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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-11-14
Made Uss Of Her Gowns.


Knew Whs~s the Temple Was.
Little Jim. though he attended Sun
day school every week, did not know
quite SO much about Ecriptural history
as he ought to have known, but when
his sister asked him "Where was
Solomon's templef" he was rather an
cry that she should think him unable
to answer simple question like that
Don't you think know saything?
he asked
Well. where was it them his Sis
ter repeated. and then he informed
her:
"On the side Of his forehead, OF
course-the sane as other folks. Do
you think I'm q 6unce?"-IIo1doA Tat
ipr
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-11-14
What She WantNd,

What She W0nfOd.
She walked into the public library
and sweetly said:
II would like The Red Boat please"
The librarian diligently searched the
catalogue and came hack with:
II don't think we have such q book"
Flushing bit. she said sweetly,
May the tito be The Scarlet Yachtf' I"
Again he looked. with the same 10
sult. Then with her pretty nngers she
dived into her bag. consulted q slip Of
paper and said:
"Oh, I beg pardon. I mesh the 'Ru-
baiyat' t'"-Glasgow Herald.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-11-14

Olu pdpeFS tOr Sdle III NE
NEWS Office.
FOR SALE; Lot IA, Block 10
y. w T0wnsite Co.'S. First Ad-
dition. Easy terms. Make offer.
w. II. Weber,
Randolph, Wis.
The advertisers in The NEWS
want your trade.
FOR RENT five room house
at $40 per month. ! five room
house at $22 per month. three
room house a. 500 per month, and
one two room house furnished for
light housekeeping at $40 per
month. Inquire Nj. 7. Woods If
FOR SALE--a high grade cash
register and store fixtures at a low
price. A. G.. Dykeman, Mob"idge,
$. ID. II
| have two three-room houses
for rent. M. II Woods.
Make yourself at home at John
the Shoeman. Aberdeen, s ID.
For Sale--Two hard coal heat
ers; both have new fire pots. Adj
dress DR.. A. j. Button, Hacken-
ensack, Minnesota. tt
TO EXchange-New stock OF
groceries for land. Give amount
of land and price in first letter.
VIM. Munger, Lewistown, Mont.
FOR RENT-TwO four room
cottages, Water and cellar in each.
Low rent to permanent tenant.
lw. w. M. Potts.
We fit your feet at John the
shoeman, Aberdeen, S. ID.
WANTED TO RENT-a good
piano. Inquire at The NEWS
Office.
WANTED-Girl for general
house. work. Phone 7G ring 2 or
write L. o. box S5G. tt.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-11-14
hethina c.n,c., rsr Mar.

Nothing Common Fsr t%sr.
why did she withdraw after receiv-
ing the nomination?
They told her. If elected, she vvusd
become member Of tho eonamon coun-
cih and you know how particular sase
is."-Judge.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-11-14

The Inter state commission has
again postponed the sweeping re.
duction in express rates. The or
der was to become effective Dec.
l, but is delayed to February /,
1914.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-11-14
Coming! "The County Sheriff" Al
Browne Opera House, We'd. Ne v. ~

The County Sheriff" will be
presented at ihe new opera house,
Wednesday eve. Nov. 10. The
plot is new, original and full of
action with tightening touches of
comedy SC altered here and tn ere.
The staging is elaborate and, Is
thoroughly enjoyable preforms nee
is promised. Prices 25 aud sol
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-11-14
State News

