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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09
FORMING A PLATFORM.
National Conference of Women on
Church Work State Aims.

Washington, Feb. 9-Formulation OF
a platform embodying the principal
aims and conclusions agreed upon dur
ing the three days meeting marked the
final session Of the National Conference
of Women of the lnterchurch World
Movement here o-day, in which repre-
sentatives Of 26 denominations and
faiths participated.
Besides DIR. John H. Mott general
chairman Of the interchurch world
movement, the program of speakers for
the morning session included Daniel A,
Polling and Mrs Wallace Radcliffe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09
No Chance for Second.

as Mrs. Calder a brilliant converse
tionalst?"
mot brilliant, but tireless She's one
OF those first and -thrd-person' talk
ers'
"How's that?"
al said and she said = Birming
ham Age Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09
Keeping Him to Conditions.

III sell you lot in this suburb you
agree to build a house costing not less
than $4,000
"Yes, if that is the rule.
And / might suggest that my broth
err is an architect. He'll see that you
observe the rule. philadelphia Bull
letin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09
Sarcasm.

Furrier-Yes, sir; furs have increased
In price.
Mr.. Jones--I suppose because It costs
the animals so much more TO live
Judge
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09
An lister Anyway.

Hes been talking an hour en- re.
ligion. Is he an atheist or a panthe
istf"
Neither. An elocutionist. Illinois
Siren.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
NEW BOOZE SMUGGLING METHOD
 FOUND AT FRISCO

Sna Francisco, Dec. 2-The au- thorities here have discovered that d large amount of whiskey is being brought here on oil tankers from Brit ish Columbia and is landed by means of a new method. The liquor Is thrown overheard with life preservers attached as the ship enters the harbor and is later picked up by the snug glers.
 Thomns Kennedy. deputy anti liquor prosecuting and enforcement officer. has been assigned to row about the hay and pick up the nets filled with Scotch whsskey which are low cred over the sides of the incoming ships.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
RUSSIA TO HELP TURKS WIN
 BACK LOST TERRITORIES

Geneva, Switzerland, Dec. 2-Len- inc has announced that treaty has been consummated between the So- viet government and Haroun Pasha. leader of the Turkish Nationalists.
 According to advices reaching the League of Nations Assembly here. the treaty presages future war between Turkey and the western powers. as it assures the integrity and restoration of Turkish authority to all her pre- war territories and also assures Turk ey control of the new state of Syria and Arabia. Under the provisions of the treaty. Soviet Russia and Turkey agree to join forces from foreign con- trol. Rnssia agrees to send in1med-, iateIy two army corps or more if needed to aid the Mathematics. At the @asne time Russia and Turkey also a<Fse that localities asainst the AIlies Hsnt continue until Turkey is free.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
EUROPE UNABLE TO PAY FOR u s. EXPORTS
NUMEROUS APPLICANTS
 FOR ALASKA JOBS

Juneau, Dec. National Commit teeman Mcbride has received the fol- lowing apphcati ons for appointments to the various federal offices in Alas ka.
 For Collector of Customs, Chas. D. Garfield, M. $. Whittier and Cash Cole, all of Juneau: for Surveyor General of the territory. F. P. Ken dall and Woodbury Abbey, both of Juneau; For United States Marshal of the First division, Mcbride has the names of Jack Wilson, of Treadweli: Ed c. Russel, of Seattle: John T. White and Earl c. Jamison of Ju- neau
 For Clerk of the First Division Dis trict Court, c. J. Woofter and Ray Stevens, of Juneau.
 The application of George W. Mock of Juneau, for superintendent of the Pioneers Home at Sitl<a, and those
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

Seattle, Dec. 3-The bodies of Captain Jensen and his wife and the remains of Peter Homann, mate of the lost barge w. J. Pier1ie have been recovered by Indians, according to ad- vices received h-.e. The' two ssLilors recently found alive on the Clallaim River are now believed to beVhe only survivors of the ill fated steel barge. The bodies of the two Jensen child ren have not been located.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
scHAws LOSES VALUABLE GIFT

