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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-29


 both been up all night That isn't specially new for me, but it is to you, and the exposure and strain show. You are not it to go out hunting em- ployment.
 Poverty has no choice.'' bitterly --The fact that I ann tired does not
 -Oh. bs1t ft does! Now I am not quite so badlyson as you suppose. All ask is 8 chance to think, to arrange some plan Won't you sit quietly there until puzzle it out77
 For few moments as we sat in silence the obvious way out never once occurred to me. Somehow the memory of my own position had be- come plotted out in contemplation of the seflous pfed1canent of my com panfon How could assist her in spite of her pride and her ydeter1nina- ti0n to continue the struggle alone ? I could not take her to my boarding house, which was exclusively for men. nor did I lave any acquaintance able to furnish her employment. l showed my hands deep into my pockets and my fingers touched the two bills hand eE me by Vail For an instant failed to realize their signfficance and then ghe recollection of my own engage ment came swiftly back At first the memory was disgust The very pres enre of the girl and her tale of strug- E1s made me realize the sordidness cf this plot in which I was involved. Somehow it struck me then as dirty, underAnnded scheme. Yet, as I re- viewed the details, this conception largely vanished The feeling of re- sentiment died away, but doubted if Mha could ne made to look at 1t in the name light I glanced across to where aha sat, the gray dawn giving me eI4n< view Her head rested pack
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-29
MRS. WILLIAMS
 LONG SICKNESS
Yields To Lydia E. Pink
 hams Vegetable
NoE1apOl1nd.

Elkhart, Ind. :-s suffered for four teen years from organic inflammation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-29

AGENTS WANTED EVERY VIlIrrls Good aaen Make @1o Day on our
 Preparationa.yV yV1srrH NOW, ~.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-29
6ContinueD
CHAPTER ". We Go South.

We Go South
 w PUSHED back my chair. and she
 arose also, following me without
 question as 1 passed across to the
 door, The cashier nodded to my good night. and opened the door for her passage to the street. The mist of the cloudy night had blown away by an increasing breeze The air was warm and the sky brlghtening in the emst I glanced aside into her face and led the way into neatby park. the two of us trudging along a well kept gravel path until discovered bench hidden from observation amid surrounding shrubbery-
 ~I've simply got to think this whole matter out explained simply sIfs Happened 90 unexpectedly I'm stump ad as to what had better be done.
 She remained standing, resting one hand on the back of the settee. slen- der fgure. neatly enough dressed, yet exhibiting evidence of her long nights s7andering-
 You mean I am problems You ypu do not know what to do with nnel' I glanced ait her. surprised by the change in her voice.
 Naturally young woman is usually n problem. isn't sles This particular nme has come with 'suddenness sum- cfent to jar anybody's nerves. Three ncurs age was without respensibili- ty, a mere log adrift on the current. I've hardly wakened up yet to the eEange in conditions Here am fel- low so utterly worthless that haven't aren been able to take decent care of myself alone. yet all at once the duty fronts me to double my responsibiIi- <fes-'s .9 LII
 Her cheeks Eeddened
 No, y0n are not Is that, then, your ecneeptioa Of mes Let me tell you differently I will never accept money from you Just so soon as this city wakes up I am going to start forth akain and seek work I have regsined Hy courage. and am no longer afraid. All needed was to know that I was mot all alone can fight for the rest-,'
 Mrs. Bernard began quietly. realizing her spirit you have given wrong znAanlns te zlsg words ! re, Epect you, believe i'm you and merely desire to help you to the best of my ability. Sit down here and let us face this thing sduarely together We mustn't act like children or close our eTes to facts. For instance. we have
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-29

gro Be contInued3 ,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-29
Financial
THE First Bridgeport National Banl CORNER MAIN AND BANK STREETS
NOTICE

