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Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
ALLIED WARSHIPS PATROL
 OFF VIRGINIA CAFES
Have Drawn in Close to Three mile
 Limit.

Norfolk, Va, July 21.-AlIied war Capes for several days drew in closer to the three-mile limit today and be- gan a rigid patrol, constantly moving along lane of perhaps Is miles.
 The exact number of ships in the patrol is unknown here.
 A rumor was current today that German submarines acted as a convoy to the Deutschland on her trip and are waiting a short distance out in the Atlantic to return with her. There was no direct evidence tending to confirm the story.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
Food shortaae in esrpoa.v

Amsterdam, via London, July 21 ll.5O p. m.-The "BerIiner Tageblatt" says at a recent conference at Darn stadt with regard to the food situation Adolph T. Won Batocki, president of the German Food Regulation board. frankly admitted that there was a shortage of food stuffs, especially ir towns.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
Football Star Out for Wilson.

New York, July 21.-Eddie Mahan, athlete and football star of Harvard university, will lead the Woodrow Wilson college mems league in the presidential. campaign, Democratic Ma tional Chairman Vance Mccormick said here tonight before leaving for Washington.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
German Civilians to Help in Harvest

The Hague, July 21, via London, July 22, 12.O8 a. m.-The commander of the 2Oth German army corps has ordered the mobilization of all civ ilians to aid in harvesting the crops. They will be paid for their work at the local rates of hire. Exemption from work will only be granted on a doctors certificate. Persons re- fusing to comply with the mobilization order are punishable with a maximum sentence of a years imprisonment and a fine of f.500 marks.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
VIENNA ADMITS WITHDRAWAL,
Retired from Lipa saIients to Escape
 Russian FIankinq Movennent.

Vienna, July q via London 9:48 D. m.-Under the pressure of attacks bv the Russians the Austro- Hungarian forces in the region of the StyT and Llpa rivers, north of the GaIician bor der have been forced to withdraw to new positions in the region of Beres- techk; says an official statement is Eued by the war office today.
 The statement says:
 Tn the sector at the mouth of the Lipa the enemy attacked after artfI- lery preparations which lasted sever al days. His advance by way of Werben, was arrested. Nevertheless we withdrew our salient positions be- fore the threatened surrounding move ment of Berestechk"
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
Carranza Chief Ordered to Mexico
 Civ

Washington July 21-General Cal les, Carranza military chief in Sonora state, has been ordered to Mexico City according to messages to the war de- partment today from Colonel Sage at Nogales. There appears to be some doubt that he will return to the bor- der section, the message adds, although the purpose of his trip to the capital is not given.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

Washington, July 2I-AlI restric- tions upon the movement of exports into Mexico except munitions of war and machinery for their manufacture were removed today by order of the Treasury Department.
 Without the formality of a procla- nation an embargo on shipments in- to Mexico was put into effect by cus-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
pr. strona on the Rorder.

Field Headquarters in Mexico, via wireless to Columbus, N. M, July 21. Robert Bacon, formerly ambassador to France, and Dr. R. P. Strong of tte Harvard Medical School, reached here today They are going over the Amer ican lines of communication to study conditions regarding soldiers in the field and instructions have been is. sued that they be afforded every op- portunity to make a thorough investi-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
Aviator Harmon's Wife Thrown From
 Horse.

Greenwich. CoHn., July 21. Mrs. Clifford B. Harmon, daughter of Com modore E. c. Benedict was thrown from her horse while riding on Indian
 Field road today. when her mount took fright at a passing train. She suffered cuts and bruises about the body but the extent of her injuries has not been determined. She is the wife of the av- iatOr.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
SECRET SERVICE AGENTS
 BRING WILD REPORTS
Tell Pershng That Villa, With 1s,ooo
 is Preparinq Aattaek.

Washington, July 21.-Rumors that Francisco Villa, with a force of LOGO is preparing to attack Torreon were forwarded to the War department to- day by General Funston. He said the story had been brought to General Pershing by secret service agents" Officials were inclined to give it lit tie credence.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
COST OF LIVING
 DOUBLED IN IRELAND
Bread is Nine Cents Loaf, Sugar
 Nine Gents a Pound.

Washington, July 21-Since the out break of the war the cost of living in Ireland has increased 41.2 per cent. A consular report to the Department of Commerce today says bread is nine cents for a two pound loaf sugar nine cents a pound, milk seven cents a quart and butter 32 cents a pound. These prices were forty to fifty higher than normal
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
HanIy Named
 on First Ballot INDIANA MAN HEADS PROHIBl-
 TToNISTS. STEAM ROLLER VICTORY
Nomination Game on First Ballot, With 44o Votes, While William suIzer, Former Governor of New York Re- eeived 18o-Landrith Chosen Vice Presidential Candidate.