iACIu az iHIDCl hdhC VII OClODtI
9th. q request was made of the
commissioners to leavy a special
tax to be used in improving the
Red and Yellow Trail The
commissioners did not see tit to
grant the request.
go
The date for hearing petitions
for citizenship in the county court
at Mcintosh has been changed from
December 2nd to December 6,
1913, by order Of Judge Dillman.
At meeting of Edmunds coun-
ty democrats last week, held N
Ipswich, for senator and Judge
McCarter for governor.
Ss
Reports from the southwestern
part of North Dakota state that An
organized gang Of horse and cattle
thieves are working in that section
The rustlers appear to be making
their headquarters in Perk ins
county, South Dakota.
80
Aberdeen police captured a gang
of robbers last week. Since their
arrest the men have confessed to
being implicated in the robbery of
the bank at Nina aud two grocery
stores in Aberdeen.
90
November - is the fiftieth an
niversary Of LincoIn's address at
the dedication of the new battle
field cemetery at Gettysburg.
Captain B. G.. MOssman of Eagle
Butte. has just closed a deal f,r
the lease of a large tract of grazing
land located in the Miles City
country. The lease covers abont
$4,000 acres Of land: The
Diamond a. cattle outfit. which
Capt. Mossman is connected, will
stock the range with from IL, 200
to 20, 200 head Of cattle.
Sparks from an engine on the
Milwaukee started prairie fire
near Mott a few days ago and the
citizens of that little city had a
strenuous time putting the fire out
and preventing it from doing any
damage. Their efforts were sue.
cessful.
An unexpected run on the
Newark State Bank at Newark
compelled that institution to close
its doors for couple of days.
The state bank examiner investi-
gated the condition of the bank
and found it solvent and permitted
it to resume operations.
90
Prompt action on the part Of tn,
Morristown fire department save
the Palmer Bros. blacksmith shO
in that town a few nights ago,
The fire is thought to be of incen.
diary origin.
90
Fire destroyed the farm house
of Joe Gereau, located southwest
from Dupree. The fire was dis
covered too late for the family to
save anything. even their clothing.
90
Herbert o. Fields, employed on
the Weaver farm near Dupree, died
9TH, as a result Of being
kicked by a cow a few days prev.
iOuS.
r. S. Everitt of Redfield has
his candidacy on the
republican ticket for the nominal
ion to the Office Of lieutenant COVER
nor.
The Inter state commission has
again postponed the sweeping re.
auction in express rates. The or
der was to become effective Dec.
l, but is delayed to February L..
lQ1l
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-11-14
TIME CARD
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'd

EASI BUU ND-NtUtrdI lf11c.
No. 10, depaats 1O;5S a. III.
No. 9, departs 2:40 p III.
No. IS, departs lO:l1 p. III.
WEST BOUND-MountainT Time
No. Il, departs 9:45 a. III.
No. 5. departs lO:05 a. III.
No Is, departs l0:05 p. III.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-11-14
Want s. For Sale

Old papers for sale at The
News Office.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-11-14

7. S. Everitt of Redfeld has
announced his candidacy on the
republican ticket for the nominat-
ion to the office Of lieutenant COVER
nor.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-04

On Monday in the Police Court two
new juries will be sworn in for duty dur
ing the next three months. Juries for
the last three months were dismissed in
the court yesterday morning
The Washington herald., 1913-07-04
Plan Of MERCHANTS
FOR HOLIDAY APPROVED


