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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-28
Government to Take
Over Some Mines

ftnrtiutied from Fmee nuf-l
deersd coal Tor distribution 10 needy
families WAS reported 10 the Nehrnaka
state railway commission today.
a telegram 10 the commission from
a member ~ the committee said M
least 100 families were without coal
and that there were more h|ppiiculOna
on nie for fne thnn h supply would
cover. cold weather has been pre-.
vnilinF al Nurfh Platte two above
zero being reported there today.
pari Of the fuel taken over came
from the clty's water plant ana an
dealers agreed % turn over prrten,
and future supplies 90 be delivered
only ~ order o. the committee.
"Only "a small supply of fuel wns
on hand" the message said, adding
that 1T not a single passenger = car
ricd on any railroad a seems 60 us
thai men. women and children mould
be given enough Goa - keep one IRE
burning IN each household.
the Commission turned the matte
over 10 the Union Pacific fuel coni.
mites AZ Omaha.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-28
HUNTING PARTY BAGS
BIG MOUNTAIN LION
B. V. Lilly and Party
Return From Six
Weeks Trip

D. Y. Lily, professional hunter of
predatory animals. who hus been as
sisiing tho United States biological
survey FOR tho past six weeks IN their
campaign against and the study q
these pests In the Sangre De Cristo
range. returned 10 Albuquerque las,
night. well pleased with thu success
OF his trip.
one of the trophies OF the trip
which was brought back by Mr. Lily
was g fully matured mountain lion
measuring Z feet Q inches In length
and standing IS Inches In height. n
was ths largest lion killed on the
trip. This sulmal was trnlled by Mr..
Lilly and Mr. j.. =. Logon. predatory
animal Inspector OF the local hiolog-
lcal survey chice. for i've day before
being brought TO bay. ~ is 10 b.
placed on display in "a window at
The Whitney Hardware store today.
The hlg game killed on this trip
consisted OF three bears and three
Hons. All fun grown. other game
consisted o. numerous bob cats. coy
ot's and othrr predatory animals.
Most Of this hunting md the study
Of tho habits Of these pests were IN
o vicinity Of rho Springer. Webster,
ANA tine ranches in colfuN county.
both Mr.. Lilly and Mr.. Lyon were
high in thor praises ~ tho many
cuurtesics shown Them. and the as
sistanco rendered boy these rnuchers.
much 81 which tended 20 make the
trip % real success,
Mr.. Lilly. vino has boon "a hunter
OF game ~ an s1rfs since 1850 holds
"a record Tor bear killing. having
KILLED at least on. bear "a Year since
h "a time. MANY years his total has
almost reached the 700 mark hut al
though he %intiuutod this ia "a goal
sought. he has ueve vot succeeded Boo
reaching g. lio leaves tonight for
his regular position as hunter 20 pre-
tIiory animals on the g.. o. s and
diamond Bar ranches near Silver
CITY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-28
HINES TO MEET
BROTHERHOOD
Wage Omcr 20 be- Taken Up Next
Tuesday.

CLEVELAND. o.. Nov. 2s.-pi-
rector Gencrai Hines today wired
w. @. Lee. president n the Brother
hood u Railroad Trainmen. that he
would meet a committee represent
ing the four railroad brutherhuods ~
Washington neNt Tuesday morning to
discuss In detail his recent oncr u
time and one half Tor overtime an
slow freight service, provided an
a%rbitrurics and specinl allowances are
eliminated.
Five hundred general Chairmen 81
the four brOtherhoOds who convened
here ON Monday to consider the oner
adjourned yesterday without taking "A
vote on u and adopted a resolution
that the our chief executives and n
committee from each organization
confer with Mr.. Hines M earn just
what The overtime oner. with the loss
Ut arbitfaries and allowances, mUtna
in dollars and cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-28
PROFITEERS CAUSE
WORLD WIDE UNREST
That's View of Isaac
Marcosson Who is
Back From Germany

