davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-31
REVOLlUCIJA AUSTRI-
JOJE.

Paryzius, kovo 80 d. IS
Viennos pranesama, kad
Austrijoie kila betvarkes vi
sol salyje.
Minios daro dideles de-
monstracijas, reikalaudami
nuversti dabartins Austrijos
valdzis.
Daugelyje Austrijos dis
triktu zmones reikalauja pro
letariato diktate' Fst&s. Al'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-31
BOLSEVIKAI APLEIS
LIETUVA.

Stockholmas. kovo 20 d.
Is Kauno pranesama, kad
bolsevikai j ziemius nuo
upes Pripentes traukiasi at
gal visu frontu.
PraneSime taipgi pa5rie-
ziama, kad permatoma, jog
bolsevikai lures apleisti Vii
niu, Lietuvos sostine.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-31
BOLSEVIKAI PRIZE ODE.
SOS.

Paryzius, kovo 20 d. Ru-
sijos sovietai pranesa, kad
talkininku padejimas Ode
sole blogeja. Bolseviku prie
kiniai burial jau pasieke
nrietniesGius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-31
BOLSEVIKAI ARTINASI
PRIZE DUNOJAUS.

Paryzius, kovo 80 d. -
Laikrastis Temps gavo pra-
nesima, kad bolseviku ar
mia eina link upes Duno-
jaus.
Gi kitoj vietoj talkinin-
kai sumuse nemaza bolsevi-
ky kariumenes buri.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-31
KOLCAKAS SUMUSE
BOLSEVIKUS.

Londonas, kovo 20 d. Is
.Omsko pranesama, kad ad-
mirolo Aolcako armija SUI
muse bolsevikus ties Ufa ir
uzeme 81 miesta. Ufa buvo
bolseviku rankose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-31
FIUME APGULIMO STO.
WYE

Fiun1e, kovo 80 d. Talki-
'ninkQ ko.nanduotojas prane
Sc, kad portas Fiume yra
paskelbiamas apgulimo sto-
wye. (Tas, matyt, daroma
del auotikiu Vengrijoje).
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-31
DANZIGAS NAUJA
VALSTYBE.

Paryzius, kovo 30 d. Laik
rasciai komentuoja, kad jei
bus sunku isristi Danzigo
klausima del lenku-vokieciu
ginco, tai gall, kartais, but
sutverta neutrale valstybe.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-31
sAUKIA PRIEsUS | SPA.

Londonas, kovo 30 d. Is
Kopenhageno pranesama,
kad marsalas Foeh pakviete
Vokietijo satstovus j Spa is
risimui kivircu, istikusiu san
'rysyje su Danzigo kIausima.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-31
VEL STREIKAI VO-
KIETIJOJ.

Kopenhagenas, kovo 29d.
Pranesama, kad industrial
lame distrikte .Ruhr vel XII
la streikai. Sakoma jau SD
'streikavo net apie 10000
darbininku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-31
ORAS.
Chicagoie ir apieIinkeje:

Chicagoie ir apieIinkeje:
Panedelyje If Utarninke gle
dra If kick Salciau; vidutinis
siaur-ryciu vejas.
Sauletekis o:35; sauleleidis
7:l2. Menulis uztekes 6:07
ryte.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-31
,VENGRIJA PALIUOSAVO
UKEAJINIECIUS.

Berne, kovo 29 d. Ukra-
jinos spaudos biuras prane-
sa, kad Vengrijos valdzia
paliuosavo Ukrajinos misi-
jos narius, kurie pirmiaus
buvo arestuoti ir vengrai
pasiteisino prizes ukrajinus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-31
JOAN DARC KANO-
.s.-
NIZUOS 6 BALANDZIO.

Rymas, kovo 80 d. Po-
piezius Benediktas nustate
6 diena balandzio galuti-
nar Joannos Dare pasven-
tirlimui. ~
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-31
IsMONIJO NET $4,000.
W.ch.k, w., T Wy M,

Wichita, Kan. j. w. Mer-
kel, farmierys is Goats, Kan
sas ir kitas farmierys is No.
Dakota pranese policijai,
kad jie patikejo kokiam tai
Vyrui net po $4,000, kuris
zadejes nupirkti fa1mie-
fiams labai pelningu akci-
jQ, bet, paemes pinigus dau-
giau nepasirode.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-31
Bo|$evikai apIeis Lietuva.
Cali Pertraus<ti Laikina
Santaika.
""--
RevoliuciJa Austrijoje.
->s----~~ >As4s4a s4aezsisg,ggsgxa
leninas prisiunt8 Vengdjal ksnsitucija.
leninas pTisiunt8 Vengrjjal ksnstitucija.

