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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-15

Dispatches from Vienna announce that
the Austrian capital is aroused by the An
coma note. That is the effect it was in
tended to have.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-15

Chicagoan, Seeking Wife, Turned Back
by Bulgars.-Headline.
The Bulgars in new role as lovers of
humanity?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-15

The Gripping Of the stock tiekers by the
storm was trihing in comparison with the
disaster that is TO overtake the stock speeu-
lators when the bottom goes out OF the war
brides"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-15

Perhaps II we start tomorrow we may be
able to secure the 1920 Republican conven-
tion for Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-15

From "Hllrs Manual Of Social
and Business Forms Copy
right, Thomas T.. Hill,
Chicago, 1882.
IE love Of beautiful adorn-
ment is innate in the human
mind, and in reality has a
great influence in elevat-
ing and refining the race.
II is true that the mind may
sometimes be too much
given to personal decorn-
tlon, but instincts which
cause us to clothe ourselves
t-.tr..t1.. z-z oil 1aapIy,sr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-15

The advantage Of holding the Republican
convention a week ahead of the Democratic
convention Is that Mr. Wilson win know
IN advance OF his own nomination Who Is
going 70 beat hiua-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-15
Out of Rome

Out OF Rome they march as when
Scipio led his serried men.
While the cry OF viva! VivaW
Rings again and yet again
They, In dreams of high desire,
Roussng them 10 holy ire,
On the CapitOlian altars
Have beheld the yestal fire.
Rear and vanguard. first and last.
They have caught the virile. vast,
Emulous centurion ardor
From some legion Of the past.
Win they laurel wreath or rue.
We must feel that this Is true,
That the ancienl Roman yaloF
Thrina through Italy ansBl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-15
Not Noekin' No. l Nor NOthin'

Mrs. Bert Hubley's mother OF East New
port Maine, has visited her and family for
a week She had not been about here for over
two years. She was accompanied by her pres
ent husband Mr.. Steven, a well to do farmer
and a sensible, respected man, who makes
very pleasant home for his wife and himself
Milford IN. H) Cabinet and Wilton Journal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-15

sir-surey. the gallantry of the Irish in Serbia
will stir you TO song Archer.
or the rotten, self -eomplacency and absolute
asininity of the British, who are forever max
ing il necessary for the Irish and Scotch to
sacrifice valuable lives TO cover up ]. Bullhead
bunders.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-15

Our attention is called TO page Is of yester-
days PUBLIC LEDGER, where Mr., Albert Hugh
Wedlock announces his hope OF an absolute
divorce from Eugenia P Wedlock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-15

1t tUas doubtless kindly thought that
caused the makeup man on Saturdays EUe-
ming Ledger to put Mr.. Glass really funny
story riOht top OF the death notices.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-15

sIr-A sign in a light lunch cafe Chestnut
street reads: Separate Ladies' Dining Room in
Rear" Pray tell us, what are separate ladies'?
W. T.. ID.
Take the word separate" and do just that
to the letters. Then put them together again,
thus: "See apart" Separate ladies' those
you "see apart; hence jointureless James,
Sinnleg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-15

CLINTON SCOLLARD, who long ago
~ earned his right to a place in the choir,
has just issued another volume, slender
one this time, Italy in Arms and Other
POEMS" from the press Of CONNIE & Mar
shall. New York; and here is a fine thing
from it,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-15
We Can't Hold Post Mortems

Dear Tom-The wife and myself had argu-
ment over the story in Saturdays paper, the one
about the contractor, signed "ket." What the
diviI is it--a Joke. misplaced editorial
tractor rule, of them new-fangled Byzantine
logothetes? Won't tell where the Joke
comes in and what is "umbaschrea?" | never
heard the word home. Yours truly, NJ Ike
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-15

II Solomon had Hved today, he toould haze
said that a man diioent in business
toiH become president of the
board of directors
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16
PROSPERS AS
 RESULT HOT WEATHER

Washington, Sept. 15.-The nation al weather and crop bulletin announc- ed today:
 "The change from the cool weather of the preceding week to the hot and dry weather of the week just ended was generally beneficial to cotton, es- pecially in the northern districts, where the late crop made rapid ad- vancement, and in the eastern and central districts, where the bolls open ed rapidly and picking became general and made good progress.
 In Texas the crop appears not to have responded so promptly to the more favorable condition. Damage by boil weevil is increasing and the outlook for fair top crop is poor
 "The crop in Oklahoma appears to have responded to the better weather and is now reported as doing well, and improvement is noted in Arkansas"
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16
ARK ANSAS MEDICAL SCHOOL
 OPENED YESTERDAY

