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WASH 7. SICK;
NEEDED TONIC
Had No Appetite, Felt Out OF Sorts
But Taniac Returned Health
EXPLAINS WHY HE
NOW ENDORSES IT

Il didn't feel exactly sick when |
began taking this new medicine. Tan
lac, but I had tired. WORKOUT feel
ing. felt good for nothing all the time
and had lost my appetite. just de-
cided what | needed was something
good to build me up and in Tanlac !
found the very thing. That is why |
gladly recommend it to others, for now
enjoy great appetite, in fact. had 10
quit taking it my appetite reached
such huge proportions and the results
got were quick and permanent l am
sure. I recommend it as a tonic and
appetizer to everybody" declared Will
liam Wooster, who with energy,
strength and appetite wonderfully in.
creased joined the throngs praisinC
tanlac in Wheeling.
Procure Tanlac at c. H. Griest &
Co.'s Drug Store, 81 per bottle.-Adv.
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fecting the railroad situation is the
bill to enlarge the Interstate Com
merce Commission from seven to nine
members. Senator Newlands, Chair
man of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission has said he would press that
and the President is known to have ex-
pressed desire that it be passed..
There was much informal discus
sion today Of suggestions TO attach
the Interstate Commerce Commission
bill provisions for compulsory arbi-
tration of railroad disputes and an ex-
preston of opinion on the. part Of con-
gress that the railroads should be en-
titled to more revenues If they accept
the eight hour day involving an in
crease, in operating expense. Efforts
to press such measures, 1t was de-
clared, would provoke long discus.
sion and undoubtedly hold congress in
session indefinitely.
House leaders are going ahead with
the completion Of their program. With
quorum of members in town ale
house will meet Tuesday and act on
the deficiency appropriation Dill.
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HOLD UP ADJOURNMENT
CONTINUED from First Page.)

posed of the senate will lay aside the
revenue bill long enough 10 pass the
general deficiency appropriation blll
as soon as it comes from the, house
Tuesday or Wednesday. With the last
of the appropriations out OF the way
and conference reports completed, ao-
ministration leaders hope to pass the
revenue bill: to defeat motions that
will be made to take up the corrupt
practices and immigration bills. and
then 10 adjourn.
Senator Owen will struggle TO The
end for action on corrupt practices
and Senator Smith, or South Carollna'
threatens to call up immigration agalH
but administration leaders have en-
1ertained no fears that these motions
would interfere with adjournment.
only Bill in Sight.
So far as known tonight, the only
that might be pressed af-
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RAILROAD STRIKE
fConttnusd rom First Page.)

carried full instructions as to how to
proceed In case a strike is called.
They had official notice, duly signed
and sealed, that strike had been
called, and will forward these to the
chairman of their respective locals
Immediately upon arriving home, sub
iect to release by telegraph. If a
break comes, the committee here will
advise the chairmen Of the various
lines, who will communicate with their
local chairmen.
Every detail is covered in the in
structions TO minor officials. Espe
cially prominent among the printed in
struCtions is the warning that the en-
ployes shall remain off company prop
erty once a strike Is declared.
Insofar as could be learned, the plan
of the brotherhoods 10 continue run.
ming supply trains to the Mexican
border. enough passenger trains to
keep necessary business moving and
possibly some milk trains, announced
last week, had not been abandoned.
The sixty-four small lines employees,
whose grievances the railroad man
ayers have declined to arbitrate would
be included in a general strike order,
it was understood. If an amicable set
Element is effected they will not be
included, as the managers aver they
have no right TO act for them.
The powers were given to the COM
mittee of twenty-four at busy four
hour meeting. Angered by their futile
ten day wait here in an effort TO effect
a settlement with the railroad execu-
tives the men went TO their hall in
sistent that all save few Of them be
permitted TO 60 home and prepare for
strike Had the president not been
concerned in the negotiations, 1t was
freely said. they would have voted to-
day to withdraw from the negotiations
Immediately.
Plan Adopted.
The plan finally adopted was ready
for consideration when the meeting
began. The heads of the four brother
hoods and their vice-presidents worked
it out last night and today. Every
possible scheme that meant the saw
ing of time in conducting a strike had
been included. The committee Of
twenty-four. with the exception Of the
four brotherhood heads. was named
from among the general chairmen
whose homes are within twelve hours
Of Washington.
The brotherhood heads expect to re-
main here indefinitely II strike
comes. and they want men about them
whose homes are not too far away.
The proposal TO stand by the Prest-
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AIR RAID OF ALLIES
WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL

LONDON. Aug. GA squadron OF the
entente allies aeroplanes hombarded the
neighborhood of Client Friday morn
ing. according TO the Echo Beige. SAYS
first bomb was dropped at $40 o'clock
and the bombardment had continued IS
minutes when there was terrific en-
ploslon that lasted Is seconds. shatIGr-
INK windows throughout the city. The
explosion is supposed to have Dcen
caused by the blowing up Of an ammuni-
ton depot Soon A second explosion.
equally severe. was heard: The news
pa pers say it is reported there we're
many victims.
An ammunition depot at Meireke also
was blown up and a Zeppelin was Sc
rinuSlY dana ced.
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EMBO[US PROVES
FATAL TO miner

What nurses and DR.. r. H. Wilson OF
Martins Ferry hospital say was an en-
brolic attack, proved fatal to Tony
Storch, Borton coal miner, who had oeen
in the hospital for about three weeks.
The foreigner was in for a compound
fracture Of the ankle, and fifteen min.
utes before his death, which OCCURRED at
l2:45, was practically. Wei. His con-
dItion changed so suddenly that Doctor:
Wilson, hastily summoned, failed to ar
rest the attack.
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dents plan in general, and particular

dents plan in general. and particular
ly regarding the eight hour day was
adopted amid wild cheers.
Every speech made by the brother,
hood leaders was received enthusiasts
tically They thanked the men TOR
their patience throughout the long or
deal here, urged them. if strike
came, to conduct il in an orderly man
ner. predicted victory. in the end and
warmly praised the President.
Once free to 20 home, the men were
happy as school boys. Some of them
almost ran TO their hotels. Heads OF
the four organizations received the
leaders from various sections Of he
country and passed out all Of the dc'
tailed instructions regarding the CON
duct of the proposed strike. Copies
Of instructions mailed we're to these
committeeman who left for their
homes last night.
Opinion Divided.
Brotherhood men leaving tonight
were divided in their opinion as 10
what the outcome would be. All OF
them said they were hopeful of avoid,
ing a strike but that they were we'll
prepared for one Of ii should come.
They have sufficient funds 10 finance a
strike for some time. they said. and
have no fear Of the financial aspect OF
a walkout.
After the last meeting today il de-
veloped that the brotherhood men
have suspected for several days that
they had three spies in their midst
who were reporting regularly 10 he
railroad heads. In some mysterious
manner. reports Of the secret meet.
ings Of the brotherhonds have been
reaching the railroad executives head
quarters within a short time after
they have adjourned each day.
Often these reports were in the
hands of persons at the executive
headquarters before the brotherhood
officials had left their hall.
Careful investigation convinced The
brotherhood officials that they knew
the trio and several speeches and re-
ports were planted tor them in the
meetings. AS the union leaders had
expected. these reports soon reached
the executives. In the subsequent
meetings the alleged spies were ZIP
braided roundly by several speakers,
but they never were named.
Rea Makes Statement.
Samuel Rea. president of the lennsyl-
vania railroad tonight issued state
ment which for the first time since
the executives decided upon IN" course
they would pursue flatly announced
that rather than give up arbitration
they regarded IL a. better 10 face a
strike. He declared that for the rail
roads 70 Weld would result in a temper
arv but nrnhahIy NOT q permanent most.
movement Of tho strike, and thar the is
sue Of Arbitration III stake in the pres
emf situation would be loft unset lied.
nav, :.sra ,bn reasnns whv The hcuds
~ 10 raiIways with y full auprecja-
10, Of tho solemn and wcigh:y rcspon-
sihI,iI,, rrstinr on them, as wei as OF
tbnir dutv 10 the bubble and to their
sharchoIders. have ben forced 10 the
cnmcInsinn ihat !, is hntter To face tho
aIt.rnative Of 4 strike than 70 surrcn-
der.
Mir Rca wen, on tn point out the his
tory Of tho STRUGGLES between railroads
and their employees, spoke nj the de.
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ITALY DECLARES WAR
Continued from, First Fase.)