For forty-seven years we have been conducting business at the same oAu location, coruer of Main and John Streets, Bridgeport, Conn.,, and our Private Bank has been estabHsne0 enere continuously We have received and paid out on demand without no 0ce millions of dollars of money de- pOslted with us and w@ continue TO receive money subject to depos1Gor,s ckaeck at sight, on which we allow three, per cent Der arlnuna, credited s0 each account monthly. We solicit the accounts of individuals, business
 men, firms and corporations, and all who want Q bank account where they can deposit money, checks or drafts, ann leave ft for one day.one week, one on it sor sr1 on1 a ia n ss 1est xritis sss.
 We gfve to the business our careful personal attention as the oldest firm or private bankers in this state
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-29

.I wish I knew who our youngest l has been playing with. 7 Why ?'' ..she seems to be learning thin es 1 that I do not wish her to. Last night when she finished her little prayer she added a postscript. Lord, preserve us or,i if you can't do that, can us. ''-The Houston Post.
 You didn't stay very long on the water wagon ssNot very. s.I thought you said you would not drink a drop-s
 .sGot my phraseology mixed. Meant that I wouldn't drop a drink - Washington Star.
 Like others I have had to stand
 In tight and tick1ish places. And prayed some friend might lend a hand Say, deuces full of ayes. Buffalo News. .swhy must T pay more for meat than my grandmother did ?''
 Your grandmother walked down to my shop and took 1t away Tn a basket, explained the butcher 'sYou telephone and have it delivered, and you pay for both transactions. ,'--Ex- 4 change
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-29
soRRY HE, ASKED.

DO you know you are three hours late to supper 2'
 ssYes. I met links. =
 seAnd Jnx means drinks
 Mot this time. asked Jinx what his wife said to him when he got home at midnight last night, and he hung on to me and told me every word of it.''-Houston Post.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-29

sI wish I knew who our youngest has been playing with. 7
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-29

f em 9 le weakness, pain and irregulari- ties. The pains in
 my sides were in- creased by walking or standing on my feet and I had such awful bearing down feelings, " as de- pressed in spirits
 and became thin and pale with dull, heavy eyes. I had six doc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-29
BACHNIANss EAfNEENAGoGUE
 MIXTURE

A splendid Female ReguIator in eases 0f suppressed menstruasion, delaya sIue to colds i'll health. or other un- natural causes; $1.75 for the whole outfit. Made only at the
 WOMANsS DRUG STORE s7O Main Street, BridgepoFe, Conn
 Lady Attendants Always Here
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REVIVAL ATTRACTS
MANY DELEGATIONS
sELLAIRE rABERHAcLE WILL M
SAoW0ED TO THE DOORS
THIS EVENING.
several Organization, Religious ana
ma 70 Hear Evangslst Hart.

. Tonight will be a great night AT the
Sehdire tabernacle and IL is exDectc,l
ehe huge auditorium will be crowded
seven delegations will attend the meet
ing ana reservations of seats have been
MAJ Tor all Among the delegations
MI MI De the Boys Brigades OF the ohio
saIeY. Junior and Senior Order United
Ahe flcan Mechanics. Orangemen n nights
81 81 me Golden Eagle. Thomson NJ ~
iaoie class. OF Wheeling Island Y AZ a.
y. wheeling, and delegations from sev-
e'si OF the Wheeling churches
~, Ihe Boys Brigade will meet al Tie
rH-t N. II. church. Bellatrc nj C.3O AMI
msrch 10 the tabernacle in "A body ~.
othcr orders VIII meet 1T the halls AMI
uarch TO the tabernacle rvecIal car-
viii convey the Wheeling deleaations
70 ana from Bellaire. and Ii il exDc~fsI
tne tabernacle viii have one OF Inc
largest crowds since the revival opeued
Inis morning cottage prayer neetinss
VIII DC resumed and a numbpr will no
held throughout the city. These pr.N,cr
meetinEs viii be held each Tsti..sda,,
wednesday. Thursday and Fridav p,cr1.
insS curing the ensuing weeks Of IA. re-
pray meeting Is being arranged Tor
tnls week. IL will be held in The bus,-
hess section 80 that all business men
INT crested IN the evangelistic movctncpt
ana others may attend
POOLS. will be the subject Of t.,an
geist Harris sermon this evening an.
SUBJECT u said To be one Of The ev.nss-
nsts best sermons.
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LIME TREATMENT
IN TUBERCULOSIS

