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The Glenwood post., 1914-04-11
FoR VIOLATING oAln LAWS

Last Monday Game Warden Frank
Hayes arrested David Smart Of Cardiff
for violating the game and fish laws
by fishing near the mouth of Four
Mile creek. Smart was given a hear
ing before Justice Rice who found him
guilty and fined him $25 and costs
On Tuesday Hayes arrested Domenic
Mattel of Cardiff on two counts, one
for fishing out Of season and the other
for fishing without valid license.
Mattel 10 said to be an old offender
and while he claimed he was fishing
for suckers and not for trout, the fact
that he was fishing in a trout stream
seemed to rather spoil his argument
with the court.
Mattel is not citizen of the United
States and yet he was practicing =
trick which is said to be common with
his countrymen in this section. He
bought = local or resident hunting and
fishing license. for which he paid ths
fee Of one dollar, instead of taking q
non-resident license for which the fee
is 80, and when arrested he immedi-
ately tried to hide behind the fact tha;
he had q license.
While no license is any protection
against hunting or fishing out Of SEA-
son, and most violators know this al
though il b esaasa ese tApa Wa
arrested to pretend not to know il, the
license under which Mattel sought
refuge would b 70 defense to hin at
any season Of the year sccording %
Hayes who claims that those who are
not eitisens Of tie U,itsd etates must
fortify tAsnsslvss with . ssa-rssilsnt
license before hunting q fishing.
Justice Rice found against Mattel on
both counts and assessed . fine Of 175
s.d essts, s.esstias sitegethsr t. ~,
and it 10 to Be- heped that The fate Of
these TIVE offs.dsrs will prove . wan:
ing 70 other sffsaaers whs srs under
s.spieisa and who will probably suffer
the saae expesis.ee ualsss they mend
their waya
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-11
BnF RESULT 9
TUESDAYS ELECTIONS
Continued from first page)

seat in the house Of representatives,
today - the result Of . special elec-
tion in the Seventh New Jersey dis
trict. Dow H. Drukker, = csntracto:
Of Passaic, was elected congressman to
succeed the late Robert l.. Bremner,
by more than 5000 plurality over
James O'Byrne, . Democrat, personal
ly endorsed by President Wilson aad
aided by some Of the foremost cam
paign speakers At the call of the ad-
ministration.
Figures complied by the Republican
county campaign committee gave the
fetal vote, with two out Of liz election
districts aassing - follow:
Drukker (Republican), l0,4sS;
O'Byrne, (Democrstl, 5,l43; Denarest
(socialist), 5,ll0; Whitehead (Progres.
sive), estimated 600.
Drukker made his fight on = plat.
form opposed to the legislation
wrought by 'the> Wilson administration,
while O'Byrne called upon the voters
Of the district to send him to congress
as = token of their approval of thu
president 3 policies.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-11
lokR1I11.D CoUDeEY. nDoR
SCHOOL BoNonID

Word was received Wednesday that
the Garfield County High school wns
placed upon the accredited list Of the
North Central Association Of State
univsrsities At the late 'co,fsrence.
The requirements for aeersditing by
the association have been made -
strict for the years 1sl4-l5 that only
'etirty-one cities in Colorado sseessdei /
in having their high sehosls Plaesd on
the list.
The Garfield County High seAssl is
*he smallest school in tie STATE te b.
- honored. -----' - -.-
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-11

We'd ss.tAs otsfsele Ossaty 'niss
sehssa bsiltine wss begin IN real ssrr>
est rass week and il i. llas,sA t. kssp
tae work ssias withsst istsrfsrs.es
except sch ~ nay - neesssery BY
reason Of psfavorable weatAse q cher
contingencies not row licked for. Ths
beafl has takel extra preesatioas cen
corning the foundation a.d i3 addition
to the requirements Of the contract has
ordered N extra eo.cfets footing four
feet wide and one foot thick laid On
tie heavy Alay which overiays the
gravel. This il not in place of, but in
addition to the foundation called for
ia The esisi,al specifications and while
it costs q, 100 extra the board believes
it 10 . good investment as they want
to make sure that they have provided
n aa4se AID sdequats foundation -
sseh N imposing structure ~ IL nsw
eailding i - b. :.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-11
1AAALf