Powers in February last asked the
Italian REPRESENTATIVES why their ma
ton WAS not ut war with Germany.
Italy already had agreed not 10 con
clude separate peace anu Al thc
Paris conference sanctioned the plan
for a permanent high council OF me
Entente Powers for future conduct OF
the war. The increasing cooperation
among the Entente Allies and the
necessity for bringing into service
Italy's surplus of troops which could
not be- employed on the other fronts
without bringing on war win Ger
many, gradually brought Italy into
such a position that II became evident
a declaration of hoslilities agains!
Germany was only matter OF time.
First Overt Act.
The first overt act in Ibis direction
occurred shortly after the Paris con
ference, probably as a result of 1t.
On February - Italy requiSitloned 81
of the 81 German steamships informed
in Italian ports, 10 help meet the
pressing needs OF the allies for ship
ping facilities. Other indications of
approaching war have been observed
in recent weeks a German court
ruled that Italy and Germany were
actually. though not formally, at war.
IL was reported unoffically that Ger
many had taken charge of the defence
Of Triest. 4 more definite indication
was the severance last month Of the
last tie between the nations. The
commercial agreement providing for
mutual respect for the rights OF each
others subjects was denounced. The
final step was The sending of Italian
troops 10 Saloniki.
Although officially At peace. Italy
and Germany severed diplomatic rela'
tons last year. On the day after
ltaly's declaration Of war against Aus.
tra, Prince Won Buelow and his staff
left Rome and two days later the ltal'
ian ambassador AT Berlin was with.
drawn. That was why Italy adopted
the unusual procedure of asking
Switzerland 10 inform Germany OF her
declaration of war.
llaly's action probably will have lit
tie effect on the military situation in
the immediate future, although slhe
war goes Oh il may have more i'm
portant bearing. On the Austro-ltal
ian front Italy finds active use for
hardly more than half her army and
in future can send available troops 10
Any lIVul. IldNlI5 lII4 SSil
already TO the Macedonian campaign
ltaly's step is Of no significance as
respects that theatre of war. Germany
hereafter will be free to take such
part in the Austro-Ilalian campaign
as may be decided on by the Teutonic
allies, either in the way Of leadership
or by utilizing her soldiers when
needed in the rapid shifting Of troops
from one front TO another.
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czar Will Oo-operate.

PETROGRAD, Aug. 27-Vla London,
40 P. M.-Emperor Nicholas replied
today to tho message sent last month by
President Wilson to the heads or Eu-
ropcan governments. urging their 60
operation in measures to make poSslnlc
the forwarding Of food supplies to the
starving people of Poland. The En-
peror assured the President OF his VIII
lngness TO cooperate as far as possible
in any future efforts.
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DIE D

GLAsS-On Saturday. August 81. 1915.
at 10:40 o'clock a. m. at Ohio V4lloY
General Hospital. MARTHA GIBSON,
wife of r. r. Glass.
Funeral services at-the family residence
near Edgington Lane Station: Tues
OF the family are invited to attend.
Interment in Greenwood cemetery
DAY1S-yery suddenly, at the Martins
Ferry hospital Thursday, August -.
1916, at SIS o'clock Q. M, ELLA NAY.
wife Of Forbes B. Davis. -.
Funeral services Sunday. August 27th.
at 10 o'clock g. m. from family resi-
dence, PIG Howard street Bridgeport.
Friends Of the family invited to ~.
tend. Intermcnt private. IN River
view cemetery, Martins Ferry.
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TO REMODEL MINE.

i Special dispatch TO the 1ntelltsencer.
FAIRMONT. W. Va. Aug. 2I.-The
| Consolidation Coal company has appro-
| priatcd $4,000 to bring the. Montana
mine up to modern plant. This is one
OF the plants that placed Fairmont on
| the coal map. 1t was opened thirty
years ago and has been In continuous
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BULGAR|ANS REPORT
CONTINUED from First Page,)

OF Koverla mountain Con the frontier
ten miles southeast Of korosmezo)
our troops drove the enemy out Of his
positions on Hill 1929, three miles
northeast of koverla mountain. and
occupied this height. In this opera
ton we captured three officers. IT'S
men and four machine guns. Our ad-
vance continues"
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pn1ana CnnfKcatAd.

ROME. Aug. 26-VIa Paris; Nus. q
11:35 P. M.-The ancient palace OF the
republic of Venice. the Pallazo d. Ven
Tia concerning which there has been q
long Ions popular agitation, was, confseated
by the government today. The Palace
vas given by Pope Clement VII TO
Venice and remained in possession Of
~ ranrhlic until Its fall when 1t passed
to the Emperor of Austria, For some
time it was the seat OF the Austrian en-
bassy to the vatican.
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Austro-rrunRnry Perturbed.