NEW YORK -fmac y. Marcoason
writer on International affalrs. has
Just returned from Germany with a
conviction which he hopes Wi
hcartcn Americas profiteer hunters
y this " his first Interview ON DER
'My conviction. after visiting rs
great countries. and talking win
those In highest authority. Is that tho
root OF an the Industrial agitation Is
The prontccr, with neither rank. caste
nor crced,' Marrosson declared.
stop Producers.
MAKE the pronteor disrorre his
war ~enith. and see to Il that he can't
rob the public. and youn find THINGS
setting better right away In Ger
many the government h seizing an
war fortunes above Sa00. coo.
And ! return sure OF two thingsi
Europe IL suffering from economic
delirium trcmena. 2.-tnieas Amer
lea realizes her responsibility In ku-
rope. the world faces an international
crisis.
The momen the armlsticc was
signed Europe turned 10 work with a
terrible frenzy born Of the Necessity
FOR sclf-preservation. but In Europe.
az IN America, nobody seemed 10
want to work. The world was only
safe for slackers. heto aud nbroad.
Idle Men Prcy.
My four weeks IN Germany I'm
pressed me tremendously. becauso
Germany. whose recovery IL essential
TO International regeneration. IL at q
standstill becaf'so she hasn't tho
materials Win which To- work. Idle
men, with empty stoI.tachs. are prey
for Russian aEitntdis. and this In
eNitahlN means "A second counter
revolution. n u "a $3.50 proposition
whether the republican form OF go,
crnmcnt will last there.
II tho German government goc.
rcd, then ali Europe Will be near ~
and Wen feel the effects. Therefore
We must add TO Americas enormous
world service and give credits to Gcf'
many as TO the rest ~ Europe.
believe that failure 60 take definit.
action on the peace treaty sets Amer.
lea back % years. n pats Amcric.
at serious disadvantage In tho new
strLsgle Tor German trade,
Consuis In Germany.
England, France. italy and bel.
GUM will all be- able TO have consular
representative IN Germany. but ",
won't. found on my trip thai
wherever , went English stiosmer
were at work. The British have Il
chamber "a commerce In Cologne. Dui
hands are folded while the rest VI
the world beats MS "a legitimate com
merce. The wars over and we must
resume economic relations with Ger
many. Why not now %"
These conclusions and Information
To support them. Marcosson II putin.
into "A book. In a week his book of
adventures In interviewing will M
pear. IL began ~ years ago by ii-
t"rvicwing William Mckinley whnl
governor ~ Ohio, "a Mark Hanna.
as his political power WIS urowtuF
IL. mot mNLAI.a-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-28

COLON, NOV. Protests nave
been sent 10 Persistent p0rras by the
chamber OF commerce. OF Colon de-
ciarlnR that enforcement Of prohibit
ton In the canal zone to the letter
OF the law would Interfere with tI,r
rights Of h republic Of Panama IN
respect 10 the transportation ~
Ilquor between Colon ana parts 81
the republic not reached BY the
Panama railroad and not accessible
except by passing over canal zorc
territory. :.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-28
MortuarY

DOustN A.rs. Bcr.'a Dodson. 20
wears ola died at her home ON south
Walter street ut : H'clurk today she
came here seven years ago from
500 -yiilD. IS She leaves her hus-
band. her father and several broth
rr- The body IA al Hllkem0rc's
mortuaIr home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-28
FRENCH CLASH
WITH TURKS
Troaps OF Occupation Enter More
Towns.
80 ..,cc,.-so 70.

coNsTANTINoPLE. Nov. 2S--
French occupational troops have
entered Marhsh. Aintab. aid OsFfa.
The principal centers Of the Aieppo
district.
a clash between French soldiers and
pillagers In the neighborhood Of Ala.
tab.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-28

To Faurzify The systspn ARalasf Grip
Take LAXATIVE BROMc oCINTNE
Tablets which destroy germs. act as
q Tonic and Laxative. and thus pre-
vent Colds. Grip and Influenza. There
~ only one "BROMO QuININE." r..
w. GROVES signature on the box.
o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-28

