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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-03-28

aged to pick up a few tricks, you
know. So with the decision to chuck
the dream theory, / shot my leg for.
made Jenkins loosen his clutch and
stagger backward.
What's the matter with your" /
sasped, advancing toward him. Are
you trying to murder me?" But !
vas so hoarse. the only word that
came out plainly was murder"
Jenkins uttered a howl. Help, Mr.
Lightnut! Murder!"
You old tooi!" I cried, exaggerated.
"Come herei"
He was coming. He seized q light
chair and swung 1t behind his head.
Thea no rushed me with Q shout.
"OA, Mr.. Lightnut!"
Gone clear OF his mutt" was my
thought. As he swung the chair. !
ducked low. and man and chair went
crashing to tho floor. But hs was up
again in jiffy and dancing at me.
"Mr. Lghtnut. sir, why don't you
help met"
Help you-you jolly idIot!' l NUT
tered Indignantly. Then my voice
raised: I've a mind to kill you'll"
With q yell, he made a kangaroo
jump and swung at me again.
HE says he's going to kill me, Mr..
Lightnut!" he painted as 1 lodged
again. Help me-wake up. sir!"
Wake up? Wake up, indeed, when
I had never been so devilish wide
awake in all my life! was sure
now about that. moved toward him
cautiously.
stop your row." 1 cried angrily;
you'll have somebody In. Think l
want the police up here?"
With glare at me, Jenkins 5arted
past me to the bedroom l had Just
left. Its light switch clicked, and
then back through the frightened
doorway he sprang and dashed for a
wall cabinet at the side. He began
Juggling at its little drawer. And sud-
denly l remembered the revolver
there, an old forty-five from a friend
in Denver-and loaded!
My spring to intercept him was
quick, but not quick enough! Half
way to him I pulled up under the
compelling argument Of the long blue
barrel pointed at my head.
Here! Look out, you fool-it's
loaded" warned, backing away to
the window.
Jenkins advanced. what have you
done with him?" he painted hoarsely.
where is hep"
where's who?" l asked savagely,
for I was getting devilish tired of it
all. But for the publicity, l should
have yelled from the window.
where's Mr.. Lightnut?" he de-
manded.
"oA he's all right" I decided to
adopt that soothing tone that 1 had
read somewhere was the proper caper
with mnatics
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-03-28
An ominous Discovery.
CHAPTER u.


was puzzled.
'Hickey's PrideT" repeated
thoughtfully. 81 don't seem to recall
that one. Do I smoke it often?"
jenkins seemed to gasp.
You? Certainly not, sir! Never!"
And, by Jove, he turned pale! Any.
how, he looked devilish queer as he
put his hands down on the table and
bent to whisper:
"Mr Lightnut, sir" And the way
he dropped his voice and turned his
head to peer around into the corners
was just creepy! That's what, creepy!
This, with the glow from the green
lampshade on his pale face as he
leaned across the table-oh, it was
something ghastly-awful, you know!
1t got on my nerves, and could feel
the hair slowly rising on each side OF
my part. He bent close, whispering
behind his hand, and l knew he had
been eating radishes for dinner:
ITS what's known in the trade, sir,
rs a twofer.'"
"a 'twofer!'" repeated, puzzled.
1.-TWO for five, sir" Jenkins spoke
faihtly. Pm sure I'm ashamed to
mention to a perfect gen"
"By Jove, know!" lifted my
finger suddenly. II know now the
kind you mean-big, fat, greasy-look-
Eng ones-the sort Vanderdecker and
Colonel Boylston smoke over at the
mlrhp ohool INV haoA TITAN foltv
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-03-28