LONDON. Aug. q 1850 p. n1.-The
developments In the Balkans appear 10
be causing perturbation in :Austro-Hun,,
gary. according 10 a dispatch rece1Ved
here from Borne Switzerland. These ad-
vices says there IS serious poll
crisis in Hungary. the opposition leaders
having demanded a coalition cabinet
which the Emperor has denied.
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Steamer Not q Prizo.

LONDON. Aug. 27-3 P. MA Reuter
desnatch from Stockholm says the Ger
rnap nrize crew which carly this month
took The Swedish steamship Lemis. cap
tured by German warships. into the
swedish port Of Gotland, owing to short
age of coal. has been ordered 10 quit tne
Vessei After long negotiations the de-
cSSion has been reached that the steamer
and her cargo were not legitimate prizes.
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The war office announced today that
the Serbians, making counter attacks.
had pushed back the Bulgarians. All
but one of the forts about the Greek
port Of Kavala have been occupied by
the FulEarians. Two British monitors
and Que cruiser bonn banded these posi-
lions Friday.
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Enormous Army.

BERLIN. Aug. 27. (By wireless 10
Sayvilel--A semi-official announce
ment today says that between Febru;
ary 81 and July 90 there were engaged
in the Verdun sector 66 French divis-
ions, nearly 100000 men. In the bat
tie Of the Somme the announcement
SAYS the French have % divisions and
the British 81.
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A Hint to the Wise Is Sufficient.

No one can reasonably hope for
good health when his bowels are con-
stipated. Take Chamberlain Tablets
and get relief. They are easy TO take
and pleasant in effect. Obtainable
everywhere
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In addition to all night sittlnSs OF the
rJunrarian chamber, the dispatches add.
an austrian cabinet sat for eight hours
Thursday and seven hours Friday and
the Hungarian cabinet for nine hours
Thursday and ten hours Friday.
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BERLIN, Aug. II. (By wireless

BERLIN, Aug. q. (By wireless to
Sayv,llc.)-An official statement issued
here today says:
"The German Emperor has ordered
nostronement urtil after the war of the
execution Of all sentences imposed for
the punishment Of French prisoners,
both civilian and military on account
Of this year"
The Overseas News Agency adds:
"rhe newspapers state that this &C
tion was taken as q result OF reclpTo-
cal agreement with the French govern
ment."
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tue VII 1eUIpc Virginia av. and
INL n IL lOHInl beach. Ocean view
Capacity $50; private baths. elevator
porches, etc. Special rates. SIS UP week
iy, S2,so up daily. American plan. Every
convenience. Open all year. Auto meets
trains. Booklet. SAMUEL ELLIS.
au-2S-t-s-9
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Arm Merchant Ships.

Berlin, Aug. =, (By WiEeIess 20 say
VILE. )-"Telegram from Rotterdam say
the British government has announced
10 th, Dutch government that from tho
middle OF August. all British merchant
ships are being armed" says the Over
seas News Agency.
Ship captains have received from toe
RritIsn Admiralty strict orders to use
their armament on the high seas against
ali ships OF enemy countries, but to re-
spect neutral waters.
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LEXINGTON

Pacific and Ark. ayes. Grounds adjoining
beach and boardwalk. ONLY HOTEL
WHERE GUESTS MAY GO TO SCKt
in BATHING Attire WITHOUT U.s.
ING STREETS. WHICH is PROHIBIT
ED. Use Of bath house free. RUNNING
WATER IN ROOMS. Private baths
Special rates, 50 to $3.50 weekly; 81 UP
daily, Nncluding choice table. supplied
from OWN FARM. WHITE SERVICE.
ORCHESTRA. BALLROOM. GARAGE.
BOOKLET mailed. au-l6-t-29
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. AND
BEACH. Central TO all attractions. Fri
vate baths, running water in rooms. ele-
yator. fine porcheS, ETC.; capacity $50.
RookIet r, H. WILLIAMS.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
nANKRuPr srocX SAGE,

50 revolving stools. ! large range 2
large water filters. dish washer with
drain boards. attached. hot cake griddls
with oven. l large wall clock. show
cases, butter churn. lot ii tables.
dishes. ETC., also Tools of all description
bought and sold. Tool Store. 1883 Mar.
ket St.. Wheeling. w. Va. Open Satur.
day evenings until 10 o'clock. National
phone 1316-R. aI-2S-i
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FOR SALE-Farms.