Rubber boots. t%rctloa. overshocs and
plain ruhbcrs in an sizes for men.
worteu u ahillrsu at e. NAYS
uus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-28

The Evening Herald is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
in CLASSIFIED advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-28
IND. Cnrrl In 0 ln ID nars

druggists refund money N pAIG
OINTMENT fails 10 euro Itchinr.
Blind. bleeding. or protrudiug Iliet.
Stops Irritation. soothca and Heals
You can get rcstful sleep after the
first application. Price COO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-28
HEkVT SNOWFALL
DELAYS TRAINS


AlhpQrereut had a snowfall Of two
and hffn-fonfth lnrhta eafly today.
a iafFtf amoent iIian any lime ias,
tar. fhe snow BEGAN falling shortly
after mfdniInt aud continued unit
about o'clock, ~ re o'clock me
4nn came cot ana ne snow began 70
20 IL tssapenturs ytsssrday
also causpd a fueHflot aosI Aad man3
hoptthoiders were un1y puttisE w
additional HtotH4 The itHE4IatuIh
Hfupntd % - HeEftt4 rtfo. no
ctldsff ~ tht iail itIt Al nc t|me Se
,erda3 old d So ~ she fseeEine
pof W
slahi today ior ne trarlrrr forosasl
h for colder apati0ts tdrithf IN the
uest portion AZ DE state. Snow *.
also pfedIclAa for tonight ana satur-
day IN SOME scaloiia OF thu state.
TRIMS 8n nAtiaycd-
While AfhudueFQue thought Il was
feftIrf q HrHf anornt 81 snow. The
Ini' here was light M comparison with
Ihat III oIiIHr parts Of the STATE. Nortb
of hpft The fan vas two feti iu some
places and trains were delayed. This
Eau west was aleo heavier than hers
and ranged from a Few inches to more
The snow covers practically the en-
tire southwest. extending from CEN
tral Kanaas TO the vicinity Of Needles.
California. aud north AZ far a re-
purIs can BE- obtained locally, and
south 10 the bor1er la many places.
Vcry iltue material damage has
been done BY the storm. the SNOW be-
fng wet and with Yer, little wind rs
not dfininr No fcports were re-
colfedlh mliroad circles 70 Indicate
anf 39uplcte tie-up % trains al
thotI<b N lfairsn are from one hour
81" AAaMA NAa. q. 80 aN.AA
have been Heutrpctrin this territory
and u IL not expected they win he
n4tiy, ~ the Principal rCu where
fnch an emergency would be firxt
nosictAhie are al pasEahle.
me prntipie delays have been
No 4 Of hast nlsht y due here NJ
g.SD = m. toniEht. OF "a hours late.
No. 3 last night Is due In Albuquer-
oue about $50 D. m. today, q delay
Of IS hours. All the other trains with
the exception 81 No. 4 81 today and
those on the II paso branch. trc from
one 10 several hours late.
ssrtxt Cars Delayed.
Locally. the street cars and auto
mobiles experienced considerable dif-
ncnlfy early Tits morning but were
making reasonably good time before
goon. Although there are numerous
feports Of accidents 10 cars skiddins
cases when Investigated proved TO be
merely q rumor.
A large force Of men were Dusty
engaged this morning cleaning on the
station platforms and the switch
yards which were covered to a depth
OF several incheE. making IL dinicrit
for the train crews 20 work.
No damage was m to Che teie-
graph and telephone wires locally due
10 the fact the STOW was damp and
melting. Considerably, the damage an
such cases being caused by elect or
a hare freeze and wind following
such 4 snow storm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-28
The Quickel Auto & Supply Co.
Authorized Dealers

~ COO West Central avenue. invites
an Ford ear owners 90 call ~ their
oiilces ana make application for your
1920 license. thereby saving YOU the
expense of notary public fee, and
money order fee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-28