Miss lone Rutherford returned from
Leadville Tuesday night.
A. E. Waller purchased = Ford ear
. few days ago.
Miss Frances Wilks returned to her
home in Lesdville Saturday night after
ivsiting her sister, Mrs. Joha Randall.
Prof. R. N. Early received word
frsa Iowa that his mother il very low
and he is leaving for home shortly.
Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin is reported
very low from appendicitis and peri
toaitis at Loag Beach, Cal, where she
is visiting. '''s 'T' -
job. Dooling was called to Xullae.
Idaho, to attend the funeral Of ais
brother, Pstriek Dooling.
W. J. stoker, recently returned from
Nebraska, has gone to Cardiff to work
on the Midland Is fireman.
John williams Of Snow Mass made
. trip to Denver after sone livestock
VIM. Ogden and family have moved
to the Stockman ranch.
A. J. Sloss left for Denver Wednes-
day night to attend the live stock con-
vention.
E. J. Powell of Emma was Basalt
visitor Wednesday.
The dance and picture show Monday
night was . big success and thoroughly
enjoyed by all.
Miss Ciafissa Greener Of Aspen Wis
tied her sister, Mss Jewel, Aeaday
sigAt, returning Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Gray have resumed
their residence here after spending the
winter ON the ranch.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-11
on Strawberry DAY

To the Subscribers Of the Strawberry
Day of 1913:
1 beg leave to herewith submit my
report of the receipts and disbursements
Of the Strawberry Day of 1913. We
have endeavored to think Of some plan
whereby We might be able to raise the
amount that it will take to pay the
unpaid bills snd to buy the spoons for
the ladies that 20 kindly gave their
time and work to make the last Straw
berry Day the success that it was, AMI
I feel that it should be taken care Of
IN some manner Is last year was the
first time that your committee did not
have the funds to pay all their bills O..
buy the spoons, and at the same time
I will call your attention to the fact
that last year was the first time that
the city did not give anything, but
they were benefited to the extent Of
absut $500 in extra licenses that were
collected after the extra police hire had
been deducted. >, :, r.
= Our sahscnltises. sussunted.
T. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 ,O68.35
Sale Of berries, eakes and -
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-11
unAsevood Dsfsa&s Hobsou

Birmingham, Ala, April 7.-osca,
w. Underwood, for nearly 20 years
representative Of the Ninth Alabama
district in the lower house of congress,
swept the state in his fight with con
gressnan Richmond Pearson Hobsoh
for nomination to the United states
senate, according to toniGht's returns
from yesterdays Democratic primaries.
Hobson conceded victory to his op.
ponent, although the returns were still
incomplete tonight.
Mr.. Underwood . nomination tefmi-
mated one Of the spectacular contests
in the history of the state. With the
exception Of speaking tour during
the Christmas holidays, the successful
candidates. campaign was conducted
by friends. '',....".
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-11
QYGTUN'

Nm. Chatfield' niece from Grsrd
Junction Is visiting her. .
Nm. sehiff and Mrs. Psckard vis.
tied their Eagle friends last Thursday
An whs attended the teaehers con.
ve.ties were benefited in many nays.
Dr. Lace held ths quartefly confer
s.ee, al's preached in ths church Sun
1Ay.
Mr.. P.eksrd is on . business trip
- Pueblo.
The Citissas' ticket was elected Tues,
day At the town election. ..:y
Homer Vsl Horn ~ bsen on tbs
siek list The pest vsse
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-11
1mQ1 uas o. pCFcW >vm ...
Do1s NOT GIVE 1IfIA