Little Rock, Sept. 1S.-The Medical School opened yesterday with nor maj attendance. The standard of scholarship has been raised, which ac- counts for smaller number of fresh men. To enter the pro-medical five year term, fl high school units are required, and for the four year course 1 year of college work in addition.
 The Law School will open next Mon- day, beginning it's independent exis- tence. Hitherto it has nominally been an adjunct of the University of Ark ansas, but the connection has been wholly severed The school has never received pecuniary aid from the state
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16

laws of the state. It is believed here that Fentess' assault upon Patrol man Phillips in Fort Smith, Sept 14, constitutes a violation of the pardon. Gov. Hays is in Camden, so he could not be seen, but the opinion was ex- pressed in his office that upon his re- turn he would revoke the pardon, and cause Fentress to be returned to the penitentiary to finish his sentence.
 The following pardons were granted yesterday: Cleve Founders, Desha county, convicted last Januay of burglary and sentenced to three years.
 George Hall, St. Francis county, convicted of manslaughter and sen fenced to five years.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16
EXPECTS 900 STUDENTS
President Futrall Talks Optimistical
 ly of University of Arkansas.

Fayetteville, Sept. 15.-"There is every indication that the attendance at the University of Arkansas this year will go to at least 900 students" said President Futrall today. "The boys dormitories are more nearly fill ed than they have ever been at this time even when the attendance was swelled by preparatory students, who are now ineligible. The girls dormi- tory already is filled. Telegrams and letters are coming in on every mail advising that other students will be here within the next few days. Last year the attendance reached 7S3, and think that l may conservatively state that this year the enrolment will reach 90O."
 All this week and the first part Of next week will be devoted to the matri- culation and justification. The first convocation will be held Thursday morning, September 23.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16
FRISCO GIRLS'-ER-LEG ARE SHAPELIEST IN WORLD

San Francisco, Sept. 16.-San Fran cisco girls have the shapliest legs in the world.
 Edward De Groot says so, and he's physical director in the public schools here. Moreover, their general car riage is more graceful, he says, than that of girls in Los Angeles or East ern Cities.
 The reason?
 San Francisco's hills, climbing of which strengthens the limbs wist and back.
 But, aside from the merely physical superiority of the girls here, they're more temperamental and artistic (still quoting Mir. De Groot) than other girls because of the aesthetic influence of the landscape about the Golden Gate.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16
CHILDREN'S BIBLE CON-
 TEST AT TABERNACLE

The Children's Bible contest held yesterday afternoon at the Tabernacle by Evangelist Bennett was enjoyed by those present.
 The children were enthusiastic and glad to answer the questions when they could.
 Of the children over thirteen years of age, Mary Williams received the highest number of credits and of those under thirteen, Mildred Walthal re- ceived the highest number of credits.
 Others receiving credits were: Marie Reeder, Jim Cole, Mabel Lump kin, Willie Taggart, Minnie Wick, Clyde Hesterly and Banks Cox.
 These children were presented with Bibles, New Testaments or Bible stories according to their preference. All present were given pretty pie ture card with scripture text.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16
NOTICE!

Notice is hereby given that I will sell at public outcry on
 Monday, September 20, at 9 a. m. at the Citizen Bank & Trust Company Prescott, Arkansas, for cash in hand, the following property be- longing to the Citizens Bank & Trust Company; towit:
 One No. 4 Underwood Typewriter. One No. 3 Underwood Typewriter. One Roller top desk and chair, ma hogany., color.
 On1 Burroughs Adding Machine. One Protectograph.
 One desk and chair.
 Other small pieces of furniture.
 Thos. c. McRae,Jr Special Deputy Bank Commissioner.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16
HENDERSON-BROW OPENS
Faculty of Philadelphia College Is En-
 cOuraged Over the Outlook.