Look, sir! You can see it moving
under the silk"
BY Jove, so you could! And the
thing seemed nearly as big as a rat,
1t was making for the end Of the leg.
l climbed upon a chair.
Get a club" l exclaimed, and
smash the thing as it comes QUIT"
Jenkins rushed out and returned
with a brassie.
Careful now" I warned from the
chair. Don't go and hit the dashed
thing before 1t gets out, and make a
devil Of mess on the silk! There 1t
is-it's out! No. no-not yet! Wait,
until It gets its whole body out! There
now; he's drawing out his last beast
~ leg. Now-now let drive!"
And he did, and seemed to hit the
thing squarely.
I knelt on the chair and craned
over, while jenkins still held the stick
tightly at the point where the thing
had struck.
Get him?" I queried. where is
it,"
That's it, sir" said jenkins in an
odd voice. 1T amt here"
why, dash it, saw you strike the
beast, right where you're holding that
club"
"Mr. Lightnut. sir''-Jenkins spoke
a little huskily and glanced around at
me queerly-"wi,l Slu look Uu2." the
end of this stick and see if you SCI
what ] see?"
l climbed down and examined eau
tiously.
why, by Jove, it's the little spi.
der!" l exclaimed, surprised.
Exactly, sir; what's left" jenkins
took a deep breath.
THANK you, sir--it's great relief"
he sighed.
"Eh?"
Il mean, sir, I'm glad I amt the
only one who thought he saw that
other. It's some comfort"
jenkins spoke gloomily.
Thought you saw" repeated.
Bht Jenkins only shook his head as
he gathered up the remains Of the
spider and consigned them to Gus
pidor.
You mean-say. what the devil dc
you mean?" asked sharply.
Jenkins Strengthened with air re
spectful but solemn.
"Mr. Lightnut, sir" he began grave
ly, there's q party lectures on the
street corner every night at nine or
the fearful consequences Of the drinl
habit, and passes around blani
pledges to be signed. I'm going tt
get one first chance; and II you viii
accept 1t, sir-meaning no offense-
would be proud to get you one, too.
l stared at him aghast.
"Oh, say, now" l murmured faint
ly, you don't think 1t was that, d.
your"
Jenkins face was eloquent enough
I'm through. sir" he said sadly
when 1t comes to seeing things lik'
that" He lifted his eyes. mo NOR
fer me, sir; my belief is. it's Q warn
ing-yes, sir. that's what, q warn
ing"
l collapsed into q chair.
by love, Jenkins!" / said. tFyinI
to 20 feeble smile. Il never felt Q,
At for a corking stiff highball in m!
life-never!"
book a screw on my glass An
STUDIED him curiously.
ARD say. you kneT-better tax
ma youraeifi" I arIda6
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-03-28
Good THINGS Are Eternal

Bring your children up to be happy.
Don't let them be any more supersti-
tious than you can help. But, at any
rate, avoid one horrible. haunting be-
lief that good things can't last. The
good things are the only eternal
things Of the world
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-03-28
The Best WAY.

When you resist the temptation to
go the Sour Way, don't go too far and
go the Sweet Way. Some people have
such sweet dispositions that they are
disagreeable. The best way IL the
Quiet Way-to let people alone as
much as possible.-Atchison Globe.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-03-28
CHAPTER ~.

CHAPTER ILL.,
Don the PaIan,ass
by love, Jenkina. they at like q
dresn<"
twisted before the glass and sur
veyed the psjamas with much satis.
faction. They looked Jolly right from
every point. Moreover. with all their
easy looseness. there was not an inch
too much. They had q comfortable.
personal feel.
Lucky thing they weren't made
originally for some whale like Jack
Billings-eh, Jenkinsr | commented
musingly.
Behind his hand Jenkins INDUCED In
what is vulgarly known as a smoker.
"Mr. Billings. sir, he couldn't get
one shoulder in 'em, much less "a
h'h-leg," he chuckled. They'd be
in ribbons, sir!"
yawned sleepily, and Jenkins in
stantly sobered to attention. He held
his finger over the light switch as I
punched q pillow and rolled over on
the mattress.
"All right" 1 said; push the jolly
thing out" And with click dark
ness fell about me.
Good night, sir" came jenkins
voice softly.
Might" I murmured family. and
was OF.
Sometime, hours later, awoke, and
with a deVilish yearning for a smoke.
It often takes me that way In the
night.
/ climbed out In the blackness and
found my way into the other room.
remembered exactly where had drop
ped my cigarette case when We were
footing with the pajamas by the table,
and I found it without difficulty.
In the act of stopping for 1t, my
hand clutched the edge of the table
and I felt a spot yield under the
pressure of my thumb. 1t was the
button controlling the bell to Jen-
kins' room,
Lucky thing he sleeps like jolly
porpoise," I reflected.
pushed q wicker armchair into
the moonlight and breeze by win
dow, and pulling flame to a cigarette.
leaned back. feeling Jolly comfy. For
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-03-28
.Zbe GLOW SO Is. s s !.
.OSMe RIJBIES
i By FRANCIS PERRY ELLIOTT
ILLUSTRATIONS By NAyUALzzrs
sYNoPsI0
6/ 606RJ 7|zE42Xk CDh9Hyy