Gra,d Janeeisa, April 5.-A. aseisioa
Of great iapsstaaee TO fanehers i, oil
irrigated disttiets has besn haadsi
As.. BY Judge Cave.asr iH-ths dis.
ttiet ,ssaft ,inavAieh he holds that itke
aesea fact Of the use Of . ditch fer ir
kiGatioa. pasposss gives ns titie to its
4 ali irrigated ..eti..s, i. Il. ...ss
isnehsrs havs beea proceeding - The
tkesry that wAsa they saee estsblisaed
sitAss . waste ditch a. . head ditch
~ s,ysses lasd that they became
vested = . titis in tie diteh frsa eea-
tinued use Of Il.
Jsags Csvsadef held, hswevef, IN q
case from Ffuita entitled T. A. Top
han versus Morgan willians that no
such right existed in law.
His spilis. was that, no natter how
long q ditch may be used by q farmer,
title remains in the original owner,
even tAoasi permission lad bee. grant
ed for its construction.
To obtain title to the ditch 4 con.
veyance must be made by deed o. by
eo.dennstio, proceedings, - the courts
have held that ditehes are real prop
esty,- which must Be Transferred - Il
stAer property. =. 80
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-11
uY En)ssts
uuuly MATTERS
(CoatiAuel from Ars& paas)

Business Men s league, addressed let
tss = ths heasd in Which Ae deplsred
the fact that there is ~ literature
W. .. Psrkiso.s PsesiAsst Of th~
greatly in need Of ltsea&are setting
fssth ths sAva.tasss Of ths city sad
county. No aetiOn vas taken in regard
to tAs request.
Annual reports Of the various city
sffieers were presented AID referred
to the proper committees.
Ordinance No. l Of the series OF
1914, being the annual appropriation
ordinance, was placed ON its final pas
sage and ordered printed in the Daily
Avalanche.
The board entered into cOnsider.bl.
discussion in regard to . suitable build.
ing for city purposes, after the clerk
had read letter from C. n Keck NO.
tifying them that he had rented the
building now occupied by the city hall
The Cedar Brook building Was dis
cussed as was also the Leach block.
There was also some talk of presenting
to the people some plan for voting
bonds to build . suitable city hall on
the lots which the city has owned for
some time. Herman Wertzberger en-
tered into the conversation and pro-
posed to erect for the city q suitable
building for municipal purposes on his
lot on Cooper avenue north of Ever
ett's store provided he could enter
into \ long time lease with the city.
The building committee has the matter
under consideration.
There was considerable discussion
over the bill of the Mutual Light, Heat
available for the purpose of carrying
on publicity campaign and suggesting
that the board help little in this mat
ter. He said Mr.. Canady was answer
ing all correspondence, but he was
L Power company when tl.s0, twice
before deducted by the council for
lights that were out bobbed up again
At the head of the bill for last month
In discussing the matter Rittmayer
said Glenwood was paying more for
lights alone than Aspen paid for waite.
and lights combined. Other aldernsa
referred to what they were pleased to
call excessive charges, in anything but
complimentary terms. They thought
that for nine lights in the city hall the
monthly charge of ts.35 was rather
steep. They remembered that under
the former lighting system when aay
Of the company lights vers ost for .
short time Holmes agreed with the rest
of Us that . deduction should be made
for the proportionate time the city was
deprived Of those lights. Now Brother
Holmes seems to object to taking the
'medieise which he 20 freely prescribed
couple years ago. His bill was ".
dered returned for correction.
A letter was read from Attorney
John "A. Rush concerning the money be
wants to take away from the city on
the mistaken pretense that he earned
it, when everyone knows that he was
paid every cent the city agreed to pay
him. Rush asked to have the matter
held in abeyance while he makes a
trip to Europe and cur good, easy board
took no action toward forcing the nervy
Mr.. Rush to remit the 400 which be-
longs to the city and which Mr.. Rush
is NO more entitled to hold than he has
to ask Garfield county to send him
$4OO as . present.
The board adjourned to Thursday ev-
ening.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-11
s1UwAD PAST lGAssDs

At tie regular. meeting Of Gisawosd
Masonic lodgs hsld Thursday al past
aasters wore presented with elegant
pest masters jewels. c. ". Dasrow,
the first pest master 70 receive sueh .
reneAbEs,ee frsa The lolee, was del.
esated to make tie prsss,easisa spessA
which he did in = very fitsing I'D
happy manner. r-
Those who were the recipients Of the
handsone badges were The following
past nasters. W. 8. Parkissa, A. l..
Beardsaey, B. T. Napier, Ole TAorson,
F. W. Kora, Louis Brown a.a b. H.
FfeAcA.
After the presentation all present
to the number Of fifty sat down to an
elegant turkey banquet prepared By
the Pure Foed store, tie serving being
done BY Mesda4es Weir, TAsessa aaa
Nayes sf tAs Bastsen 0eaf. -
y -s.s ~ =
II ~ @ayy asythi.x - ~ :savsr
tist: N6eAia9 ~ itsslk. 49,
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-11
Married, at the Methodist parsonage,