Philadelphia, Sept. 15.-Although the twenty-eighth session of Tender son-Brown College began today. the opening exercises will not be held until Saturday. They will be followed by program at the First Methodist church Sunday. Faculty members are busy assisting students in matri- culatlng. The girls dormitory is fill ed to capacity and men students are arriving in encouraging numbers.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16
Show S
 From 7:3O p. m. Ectures Changed Daily
MORE CONFIDENCE

w W. Dickenson of Little Rock, Kansas, recently gave some strong hsons why our country should pros n His comforting optimism was: With most bountiful crops; with Eeign gold flowing to us by the hun |eds of millions; with our exports reeding our imports by more than Million dollars; with our banks over Iwing with money and forcing addi- bnal storage room for more; with beevable prosperity predicted by money kings" and at peace with nations, and with an abiding faith ht our great and wise president will Iide the old ship of state" so as to Der clear of all entanglements, and the same time to command the res ct and admiration of all govern ents why should we worry? And won't, if we will just turn "Old |nfdence' loose.
 This is a true statement of facts Rt even the pessimists will not de-
 The only reservation pessimists buld make doubtless would be to fuse to turn "Old Confidence loose." MI we need for prosperity, even excess of what our country has had many years, is confidence. We ve greater facilities for safe, prof ble farming and for business of all hdS than for years. But success
 depend upon our confidence in
 future and our perseverance in king use of our opportunities. ere will be no more opportunities
 the pessimist and slothful than Fmerly. In fact there is likely to less, for the European war has Pught about change of industrial
 financial affairs that will be of heft only to those who are dilli- lt and progressive.
 lnose who get on cash basis, se crops, fruits, vegetables and fs'ock with which to meet their lga'ons, make permanent im- 'ements and build up the farm
 larger crops and better profits prosper perhaps as never before. fne importance of confidence will apparent 4 to those who see oppor i'''S' The people of the South
 need more confidence in their ms thelr business interests and nelghbors.-Fam and Ranch.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16
-N'ERSlTY NEWS SERVICE

4e extension division of the Uni [s ol Arkansas maintains a news l.;.' "' oepartment which will cover |praa. a, assignments on any subject of pd |s' s to the reading public. If it's
 ,';u lv"uS' or drainage, the news edi- I.s m get expert advice from the Sl'ent Of engineering and send tn,s sOur U, local paper. If it is aeri- prvi, "e proper authorities will be
 vo" s~ed and the article prepared bsr <. nome newspaper. Any news
 nna m arkansas may feel free to |s,sdS dO.i n the , news editor, who will l ta tbia to furnish any articles gratis. Ii,a ~ way 1t is President Futrall,s |eys,,, " place the university close
 'e'y Arkansas home.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN FIX
 PRESS CAR VICTIM OF BANDIT

Indianapolis, Sept. 15.-When the Lake Erie and Western passenger train No. 5 arrived here at 10 o'clock tonight the American Express con- pany messenger reported that he had been held up at the point of a re- volver and packages containing mon- ey and jewelry taken from the ex- press safe. The robbery occurred at Arcadia, about twenty-five miles from this city.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16
A Welcome Change.

You look very smiling this morning Blinks," said Harkaway.
 "I guess I ought to be. I went to fortune teller last night, and she pro- phesied immediate financial reverses," chortled Binks.
 q fail to see anything very joyous in that" said Harkaway.
 "You would if you knew anything about my finances" said Binks. "I tell you right now that if they don't reverse pretty dinged quick I'll be busted"
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16
FRENCH AND GERMAN
 ARMIES ARE SHOWING
 UNCOMMON ACTIVITY

Basel, Sept. 15.-French and Ger man armies near the Swiss frontier are showing uncommon activity. Heavy endorsements are arriving and artillery duels are becoming fiercer daily. On both the French and German frontiers between Delle and Basel civilians are being moved from the border villages and towns.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16
REPORT PROFILE AND
 PLANS FOR HIGHWAY

Little Rock. Sept 16.-The State Highway Department reports that the profile and plans for the proposed road from Eureka Springs by Beaver to the State line near Seligman, Mo-, have been completed. The petitions have been secured
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16
BELIEVED ACT CONSTI-
 TUTES VIOLATION PARDON

Little Rock, Sept 16,-The Pardon record in the office of the Secretary of State shows that the pardon issued Mead Fentress of Fort Smith Sept. 9, was granted on condition that he should never again violate any of the
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16

If the British are as anxious to raise that S5OOOOO,OO0 in New York as they say they are, they might put up Canada as security.-Indianapolis News.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16
6 E I7
-1o-kiaht-
A-R E E l. s d q TONIGHT-1
A M

!, ,.rr and Loves Young Dream U. ..nb Comedy featuring Rose |'as, 2. .alev and Harry Davenport.
 ''r aMr' Van Alden's Jewels :, nh Drama in two parts featur- |VslIf ou;se Vale and Jack Drumier. :. PD' "Uncle Crusty" L;.op Educational feature in cooper P''.t stion with National Kinder garten Association. u. and Mrs. Fred Anderson are in- M d to attend the Gem theater to- Lrht
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16
Porter's Barber Shop
West Front Street
 Good Barbers Sharp RaZOrs Clean Towels