4 =
Hearty approval of the business mel
onnces clossd tomorrow as well a. to
day, was Expressed last night by resi
dents Of the District
That the merchants who thus give
Themselves and their employees q rea
vacation win be the gamers rather thar
losers, seems sure. for those In accord
with the merchants plans for the threl
days rest are very apt to give In
creased patronage to the considerate EN-.
ployers.
So general 10 the adoption Of the plan
to keep stores closed throughout the
three days that no considerable incon-
that stores and shops viii be closed has
been generally advertised, and the people
have made preparations for supplying
their needs until Monday.
The list of merchants and others who
have 30 far pledged themselves to Close
on Saturday Is a. follows: r. p. An
drews q Co.. Julius GArfnkle & Co.
Lansburgh q Bros. Woodward q 10TH
rop, Palais Royal. Phillipsborn q Co., o.
J. DeMol Piano Company. e. +. Drop
& Co, s. Kann, Sons & Co., B. H. Slime
metz & Son Co., Dulin & Martin. House
& Hermann. Charles q. Stott & Co..
G. Erlebacher. Goldenber1's. p. J. Nee.
Lee J. Lauman. Stumph & Lyford. N.
Brooks & Co.. Gait q Bro, Bluestefn
Company, Berry & Whitmore, w. B.
Moses q Sons, J. L. Levertop & Co.,
Harris & Shafer CO.. Young Mems Shop.
Victor e. Desio q Co., r. w. and J. e.
Henderson. n. Goldsmith q Son. c.
Schneider. sorosis Shoe Store. Franklin
& Co.. Peter Grogan q Sons Co. Becker's
Leather Store. Brentsno's, H. Zirkin,
~ a
Kidd, Arnold, Dietx & Co, George II.
Barker, Barber & Ross. w. A. H Church.
Joseph L. Cruper, w. H. Dyer, Eisinger
Brothers. W. T. Galliher & Bro. Gal
iher & Huguely, johnson & wimsatt.
]. Carey King, +, B. Libbey. w. A.
Pierce. Raglan q Taylor, w. w. Riley.
George e. Walker, Washington Wood
work Company. Byron 8. Adams. Ma
uonal Electric Supply Company. Judd &
Detweiler, Kneesi Leather Goods Store,
National Publishing Company, Topham's.
Inc: woolworth's and Decent Store. In
Pennsylvania Avenue and Seventh Street:
McCrorey's and Decent Store. B. Rich's
Sons, Fidelity and Deposit Company Of
Maryland. Title Guaranty and Surety
Company Of Pennsylvania, American
Surety Company of New York, United
States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
of Baltimore, National Surety Company
of New York. New England Casualty
Company of Boston, Globe Surety Com
pany of St. Louis, Smoot & Jelleff, N.
A. Leese, United and 1o-cent Store, s.
8. Kresge's and Decent Store, Wood
run Manufacturing Company. Inc; Sais
Optical Company, A. o. Hutterly. Charles
NJ. Schneider, c. c. Purcell e.
H. Snyder & Co.. Schmedtie Bros. A.
Eberley's Sons. George p. Killian Com
pany. Rudolph & West Co., Lewis M
Thayer, The Juliet; Potomac Electric
Power Company, Washington Gas Light
Company. First National Fire Insurance
Company, and Commercial Fire Insur-
ance Company.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-04

Extra ut Chevy Chase Lake July 4.
Marine Band music afternoon as we'll as
evening. Dancing. Best place to picnic.
ADV,
The Washington herald., 1913-07-04
LOCAL MENTION,
EXCURSIONS TODAY.

Geological Park. Chevy Chaae. the Country Cluhs,
and Remington. Can from Nntenth and New Yorf
Avenue every quarter hour.
Steame st. Johns leaves q q. n for Oblouial
Beach from Seventh Street Wharf.
Steamer Charles Macalester leaves from foot of
Seventh Street Southwest for Mount vernon, home
and tomb Of Warrington. daily. except sunday, at
10 q m. and I'D p. m For Marahan Hall daily and
Sunday. 10 L. m, I'D and $50 p. N.
Norfolk and washhgtoa Steamboat Oompanys
steamers from foot Of Seventh Street. fox Old Point
Ounfort and Norfolk daily at SIS p N.
To Chevy Chase Lske-Can from Fifteenth strese
and New York Avenue every quarter hour. Marine
Band music and dancing every evening
To Great Fab-Washinston and Old Douiujon
Railroad cars even few minutes ftum Thirfy-dxth
and n. StreetA
To Mount vanoo-washingtm UdHtio Company
csfI every hour On the hour from y q. u to d n.
last car. Station. Twelfth strsst md Puansyivanis
Avenue =
To Chnapeake Beach-Ffsquent throush tx,ia
seiyice nom District Line Station Sea hafAilg and
all amuamentA Bee txain seheduls IN rlilruad
column
The Washington herald., 1913-07-04
INFANT MORTALITY
TOPIC OF MEETING
Na6saal Associates VIII Hold ID
FsurtA Csaveaioa n This City
Next NoyenbeF.