FOB EALE-S0 acres. 200 feet from
Sards, Ohio. New seven-room house
and barn; $50 peach trees besides other
fruit trees. Real bargain 10 quick buyer.
F. J. Eogler. Sardis. Ohio au19n
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Serbs Rush Back Bulgars,
PARIS. Aug. 81. ESQ p. m.-Eiolent
fighting between Bulgarian and Serbian
troops continues on the Macedonian
front. in the region Of Lake Ostrore.
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PATENTSs$sssts'sE5;;;.S ;:s ss; s;
trademark litigation. Booklet fres.
K.'1. DuN1AT, 1ttsnt Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank BuildinE
Wheeling. ". Va
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WANTED-Female Help

DINING ROOM a1RL-Apply 1908 1lain
Street. au-254
wANTED-Girl TO help with general
housework on farm. Good lone for
right person. Mrs. Sarah 4. Giffin, Tria-
delphia, w. Va, r. D. No. 2. Bell eS2-R
3 E. 6. au-2i.m
wANTEp-Girl for general housework
good wages. small family. Reference
required. Bell phone 349 Aitenheim:
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wANTED-Men and boys. for light fac.
tory work Apply Wheeling Corruga:
ting Company. Martins Ferry. Q.
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wANTED-Two young men to wo:k
news agents on 3. & o. trains: Apply
at Union News Co. office. B. & Q: depot
se-3.tf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-07
CONSISTENCY FEATURE
or THE STOCK MARKET
Prices In Most Cases Move In Exact
Obedience to the In
fuenceS.
IMPORTANT NEWS is FACTOR
Paper Companies Make Fabulous
Earnjngs-Sharp Declines i'll Some
Of the Motors Are SoteIi-Cop-
pcrS Sell on.
BY RRnAnAN NALL.

NEW YORK june s.--Cons!der:ne the re-
,na-ksele number Of things OF an unpleasant
nature that happened today and the total
absence OF anything GOOD ,ha: was new. the
stock n,aske; gave splendid account ~
itself One good feature was iha; prices
moved in e4sc: obedience - ,hc Influences
compiete consistency was seen in every IL
An a,teur, was made in the early part Of
the dan 20 .nirimi1r ;hc seriousness OF the
death OF Lord Kitchener. SnrksrS how,
more n ,hs ss ns y nat ons ship TIA"
she would suffer IN he loss OF = srea,
Of advers. Importance was ;hs Gss:lock az
Then there Was the reported piseins 81
70 en,ry INTO H. wsg.. -. dea,h .; The III.
sassir Hsas @ .. the japanese premisr
ny COPPER COMPANIES
Declaration OF extra dividends by the
roads road T YER only routine news
Ssiopnent., coppcrs SOLD on on annopnsH-
All had been alnouneed wesk. az. az but
OF special movement heading Harrss,s'.
OF New Jersey. and cruoible ATTRACTED the
i iea on Si rene%.d talk Of 4 msion
Some OF Ne TeroEis O. ec eo.nn N Ee
Nay the sales were u per cent greater than
May Of las; yeE. sioss: she,nc'd iet e o.,
m. rate OF more than 60 per cent yearly.
one o. the insiders OF the A'neric"n Loco,
motive Company stated that tie concern
is ea-ntnr Is per cent on SIS common stock.
Paper companies are making fabulous
earnings. ~ =.
abe weak Brother among the rails is caEn.n :
fully enough to justify the record hiEn p'iSs
nat Its preferred stock made to-day "a
IS Louisv!ile and Nashville. which also made
high record for the yeaE norfolk nna
Western established new hlEf price, hu'
.t was price fully justified hy earnings
NEW YORK. Jure s-M.rcan;io Dane-,
~, Sterling $685.. demand. go cables
st76;, Bar silver. G6-s M"Nican dollars
s,is Government, nond-. strong railToa!
bonds Arm Time loans. firm sixty. ninety
DAYS and six months as. Cal. money
firm; ruling rate.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK June Paw sugar. Gu!ct
mnlssses. $50; refined. steady: Centrifugal.
GS' Butter. steady: cheese. steady. Spo'
coffee. unsettled: Rio :, s'~. santos Is. lo..
Selling By local professionals on tho hcavi-
moss IN lard resulted IN sharp decline in
cotton oil but there partial rally
towards the close huy.nG az Srpt"mhc-
on orders from tn" convention n Memphis
and short covering Final prices were E"n-
orally unchanged 10 points net lower
Sales 400 barrels Tho market closed
steady. Jure. nissan n: July and August
loTs TIoSc: September. - Z; 1858. October
49, 81. November. oI1R :.iS: December
a.n4 q g .nh: January. eos q az! Spot. L. . bis!