In the MAY as, 1912, issue OF the
Journal OF the American Medical Aaso-
citation appeared this statement concsrn-
Ing calcium flime) medication IN the
tsssstmsnt Of pulmonary tuberouiosis
Under the systematic, continued ana
leraistent regime Of calcium aaaimfia-
tlon. Van 0feaon has seen a number Of
NE pauents improve. undergo an snu-
dation or partial conaoifdation IN the
lung which then resolving wouh ap-
pear 20 contribute 20 the waflinr on ana
closing % the LESSONS. Rand IN hand
with this course % events. the aputurs
clears mp Of tubsrcis bacillt which nnaI-
~ disappear, and the patients are die
eharged with healed pulmonary tubsr-
Ethicai medical journals seldom speak
- positively about a. remedial agent.
- tbs feHtifnuuV comedies with that
from many ruuHuuutlNos who have So
cured IIkO results through the use a
Ictwana Alternative.
Since calcium o. a. constituent 81 this
remedy Tor pulmonary tube rruiuafa and
allied throat and bronchial Affection.
o. hFallur power may iu some measure
- afffiIufsd Co fhs manner in which
THIS element is pol combined with other
luHfffIsnfa IH Co. o. easily accumulated
- thn affrHnr person ana DO Doe not
irIifHfe fhe stomach
ECkfuau'a Alternative contains no oui-
ate nafroflrs nr hahit-faruiur drura.
o. ~ la rafe fu frF if YOUR druEalaf la
OF 20 it aHA him to order or send az
EstmAs Laboratory. PAnsd.iphia.
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No Report From West.

FL PASO. Texas. Nov. 23.-No re.
port came from the west regarding
the result of the fighting In Jalisco.
Where villa troops are reported at.
tacking Guadalajara. the metropolis
OF the west. Minor engagements be-
tween the convention and Carrauza
FORCES were reported In various points.
a telegram to-day from San Luis
fotosi. where Villas officials are In
power. said that General Lucio Blan.
go. commander at Mexico City. had
recognized the convention party. Blan-
co was quoted as having reported 10
provisional President Gutierrez that
ne had arrested Generals Obregon.
hay and Nillareal. villa troops 10.
day rushed repairs OF the railroads 10
expedite their entry into the national
capital.
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REV. bob" JONES breaches
TO ONE OF LARGEST AUDIENCES