St. Paul, July 21-The prohibition national convention which nas been in session here since Wednesday morning adjourned sine die at 3.30 today after nominating J. Frank Han ly, former governor of Indiana, as candidate for president of the United States and Dr. Landrith of Nashville, Tenn, candidate for vice president.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

with more than 100000 men partici- pated in the attacks.
 "The result is that the first line of the German division along a front of about three kilometres of Hardecourt was pressed back from it's foremost trenches into the next trenches, ly- ing 500 metres behind, and enemy di- visions penetrated into the salient of the little wood of VermandviIlers
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
Maneuverina Fleet in at Mswport.

Newport, R. l., July 21.-The squa ron of nine battleships carrying r val militiamen or New York, Penns vania, New Jersey, Connecticut, NJ achusetts and Maine. put in here night after a week of practice euvres off Block Island. The and vii. be. spent here. -s~
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
ViIistas Have Taken to Mountains,

Reports received at Carranza head quarters in Juarez today are all to the effect that the Villa followers have broken up into small bands and taken to the Durango mountains. The Jua- reg officials says they believe any danger of the Villa party again be- coming a power has passed.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
Business Get Together in sou*E
 America.

Buenos Aires, Argentine, July 21.- A conference was held here yesterday to consider a project for economic rapprochement among South Ameri- can countries. It was attended by Frederick J. Stimson, the American ambassador; Ruy Barbosa, the Bra gillian minister; the Argentine foreign minister sa1d several former cabinet
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

The Hughes Democratic voters league of New York, a non-stock corp oration, filed articles at Albany. It is formed to persuade voters with Democratic Jennings in The Bronx "and elsewhere to vote for Hughes.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
steamsE,in Salinas,

London,zJuly 20.-Sailed: Steamer sPannonia, New York.
 Glasgow, July 20.-Sailed: Steamer Sardinian, Boston. | Palermo. July 1a.=-sailea:+ Steamer Patria eewS QYrk.sav
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
Forty, KiIIedsin. Meoeloo, citwstornn

Mextco City, } July 21.-FoTty per sons,v including a. number of, ,' soldiers and women, sWeUes sa1illedo during Sa<very Eaevere Lightning Sand srainEstorm@ @in 9sgEpuebg fsx1cozz 6 s
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
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Martial Law Revoked in Spain.

Madrid July 21 via Paris 7:15 D. m. -The government today revoked it's declaration of martial law The mil itary censorship of press despatcl1es, however, remains in force in order to prevent the publication of comment on the European war
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
Riafd-.ExoIusion- a+zNorwaIk.

HSorwalk, sConn-,- Ju1y421.-As a#pre- caution against infantile paralysis the board of health tonight ,adopted a res \ olutions closing the cityeto alls children tfrom .sNewa York ., and Syicinit tEgzlnder s hegaKasofs a s@years. .y2ss
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

Another trolley car of the local trac- tion company at Wilkes-Barre, Pa. was blown up by dynamite, making the second attempt in 2 days to kill strikebreaking crews.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

Further hearing on legislation to regulate the use of waters of Niagara Falls for power purposes, to begin August l, were decided upon by the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

Representative John J. Fitzgerald of New York, announced that he would be a candidate of reelection.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

Wilson c. Ashbridge, the murderer, who broke jail last Monday night and was recaptured in Chester, Pa, is at tempting to evade the electric chair by means of a hunger strike.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

Senator Poindexter, of Washington, has offered in the Senate an amend ment which heW will ask to have in corporated the Senate committee on finance.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

P. w. WeitzeI, receiver of the first National Bank, of London, Ky, was arrested, charged with emzezzling funds of the institution.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

Hundreds of man eating sharks, 12 to 14 feet long, were sighter a few miles off the Virginia coast.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

The Girard Trust Co.,, of Philade1- phia. has been incorporated in Hi nois with a capital of $2,500,000.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

Two hundred fishermen are believed to have lost their lives in a monsoon off the coast of Colombo, Ceylon.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

Lieut. Gen Ichonosuko Oka, Minis ter of War in the OI1uma Cabinet ip 1914-15-16, is dead at Tokio.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

Four deaths among 16,oo0 men the past 4 weeks of service at McAllen, Texas Is the mortality record of the New York division.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