.,zA ..EEess1sY 8EaNEG
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
MEMORIAL. SERVICE
FOR THE DEPARTED
tcontinped from Page one)


,s-rarsaa sim worshipping n the
Il, -n,,reh He referred to the dedication
81 10 window 10 Mr. and Mrs, Joseph
s eirault: ID that IN memory OF Elder
william III. Abbott for thirty years,
Fldar also Trustee and church Off
e;aI. u the window II memory OF
trustee Miilian brewer Gardiner ana
III wife. whose daughter.iil-laW, MIS-
~. B. Gardner, Jr. joined this chars'a
yesterday
Tie pastor mentioned each one -
whose memory the window u dedicat-
81 referring to Mrs Amelia Hayes al
ways faithful iii attendance g ~or-
shin. Is Robert Redmond and his son.
william, whose family still worship
IL this church to Mrs Margaret Sli-
Yer ana Miss Kate Elliott, The faithful
sunday school teacher and church
worker: is sainted Mrs Sallie a.
Thompson, mother of Mrs Samuel
Jones. to Mrs Myers.
,rhe pastor spoke impressively Ct
the window dedicated 10 the memory
81 Ensign Worth Bagiey, the only line
naval ofiicer who lost his life IN the
Spanish American war, and said this
window will be interesting 10 nlidship-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
Very BAD Form

A newspaper printed liz the Italian
language in this city, L'Opinione. la i.
rerg incorporate discussion or the
problems presented by the control Of
he Adriatic and the disposition Of.
silnie. makes constant use az such ex-
,ressions as our representatives Id.
1aris our atlyersaries. 'onr affir.
nations. our soldiers, onr mar
yrs. our land, our beautiful lang.
uage, our holy rights etc The
sontext shows that our as thus used
,as reference to Italy. not TO the Uni.
ed States In 4 word. this paper.
though printed III Amcrica. and
hough its editors make their living
iere, adopts the Italian. moi the Amer.
can. point of view when aIi issue
.rises concerning which there may be
EASILY difference OF opinion The
offensiveness 81 thss course IL FUR.
hcr aggravated by references to the
President Of the United States which
are la wretched taste
Objection was rightly made to the
,ro-German stand taken by many pa
1ers printed IN that language both
ssefore and after the United states On
erred the war Il was wholly indie
snsibia Papers printed here i'll Ital
an. Polish. Magyar and ether lang
aages should remember faat the same
obligation 70 be patriotic and Amer
lean rests upon them when an Ital
iansAmerican paper speaks for sour
representatives Ia Paris. naming OF.
landO, sonnino ana the other italian
delegates and not President Wilson
and his colleagues. II Is gratnitousl2
lmpertinent. II is Impossible to inlag
Inc . paper published In England By
Americans IN Home Or Naples commit
ting such an ofFense against good
tnste and good Iadgment III dealing
with an international episode Phil;
aslcaphta Record
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
AGENCIES TO HANDLE
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
ARE BEING ENLISTED

Iii order that there may be as many
desirable war Savings Stamp agens
cies as possible so that the thrift So
curities Of the government may be
readily purchased by every one, Allen
Cox, director of agencies for the War
Loan Organization of the Fifth Fed
eral Reserve District, mailed 4 letter
recently to his chairmen Of agencies
committees, asking them to visit the
banks. drug stores and mercantile es
Establishments III their communities
With The idea Of enlisting their co OPP
GRAFTON in the thrift movement
These committee chairinen will mail
to Mr.. Cox u list OF the agencies pro
cured. and Official certificates viii then
Sc mailed out al once from the head
quarters Of the War Loan Organiza4
lion here evidencing the fact that the
agents III question have been dcsig
mated to handle Thrift and War Saw
Ings Stamps Tor the United States
Treasury department Each certifi-
cate has the signature Of Carter Glass.
Secretary Of the Treasury. and George
]. Seay. Governor Of the Federal Re
serve bank of the Fifth District
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
/ 60 aI0llaI Flgure