should be done By Christians. The fra
ternal ORGANIZATIONS OF tine world carry
on good work and each organization re-
spends to the call of its members. The
Masons are ready to help as well the
Knights OF I'ythias and all of the other
ness IN many OF US. The Christian peo-
pie OF today need TO learn n mind OF
forgiveness. IL L. their mind OF for
ways.
Jesus has a wonderful mind OF love
There - not great deal OF love In the
love can do. Love could solve the prob
lem OF capital and labor. The mind OF
an ss s WI, control , ri World some me, day
Jesus A. always on the job and the WORK
- mostly put ON the man who has the
never depends ON the man who has not
Jesus always has a mind OF meek
~ DO not possess, 4 meek man is a
man Who harnesses all OF his work
Away. r.tisnt
Jesus also has a mind OF patience.
ana That o. What a large number or
Ieopis lack. They viii fret about some
IN the ofnce or while a. their work Wo-
men are more impatient than men. Jes-
az 4 never Disturbed al any time and II
Jesus always had o mind Of endur-
ancs some ~ us will do mighty things
~ the Morln To-Day, but Jesus always
has a mind % endurance which H. some
thing that few people In the world W
day have.
Jesus also has a mind Of resignation.
some people say Ia IL an easy thing to
pray for God. MNrt people only offer n
prayer 60 God when they want him to
save some Of their loved ones. who are
about 20 pass away. Jesus possessed
All or the minds given In this text"
The afternoon meeting then came to q
close with a prayer BY Mrs. Allison.
Evsuing Service.
Inc evening services opened with the
rhoir HinEing several selections after
which REV. Hart. who " holding evanse-
hsttc services In Boilalre. offered a
prayer. Rev. Jones then read several
passages from the Bible. beginning with
the hftecnth chapter OF ~. Luke There
j. not a word In the English Language
ls big, a. stinRy and there are a num-
Der OF stingy people In this world to-
lay and many Of them in this town.
y mere are people 10 stingy that they
viii never get 20 Heaven. There are
also number OF ingrates In this world.
An migrate D. man who takes away
ihings and never gives anything. An
Ingrate viii 60 20 bed al night and
never think Of Offering n prayer 10 S.od
for the blessings that have been he
slowed on him during the day. a man
y no doesn't 20 20 church n also an
IF there weren't any churches in
his land you would not live mere and
u the Gospel was not here. you could
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not live here. and yet there are men who
VIII, viii srowl when they are asked to give
they take up a collection. And Vet ,hey
Iall 20 realize that the preaching of tnc
s ,o Is the Cheapest thing in America
There are some men in this country
Mho cannot see their homes and they
are men right here in Martins Ferry
Came, sec the community. Some
women here this evening talk OF what
a good husband you have. but listen
Pittsburgh last week -
You needn't think that because YOU
married your husband. that is ali thar
u, Is, needed 10 save him. There are a
world, and yet there are some women
VINO think that God will save their hus-
gPShus Just because they married him
Ihere are some folks in this world who
cant see their own hoy. and motberS
Mpo can see their own daughter. There
,hs, some moHhers who viii say tina.
they nave the best mothers boy in the
country and yet those boys have never
seen the hand OF God ana their mothers
Those people make me mad when thex
talk about their sons and daughters moi
needing God. God does not think ans
more of your boy or girl than the rest
OF them. Some mothers will saw Marv
~ one OF the incest girls In this town
mere Is not a girl an this town than
an De saNed without the word or God
God can look out over this world ana
sec nothing but sin and look at the for
eign countries and see nothing but war
see some men shoot others down. See
them bayonet the Others And then
they say that then Is no sin IN the
world OF to-day.
There are some four year old boys in
TINS town who know more about the
deNll than l do. There are also "A mum
Der OF grey haired devils in this town
VINO are lost TO God. There Is hone FOR
every sinner In the world to-day. You
christians stop running around and rat
ting the sinners on the back. The so
clety class Is hard one to get In con-
tact with. The Prodigal son saw him
SELF and l wish that you people could
look out and see yourself as the Prodi-
gal Son did.
Crying Is not religion There are n
numter OF old drunkards who Will cry
All OF the time and when they are asked
20 get right with God. they say that no
body loves them because they are sin
ncra. There are some people who will
cry ~ "A wedding. / cant see why some
women CRY. but there ~ "A reason FOR
men crying. Some Of the biggest devils
know are crying devils. When the
Iinal roll u called. every one will want
70 20 20 heaven. but when the roll -
called you Wall be there. There Will h.
% saloons or turkey trotting In
The meeting came 10 a close with the
Evangelist offering "a prayer. after which
ne asked for those who were present
and those who had God In their mind. 10
rise TO their feet.
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NORFOLK MAN SAYS STOMACH REMEDY
MADE HIM FEEL LIKE new MAN.