CHAPTER I.-Richard Llghtnut, an
American with an affected English 60
cont receives present from a friend IN
CHAprER IL
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ppoposElD AMENDMENT TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION
CHAPTER ss SESSION LAWS Of 1911
IHousa Bill No. 23-R. A. NestosS
oe eu!fHssiH,cArioN Of SRoPeaTv.

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Amend,
North Dakota. Relating to uniformity
Of Taxation and ser"s nr tS. t pur,oss
s,''e Is.st,o On and ,Rs s.atins further to
the A.ses.nent AND Iaxas'on OF Ger
tain Public yt.',ty &c Hoas. Of Repre-
B: .e It nssa've ea ny BY 81 stat s0 q North % D.
kota. the Senate ~Concurring:
The following pr9posed msndad hy
to sections 17 sns and Gon l7s at a"e Of North
6 aiko OF article ii Of the Constitu-
ton Of the State Of North Dakota. y
referred to the legislative assembly 70
he ss ea9s seate at to 's &c by ss1 the said last men:
toned legislative assembly submitted to
the qualified electors Of the state .ce
approved or rejection' s IN aoa Of
the constitution Of the State OF North
DtAH@SaEsNpMENr;2 Sect Section =, 1 Nort Of 1 the
*G Section Il i7s. Taxes shall be Uniform
upon the same class OF property IN,
famdlse Of 'r the authority ievying the tax.
pnb s' pnrp os 's only. but the property
e the United States; G and @a tne Sinai shah
be exempt from %taxation: and the ieg-
islative assembly shall by a general law
EXEMPT from taxation. property uSeo e1
clusively for school. religious. cemeeerys
charitable or other public purposes N
personal property to any amount NOT
exceeding in value two hundred dol!are
for each Individual liable to taxation:
in force when this amendment IS ADOPT
ed shall remain In force. In the same
manner and 10 the same extent.
otherwise provided by statute.
AMENDMENT.) Section l79 as amend.
ed by article I Of the Constttution Of
North Dakota Of the Constitution Of the
State Of North Dakota Is amended to
read as follows:
Section 179, All taxable property ex-
cept as hereinafter in this section pro-
vided. shall be assessed in the county.
city, . township. villag or district IN
which 1t is situated. in he manner pre-
franchises Of all railroads operated In
freight line companies. dining car COM
panies. sleeping car companies. car
equipment companies, or private car line
companies. telegraph or telephone com
pa MES or corporations operating In this
state and used directly or indirectly In
tha carrying Of person. property. or
mcssages. shall be assessed by the state
''oarl nf equalization in a manner pre-
.;crihed by such state board or commits.
;:A, as may be provided by law. But
should any railroad allow n portion
If its railway to be used for any pur-
pose other than the operation Of a rail-
r.tll thereon. such portion Of its rail-
my. while so used shall be assessed IN
,:, manner provided for the assessment
,f other real property.
Approved March 3. 1911.
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upon by a majority, Of all. the members
elected to each house, such 4me,idmen!
or amendments shall become "a part 9!
the constitution Of this state. Should
any amendment or amendments pro.
ing a majority Of all the votes cast e
the general election as herein provided.
but failing to receive approval by the
following legislative assembly to wnlcn
1t has been referred. such. amendment
to the paople at the next genera! cleo
ton Tor their approval or rejection as
at the previous general election. Should
such amendment or amendments receive
a majority Of all the legal votes cast At
succeeding general election such
amendment or amendments at once be-
come a part Of the constitution OF this
proposed BY initiative petition and fail
Ing of adoption as herein provided.
shall not be again considered until the
expiration of six years.
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PROPOSED TO
YYlHE STATE CONSTITUTION
CHAPTER 81 SESSION LAWS OF 1911
Hous. Bill No. 7S-M. v. O'Connor OF
Grand Forks)
PUBLIC