Married, at the Methodist parsonage,
by the Rev. Geo. F. Klein, Tuesday
afternoon, Mr.. Herman Doose to Miss
Alvira Warmholz. Both of these young
people are recently from Germany. Mr..
William Hamer:ch and Miss Katherine
Sievers were the attendants.
Last Sunday morning Rev. George F.
Klein received into the Methodist
church Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Kingsbury
and their two daughters, Margaret and
Iris, and James Cromwell. The bap-
tismal rites were administered to thA
Misses Kingsbury.
Isaac Baer of Meeker visited briefly
in Glenwood Wednesday while on his
way to Denver. He promised The
county commissioners he would try to
adjust the right of way trouble across
the Donovan ranekSse<ween here And
New Castle as he ishighly pleased with
the great improvement being made il
the county road. Mr.. Baer formerly
owned the Donovan ranch and natur-
ally feels an interest in having the
present owners and the county get TO-
gether 50 the road as planned by tAs
county may be finished.
. = = =
Rev. John z. Moore of Carbondale
delivered an illustrated lecture On Liv-
;ngston in Africa at the local Method;ss
church last Sunday evening to . lares
and highly sppreeiative audience. Ths
slides used BY d.. Moore in this lectass
are . set Of e.ly six sets in existeses
today. They belong to o.e Of d.
Moore . ffie,ds in the east s.d 0Dsa-
wood people think they were especially
favored i. being able to $50 then. In
addition - this fset, ths lecture h
itself wss very interesting AID instrss-
tive AID aaas . fise srsas fsr ~
very larse audience present.
A. G. Allan Of Denver, who il a
property owner in Garfield county,
stopped over in Glenwoed last sstsr-
day while returning to Denver trea
the Telluride country where be haA
gone At the request Of tie state snsi-
neer to inspect . reservoir. Mr.. AllaA
has reee.tly desisned Al extensive wa-
ter service system at the Penrose coan-
try place near Colorado Spring. an1
20 we'll pleased has Mr.. Penrose bees
with his work that last Christmas -
telegraphed fren New York asking Nr.
Allan to call on 4 certain we'll kneWn
jeweler In Denver. He had also wired
the jewsssf 70 give, 4l. Aha a1y
watch In tAe. Assss tAst - might -
lsse. Il b Absss1y 81 slRsiss II.
lAllaAb nsaa0aa - - eaoA h
naAs pssssee = vhieA aavu6s -
~ ~ psssl
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-11
R8uQ I.AxAaYR
AID HOOD oI2ANHE1

Flush oat the accumulated waste and
poisons Of the winter months; cleanse
your stomach, liver and kidneys Of all
impurities. Ttks d.. KinS's New Life
Pills; nothing better for perifying the
blood. MID, .ssDPing la.&ivs'
Cures constipation; nakes yoa feel
fine. Take 70 ether. Sc, q you:
af1ogistL
Besalsas A'.iee s.lvs fer All hurt.
|.:VscssSEA 81 hay sasva0a
~ t1Doiealns - q. -. .G0sA
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-11

m ~ ~ . Is.ss - Is.l savsr;
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-11

II - Ssw ..ythisx - ~ .@Avsz
tist: NseAin9 - itssA.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-11

TAis = ~ psias - wAsss -
- - ~ eoslnoD -
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The Glenwood post., 1914-04-11

" - - - = '~1,oVo'OO
Sale Of berries, eakes and -
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-11