The Consolidated Mining 6 Refining O., at Dover, Del, has been incorp- orated with a capital of $1, 1,5O0,0OO.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
VIOLENT FIRE ON
 27 MILE FRONT
Two Hundred Thousand Men Participated in the
 Allied Attack
GERMANS YIELD GROUND AT HARDECOURT

Retire From First Second Line Trenches Over Two Mile FrOnt-BerIn Claims 2,OOO British Killed in Attack on Frommes, Besides Nearly 500 Prsoners-Von Linsingen Retiring Before Advancing Russians at Confluence of Styr and Lipa.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

Gold amounting over $4,ooo,ooo was depositeI in the United States mint at Philadelphia for the account of J. P. Morgan & Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

Emperor Francis Joseph of Austri' Is gravely i'll.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
The Western Union Te

The Western Union Telegraph Co.,
 announced the interruption of the
 cable between Teneriffe and Senegal, messages will be forwarded via Bres' Dakar without change in rate.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

Major Sir Foster Hugh Egerton CunIiffe, military historian, has been killed while fighting at the front in France.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

Officials of the Union Fuel Gas Co.,, report that oil has been struck in West Virginia
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

Several hundred employees of the Carborundum Co.,, who have been on strike since July 13, returned to work.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

The steamer Connus of the Southern Pacific company collided with d barge of the Consolidated Coal company off Sea Girt. Seven members of the barge's crew WI takn aboard the ComuS.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

E. J. Pearson, vice. president of the New Haven, has been elected a director of the road.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
Mexic Embargo
 is Now Lifted
BUT RESTRICTIONS RIGID ON
 MUNITIONS OF WAR.
CONGESTION ON BORDER

Industries in Mexico Will Profit by Broad Order of Treasury Depart ment-4,ooo carranza's Troops Elm bark Against General Cantu in Low CT California.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

The bank at Alpha, Michy near Es- canaba, was robbed of $25,00o by two men, who locked the cashier in the vault and escaped.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

A favorable report on the admins tration shipping bill has been submit ted by the Senate Commerce Com mittee.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

The Holland Line steam I ship Noordam sailed for New York. On board are 50 Belgian women ard children who are being sent to join relatives in the United States.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

The construction plans of the Beth lehem Steel Corporation call for the erection of four new blast furnaces at Sparrows Point, four at SteeIton and four at Bethlehem.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

Colin M. seIph, of St. Louis, was elected president of the National As sociation of Postmasters at Washing ton.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
Berr4ar Berns+efn. nevv editor o4

Herman Bernstein, new editor of The American Hebrew, in yesterdays issue of the Jewish national weekly pleads for unity upon the part of the Hebrew race for the alIeviation of suffering in the belligerent countries
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
THE RED QUEENS COUNTRY

Have business efforts led into the Red Queens ountry You how "Aioe in Wonderland" and until effort
 
 "Where she said the Red Queen, somewhere else when like thi" whereupon the
  much faster in the place.
 business running without getting anywhere the will The morning modern leader in the
  the the reader his days suggestions will have the greatest influence.
 advertising morning Norwich choose The BuIetinand will "arrive!" During following The Bulletins coIumns
 Bulletin Telegraph Local General Total Saturday, July 15.. 177 158 934 1269 Monday, July IT,. 176 144 28O 600 Tuesday, July 18.. 161 137 t36 434 Wednesday, July 19.. 168 164 232 564 Thursday July 2o.. 163 15O 271 584 Friday, July 21.. 18O 132 16O 472 Totals ........ .. 1925 885 2O13 3923
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

Mrs. James Fischer was instantly killed by falling four stories from window of her home at No. 450 East 147th Street. More than a score of children playing in the vacant lot ad- joining witnessed the accident.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

Stockholders of the Virginia Railway & Power Co.,, have approved an in crease in preferred stock of the com pany from $8,OO0,O00 to $9, ,0G0, 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
Total Circulation is the Largest Proportion Cs Population
Condensed Telegrams

Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria Is gravely i'll.
 John D. RockefeIIer's fortune has passed the billion dollar mark.
 William Charles Wynn, fourth Bar on Marlborough, is dead at London. .
 Eugene McKeever, 8, of Staten Is- land, was drowned in Staten Island Sound.
 Officials of the Union Fuel Gas Co.,, report that oil has been struck in West Virginia.
 Ernnan J. Ridgway, who has been ed itor-in- chief of the Butterick publish ing, retired.
 K. H. Reach, town marshal of Daw- son Springs, y, was shot and killed in a pistol duel.
 E. J. Pearson, vice. president of the New Haven, has been elected a sls. 41-z
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22

An effort to mediate the situation which threatens a strike of trolley men at Yonkers, N, Y, tonight will be made by the YOnkers Chamber of Commerce.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03
WOUND Tcll IIis TronhIcs.