On the invitation of the District Medi-
cal Society,". the American Association for
Study and Prevention of Infant Mortality
viii hold its fourth annual meeting at
the Hotel Willard November II to II. The
subjects to be discussed will include:
Eugenics: prenatal care and instruction
Of mothers; adequate obstetrical care;
problems of infant hygiene and infant
feeding: standards Of training for infant
welfare nursing; continuation schools Of
home-making: the relation of vital sta
tistics to plans for social bettefment: the,
relation Of plans for the conservation Of
infant life to the general ideals OF con-
servation.
There will be popular sessions and Sec
ton meetings.
The FIRST conference on the prevention
Of infant mortality in the United States
called by the American Academy of Med
icine was held at Yale University in 1909.
The American Association for Study and
Prevention Of Infant Mortality was or
ganized at the close of that meeting, and
as a result Of that conference.
The association has held three annual
meetings. the first in Baltimore. the Sec
ond in Chicago. and the third in Cleve-
land.
Its officers are: President. DR.. L.
Emmett Holt. New York: president-elect.
DR.. J. Whitridge Williams. Baltimore:
frst vice president, DR.. Isaac A. Abt,
Chicago; second vice president, Arthur
d. Baldwin. Cleveland: secretary, DR..
Philip Van Ingen. New York City; treas
urer. Austin McLAnahan.
DR.. Samuel g. Adams. Of this city, Il
the chairman of the committee on local
arrangements.
Among the washingtonians who have
been actively identified with the work of
the association are: DIR. Greasy l. Wilbur,
Of the Bureau Of thu Census, who was
president during 1872; Miss Julia c.
Lathrop. chief of the Federal Children's
Bureau: DR.. ]. w. Enthusiastically, of
the United States Public Health Service:
DR.. William c. Woodward, Health ON
Ger Of the District. and DR.. Charles Ford
Lansworthy. of the Department Of Asri-
culture.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-04
MILK DEALERS WANT TRIALS,
HearinYs Expected to Come Up the
COminH Week.

Jury trials were demanded in the
Police Court yesterday by more than
fifty milk dealers arraigned on charges
Of selling milk that failed to come up
to the standard set by the District
Health Department
Pleas of not guilty were entered. The
cases are expected to come up for trial
the first part of the coming week.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-04

A wireless telephone record Of as miles,
lasting half an hour. recently was eGtAh-
The Washington herald., 1913-07-04
Gas Stove Causes Fire,

Mrs. E. 7. Brown. Of Is @ Street
Northwest, was burned on the hands and
arms yesterday in attempting to extin-
guish q fire caused by paper becoming ig-
nited from heat from a gas stove In the
kitchen. The prompt arrival Of Engine
Company No. s prevented the flames
from spreading to other parts of the
house. Mrs Browns injuries were treat
ed by her family physician.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-04
POISON VICTIM WORSE.

william Weaver, Said to Have
Takes Mercury, Declining.
The condition Of william Weaver, of
~ o Street Northwest, who In said by
the police to have taken four bichloride
OF mercury tablets early Wednesday
morning while roaming about In Con-
gressional Cemetery. took a turn for the
worse at Casualty Hospital yesterday.
Weaver was arrested in the cemetery
by Policeman Flaherty. Of the Fifth pre-
cinct He had a revolver with him at the
time Of his arrest and II IL believed he
was planning to take his own life. After
being taken to the police station he be-
came violently Ill. He told the police he
had taken mercury earlier in the day. It
was impossible at the hospital to state
whether he had taken the poison, but
developments in his case yesterday ir-
dictate that he had.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-04
ORDER TO RESTORE PROPERTY.
Court Rules that Mrs. SchaeRer
Must Vacate.