BAsIBUIsNER SMALL HARD
COKE. COAL SJPIIN COMPANY.
PHONES : AND =.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-19
STATE NEWS IN Brief.
Items of interest from All Seet'on'
of South Carolina. i

]. T. Slater, secretary of the Co
lumbia Chamber of Commerce has
gone to Washington. to appear before
the interstate commerce commission
in opposition to the proposed Increase
in freight rates.
Most of the banks in South Carolina
will have to pay increased taxes this
year on account of the increase in their
surplus and undivided profits accounts.
In some instances the increase in
taxes is due to capital stock in
creases.
For the loss Of two of his finger tips
while in the employ of Norris Bros in
July, 1917, Charles A. Parkins was
awarded a verdict of $1,000 In the
Greenville county court of common
pleas on Monday. Parkips was operat-
ing a block machine in the factory OF
Norris Bros, in the summer of 1917
when his right hand was injured, two
of the fingers being cut off.
DR.. 2. T. Cody, editor of the Baptist
Courier, Greenville, has gore to Eng
rope as a member of the Southern
Baptist Conventions peace commits
sion appointed by the Foreign Mission
Board to visit European countries foi
the purpose of investigating the HELD
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-19
THE FIRST WOMAN.
Ancient Legend that Accounts for
Her Pervsrsity.

Ancient Legend that Accounts for
Her Pervsrsity.
Here is a story that has been trans
lated from the ancient Sanscrit, of the
Hindus:
"At the beginning of time Twashtri,
the Vulcan Of the Hindu mythology,
created the world and man. But when
he wished to create woman he found
that he had exhausted all the material
at his disposal in the creation Of man.
There remained no solid elements.
"Twashtri. perplexed, sank into a
profound revery. Presently he grasped
an idea and took the roundness Of the
moon and the unduiations Of the SER
|pent, the flexible branches Of the
plants and the trernori of the grasses.
the siendernsss Of the reed and the
Yelvety t6uch of the flowers, the light
ness of the leaves and the glance Of
the roe, the evanescent glitter Of q
sunbeam and the tears of the clouds.
the fickleness OF the wind apd the IT,
midity of the hare, the vanity Of the
peacock, the softhess Of the down
which trims the breast of the sparrow
and the hardness of the diamond, the
sweetness Of honey and the cruelty Of
the tiger. the warmth of the fire and
the coldness of the snow, the chatter
ing of the jay and the cooling Of the
turtle dove. ~
"All these things T~ashtri mixed to-
gether and formed woman. He then
gave her to man. Eight days after
the man. came to Twashtri and said TO
him: #,s
Master. the creature that you gave
me poisons my existence. She chat
ters without ceasing: she takes ali my
time: she complains for nothlng;, she
is always Ill. / have come to beg you
to take her back, for 1 cannot live
with her.
"And Twashtri took the woman
back. Again after eight days the man
appeared before the god and said:
Z" Master. my wife is very solitary
since / returned you that creature. 1
remember that she danced before me
and sang. I also remember that she
looked at me out of the corner of her
eye; that she amused me and admired
me- e
-And Twashtri gave back the woman
to the man. Three days only passed
and the god perceived yet again the
man before him dtsconsolate.
Master said the. man, I do not
know the reason. but I am now certain
that the woman causes me more an
noyance than she gives me pleasure.
Master, I entreat you take her back
'But Twashtri cried in anger: Go,
man, and do the best you can't ~
"And the man said: I cannot live
with the woman
The god replied: You will not be
able to live without her.
/: "And the man went away full OF
sorrow and lamenting: Alas! poor
me! / cannot live with her and !
cannot live without her!"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-19