Just nachully sner Il heap 3f him
a'tcr THAT. me kccpin' bar u tltc
tavern them days an he got 50 he'd
tell me his troubles Ike Il man viii
when they wont nobody but the bar
keep listen To him no mo, him gcftin'
garaous
Tie says. 7 reckon tits mo his mas
fault n It's ltisil, beift'S he want hD.ncd
TO nigh bout Il week u'tcr t~as x
pcctcd. an just naehully they Gorldnt
nobody blame hla 70 hat but pears
like lie ain't uCrGr EEIne Q cptch MI
witE llIat thar lost tiHir iiea al'ay9
anywlcrcs fin hour 10 4 week bG-
Hind. ai ] reckon when his opppritln
ity comes hc won't wake up ill a'ter
Ills done went by
va all hant edicatcd him proper
! says an he fair xnlndrs
'IaliGk him every day. rcIiGl0uS' biz
says They cant nobody do no no q
that
Should Develop Character.
But | says. I.ickin'S Is good 70 4
boy. o c,6sc. but rhcys morn that goes
tn 4 edication. Pears like WI all IN
done Elve Him iotH and IittleS. as ti5n
Good Book says. but IN neglected plp'
important mattcrs Thing 10 10, | saEs.
IS 10 learn him 10 play poker. TIL
ami nutIlin ell to draw poker 10 Ia
dNGlop his character an Ieurn him
Them Gratis Nhat'l mako Il man outcu
him il hes Ent il INTO Him.
'.Iini be says, I'sdone tried tolcarn
him that. O co'se. but pc;rs like b
goes to sleep every ;imo il comes his
turn 10 deal. Plays a torahlc good
game too nn.y 10 not liSin his mind
Ionic II likc he'd Oilsit I reckon
.mebhp jig ain " Gpt no mind 10 fx
Couldn't pIag no good aanr iFsh@
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03

pa was daid, an he sho' did maintain
the family dignity handsome
Got Into Regular Game.
They want a hcllova lot left In the
old mans strong box when be done
cashed III, long o. Bub havfn had "
key S long Is he had, bur they was
enough 70 TO give him start into a
big game. an I want mo n week
later what he done got abo.d one o. the
river boats, loOkin 10 that opporchun-
MY what he didn't never had M 10
that time. done heerd about III later
on. an 'cording 10 what was said I've
aPays been sorry want thar
: Pears he done got roped in To- a
sucker. same s he'd reckoned on, an
showed enough Of wad To- 10 make
the pfessionals coycchoUs.E SO they was
two on EN- set In With him with all
the money they cd raise. Then Bub,
not havin' M Grc't of a hand. bet ZEN
both TO Il %tandstill. So they was mo-
n 4 million dollars in the pot
Then he done went TO sleep, an Jest
as they was reachin TO- the pot he
made gun play Them that seen III
said they never sec two guns handled
so we'll at the same time
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03
SPITZBERGEN
Coal Bought from Americans
Will Be Mined on an
Extensive Scale.
-orEesnonGence "a Assoclated rrcssl

Correspondence Of Associated prcs$
CTiRISTlAsHI4A Norway, Dec. ..
The Norwegian Coal Company which
brought the American coal field on
spitzbefgcn has nov completed the
preparatory work for getting the min
ing started and this year will have
mined more than $4,000 tons,-19, 900
tons OF which already have been ex-
ported to Norway in the time from
August 5 10 October i. II is the aim
of the company in 1920 tn have a yearly
production Or 100000 tons Favorable
weather for tho four months from Juno
to September Will allow an average Of
100 days for the shipping of the coal
and there is no difficulty In keeping the
mines going the year around
There are nov under construction
AZ Advent lay great piers with the
mostmodcrn loading machines so as 10
permit the loading OF 1000 tons day.
Later similar facilities will be pro-
vided ut Green EIarbor.
II is claimed The quality of this coal
is superior 70 The best English coal
and the Norwegian industry, navy and
mercantile marine Will take all it can
ROT
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03
Carteret Evens UP Old Scores
i'll Due Time and
Branches Out.
Rr DAVID s. IIlIS.