New York, Dec. 2-The golden casket presented by the city of Bal.i- more to Charles NJ. Schawb. the fam ous iron master. has been stolen from his mansion on Riverside Drive.
 The casket was tolen some time ago but Schawb was not aware of his loss until today, when he found it missing after reading an article in newspa- per stating that a box of such charac- ter had heen sold in Germany by sailor on the steamship Mongolia. The article in question stated that rhe casie. sold by the sailor bore .he initials "C. M. S."
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

of Jack Littlepage and w. B. liar graves If Juneau, for Territorial Mines Inspector have also been filed with Mcbride.
 Applications for positions in the other divisions are as follows:
 Secand Dvision:-For District Judge: C.. J. Lomen; for U. s. Az torney.. Fred Harrison; for U. &. Marshal, NJ. W. Griffith and s. J. BalISe, all of Nome.
 Third Division: Judge. Arthur Frame. of Anchorage; for Marshal. Harvey Sullivan, of Latouche.
 Fourth Division: Judge. Chas Mil fer; Marshal, O. P, Gastand and Chas. Blam of Fairbanks: for Dis trict Attorney. Guy Erwin of Fair banks.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
CHARGES HUGE GRAFT IN
 SHIP REPAIR BILL

New York, Dec. 2-Testimony to the effect that the Shipping Board re- Atlantic districts were graft was given here today before the congressional committee engaged in examining the affairs of the Shipping Board. The allegation was made by Chas. Branz- ohf. travelling auditor of the New Yo:i branch of the Board.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
SUTHERLAND DISCUSSES
 ALASKA OUTLOOK

While asserting that the rich placers of the territory are exhausted and -he fishing industry seriously hampered by inadequate regulations, the Dele gate elect nevertheless visualized the brighter side of Alaska's future and said he believed the republican con- gress will place Fax on gold used for luxuries in order that the produc-
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

Seattle, Dec. 3-Al sections of AL ;lska and the British Yukon were rep res>nted at he annual celebration of the Yukon Pioneers banquet and dance at Masonic Temple last night.
 Alaska Delegate Sutherland was the prncinpal speaker and pictured a brighter outlook for fhe territory as a result of the republican dispensation of national affairs.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
SAYS EUROPE CAN'T PAY
 FOR U. s. PRODUCTS

United States fourteen billions of dol and money loaned. Our European exports this Year, he said. will total eight and a half billion in value, hence he is unable to see how Europe could pay for these exports. although she wanted still more.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
CURRY TO PRESS ALASKA
 DEVELOPMENT BOARD BILL

Washington, Dec. 1-Chairman n Curry, head of the committee m Ter ritories of the House of Representa- tives, will press his bill creating an Alaskan development board whicn must reside in the territory and also conduct Alaskan affairs in the terri and hopes to secure it's passa ge.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
JUDGE HOLDS PRIVATE
 STOCK 2 Clk!I IS $ lNvl0lAT!El IN l! |0Q! 4 [

less it can be shown tha: it is being used for other than the personal use of the owner
 The court holds that SO long as Sul livan consumes the liquor himself its seizure by the authorities is illegal.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

San Francisco. Dee. S-lnvestiga- tion by the Gust pms authorities of q shipment of whisltoy from this city to Shanghai, China, revealed :hat the barrels contained no intoxicants Of any character. being filled with noth- ing but colored water.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
IRISH CASUALTIES
 TOTAL HUNDREDS

London, Dec. 3-The British For eign Office announced today that 673 people have been killed and wounded in Ireland during he past few weeks. The figures given do not include those killed in the summer r;oting a. Eel fast and Londonderry.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

We shingtoh. Lee s-secretary Houston, of the Department fo Agri- culture, in testifying before a joint congressional committee today, as
 serted that government agencies have done everything possible 10 help the farmers of the country and pointe1 >out that Europe already owes the
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
FOR SALE

New and uptodafs legal forms for Proof of Annual Assessment Work also Oil Location blanks. Deed blanks for general use, Special and General Powe- cf Attorney forms. Pl-eer and currt. Location forms TOW oa sale et' Nugget Office. Price IS cents each or Sf % per dszsn.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
FORMER DRY CANDIDATE FOR
 PRESIDENT ACCIDENT VICTIM

Long Beach. Cal. Dec. 1-Eugene w. Chain. prohibition party candi- date for president in 1908 and 1912 died here today as result of burns received while lighting a gas burner.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

Seattle, Dec. 3-Judge Hall of the King County Superior Court today permanently enjoined the authorities from disturbing fifteen thousand dollar stock of liquors stored in the residence of P. E. Sullivan here un-
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

Washington, Dec 3-The appropria- t:ons sought this year for the national parks of the country contemplate an of ten thousand dollars for the Mount Mckinley National Park, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

Seattle, Dec. 3-The police today discovered what is believed to be an attempt to bomb the Frye Hotel.
 A stick of dynamite tha: had evil dently been soaked in nitroglycerine was found beneath the building. The Location of the explosive and other
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
MOB SEXES TOWN HALL
 OF LONDON SUBURB

London, Dec. 2-Restiveness among tie city's unemployed, coupled with the lack of housing .accom ,dations led today to :he seizure of the town hall of Sdmonton. suburb of London, by a crowd of several hundred men.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
AcTREs BURNED TO
 DEATH IN N. Y.

