10
partake OF any of the wine just now
and directed Mr.. Adamson 10 distrib.
ute the bottles among those patients
IN the hospital who need It."
The following bulletin regarding
Mayor GaynOr was given out at 20
O'Clock this afternoon
Improvement continues. The may
or has had comfortable morning
One Of the physicians who is attend
ing Mayor Gaynor said that. barring
unforeseen and improbable complica
lions. Mayor Gaynor would be oble to
leave the hospital two weeks from TO-
day.
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha. Aug. 15.-Cattle- Receipts.
3 500. market steady TO eas.er. Ma
tive steers. S4.75M7S0; COWS and
heifers. 53.oO@SSO western steers.
sS.50@675. cows and heifers, $2.75m
4.G5; Gamers. $2.25@&,25: stockcrs
and feeders. $5.O0@5.65; calves. $500
@G25 bulls. S3.26@5.25.
Receipts, 300; market
steady TO &C higher Heavy. $7.S0@
500 mixed. sS.OO@S.15; Light, sSOO@
SEQ; pigs, $70o@S.oO; bulk. $1,000
$50.
Sheep-ReceIpts. 1900: market
strong to l0c higher, Yearlings, $3.50
$40: wethers. $500 4.25: ewes.
S2.25@410. lambs, SG.25@S25
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
SEVERAL ITALIANS KILLED.

Watertown. y. Y. Aug l5.-Several
Italian laborers were killed and
large number injured by the collapse
today OF portion Of dam Of the T.
a Gillespie company at Massena, on
the big power canal The Injured
were taken TO hospital at Cornwall,
Ont.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
COMPETING MOTOR BOATS.

New York. Aug 15.-The three Brit
ish motor boats which VIII compete
for the Harmsworth international
challenge cup on next Saturday,
reached here today on the steamship
MiDnctonka
The boats are the Maple Leaf
owned by Mackay Edgars; the Sis
norella. owned Oy Daniel HaBbury,
and new hydroplane, owned by the
duke of Westminster
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
EXTRA SESSION is TO
APPROPRIATE MILLIONS

Baton Rouge. La, Aug. I5.-Con-
vcned in extra session 10 consider
proposition for, raising sG5OOooo in
support of an exposition to be held In
New orleans, in 1915. to celebrate the
completion of the Panama canal,
members OF the Louisiana general as.
sembly gathered here today
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
CHICAGO Produce.

Chicago Aug. 15.-Butter-Steady;
creameries, 25@2ac: dairles. 23@2Gc.
Eggs-Steadys receipts, 9.63l cases;
at mark, cases included. l0@14c,
Grsts. 1Sc, prime firsts, 2Oc,
Cheese-Steady; du!ries. IGc: twins.
15@15 LAC: Young Americas. lGc;
long horns, 16c.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
CRISIS FOR
THE MAYOR
This is the Great Day
in Illness of
Gaynor

New York, Aug. 15- Mayor Gaynor
showed further Improvement and
strength today and his seventh day
found him rapidly emerging from the
danger zone. The early morning bul
letin Of the physicians showed the
wounded man had passed an excellent
night The official bulletin Issued at
s o'clock follows,
Mayor Gaynor has passed a eood
night and slept well He has taken
Dourishmcnt we'll, and is in good gem
eral condition this morning. Temper.
ature 80 10; pulse 20 and respiration.
16- tSigncd) ARLITZ DOWD.
Mayor Gaynor will be taken to the
Adirondacks as soon as his condition
permits
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
CAUGHT AFTER A
CHASE OF 5000 MILES

Seattle. Wash, Aug. 15--Deputy
Sheriff William Geary of Missoula.
Mont. arrived in Seattle yesterday
with Edward Church. 2l years old,
whom he apprehended at VALDEZ.
Alaska, after chase OF more thar
5000 miles, Church Is wanted In
Montana for the alleged theft Of three
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-15
Chicago Close

Chicago. Aug 15-Close Wheat
Sept 81 .02al-S TO 1-Sal-A; Dec. 81 05
3-S to l-2, May 81 10 Ia.
Corn-Scpt GO SIS; Dec. 60 rs to
G1; May G3 is to Ia
Oats-Sept &c -. Dec SS VS.;
May IL Is
Pork-Sept s21S7 l-2aGO; October
$50 Sd. January SlS.5z IL.
Lard-Sept $1l So. Oct. $ll.75;
Nov $1f. 10; Jan Slo.G5.
Ribs-Sep. sl1.9o; Oct Sll q II;
Jan.n 50 ca l2.
Barley Cash, GSad1.
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ha.tal Market.

New York oAug. 15.-Copper,a SPOT
and Scntember. Sl3 .20al2 jot lead.
steady. 81. loaa 80. Bar silver. s. l-ac..
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FOREST MUST BE
FIRE PROTECTED
Washington. Aug. 15.-ProtectIon
f-Cm forest fires is the first measure
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WEATHER FORECAST
THE INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE
WEATHER WILL BE GENERAL
LY FAIR TONIGHT AND ToMoR-
ROW
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09
Den IL Ssnoaa.

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9lnr fuI0t nf arbeioe og fuIot Of
4rap.
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Gn fOrferoelig Heforb.

On Some, iom por en- Dranfer,
oeoe for omtrent 10t aor iioen.
Brofesior geelmon neO uniperiitetet
/ Bonn bar itu0eret oeres 3eforo.
Iom n%eoitommer fra 0enne foroeroe-
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at 6enne 9ones @%fterfommere bar
foItet Stoten oo somfunoet ST..
$4,000.
On if9ffelig Reforol
5oranItanenoe bar ieq Ieit og
oberiat fra v8be 9oine 9ittbera.
ner". Get bebiier nofiom, at nbono
ct Nenneife Inor, oct ifaI ban oe
bsfte".
9gonIferen"s Geooftsr bill nof
bore ino oenliet at gipe bette
glabs | fit gIao. Seq ntener nem-
Zig: of bet taller ct Ilporsoro til BEN
I%etiinbiae og ipnoefuloe geroen, iom
Ri Ieoer |. Oe bette bebsoes piit /
bore Gage.
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1871, Aoret for BET tpife 9eiier.
osmmes @runOleeeeIie.
1871 og 1 og s % 7 90 1 er Zig
1888, Ioret for Seller 8ilbeIms
Den 6srites 0s0.
1888 oe 1 oe 8 oe 8 er Zig 1913.
@fsempler itemmer H~sia9tigt, fuf
taeer @Iaoet fell, noor bet mener,
at bet tpife Rise ifal gao til @run.
De / 1918. @anife mooiot; / bette
glar oil Der forefomme enonu en-
Silp9fit, ioet belle 9anmorf oa oil
fomme unoer SDiflano".
Seq oeo meeet eoot, at bette ifnl
geloe for Speg = men aaigael
aotten ipseer itun0om meo Wn'
len, fer Den -- NOT lngtl