Justice Anderson signed a decree yes
terday directing Mrs Rose M. Schaeffer
and her daughter, Hilda v. Schaeffer. to
reconvey to John H. Drury, ninety-seven
years old, the property at 34l2 Prospect
Avenue Northwest, which he alleged he
was unduly influenced to convey to them
while in the Georgetown Hospital in
March.
Justice Anderson directed that the title
be conveyed to Drury by July 10, and
that Mrs. Schaeffer vacate the house by
the same time An appeal to the Court
of Appeals was noted.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-04

fitAan a.d GreGg SteaegrsDAy.
Beginners and speed classes; toleSrsphy,
civil service couues. The Drilley.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-04

Secretary Of the Navy Daniels is con-
sidering plan to establish an advanced
base for marines at Pensacola, Fla
There are number of unused buildings
at Pensacola available for such a pur-
pose, and 1t IL thought by many officers
that Pensacola Is q good location for the
garrisons, from which expeditionary
forces to the Caribbean would be drawn.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-04
TWO HEAT VICTIMS.
Joseph Seraso, white, and Pearl
C.r<er Coln~~A nv>-~~.>

Carter, Colored, Overcome.
Joseph Serago. twenty-four years old,
of 3l6 Four-and-a-Half Street Southwest.
was overcome by heat yesterday after
noon at $50 o'clock while at First and
X Streets Southeast. He was taken to
Emergency Hospital.
Pearl Carter, colored. ten years old. Of
12S Sixth and-a-Half Street Northwest,
was overcome by heat at Seventh and
H Streets Northwest. and was sent to
the Emergency Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-04

Gibson Peel, whose graduation
essay, 9TH Age O Opportunity, !"
caused no end O. comment, has de-
cided, after explorin' several fields
O endeavor, t take tn agency fer
tn Little Duchess Rug Beaten.
How's tn meter reader goin' t
git in tn house after mother gifts
Z votin'!
The Washington herald., 1913-07-04
Auto Thieves at Work.

The automobile Of DIR. W. c. Moore, Of
the Wyoming apartments. was stolen
from in front Of the Wyoming some time
yesterday morning. 1t IL believed by the
police that 10y riders" took the machine
out for a good time and have deserted 1t
on some country road.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-04

coolest sDst 4. wssh. Va. rA,.ter.
ADV.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-10-21
Princeton.

T.. 80. f-st.r t5rue.i over on the Di1ea 49,
~ -. =a,er wa. badly injured. Al oe19
j. a4ais - hane the fireman for H. -
49, - switch engine here has -
attn - I.as,r sgna1 one of them 10 . -
= s#z=.f=t sA4fh "a IN operation all the tn -
- s.#ar = thu bower. which Also WORMS = -
H4s#r,.- = little better on the EvaaovuD "a
$500. - Il TIE company had the power -
- ~ much business As II 10 dee00 -
Itss.te.r eHssh 1904 came In with . beoke -
Lax = 49, - rails
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-10-21

Engines al. dying In large numbers n -, -sz
IA 81 the country. Ten dead ones veeS SSsSI
. Milford and eight into calien,s NM
n engineer coming from salt IAk~ ~ x
.. ~ hl- tfsin on the main line ~ ~
- 5saBHng badly and he started TO maSe
. = Lab FOX for water but failsA =
= all - - l.ase the engine dead a. 49,
- aH IT, man I'M. There WAS no Sns4.s. ~
-. ii l.. sent to the rescue and 30 ~
49, It'll another train came fp- ~
att# AIR. muth delay the were ~
## 81 sta}.i thet. 30 hours befeea
..=.rsI faf.u4an received Two rn.ssa--
H#I.4 a. fa#.oNs .Manlfesi dead A. 0sI0
s.. .Hs -. a. nnee Immediately ~
#.-ae" another came ~hieA ~
Hack Rock Let the 49,
a=s.t" to pull Limited In nm ;
#znaans has been fined a -
=#a.Iafs Of ~. Is honr lav ~
s#i4Hs - dying tandIttoa - =
- GENERAL -TRIKI =
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-31
! BAD MANS LAST woaos
Asssr ossso ssst oysaU sss1saA ~
~ oueDso ~ aoaeoe sN1
AMoesssa p0ep>e.