hrst dose will convince-and IL IL not
n long treatment
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
y knoWn all over The United states
" clears the digestive tract 81 u,,s-
cOlo accretions and removes. polson
Gus matter. II brings Ewift relic, "a
sunerers from stomach. liver ana
DoNei troubles. Many declare II bas
saved them from dangerous oners.
their lives
We want All people who have
chronic stomach trouble TO cOnsfipa
hon. NO natter 81 how long atapdin1
20 Try one dose u Mayr's Wonderful
stomach Remedy one dose Will con-
Flhce YOU This D. the medicine %
many % our people have been faking
WIN surprifinE results The most
inofough system cleanser ever aoId
Mayr's Wonderful stomach Remedy
y nov sold here ~ &. ~ griest. Iohn
loleman'a Stores. ffoRe Davis Uru~
70. and druggists everywhere
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LANCE rulxnEH or BELLAxRE PEo
PIE ATTENDED SERvICE
LAST NI0HT.
ns@ssr. Of Martin. rs.y Leas. Of
20 Attend To-ntGht

Rev. JonSs did not make a call for
converts ~ the meeting last evening a.
was expected. bat n b. thought that he
viii issue the nrst call some evening
noon that he hoped he would have a
theussnd souls i.r chrir, osiore the
sna OF the week nc crowd Al ne tab,r- :
smallest since the meetings began. Last
evening = large crowd "a present and
crowd that vas present a. Inc evening
service. was a large delegation ~ people
from beil II required three special
The Maronz also turned out ~ q body
a. 90 tn mem bers % the Alpha " FRA
,eraiiy 10 the aftsrneon. Rev, Jen-s.
and tn the evening be spoks ~ SIN"
sermon. and the l.Iks vii tarn out IN =
have all % the members - the ionrc 10
turn out The members OF the Ek-lIlsh
club will also turn out In body and a
In The building
one % the beet shop meetings since
me seenr.- 1tass. .s.,a 'o..S -
great deal % Interest Was taken ms
morning AZ ~ o'clock = meeting will b.
and at ~ o'clock a meeting wtii b. ssid
~ the Martins Ferry keg a barrel
serks SHOP meetings have been ar
good ~ expected 10 result from tA
m me, rs = personal workers meeting
Christian church and all those who
want 20 work for Christ In the saving OF
souls, are expected TO be present.
Sottage prayer meetings will also b.
resumed al various homes In this city
This morning and larger attendance
tnan last week A. expected 10 b. present
~ the different homes. In which thu
meetings will be- held.
Mind Of Christ
The Mind Of Christ Was the subject
TAKEN up BY Evangelist Jones az the
afternoon service and the crowd that
was present az the services. was me
smallest OF the week. The address was
MADE 70 the Christian people Of this
city. and the speaker said that the sin
ncrr needed more attention. n 1 want
"a 70 know the might Of Jesus christ I
need not 20 out 20 find ~. Jesus Christ
looks out over the nation and sees no
ming but war In the foreign countrfes
Ihcre D. - much aeloHhuess IN this
world today he said. 80 much of IL
Jesus had no aelhsh mind. but one OF be-
neVolenc9. Al OF the worlds work
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VERA CRUZ
tcontinusd Prom rir., Para,

took all the artillery from the capital.
The telegram also reiterated a preyi.
ously denied report that General Ia.
clio Blanco attempted to seize Obre-
CONS trains. but was repulsed.
Ooregon has been deserted by two
OF his former brigade Commanded
Juan Cabral and Rafael BueIna. bo,h
OF whom have thrown in their lot with
Villa
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Flight Lieutenant Sippe. one of those
who DESTROYED Zeppelin she'd and an
aiship at Dusseldorf before the Ger
mans took Antwerp. have made a stu
more daring raid from French terri
tory over Friedrichshafen. According
10 the aviators' account they dropped
bombs which damaged the Zeppelin
factory at that point. One of the aero
planes was brought down by German
guns, but the Others escaped without
sustaining damage.
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VICTORY In POLAND
tcOntinusd Prom FIRST pag.j