We want to see you. If you let us shave you today you will be- come one of our regular GUS toners.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16

Advertising pays; don't take our word for it.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16
"ooD FOR SALE

any ,sa saSe orders and have wood poses 'tostn to t for heating or cooking Ostobs0, 70 be GI delivered in September
 ''e <oZ' Advt.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-16

rs~ir,tah3.ys rap% thyself," quoted the sare
 the a'''y foo1 6l breed contempt" quot. | '0'-cincinnati Enquirer.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17
s BODY
IS MUT|LATED
ANGRY MOB GRIND HEIRS INTO
FACE AFTER VOTE AGAINST
MUTILATfON.
BODY IS RECOVERED
To Prevent Further Mutilation Judge
Morris Has Corpse Lifted Into
His Car and Races Off
Toward Atlanta.

ATLANTA. Ga, August IL
Atlanta experienced a feeling Of
revulsion today over the lynching
of Leo NJ. Frank. With his body
dangling from "a tree near Marietta
and his wife close To death with
grief and horror i'm her homo a
MilIedgeville the very men who were
loudest in their denunciati0n oi
Governor Slaton for saving frans.
from legal execution were in many
cases crying for vengeance against
last nights iynchcrs and the prison
officials who permitted their ward
to be dragged from their presence
without n blow in his behalf. Ia j.
considered certain that "A clean sweep
of the prison officials will he made.
Astonishment WAS expressed that
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17
BRITISH TRANSPORT
SUNK BY SUBMARINE
BELIEVED THAT ONE THOUSAND
LIVES WERE LOST IN THE
DISASTER
Vessel Was Torpsdloed saturday
While Carrying Troops to the
Dar,iancllcs-Dnl, >iN Hun
dred Saved.

LONDON. August l7.--One thou
sand lives are believed 10 have been
lost when the British transport Royal
Edward was torpedoed by German
submarine while enronte 10 the par-
danelles. The transport carried
1860 soldiers. - Officers aud a crew
OF ESQ
An official statement To the ad-
miralty SAYS: six hundred are
known 60 have been saved.
The ROYAL Edward was sunk ia
the Aegian sea saturday
The admiralty stated that the
troops were maiuls io reinforce the
Twenty Ninth dieisloH rhc ROYAL
Edward vac formerly q Canadian
Northern ssramer There was much
speculation TODAY a. GO whether
the submarine ahieh tnfpeaoed tho
vessel passed fhnush fhe nardan
elites amd eiadril the siiied varehips
eams from 4 sstraf ha-e uf opera.
iioms "a fhs Asla Minor yeast
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17
THOUSANDS LEAVE CITY
WHILE STORM RACES.

HOUSTON. Texas, August II
With the cities and towns OF South
west Texas Isolated from the rest of
the world and one of the worst fropi-
eel hurricanes of a decade wearing
itself out over the coastal prairIes.
Houston. Beaumont. Galveston and
group of lesser towns are cut off
with San Antonio end Austin Re-
ports from Galveston BY .ast nights
latest arrivals in Houston told of
comparative quiet among the resi-
dents.
The streets of Galveston are re-
ported filled with rain weter, hat the
level of the sea water was several
feet below that of the city last night.
Reports of water from the bay run
ing through the streets evidently
were miscalculated as the rain water
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17

<B ESTIMATED At ABOUT SEVENTY FIVE MEN.
IA message I,ncl,burs in
the body Of
who rrisor last,
a o today in
that place Details to the which he
midnight Il om
the Milegevic prison overpowered
o Frank who
Eaonton Previous all
& 1n& to
the hands his friends seeking his life.
shortly before warden.
guards sleeping a
a
party
sxN9x&
to
No16lna Atlanta basement which the
obtain
~ uonk
ederad al and
aIso futile.
narmu
he had
asking life
his throat FRANKS condition
announced recently that he practically
with quick precision Eight
The men To within Of prison.
n6s nc prison and al except Mle,gevie
To D. >mth covered
c1aoi guard the j. "
of their
, Of the mob then r"se &" the "ehae
being housed ONLY Yesterday
he had been
s,usI,a IN dormitor,.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17

such thing could occur with twenty
rive or thirty armed guards in a
building that could withstand any.
thing except an artillery attack.
The body of Frank was NOS cut
siown today until number of
speeches for and against nu,ilation
had been made. Affer the crowd
had voted against mutilat ON the
corpse was lowered Ia the s,t''un''.
Several men then ieaped forward
and ground their heels into the fa.e
The corpse was then lifted into an
undert.lser's wagon and started Tor
Marietta. The crowd ~urge.l about
the wagon and in order to prevent
further mugiiation Judge Norris
drove his automobile aiong size the
wagon. lifted the corpse into the
ear aud dashed of n the direction
uf Atlanta.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17

OVER LYNCH|NG
COUNTRY IS AROUSED OVER
The SUMMARY EXECUTION
OF LEO FRANK.
SCORES SEE BODY
Thousands Visited Scene of Lynch
ing to View Body Which Had
Not Been Cut Down AT
1880 This Morning.