Last Sunday morning Rev. George F.
Klein received into the Methodist
church Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Kingsbury
and their two daughters, Margaret and
Iris, and James Cromwell. The bap-
tismaI rites were administered to tAa
Misses Kinpsbury
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08

lig BAN, at man meb iaaoant Selo
bar begpnot at aule Mfais / Nortb
9afota.
Gbas. s. @eiIer tr9nger ingen
Sntrpouftion til "Gecorab-Toitens"
9Giere. "8eiiers @anf", iom 8in.
neIbief Goiintp State Sanf enont
ofte populert fables, ifisnt Der mi er
flere Silialer al Den, bar beItaaet |
GO aar. Gen og Mr. @eiier ct og.
iaa befienbt Iom ben @anf % oen
Mono, bpormeo oen Norife Spnooe
/ iaa lang Tio bar 9jort lin p9ient'
ligIte Sorretnina, ligeiom ban Itoar
/ n9r Sorbiubelie meo bet norlfe Eu.
blifilm / BET belle / Ell bio SrfreoS
ira Gecora1. SIR. @eiier er en- grei,
iepn % bpggelia Mano, Iom bort
6olf bar oen ianme Sillio til, lont
Fan bar til Dem. Ser err neppe Gull
ON, at Bette ~eieniibige Sorbolo oil
enb poerligere beirItes ueo BET nopi'
ecbe a~ienoIfab til norife SGoer, Sea
tionalitet % aultlr, Tom er Ell neo.
renoie Sslge al gicntasne geiss I:
Norge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
Kineiiife piratcr,

sra Can SraneiSco berette5 oelt
Otc Mai: Get ~inpnneiiife Iampifib
"Nlppou Moru", ion ontom bio
iQaar. braQtc nGrmere lluberretnin.
Rer ON oct al fineiiife Virater Den
Site MortS icretnqne OperiaIS naa
Gampitibct ~Sbirgtai". bporunocr
Here al @eirtningcn bIep orrbt,
"Sbinetoi". iom Teller UNDER bri.
tiff 6Iaa, oiaif ira Songfous ON Ii-
tenen meo II Gasia9erer onIborS.
let bite iig al Oisic bar Sirater.
aomnet no paa aabent Sao trat
Girotcrne pao ct gipet Signal line
A%euolpere o. anipe oa operiaIot lire
Soloater, iom beionot iig omborn,
Gu al bisie blep er9bt og Ell anoer
iaarct.
0iraiernc itormeoe oereiter neb
Qioifinrummet oa bempgtige 'te
bette. Ser iorieate Tropiantforpai'
iereu Of giere Mooitano % blep neo'
ituot paa Steoet.
Sfibets 6srer lptfebes oct Der
imoo at ifiuIe Jig % reooe Slpet. -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
EpeOefure.

I'll De melt ottpenote Susraob BE-
rer fra 9aminel 9ib Spebefurene,
Ifriper en- inf 2Gee / ct 5agtibsifriit.
s eufeIte 2anoe, iom Sapan % &its-
lano, err Spebebaoet Bit en- national
eff. Men GA Spebefiire - i9rIig
naar BET gj9Iber ell al Spsbom ipef.
fet Srganisme - betpber ct femme.
Iig fort 9rafttab, man man BRUCE
aritif, tioar Speoefur ifal ~anpenbes.
Oilers fan Sfaoen bIipe lterre eno
Hptten.
Geb afllte Snieftionsipgoomme
pleiebe man ipr / 3iben oite at
iremfalbe Den "fritiife Speo" peo
filnitiee Wioler for at paaIfpnbe
Spgbommens Sang. Wen ben Neo.
gang | Seberen, ion farafteriierer
Sen natltrliee Speo, nlerfer man in
tet til peb Den funiti9e. s enfclte
3iliploe fan set rigtignof ipnes ben.
i%igtsnt9siigt at bringe Srganismen
iii at ipeoe beo SiGlp al Spparm.
ming. 3bi 3emperatitritigningen bi.
brnger. eiter bbao npere llnoeriegel.
Ter bar pitt, til at %frembringe De Be-
ifptteliesoraanismer, iom err al iaa
ltor @igtig6eo, naor bet giGlber at
beIbrebe Snieftionsipgbomme. Cue
ZEN fan ogiaa optage / Jig pisie @ift.
itoife % beforbre Dem no al 4roppcn.
g bore Gage er set Dog iprlig
aorpltlence, man be6anolcr meo Sue
befure. &c S%llbitancer, iom oen
aorplllente miiter UNDER Speoefllren,
er rigtignpf life anbet cnb SanO.
Gen Stigning / Stofififtet, iom ptrer
lig / forsset Notwithstanding, er
nemlig bsiit ubetpbelig. @lligepel
err Spebebaoet npttigt for ieoe Solf,
Che eiter SpeSningen fsler Eatien.
ten fig lettet for uusbbenoig @nllait
% bliper mere opla9t til Milifclspel-
Ter, Ser cr oct beoIte Wioler til at
blipe fpit oberilpbigt Sdot. Naar
set girlocr SoIf meO Sierteieil, maa
ser noturli9pis anpcnoeS ben ltsrite
Soriigti9beo, ga @lobtruffet tiger
tetpoelig unber pornlt 8ao. Nlliee.
bel fan parnlt @ao nnipore Ell Hap.
bet &iertemulifc til fornpet @irflom-
be0.
Gnoelig onpenoes Spcbebaoet meo
Gunitigt &elultat moo froniife Seq
betpnoelier. Ieo Spparmlin9en pp.
naaes Ell iterf notwithstanding til
oct ipge Seq, % Splgen err, at Smer-
terne giper fig % @etpnoelien aaar
tilbage. Sapanernc tager ofte gaE
pao op til 1872 @r. s. @irftingen al
biSle operorbentlig bebe Babe ifal
perc opermaabe gunitig paa rbeil'
matiife 9ioelier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-08
Popeoltaos.Sre
Woibin9tou, 2. Is, 2ben Woi 1911