..Some,res in the Good Book. said
old man Circcnlam- With reminiscent
CLEAN in his eyes. III says what oppor-
chunity is a Wild hoss, II a man
cotches of him nc wants II get on an
ride immcjit, but If he waits 70 10 git
saddle an bride onto him the hossll
sit away.
81 disrcmenbcr whether twas one q
the prophets or one q the patriots done
said it, hut that don't make no p'ticIar
diff 'rence. Thcy's q heap q sense into
it, an whoever twas, he knowed en-
sid'able bout bosses. Bein's wise al
its, it Tnought q been Solomun said III.
on'y fo' him kn0WiIt mo bout women
N he did bout ont do spots reckon
mebbe it was linn anyway. secin' he
done wrote proverbs G nccInin night
bout evcrythin they was whether rs
knowed. about am or not. Some on en-
is with remcmb'rin'
One nf His Best.
Fl al'ays Considered this i'm was one
o. the hest . the lot beinS pracfic. as
tits. an one / cycrybodS'd ought 70 10
carry out into his daily life.
OIL don't know" said NIr. Owen
Pepper. ''Th nin.t many what's i'm the
habit 81 cotchin wild bosses cF'Lty day.
Pears like III Amt no gre't value TO IL
on'y when he does. an, wouldn't call
that MS daliN HE
'tNebbc nor said tile old man with
sarcastic emphasis. - reckon yo all
wouldn't have the guns tO call nnrnin
even IL ro'3hclt the wirnin' hand, bun
this ger proverb holds good 9Th viii
asses same's 1t does with boss. I'm
they wouldn't nobody have no trouble
fndn a wild ass If 20 all was :tuy-
where's round
He cached fol, his hlIngstlrtcr white
he was speaking and MIR. Pcppc
stepped out. After lie had gone tia
old man sat a WhllE evidently think
ing. Efter a time he sal
c'7s.d'b bic but they was otae sense n
what he done Sail. 0nn5l hlntties
don Il come to5a man every day no mo
Wild horses docs. Pfints lis 70 10 hc
p'pared TO en- when they does como
an, not go fiddIin round.
"Jedge Carteret was ono / was al'ays
ready. an he done His best fo' Ia train
up his on'y son flo to fnl!er i'll his feet
steps. but no Feared like Bob Car
teret was al'ays cnmln round alter the
other boys had don eat the watcruil-
lion they'd stole an not never gettin'
none on il. havin' the fatal Gift oh
percast igation. as rho jedge called Id.
THE old man done wo' out 4 hull
gross o. hick'Ty saplins tryin' "a ctirc
him OF it. but twa'ntt no use. Feared
like he didn't seem 10 have no idea o.
never bein' on time 10 nothin an
bimeby his pa got clean discouraged
an took 10 drink
Y 5 . . . Z 4 Nh
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-03
OLD GREFNLAW TELLS
ANOTHER POKER YARN
c'nsid ahlr of Il problem 10 think about.
Nnnalnd Beti.r EEnining.

c'nsid .ahlc 0f 4 problem 10 think about.
Needed Better Training.
BIB Cartcrct want nothin 20 me-.
nor me to him. but they can't nobody
what Is d'siIOus d the gcn'i welfare o.
mankind, Ike am, remain inditiercnt
when he sGes q fellow hcin' rose ~
wronE li%re Was 4 boz just biIddin.
.intn laalsHon1 tholitrn navin tho in-
stiuks of Il man disallcd into linn am
hiS pa not KNOWN how ~ do It. an /
amt one "a Sit BY IDLE an see II did
wronr tho,aen tHaKin . effort 10 see
how Il cid tie Gtd proper. so ! ponders
pnt0 t. Gncrfll an bimcbT ! EitS q
idca
.,e< tii.i~ j seen Enb Cartcrcf i
says to him what him an me Il better
have Z iitflG Tux together. bein 4 ]
rcckpurd rncbbe ! mought hcp hitn
nlons orto tho broad an narrct patlt
o ltfr c'Sidcrable il itc was 10 II#len vi
mc spell
willing 20 Listen.
'Fffc didn't pear 10 be much IN
frosted lirgi off hit he says What he
airtt got noibfn else 10 do jest ,ilcn.
amt hc rcekoned l4o maught Mol
listen III me as Ef, IN, il II Id loan litui
4 chaw ~ tnbaekcr
II done give il 10 him. hciH \ to-
bacco don't cost 4 man nothu II he's
keepI1l lar 10 somebody c.se, sd We
Set down sociitBle an -t,eEins at flifu.
Nj says. 'Yo all pears to M aIl
cuouel. na" ID u talse lao intcrtst .in
things III what va does GFlasvITl to4.
backcIs alI right Il fur & ii goes but.
ihcr mo important things rs he
c'naidered
.fi.aisa draw poker. now. rh, amt
nntIaus ma yaEahln 10 Il man what
.xpcrts to bc rich an. reSprGttil.Ic iaro
his Old aye n Il good worEsirt' kImwl-