A CONCURRENT: RESOLUTION 70
amend Article 10. Section GIG Of the
Constitution Of the State Of North
Be it Resolved by the House Of Repre-
sentatives Of the State of North pa
Fiat th he s foiies,e G=9" eTopSssd amend
rnent to Article 10. Section ZIG OF the
constitution Of the State of North Da-
kota. Is agreed to and hereby. referred
at the next general election In the State
Of North Dakota. to be by said last
mentioned Legislative Assembly submit.
ted 10 the qualified electors Of satd
c"rdance with the provisions of Section
s92 Of the Constitution Of the State OF
North Dakota:
SIS Of the Constitution Of the state Of
North Dakota. IL amended 60 "a TO read
section SIC. The following named pub.
iSHaateda 'ss a. ssr sss ss,'o Srosidsd. ssos
OF one hundred and seventy thousand
acres Of land made by the United States
: First: A soldiers mn when located.
or such other charitable institution -
the legislative assembly may deter!nins;
land.
; Second: The school for the blind of
OF Pembtna. with . grant Of
thirty thousand acres.
Third. An Industrial school and school
LOT manual training, or such other edY-
legislative assembly may provide. Ut the
fown OF Glendale. In the county Of
acres
Other Ssqrt tn,t,t 4 ssho g. q 4! forestry; est: 81, 9. sue. .s.
sembly may determine. at tie city OF
sGFt ,i,s In ne county o. bot.inssu.
otner educational or charitable institu-
iron nssscr e. he legislative asssmbly may
county Of Richland. with . grant Of
sosIy thousand acres.
city Of Minot. In the county Of Ward;
choy,asa that no other Institution q z
located BY this artic,s. shall DO estab-
lisSed or maintained without . revision
Of .thts constitution 1890
Approved February n. 1911
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION
CHAPTER IS SESSION LAWS OF 1910
Bill No 2s1-H. J.. Ressessenl
paov,p,Me FOR r4e eEcALt

amendment to the Constitution Of the
state Of North Dakota Providing for
Be i, Resolved by the Senate OF the
State of North Dakota. The House Of
That the following proposed amend
ment to the Constitution Of the State
Of North Dakota is agreed to and re-
fsrre edo. to the tn tb legislative aszt .ena AsIem eiast,d to
said last mentioned legislative assembly
tSe stated t % shs Sua'if os re sissaors IN ia
ton 2o2 Of the co%nstitutio" Of the state
" A M4fsS 5SaES!T. The Constitution of
by he addition Of the Following article:
Na Aff'c1 Dakota f Ey snS,ee Public aa bs 9,eieer pro IN
v,ded. to recall by. The legal voters Of
from which he is elected; There sha
but not MORE. Of the number OF electors
who voted in his district at the pre-
ceding election for justice Of the sup
name a seu his recall lie by sa ess PEOPLE, eseie.'" They hey
sons for said demand. II he shall offer
t his re ssiset sn the It S saY + Be !, ae efseeed. and and
paevi xestn sy ie@.' II Il ss''s shs Il % aot re g
is 81 9i,s xitn = ,p f ! d sIssti afse .bt The bs pe ordsr.
said electoral district o determine
whether the people will recall said Of;
than two hundred words the reason for
demanding the recall of said officer as
not more than two hundred words the
officers Justification of his course In
Office tn He =, shall se! oe eSnsin %s.,, to ,,s pe rasnIq
81 o9' said aSi'ss Special co { rs e% S,stfe "s ssal, -" Se 's offie
cialiy declared. Other candidates for
the office may be nominated to be voted
s sGs At r said else tho h 1sa st"a namSer ~S Of
remainde 1" Of the term. whether it be
the person against whom the recall petit,
petition shall be filed with the officer
with whom a petition for nomination to
SUCH office should be filed. and the same
when it is required. No such petition
Until he has actually held his office
be Tiled against a senator or representa-
tive In the legislative assembly at any
lime after fifteen days from The begin
I ,ioa Of Af The t ans s ssss'o pst ffts5 s sas s ses-
, ial election no further recall petition
(ha!l he filed against the same officer
. ! "g,e sns s sse% for %sien neE he wss s .saii
irst pay into the public treasury which
S;as such special election expenses the
whole amount Of its expenses for the
kional legislation as may aid the opera
tion of this. section shall be provided by
the legislative assembly. including pro-
eury Of the reasonable special election
rampaign expenses Of such officer. But
the words Legislative assembly shall
kNrNSysA1ss 49, ~-,, ~.~ go ln-A
words in this constitution or any amend
ment there to shall not be construed to
grant to the legislative assembly any
any way to limit the initiative and
referendum powers eeserved By the
people,
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70
THE STATE CONSTITUTIONS
tcHAPrEK u SESSION LAWS or 1917
'senats Bill No. 247-r Weio)
CONSTRUCTION ANo IMPROVEMENT
OF eusItc HIGHWAYS.