los Anssiss. Cal-Aatoai1. Mussst
u. said b. the police 10 b oae Of ~
noat n0losl0ee bsrG1afs ~ Aoa&ap
men In 8ooosa. Nsx.. as1 Arisosa. wao
nAos and fatally wouo1oa hss0 ~ l. n
AcCartney. pawnbsokee.
According to NeCafasy's stesy .!
~ slsooslag. A1uytsttA wsat into III
estaUtsaAsat an6. 3tile osssasitay
tsSA8 - pawn 60 Wasc4. ateeApks1
10 steal aaoshse. NeoaasnsV soae .
clerk for an oncsr a1A trisd 70 hold
Mufs4stA hinlsslf. Mur1Atta struek the
pAwsSroktf twtos aAd daeAsd for tha
door. Thea McCartnsy sAct Alui.
n . ayt1s sts1so1oat Mufsstta
euUeA ooA I'D ~ AnsrseaA ts6h,e.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-31
FAREWELL NOTE OF SUICIDE
Ne Pieessee IN LIE WhsW Levs. n
tdie vesth oays Az
csWoedly. .

New Yofk.-A- wSst tAfssssd. uniosa-
tiasd man shout tweAtyahtss ysais
~ committed s0tcsds by s466d6e
himself throush the haart with 4 -
voaver On tie Central Drive II Csaesai
PsSk.' PatfolinASr Hehdersou heard
the shet and foand The body. Their
wa1 ncsAias n ths caotains tHat midi
iss1 to Soshtaneation bxoetk 8 p66l6
Graph Of = young wonsa snd tAe1BA
lowing letter:,- , 80 G
TO the rolics-This ,cowardly ~ q
which aud NO one Stss u fsspoae.
ibis . ali my fsait ThssS b vaeAs
ure in life. but HsisG AhSn' ySar iova
h idls. Do not ~ b ,lhd ont ~,
t11As about ne; 'fer Il 10 Of 10 usSls
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-31
COW sLocxAoEs CITY svaEE1
oo1ooA psIaee NeGDeoO eAiDe1 ~ y
st+Ss6ss ose1o Ae1euD4oo ~ ooShe

Dssssa--A ~ pa1tel u nest q
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ossssaoao4 - Vea = slssa tsoos
seee1 seeeksl0 vA1)1 ssvsfN teso-
eosA citissss o0oesA aestes = - hsv
= oaks The aaloAl 1iess.
TAs ess vae be11e 19tsa Aaa ~
otagAses stsek1as1s = 3 frsaehe yes1
s0eA 4 e1ooSo9 - o6ooel str0el ~
possolly Il aesee ~ oo0 ~ elty ha1l
bsooss. fos II plaata1 toDees eQsaysay u
fsost Of ths ba1toia6 ~ sa1fe6. ~
oessbss 6aoDlee ibe DeUeeS0 ee ~
DsssDastss Ajsvst.
Hosics sssssves vAo aGse hsss,s1 0os
% hesek shs I'm u 1s6Dss tsssA y
ooss the cev. TAsy Dalle1 sal taGUn1
Ut . ha1tss sbese ~ hosos. - osse
W tAs ~. r.
a nAa vAe aaiA ~ vas ..fyoa ths
uosairy- yts4 ca3osssy. lie said -coaa.
aeoats. co0s.- TAsa ~. 10. yoaeoo
p The so0a. 4 vsu ABUeasA vo0an -.
1eoeA0 - thb --erssasy:" . y0sa0 0on
AnGAe1 ~ hoe eA3sesisas: tbo voanno
sal1e1 oa 90 o0rss 10 have HIN ~.
geofsd. and IL yosag 0ss sake1
fos The voasaS ssysss haassss ~ hsi
n>as were too loaS.
AssashiIs city hsll eaDasysD abas'
sohed bsstasas aud ssessss1 ~ sesse
II ses coS. Aeyss Ytssessal4 soosese1
u . ~ia4os asa suggested: -Asts
~ shtsh joe vass bss % sesy sd
iAsa shsil 00vA" u eailso.
rhAilS - electric sabslaaes vas
so0hsooSl oAd tn co0. pliM oeay1DH
fsrassly. vas hoisesA aboard holilS
~ sssveroAd 10 hsr SsseisaGssa ~
srvisAl.