A stafHe If George Whiteheld,
founder of the Methodist Church In
America. will be unveiled today on
lie campus of the University 81
Pennsylvania. Both the univeraity
ma Methodism viii unite In paying
lonors ID one of the greatest preach,
.rs of modern times. for WHITEHEAD
nay be said 10 be the founder Of the
University az Pennsylvania also. as
i was lii the church house built for
aim In Philadelphia that the uniyer.
lily originated. and both were thus
lie fruitage Of the Oxford Metilodisnl
whose laaders were the Wesieys, John
ina Charles, and Wliitefield
There are few more striking and
picturesque figures common To Eng
and and America than George White.
ield. A graduate CT Oxford and the
eader or tile Methodists there after
he removal Of the Wesieys. the pop
aiarity Of his preaching was extraor
iiT1ary both III England and III Amer
ica, and his zeal IN education was al
most as remarkable, for he establish.
ID schools wherever ne went Where
no pulpita were open I'd him or avail.
.ble he held meetings In the fields.
and hearers went many miles To hear
in evangelist whose eIcaaence was
equal to his zeal.
Coming to America In 1889, after
listing Philadelphia and New York
he set out on q missionary and edu-
eational tour through MARYLAND, Vir.
ginie Carolina. using his own private
fortune and such funds as he could
raise 10 aid him I'll the cause He yis.1
tied England and returned to Amer
lea no less than -four times in the
prosecution Of mis- life-worls
His histrionic powers would prob.
lbly have made Whitehead one Of the
greatest actors og the age had lie
shoaen dramatic effort for his work
ii ID related that Lord Chesterfield.
hearing him portray d blind beggar
offering over precipice, bounded
from his seat, exclaiming Good
God. He's gone!' Dying at Newbury-
port In 1870, he was Of the last OF the
great EngIishmen whom both Eng.
land and America claim and honor
New York World.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
SALE or PUBLIC SCHOOL.
RIIII Dimes

AT the request OF the Anne Arsla,iel
Faafsl IL Edneafinn I will GfEer az Fnhii'
Sale IL Glen Burnle. MIL. fparker's S.ho.li
H0nael. three Public School buildings
which are not being nsed. ewing u the
consolidation of the schools al Glen Bur
ale, on
WEDNESDAY,. JULY snd. 1919.
al 1000 o'clock. A
The school building near Glen Rurnie,
81 the Third District known as parksrs
Srlussl tpgetller with the Lot mpon which
IL II situate.
Tie school b8igdfBE near Shfpley Sta-
ton. III the Fifth District ana known 10
the WinfprsDa School,
The achool building near Friendship
Church III the Fifth District. and known
IN the Friendship school.
TERMS or SALE SIp06o cash upoH
date 81 sale ard the balnpsp payable up@a
ratification 0f the sale. By the School
Board
superintendent III schools
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
DROWNING ACCIDENTS

THIS section has more than;its share
81 deaths By drowning. persons Of all
ages and conditions making up 4 list
which, iii the course of every summer,
seldom falls 10 extend 10 q consider
able length. This summer. three have
already taken place III this vicinity.
AL OF tie victims, as II happened, be-
iag persons Iii the naval service.
Nearly 81 of the accidents which
have occurred IN this vicinity In b
generation could have been avoided
BY The employment Of . reasonable
degree 81 caution, III most cases chill
dren have been permitted TO battle In
dangerous waters land all waters are
dangerous without proper precautionsl
or adults who we're not good swim
mers threw away their lives By taking
chances they were not equipped 70
meet
Many Of the accidents have taken
place because Of ignorance as 70 the
general character OF the waters here
aD0uts. II stands to reason that no
one should jump into water beyond
depth IL they are not reasonably good
swimmers and II they are not sur
rounded BY those who are able 10 come
10 their assistance II needed Fatal
accidents. however, are likely To take
place when persons NOT able To care
for themselves III deep water venture
into the water at ali without proper
supervision
II Ii practically impossible 10 wade
into the water anywhere III this vicini-
II without being near bottoms of the
form termed up-and-down." IN other
words. places where the deepening Of
the water Is sudden are seldom far
on. Bathera VINO think themselves
perfectly safe are often on the verge
og disaster and, to Inc sorrow Of the
community, az we'll al their Immediate
circle Or relatives and friends. have
often gone beyond the brink.
The rule against bathing without the
eompanionship Of those able TO give
real assistance should the need arise.
should be absolute. and there should
be other rules perslstently observed II
loss 81 life IL 10 be prevented Even
those who are reasonably good swim
mera should not venture upon long
awims unless the means are at hand
to MD them should the necessity arise.
Ii ii TO be hoped that the three IA
talitIes which have occurred so early
In Tie summer viii prove sufficient
warning. The circumstances OF ali OF
them were much OF the same nature.
and the next drowning may come In
i very different way II - the fact
az the great variety of circumstances
which may attend them which makes
It difficult to warn specifically Lei
the general rule suffice that in con-
nectlon with the water we are dealing
with q thing which carries death n
its clutches and which finds many un-
expected ways to hurl Ii. Only con-
slant care and forethougllt can lessen
bis victims.
5 3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
TIMELY COMMENT BY
TONGUE AND PEN
ii MI