a coNcusREN1 RESOLUTION 4.
mendlno section 1856 Of ths constt-
set'on OF the State OF North Dakota.
HeIas!no to state Aid Ia the Con.
ssrTcs.on a"o Improvement Of puzzle
Be 4 Enacted b. the Legislative AZ
TTShno'y OF the State Of North Dakota:
Inat the following amendment to the
ESonstitution Of the State Of North Da-
aosI pc referred to the Legislative AZ.
sssmoiy TO DO chosen At the next general
e,Sction IN said state. 10 Do by the last
20 the qualified electors tor approval q
s1s1sction N accordance with the provf-
s.vns Of Section 301 Or the Constitution
:. A iaf NStstf S1 n s dRSSN5ss@ssf,r,,r,oN.,
frnat Section 1855 Of Article Is Of the
ESosassisutlon OF the state Of North 0e-
low 1S.s . hereby amended g read Z fol-
.n Section 1875. ,N.,thsr TIE sat. no!
~ i: county. city. township. town. school
s S'IosrlcI g! an pthes political subdlvi-'
.son snall loan of 9ivs III credit -
rsv.a9sI. association or corporation, 8
I'D roS ~ necessary support of tho poogs
a. svoserloe eosoy 6eooaas TIC oMntr
~ ~ sson. q s9AASt h1s&seaeesssaa
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SUCH, Irrespective Of %source) proposed
as an amendment or amendments. to this
Sonst!tyttdn and published az assy provided ID
any gener state election. and at such
election. shall be approved by a majority
Of the electors voting thereon. and. with
proved amendment or amendments shall
be agreed to and confirmed BY q ma
tority Of the members elected to each
tive assembly. the same shall be entered
n the Journals Of the two houses with
the yea and nay vote and names Of the
by such amendment or amendments shall
become q part Of the constitution OF
Il not 80 agreed to and confirmed by
the legislative assembly at that term,
without amendment. then such proposed
and approved amendment or amendments
state. a second time to the electors at
special election. provided by Law. And.
proved we and ratified attn ID by a majority Of the
electors voting thereon. then and there.
by such amendment or amendments shall
ssis State = P ol' i q the ehi ies iGnsi'.n' assem- q.
bly, shall agree to any amendment. or
amendments. Excepting any approved at
the last tor1 preceding e election ahan al above .nte pred
in both Journals with the yea and nay
vote as aforesaid; and 1t shall be ,a the
Ouly or the legislative assembly " re.
or rejection at the ensuing general cleo
ton. or a special state election, pro-
vided by law; n such. proposed amend;
ment or amendments shall be published
az aforesaid and be submitted to the
electors at the polls: and II approved tpe s,.ci
tors voting thereon. then and thereby,
such amendment or amendments Shau
become a part of the constitution OF this
state.
All amendments submitted to the
voters and approved as herein shall be
effective and operative as a part OF
titled statement % Of tvs s y.ars vote tyo tn ne
more amendments shall be submitted at
the same election they shall be submte-
ted in such manner that the electors
shall vote for or against Zach rs amendd1
designated and Identified on the ballot
rs provided by law.
No convention haH be called to
amend or propose amendments to this
constitution. or to propose q new con-
stitutton. unless the law providing for
such convention shall first be approved
by the people on q referendum vote at
Q regular general election.
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Dor of votes cast for secretary Of state
at the regular c'sction last preceding
the filing Of any petition for the tnttla-
tive or for the referendum shall be the
basis on which the number Of legal
voters necessary to sign such petition
be counted.
tive n for the referendum shall be
filed with the secretary Of state. and
in submitting the same to the people
by the general laws and the act sub
Knitting this amendment until legislation
shall be specially provided therefor.
rhis amendment shall be self sxecut-
ing. but legislation may be enacted to
facilitate it, operation.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION
tcHAPrER 90 SESSION LAWS OF 1911
fSspats 1tll No. l63-A =. Gibbonsl
PROVIDING FoR INITIATIVE a. 70
rHg coNsTlvuTloN A coNcuaRENT