for reconstruction work. DR.. w. H.
Provence, professor of English at Fur
man University will be acting editor
Of the Baptist Courier during the abb
sence of DR.. Cody. Z
Litigation relative to the recent
municipal election in Charleston, when
John p. Grace, editor Of the Charles
ton American was declared the Demo-
cratic nominee over Mayor TrlstraIn
T. Hyde, was begun this week when
Tristram T. Hyde, w. p. Sellers and
Thomas B. Mccarthy filed petition
in the supreme court against w.
Turner Logan, chairman Of the city
Democratic executive committee of
Charleston, and other members Of the
committee, charging fraud and varfons
Irregularities in the counting of tho
ballots.
The Columbia Chamber Of Com
merce has refused to assist officials Of
the American Cotton Association In
the work of soliciting members for the
association in Richland county, claim
ing that such work is not in the dine
of work of the Chamber of Commerce.
and there Is considerable feeling in
Columbia over the matter. A meeting
of the executive committee of the
Columbia Cotton Association was held
at the Jefferson hotel in that city a
few nights ago at which the chairman.
Gen. wylie Jones and other members
characterized the Chamber OF Com
merce as q ''loose. useless body" A
of the entire membership Of
the Chamber of Commerce will be call
ed when the membership will be asked!
to sanction the cotton associa-
tion's plan for securing members in
Columbia and Richland county.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-19
CADILLAC

NO, am not interested in the sale
Of Cadillac automobiles, but because of
the fact that 1t is recognized the
world over as being the leader In ele-
gance, durability and efficiency under
any and all circumstances, and a ca.
that is sold strictly on its merits to
Thousands who appreciate its merits
either from experience or observation,
although the first cost is about twice
as much as many "just as good" cars,
and FIVE to seven times as much as
some other well-known makes, and
while 1t Is not my purpose to depreci-
ate the lower priced cars, still 1t Is q
fact that they are not In the Cadillac
class, and all of us would buy Cadillacs
were we able. gs
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
Is the Cadillac of all the life insurance
companies of the world Its durabil-
ity, efficiency, service and low "up-
keep" cost. has placed 1t In class en-
tirely by itself for "a years, but ur1-
like the Cadillac automobile 1t costs
less than 90 per cent Of all the Just
as good" insurance in other compa-
ries. / am in position to prove this as
sertion to your satisfaction. If you
could buy O. Cadillac car at the same
price and be guaranteed the same up
keep cost as for Just as good" car do
you think you would consider the Just
as good?
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-19
cor THE COMETS NtMstR


How Famous Msthematieian Confirm
80 cd Nemtcn's Theories.
| In .cennection with widespread
lspecaiatian regarding the possibility
that the comet discovered by New
England clergyman while he was
spending his vacation studying the
stars Is the Brorsen comet, observed
4 in iS47, the National Geographic So
ciety has issued, from Ats washington
headquarters; a bulletin. which quotes
from a communication by William
Joseph Showalter. who calls Halieys
comet to an imaginary witness stand,
and personifies Its testimony as fol-
t1ows: n
"Yes, Pm comet. For countless
generations I had been swinging
through space. When I approached
the earth men believed me a nessen-
ger Of evil. They knew precious little
tabout; me or my kind. In 1882 I ap-
peared on one OF my excursions into
realms bounded by the earth's orbit. A
little before that Sir Isaac Newton had
worked out the fundamental principle
of celestial mechanics, namely, the law
Of gravitation.
''fIe had friend by the name OF
HALEY. This man undertook to see
whether or not I was SUBJECT to that
law, and whether. indeed, Newton's
Interpretation Of It was correct. Look :
ing back over the twenty -four comets
that had been recorded as invading
the precincts of space set aside for the
earth, he found that three Of them had
Travelled a similar path and all the
others diverse paths.
| Applying Isaac Newton's law to me,
he said that I wasA travelling thirty
four miles second when was nearest
the sun, and that had turned round
land was headed for the regions whence
! I had come. He said would travel
out into space some three billion miles,
my gait slowing down as I journed,
and then when / got ready to make
the turn to come back I'would be loaf
ing along at the celestial snail's pace
OF mile second.
Furthermore, he figured out my
mass and many other details about me.
Then he said that II he was right
would come back in about seyenty-six
years, the texact month Of my coming
depending on how much influence
Jupiter and other planets would have
upon me. which he had not had time
to calculate.
II knew that he had fathomed my
mystery and solved my secret. But
the people Of the earth did not. They
said: oh, yes. HALEY Is cheap-John
notoriety-seeker. He is trying to get
fame by a prediction that will attract
attention, but he postpones the date
Of the comets re appearance to time
when he is dead and his forecast for
gotten
"But HALEY stood pat and called on
an impartial posterity to witness that
1t was an Englishman who had pre-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-19