New York. Dec. A motion picture actress who has so far not been identified. was burned to death today in the partial destruction of an apartment house occupied largely by students and artists.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
WOMAN
 MURDER VICTIM

Tacoma, Wn. Dec. Mrs Tressa Cunningham, divorced wife of E. w. Cunningham, grand uncle of baby Bobby Stagg. whose recent abduction caused q nation wide sensation, was
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
PARK APPR0PR RIATI0NS
 INCLUDES m'kINlEY

The appropriation is intended for use in protecting the wild game in the park confines from the tourists who will be attracted there as soon as the new government railroad to Interior Alaska is completed.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
TACOMA MAN CHARGED
 WITH MURDER EX-WIFE

located in, which Cunningham defends his action, declaring T have 10 re- grets at all in this action l am talk ing. My wife has wrecked three homes,"
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

Washington, Dec. 3--Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby left today on the first stage of his voyage to Soutl, America tc return the raoent yis.sst't president elect Epistacio Pesso of Brazil, and President Baltasar Brum of Uruguay.
 Colby is also officially scheduled to conduct some form of business with
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

The Announcement also states that sixty seven court houses and five hun dred, twenty eigh. police barracks have been destroyed.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

The naily Telegraph Bulletin and Weekly Nusgst delivered by carrisr.. Per month .s3.ee
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

Tacoma, Dec. 3-A warrant charg- .ns E. W. Cunningham with murder was issued following :he disc overy that his divorced wife had been shot dead in ner apartments. Cunningham IS missing and cannot be located. Ac-
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
SUPPOSED BOOZE
 PRo OWES WATER

Notwithstanding the true character of the shipment, it was billed to the shanghai consignees at $54.0O0.
 NOT
 The Nome Nugget delivered b. car Tier or mailed. Per Month $I0O
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
BODIES OF
 LOST BARGE
 VICTIMS, FOUND

According to the story told by the sailors the barge was dashed to pieces on the rocks of James Island off the mouth of the Quillayut after break to, South America NoseIgher s6 The survivors chung 10 lumber and wreck age until they were washed ashore nearer dead than alive.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

PROOFS OF LABOR BLANKS
 ON SALE AT NUGGEK OFFICE
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

Tb< None NasEst dslivsssd by car ti<r or mailed. For uontA ef.ss.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
COLBY LEAVES ON SOUTH
 AMERICAN VISIT

Argentine. the character of which is hidden under the statement that he will he of use to the government at .Fpsr rnss Aires"
 He expects to sail for Norfolk of the ba.tleship Florida tomorrow.
 The Nome Nugget delivered by car
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

The Nome Nugget delivered by car rier or mailed. Per Month s1ee
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04
DYNAMITE FOUND
 UNDER BIG
 SEATTLE HOTEL

indicate that it was placed where found for the purpose Of creating an explosion. No clues have
 been found as to the identity Of those
 who placed it where found.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

GRAPE FRUIT for .. .. .. ..50
 at POLET'S
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

Subscribe For THE BULLETIN
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

A.. YOU . sss.eris.r Mr. Reader [
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

shot and killed in her room today by an unidentified man.
 NOTl ICE Are YOU Subscriber Mir. Reader 1?
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

The only newspaper published on
 Seward Peninsula. Covers approximately 22,7O0 square miles of territory.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

usc Fleisehmsnn's Yeast, exks 5. TOILETS
 KEEP WELL
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-04

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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-05-02
.GRONACA DI FILADELFIA