on the possibility Of the Germans
again trying to move along the coast
the British fleet has been bombarding
their position from the sea.
Always Report Victories.
Turkeys as rule reports victories
over the Russians in the Caucasus and
the British In Egypt. but these lack
continuation. The English. on the
other hand. tonight issued an account
OF successful British operations in the
PERSIAN gulf The same statement
tod OF a British force sent against
German East Afica.
British naval airmen. incIudino
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The lives Of nftv ofoer me-, -.
Hlen VINO were clinring to the sio-,s....
e..s "t the tast breaking up rcfoer@r
.alE 20 thc balance a thick fnr 80
a.l,teu reuei ships from aiding the Iieo.
.lei ana when darkness closad IT, 49,
VIC fcscue craft sought safety In de.f,
,,...l,,,, Wa realised that the only
shore. '"' ""A from
Ne crew nl The Golden Gate life .,,..
US station started 20 the acene Or ~.
Nl.'h WIN line throwing mortar
motor truck met the Ufc $780, =
5rsn-si lu on the north shore al -,
y lancifcn hay and began the long fef,.
site The stricken schooner III ~
ll'Neh the ufe savers would resrh 49,.
scene about midnight 'n'
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John ~ Fsison suffers Lona Time
But Finds Quick Restore
tive A. last

John n Faison. o. si3 Fourth 81.
Norfolk. Va vas victim 81 ston,.
ach and Intestinal troubles for a long
Tine. Iiis malady made him feet
worn out and weak
He took Mayr's Wonderful stomach
Kennedy and from ihe very arst doss
felt improved lie wrote.
Your wonderful stomach remedy
D. really marvellous and . am feeling
better each day % has made a new
luAn out o. me I hank you for hav-
.nH saved me from a surgical opera
Mr. Faison's experience va ute
thoussnda ~ other who have fa--u
Mayo Wonderful stomach Remedy
rith auch ssf0nishlnr results Tha
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PERsoEAE WORK LEAGUE

The Meu-F Personal Work fes,,t. 81.
the y ~. a. A will meaf al 49,. ee ~
Ton building 10 By 30 TODAY tsV
htlninEtogl viii conduct the servtr.
tMlr n.lna me last 81 series Ia -.
tyff- ~ Rev hrnlnstool 90 ..,,.t
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IN oPEz coUnr

The state supreme court OF anr..t.
thet ma been 10 session here - ~.
49, rrAefal weeks VII contens. III ors1
.".N tnis morning. ana possibly Hnfrf
w Nofh before ~ fnlnE However 80
l"Hfnufht may not he taken until ~.
Nv. ~ Judges Viii leave for
LNflr respective homes to-morr0rr Eve.
lns ~ order o. psrtaks OF Thankseivirr
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LIFE SAVERS
tcOntinusd Prom Firs, Page,

and the tugs. Hercules and Defiance
also were al the scene.
u was reported that the FIRST mate
OF the richmond. with a crew of vol
un'eers' mad put on in a small boat TO
try to reach the schooner.
u Is believed that besides the two
whose bodies were reported 10 have
been washed ashore that others wer.
drown when the Hanalei tried TO Get
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roar rILns ACCOUNT

GcorEc Ford. Progressive, r,,dt.t.,.
WV county commissioner nfrn HE -
rense account vestrrdaY with me efset
~ We '..i"tr court 10 amounts 10 the
~ rflniinE and the remainder tfaf
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re 1870 smail hlnze had started In
tNe enNlu. room. The fra HaT -.f...t
$500 ianie headWaE when the aren,ss,
t"N several streams nf Waf.r
49, ..-'N ~ fhfinruIan the blaze an.
w -.HF ift from ID raa stove that 80
"red 70 Keep the pipes from frrrgirs5
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W o. very likely that the =. -
,'eat ~ Mc'tlll VIII D. continued o,.,r
g.lll We next tenn Of court a. a..
pNetlhir Tor 10 fu hr hrarH F
p heluIeu ron fhIa murrIru Ia ~,
"ther case VII consume all % thf dav