TIE peace treaty IL volumiaOHs.
document, but the things said about
ii III the senate would MI many vol
unAes, and the talk Il oriiy begun Baff-
alo Commercial.
Il took book II 40 pages sos the.
Germans ii answer the question.
VIII you signgr lAnd tho question
II still unanswered. Kansas City
Journal
Some congratulations are due
George creeI on the fact thft nc was
nos assigned ID responsibility for
publicly IN connection With tie treaty
Washington star.
Germany ran sign either the treat =
II peace I'll tie treaty 81 berlin
Toronto Mil aila Express.
After conquest BY steamships.
cables. submarines, rad.o service. air
el.nes and diTigibles. Tie tanned AZ.
entic will Issue lts only remaining
liallenge 10 Annette EeIicrmanrl
boston Herald.
One begins to foresee The time when
slew VIII again mean something
me does 10 potatoes and 'souse Will
slgnify an operation performed ex-
'lusiYeiy On naackerel. Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
II The next Red viii kindly protect
IFS thumbs when he blows himself up
the police viii be much obliged
washington Post.
no you suppose that The good, old.
comfortable days when the war was
on will ever come again Toledo
blade
without strikes and the League Of
Nations. these would be dull days the
world over Indianapolis News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23

The Indian appropriation bill has
passed both houses ana nov waits the
signature of President Wilson
The $50 600 900 bill for the use OF
the railroad administration iii conduct
ing the railroads has passed both
houses and il ready for The President
TO sign
The bill restoring the rate making
power Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission has paased the Senate
The bill 10 permit American ship
yards ID construct vessels for foreign.
account has passed the senate
The Knox resolution proposing that
the league Of nations covenant end
the peace treaty be separated has been
Iayorably reported to the Senate By
the foreign relations COMMITTEE lis
supporters are pIanning 70 bring Il UP
III the Senate Tuesday Supporters Of
the President viii do their utmost 70
prevent favorable action on il
The bin creating d commission to
acquire and maintain an. American
cemetery III France for interment Of
Americans who fell IN the war has
passed the Senate.
The bill 70 apportion captured Ger
man cannon among the states on q
pro rata basis o. the states represent
.sation ii the military service has
passed the senate
The Senate committee on agricul-
.ture has added rider to the agrieul-
tural bill repeating the daylight say.
ing law next October.
The Each hill 10 repeal the daylight
saving law Is programmed for consider
alton III the House immediately fol-
loving the Navy appropriation bill.
probably on Tuesday or Wednesday.
iThe committee on interstate and for
ign commerce Ii about evenly divided
on this bill. and majority and minor
ity reports have been filed following
hearings. A vigorous fight on the floor
IS anticipated The bill does moi at
leinpt to repeal the act until October,
he time when the daylight saving
1eriod expires. II does not disturb
the time zones fixed BY the Interstate
commerce Commission under the law
The House members arc giving Sc
,.ious consideration to the prospect of
taking series of three-day recesses
IS soon al the supply bills have hcen
passed This is to be done for the
purpose Of letting the members Of
three OF four important committees
conduct hearings and prepare their
programs for big constructive legis-
alion. The ways and means commits
50 wants to conduct tariff hearings
uninterrupted he committee on ner-
chant marine and fisheries on drafting
Il policy and program for the Ameri-
AN merchant marine the committee
On interstate and foreign commerce
b hold hearings on the railroad bill,
ana the war expenditures committee
10 organize and conduct its investiga-
tons
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23

men who attend Ai
Bagiey had atteiel
during his niisis " PM
The windows ars
glass, defeated
golden browns aN
green and yellow
ventilation above and
altogether neat and
inscription "a, eaeh
glass % the centre
Should ! new eltur
memorial wiistla n
the new ediflee
The pastor ann
on the part of he
for i memorial
front Of tlle eltar
1 George ll4er
! Sunday school
/ Elder. and Il ii
window installed
church slhseript isF
At the close af
was il fervenf pra
following the Gems
Of the hymn tite
binds The serN
many relatives tI
Annapolis and from
I in whose memory
windows were ,iea
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
SEALED PROPOSALS
UNITED STATES POST. OFFICE.
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND.
Office IT Custodian

June n. 1910
Sealed proposals. will be received al this
once until 3 III M July Is. 1919, and then
publicly opened Tor
MEzzANENE FLOOR
~ this building In accordance With the
drawing and specification. copies Of which
may be obtained from the custodian only.
# u. LINTHTCIrM,
52a15T Custodian.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
"a IORN,s auNNER sCH0oI.