Fintanto che rOspedale Fabiani
sara diretto da un orso - non 81
offenda il DR.. Fabiani perche' per
moi e orso chi e sempre rinchiuso
neIla gabbia - malati che yengo-
no iyi ricoyerati possono essere ben
sicuri di ricevere lutte le cure che
m Ospedale moderno puo' prodi-
gare.
| NELLI NOSTRA FAuIGLII
| IL nostro James j. Maioriello e sta
to nuoyamente incaricato da questa
Administrations di visitare ed esi-
gere dai nostri abbonati ed avyisan-
ii.
II signor Maioriello e. COST bene
conosciuto dai lettori ed avyisanti de
La Libera PdrOia che ogni parola
On raccomandazione per lui sarebbe
superfluo.
CAlhBIAHENTO DINDTRIZZO
Dal- 1.o corrente mese la spetta-
bile ditta Importatrice all'ingrosso
di generi alimentari, di proprieta'
del Signor Joseph Cuda, ha Gambia
to la sua sede dial 1OS Wvlie ave.
al No. zoo della stessa strada, in
locaIi piu' ampi piu' rispondenti
allie esigenze progredir della Ditta
Cuda.
II sig. Joseph Cuda e conosciu-
tissimo, specialmente nell Eastern
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia e West
Virginia i suoi CLIENT godranno
del progressi fatti daIla sua ditto.
FERIIE NOTIZLl
Una notizia che fara' dispiacerc
a quaint conoscono le famiglie ALE
va di Norristown e Devon e queIla
gimtaci con la posta di mercoledi
scorso, nella quale yeniya annunzia-
Ia la morte della buona distinta
signora Enrichetta Allcya, sposa af-
fezionata del signof Casimiro Ale
va di NorristoWn.
Biportimo, nella sua dizionc in
gIese, la notizia COST come ci G. per
vcnuta:
"With broken hearts we inform
YOU that our beloved wife and
mother ENRIHETTA ALLEVA.
Passed into eternity Monday. April
26th, 92O, at II a. m. The funeral
will take place on Thursday NOR
ming, April 29th, 1920, from our
home, 1928 Torrance St, Norris
town. Solemn High Mass to be cele-
brated at San Salyatorc's Church at
1870 a. m. - Casimiro Alleva and
Family"
Partecipiamo al Iutto della fami-
gIia AIleva come Sc fosse nostro
stesso lutto.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-05-02
Al NOSTRI ABBONATI

vi sono molti nostri abbonati che
ricevono La Liberia Parola da quasi
un ammo senza che abbiano Pagato il
eosto di abbonamento.
Sc prima 81 Poteva temPoreggia-
re per la riseossione, nei tempt che
corrono non e. pin possible; sis per
l'alto costo della mano d'opers ma
teriale, sia perehe' tutto 81 deve Paga-
re in contanti.
nostri amici che sono arretrati
CT faranno cosa grata rimettendoci
Pammontare di abbonAmsnto. Una
speciale accommodations faceiamo al
nostri agenti perche', loro volta,
sollecitino gil abbonati da essi pros
curati di mettersi in regola.
Non abbiamo alcun dubbio che
nostri amici prenderanno a euore
questo appello.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-05-02

trovano male partito. Non sara CO.
81 pero con regregio AMIGO signor
Vito A. Del Vecchio.
Egli ha trasformato la sua botti-
gherla in una moderna ed elegante
calzoleria fornendola di tutto Il ne
cessario, compreso lie machine. per
potere offrire i suoi servigi agli al
.fezionati CLIENT.
II layoro di riparazione dele scar
pc, che 81 ia mentre 81 attende per
pochi minuti, e garantito e fatto da
esperti artist.
La calzoleria funziona merce Ia
forza elettrica, percio il lavoro 81 E.
seguisce con mirabile sollecitudine.
Abbiamo voluto scrivere questa
noticina perche la lunga schiera di a
mici del signor Vito A. Del Vecchio
ne prendano nota.
La calzoleria negli stessi local.
dove prima era la bottigieria: 924
Passyunk ave.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-05-02
LOSPEDALE FABIAN

Questa Istituzione Ospitaliera ita-
Llama, che 81 e oramai affermata da
clrca 16 ami, per il bene che ha fat
to al nostri connazionali, non Ina bl-
sogno della reclame del giornali, dap
poiche' gl'italiani Ii ha conquistatl
con la bonita della cura Sc moi ne
par.iamo, 10 facciamo sempliccmcnte
per rilnvare, in ordine cronologico,
Io operazioni che vi 81 eseguiscone.
La settimana scorsd e state opt-
ratio di emorroidi fstola, con este
lcIice, il signor Michele D'Antonio
di ami 61, da Montecoryino Ro-
veIla, Provincia di Salerno.
Quando 81 pensi all'eta' aya4zat'
in eui ci 81 sottopone a dele opc
razioni, anche allie piu' leggiere e
mnocue, 81 ha ragione di dover tri
butare un elogio mcritato alfOspe
dale Fabiani che giornalmente vim
&c vittorie scienti6che
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-05-02
"A NALATTIA DEL NOSTRO
DIRETTORE