<|SuIVtRYlUH, =, VI ~UtH UtNl l3li,
On Cutler College Mrtiifforps %
bets 9eiss / Waibington er oct filn
at iortGle, at oct fom, ian og panot.
Saffet ppre Gougresmano u. q
Saugens SeItrGbelier tit @opeoIta-
oenS mliifclifenoe Yllbliflm, Sen
norite aoloui ibcreenet, bpre be fiuf-
fe @utter ipiac ioran aapitoliets
SoueoinOgan8, % oct leuenoe @i-
ialb, bpormeO bpert eneite Nlmer
moOtogeS, bite ct oct nofioa iorppn-
te Eublifim ll0en Tolaper % ON.
ipsb ipnfct &ritlfenS Sane.
Sor isritc @nlig / &iitorien leb
ga, hi %elifer", mooig og ieIpbepioit,
illnaet poo oiicntlig Tlaos / @aib'
inaton, % hen llnoerItrem al Gar.
me, Ser eleftriierebe 5ilberernc, tal'
te tpoelig ON, at Sroene bar mer
enc Miinopcir Tor bisic lltge @or.
acre al ct onoet 9ano. Gen opgtigt
og popuIrre Girigeut bar Sen miterit(
sgrc al iiuc 6olt. % be biotiI bolotC
aoncerter bar 10 aipet ct enooa me,
Get itorartet llobptte.
Stibentcrne, ser finn bapbc er
balm Gag at 0i0re pao, bcnpttet I'M
Der Seoelic al Ncn al Norifc SelifnE
uebiatte aomitc Chen pao bcbitt
Waooe mco en- rolf gutomobiltu,
runNt @pcn, @cisg / aapitoliet o.
Observation-Disclosures 0. I. y.
Tors9ct SutcreSie tit @eisaet Ser
uco, at life blot Girigenten, Sr. Spe
roti mco Sruc. men ogioa Sormani
Stib, Heftor |reus og Or. Z. Sta
10 meo line reipeftipe Srller, ianr
unge Tnitor Ereus, ldgoe Silren on
&opehitaber. Ge par idmtIiae Sr
Saieens @iGiier pes Ell bpaeeIia o.
uoisat @liooag / Congress San So
rel. til bpilfe Here andre Morife. oeri
blanSt Senntor Relion oa Miuiitel
@rpn par inobuone. aorte SaIel
bolotes iaapel al @erten icm al iler'
al @i1iternc.
ShosnlorgeS rciite SeIaet riSerI
It'll Neip 9orf, bpor itor 8cnccrt ifa
eipcS Manbos.