The opening OF the ST. Johns Sum
MGR School for its annual session, with
i strengthened faculty and ever
Frightening prospects for greater nse-
fulness will be noted with pleasure
and appreciation The school has
reached the point where 1t may be re-
garded ns firmly established
The school Is specially fortunate in
being able To form d teaching star
which gives ii high rank among insti-
fntions on It's kind IA glance over the
list Indicates that the director has
been able to gather full corps OF
men and women Of notable qualifica-
tions and experience
The school IS designed primarily To
meet the needs Of teachers III elemen-
tary grades and for those who seek in
struction In collegiate courses All
the courses are under the charge Of
specialists and the standards ot the
Maryland State Board OF Education
are maintained.
ile SitliNIIdH III the sSiio01 ~ I1Ss4ls
iii the atmosphere of learning and ira
altion created By old st Johns, and.
with the unapproaehabie physical and
social advantages OF Annapolis, no bet
ter place could be found for an institu-
ton Of its kind.
The community Il pleased by the
wei deserved success which thia new
activity Of an old college il attaining.
Somebody suggests as Victory
monument. ian obeIisk oe solid gold
no feel high TO Be raid for ont Of
the luxury Tux? Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Those Germans whom Alvin g.
York capturcd should have seen how
Al trembled during the wedding Ger
emony. Detroit Free Press.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23

Iii tho counter proposals however,.
there Is no intimation BY the Huns
that they will bring suit for libel Sa
yannah News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23

When our ff1ends succeed we are
apt to wonder whether it was due to-
pull or push
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23

III you are forced to Toe the mark
u u Just as vel to put your best foot
forward.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23

In q short time every citizen will
have vote except i citizen of the
District of Colurntia Washington
SteT
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23

Hereafter political orators viii have
10 be careful how they appeal To the.
.splliIl people. Women compose u
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
lost

lost lss,itofl &c Shrasss IatnEt from faii
IlYht III AUTOMOBILES Reward II retnrleti
"a Cnbital t1fi.e. FL:
Anlle,s Church sestt Sts4t8 irtte Nr81laa
Sshaoi street sitla fsl1N Glaas rin ~
turn 10 lAllsiss Aapt .Tal itsesr Reward
t235
t.OsT--4saliIg from M H Ilsvtnas 4 49,
q, Il Il P staieal Main street ~ t.luu4
4ester st'vet. p9se ket #huaE ssaiFaiiatE
5000 bin aud ssssue elganrs Reward Il
returned III sNsn5 Iii MIuAlas or notlfE
Mrs Nta SheiIeaE IIarASeaa NIL Pllaae.
West lsIxer 1853 ~ i
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23
TUESDAY, JELY lST, 1913,
Ar TmRIgE QseFf1rK. NOON

al that tract Of land On the north side ef
severn River. consisting Of ten aud one
nth ll02Al acres IN land, improved by Il
seven room bungalow. with toilet and bath.
and supplied with running water and
Ilan Gas It IS convenient to the rails
r0nd, boulevard md Severn River. being
near winchester Station on the Short
Line X. r.. and about five miles from
Aunapolis The house is heated by hot
water has large p0rchPs AMI 4 good GELS
lar. The property runs Gown to Cool
Spring Cove, on Severn River and In
cindes iii addition 70 the ten and one fifth
acres above described. one half Interest
iFs the lot Of about One-quarter Of an acre
OF land lying on Cool Spring Cave. to-
Eether with the ripa rian md winter rights.
A plot Of the property y REGARDED In Lfber
a. w. No. 705, f0lIa 352 land Records ar
Anne Arundel County.
TERMS OF E9A IsF~-( One half cash on rat
iflcattOn 0f sale: balance payable In one
year from day 81 sale, with interest, and
TO be secured by nute 0f purchaser with
satisfactory surety. or al cash On ratifiz
cation OF sale. III option uf purchaser. a
deposit Of three hundred dollars t%300.001
required on day Of sale. For further in-
formation inquire If the undersi gnesl
JAMES NJ MENR0E.
Attorney.
WAE nj. MOSS Aucfi0neeF
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-23

MED

WASTED--A slIsiIsssushes, Apply II Frau
els Sfrept j2tlsa
MANTEEl--It1 ns Small house IN
furnished ils eHN III suburbs. ~. Fs