UlhLIIUhL
n nostro direttore, sebbene lnco-
Incl q migIiorare, eontlnua guar
I,ro % il Ietto ed e sotto una rlglda
u ',s medica.
n .uo medico curante, dat z dl-
.,bre 1918, principle della grave
mgIaftia. e state il Dr. Nicola Fer
,.oo ed a ui deyesl prnclpalmente
con Ia capacita' di yero sclenna-
{, con le affettuose cure patene
Il nostro direttore pote' rlmettersl
flora G pora' guarire anche dl que
.raltra grave malattIa, eonseguehza
je.Ia prima.
Ouesta volta e state chamato, per
tanerp una conyersazlone amlcheNole,
orebe il DR.. Pasquale Assante, vec-
rbio medico curante dele tamlglle
nj Silycstro, di comune accordo e.
.tato dcciso di tencre un consulto,
CON un professore dell UmVerslta
Al Pennsylvania, che ha avuto luo-
D venerdi' scorso.
Amici. ammirator, fratelll dell Or
dine del FIgIl d Itaua 81 sollo allfe'-
tati personaImente' per teleioho e
per letterc Il cmedere notizle dei no
stro direttore, Nol II nngramamo
.inceramente tuttl, ma raecomandla-
mo Ioro di non dlsturbarlo Sc essl
Yeramentc 10 amano. La qulete sa.
ra' Ia mlgIIor medlclna enc Potfa
goyarc al nostro dlrettore Ferclo
iratelIi deII.Ordlne ie lo2Sge, sPe-
cialmente. Sc trattasl dl aIiarl oel-
fOrdme, sono PreSaIl ul TI'o'SeiT
le missiye ALA Segretena e non al
Grande Venerable
Bingraziamo vivamente ! slgnon
Giuseppe Brocato e aNI. NIanIIohe
di Pittsburgh @ AhJohlho hoaaI'"a
di Reading, che furono l prIml
c1iodere nojIzIe teiegfaiicaihenIe' II
primo rjyoIgendosi al iigl1o del no
sro direttore per sapere notlzle
.,.rs... n secondo ..ricordandosi o.
ggora CON orfctto al nostro diretto-
re Ell attendendo ansioso notlzie MI
'.'.- . S',Iil,,,t,,o I;r"ttoro n5n eli avrebbo
gs. ,'.s,,o , va II ,,,oIo,,. i torzo fra
lo.,2 ,I, ,'1,' a..I; ,ii1,,ri; deIIo Ioggia
-
,r.s.,to n Grande Daputato DR..
Vi.oIs \Ihanese che auspicava alh
rnariaiono del suo beneamato Gran
4. 9narabiIc"
.
RihGRi/IIHEAII SOIRAAI
p...,;,,,o % n,LbJ;cbiogo.
>lgoor DTett0re dc
"La LIbera Pqr0lG
PhiiddeSP"'@' IA.
''Phila., Pa, p Aprile 1920
"GmTrIrssrlro SIGNoRE.
mi pregio comunicare ALA 5. V.
con preghiera di pubblicarla mel diff
I'M, Giorna1e di cui ella e Diretto-
p. .oni, M una Iettara inyiata al
nostro Presidente. dial Console Ge-
neraIe d'Italia, Signor Poccardi, nell
la uale sono espressi i ringrazia-
. l''-'s SIai;.; Cit ,,,'' | J., so,,,,no Il; Ii,o
,.i,,gf,a,,,iI, du.cnDto rhn q Sua Mae
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-05-02
UNA NUovA CALZoLERIA

La ingiustificata proibizione ha
messo fuori combattimento nego-
zianti di vini, birra liquori molti
connazionali, quail per una ragione
oualsiasi non possono fare altro, 81
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-05-02
Note d'Igiene


Gia' da motto tempo medici han
no riconosciuto quale importantissi-
mo fattore di salute sia faria pura.
Purtroppo ancora il pubblico non Sc
ne rende suffcientemente conto. Di
RADIO Iaria degli uffci e del labora-
tori e pura come dovrebbe esscre,
anche nei local. che non sono con-
siderati strapieni.
] cattivi effetti dell'aria viziata
colpiscono chiunque entri in m luo-
90 di ritroyo strapieno e non alb
bastanza ventilato; e inutile insi-
steryi. Ma quando in m uffcio o
in m negozio, gil impiegati respi-
rmo giorno per giorno aria impu-
IA, i cattiyi effetti impercetHbili
dapprima, non sono memo cert.
Recent Investigation hanno mo-
strato che tire fattori vdnno prcsi in
considerations: la temperature, fu-
midita' ed il moyimento delIaria. La
temperature di un uffcio e dun la
boratorio non dowebbc eccedere i
65 gradi Fahrenheit Eumidita'
non dovrcbbe oltrepassare il so per
cento del grado di saturazione. Per
mantcnere qucstc condizioni biso-
gna spcsso cambiare Iaria calda e
viziata per mezzo di ventilatori G
metodo e di tener sempre lie tinestre
aDprfn FOrsp i'm ayyeDiTp aVrpmO