dicted the return Of a comet. Sure
enough. in the language Of the street,
he had my number With. less pro-
portionate departure from his schedule
that the congressional limited makes
In Its Washington New York run, re-
appeared, having travelled some seven
billion miles in the interim. So have
to admit that HALEY must have known
what he was talking about"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-19

TsHE DEVILS OWN, by Randall Par
= rish, a new serial OF pioneer days
in the Middle West, Is to be commenc-
ed in The Yorkville Enquirer soon. BE
sure to read the opening chapters, Tor
the story is to be a good one.
.2t L. NJ. CRISIS. SONS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-19
! CURRENT EVENTS.
Interesting News Hsppsnings Gather
ed From All Over The World.

interesting News Hsppsnings Gather
ed From All Over The World.
DR. Francisco Bogram has beer
named provisional president OF Hon
duras. pending the presidential cleo
ton.
President Wilson has signed an ac'
Of congress incorporating the Amer
lean legion, q national organization oi
former service men. Ius
Signor De vito, italian minister OF
transportation. has announced that g..
s09 miles of Italian railroads viii be
gradually electrified.
Fire Monday night destroyed Ware
house No. A of the y. q. White En-
gineering Corporation at Muscle Shoals
Aia., the loss being estimated at $780,
eoo. 5 ~
C. L. Smith and his wife are under
arrest at Starksville, Miss, charged
with the murder OF j. Wallace.
wealthy cattle and dairy mf1n Of that
town. 'S 0
Allen Slater, prominent merchant
Of Durham, n. c.. was arrested Tues
day and placed under $500 bond
charged with the illegal possession. OF
whiskey. a.N -; .'Hr
The strike Of dock laborers and the
general strike which resulted from IT.,
has been settled, according TO an
nouncement at Marseilles, France,
Tuesday morning. - ts
Thnee magician cavalry idetachments
are reported to be pursuing ten ban
ats who captured DR.. J. M. Smith, an
American physician and three other
men and held them for ransem. S.
A renewal OF the Black Hand war
was seen by the police OF Pftladsipfia.
Pa, IN the killing Of two Itnians and
the wounding Of two others In q res
tanrant fight in that city To esday. y.
Thousands OF shipyard wor kers who
took a half holiday Saturday IN de-
fiance. Of their employers orders 70
remain on the Job were discharged
Monday when they returned to work.
rh. .,,rst. animal congress ot the lea-s
.,,.t ), Estbon,an. let's Iathuanians
ana ,IJkranians sof America, opened in
,,a,, york a,uesf,av The aeia9ates re-
represent about 8, ,oD0, 00e residents OF
the United States. .ss
,,o.as f.s,no.rs a negro on trial In
s,,,,ar;r, ,co,,rt or f,asensboro. N. c.. on
!. chsr rge M hishway robbery, dropped
a.aa ,n the ca,,rfroom fuestlay. :. The
sher.,r ..aia that no had been suffering
froyr, ,aa ,raee Of the heart Tor several
days. .-.
1osa,,, @ vut,,iarns eb. is rrnder ar
,...t s =, -y,,cbnoond Va charged With,
~; a. =, ,,,s t,,u;fe raisy Louise
WINE ~ 3, who d,ea this week with
a h,ood dc,ot an sthe brain said by the
,o,,ca ~ ,,eve .haen cai;,sed nv a blow
..,,o, hr tho hnehsnd =. t -
..,,,. ~ tba