ATLANTA, Ga. Aug. 17.-Sher
III Hicks of Cobb county, in whose
jurisdiction the lynching of Leo
NJ Frank took place. could not be
found today In his absence the
ward having the corpse cut down.
1t was still dangling in front of
the eyes of thousands al 1880 this
morning. IL is estimated that al
least five thousand people in autos
and on horseback visited the scene
Of the lynching TO view the corpse.
The lynchers' treatment OF their
yictim--a man just recovered from
a wound that almost cost him his
life. according TO prison officials
description of the dumb agony he
suffered as the seif-eonstituted exc
cutioners dragged Frank by the
feet and arms down the stone steps
from the hospital room outside 10
the car awaiting. the picture OF the
ripping opeu Of the terrible cash in
his throat by the moose which
stranelcd him and finally by tht
pltifui collapse of his Wife when
she was told of her husband s.
fate caused feeling of pity aud
indignation asiunishlHe in a cont
munlty which itself was Recently
demundiue the life of the sam"
man hanged TODAY
Continuing hls statement super.
intsnaeui nurke said
eas marehed up the huildlng
ht tne suarl which Was double {
ss 49, pratee,lei When ee hal
rsfshri tat huiidiug q demanf wa-
maiiw ihai ibe 9ates ur epensa antl
ahrn trasis n ,narsr hesitaf~i
fhe bianar.rs heEaH vaffinR tas
aF and faia th. irueiy he waul
su affsa ehen thss sat inside A.
fal ihe Fsta aaa anlaeaet aaa
NIahf Guari f2sstsr eAmr lsrNari.
haf 80 aaa immediately eHKerv
sah saa sna aFsiefl g. thrpe
n hsraf Whsn - eere Atsui
50 fas afatr 80 eers
taE asfan nna
rua H aHa e. Best toear'
Frsmk raam
49,. a. s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17
TEUTONs PUSH
SlAvS HARD
THE RUSSIANS ARE PREptt-
ING TO EVaCuATE IMPORT
Ant POSITION.
THE CIVILIANS FLEE
Mac chincry Works Have ncen Dis
fnantied aud Population tlee~-
Germans Closing i'm on
Russian Line.

LONDON. Aag. is.--isilostok.
one of the important points ON the
Koxno- Hrest Litossk line j. being
evacuated by the Russians before
lhe rush OF Csnerai Won HlndeH.
hufes forfrs. The machinery works
haye been assmansled and large
nert Of tbe asll population has
ard
This ls aecepiva by military ex-
gsfts a. evidence that the Russians
ae nal lntenA "a make real dr.
fenee ua che kasno tise~s Lstuvsk
aae
HiiuNok Is forty ave mlles east
"a Lom1o and ia a lancttan ~ the
~ Wars4p- -l'etroGr4A and lsFess Lisn-
fss raflNays. The Aaatru.sseFman
ara tftagklag sAsa&eis husA tanAs
af tAe Huasians
f'efruEraa eeateHsie that al m
silaeAs la tAe uoFsh are hein3 -.
eaesa eas a sil~Hf ~ - tAs ~.
er&ieas aaatA and ~@st af Br~ss
tsaesA
Herfa astsmv~ sag fa~ nassrsas
ase etmlax .a e4 asla. teenss s.es~a
wAl.e ee.s - nswat Lgfes~s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-17

Fired in order 20 scare of pursuers.
Il uas called to the door OF my
aome as was preparing 90 retire. y
aid Prison superintendent Burke.
and stepped on the outside. The
momeu, did ao tao strong men
rfabbsd ma aud snapped haniruas
ou my wrists -Four others quart
"a mr. tna armed with revolver
aud tne eHh gums when re-
mouetratsd d ihey said r. vac NO use
nr mv io aGuirm aa thes uad come
for Frns and Eere eoinF tu t"t
hm fnld Them he eaa aot Log
"a, hause nut tbef aia 9 kurs
atsra he aas quufteroi an1 weald
1lEr frr H Hlm