RESOLUTION Amending the consttu.
ton e. the state o. North Dakota:
Be It Resolved by the Senate Of the
state. q North Dakota. b House
Of representatives. C~oncurrtng:
posed dli smendme asas to SEE Section tSa'o ~ 81 p AZ.
q North Dakota; be re1srsed II to '@t the
The nex general election in the state
6ey said asst mentioned legislative as:
s ssrs Il s ;%s sssss e 20. tn: .p Sq = o. ''s &c.
:!ons Of section aos Of the eonstitu-
*'e 1M e 81 :s:f. OF A Masss 9 &. I. Section
~ q 6 tai ss"' g .%snd e the .o state ss 81
read sdo e fo 10 rb,. co,,,,.,,,o, n.v =.
amended az follows:
ments to this constitution, may g pro
i've Sssa assembly, Ss:' and TIT Z. the = s. sns . issi'' Sc
agreed to by a majority Of the members
elected to each of the two houses. such
Dn0p sns 3o smsnd% q II. 'n sdu.s b With entered ;Ss
yeas and nays taken thereon, and re-
lerred to the legislative assembly to
sed es .1siT b ct %1 the nssd s sneT n1ov election ~
law. for three months previous to the
time Of making such choice. and II in
the legislative assembly 80 nex chosen
as aforesaid such proposed amendment
or amendments shall be agreed to by a
majority. Of all members elected to each
house. then it shall be the duty Of the
legislative assembly to submit such
proposed amendment or amendments to
the people In such and at such
times as the legislative assembly shall
and ratify' u amendment or amend
ments by a majority Of the electors
qualified to vote for members Of the
legislative assembly voting theron. such
amendment or amendments shall become
u two or more amendments shall be
submitted at the same time they shall
be submitted In such manner that the
electors shall vote for or against each
OF such amendments separateiy.
ments to this contribution. may also be
proposed BY the people by the filing
with the secretary Of state. ct least six
months previous to general election,
csni of x. q LAT 81 y ,ssst twenty !. five per
less than one.half Of the counties Of
been properly flied the proposed amend.
ment Of amendments shall Be published
g tns 'egisiatuse nay provide for three
ton. and shall bs placed upon the bal
lot TO be voted upon BY the people ct
the next general election. Should any
sucn os Amendments 81
z. - ~ ' s.dn pstition snd submitted
the lsgal votes east - such generai 'elec..
such aInendmsnt q a~InendmeHts
ssholts9be INFERRED q the 3next iasfsiS.
~ aeeelnDsy SHOULD sue6 propoSeA
aassnAslnnaS = eaDeaAassatDs D. asseo1