HSvaxvn ©o. IBank* PETE E a THE DAKOTA BILL, ed. Anger convulsed every face. or a The Young Man's Incipient JU.us IfLEONHARBT, moment the general flinched, but he immediately taclie. regained his self-possession, entered S a a 5 S the One Which the chamber laughing, taking a seat A young man whom we shall call C.H. CHADBOUBJV, "J- C. H. BOS»f Admits South Dakota to the Sisterhood near M. a of States, President: Caahieti Jeffords, when he was twenty years Towards midnight there was an uproarious N— -DEA, a vote of 26 to 23 the bill for the adttneaiun COP. Mini, and Centre Strs. old, went to visit his grandmother, a Boulangerist demonstration in the PROPRIETOR OF THE BER o! South a a to the Union Place de Bourse. A 6trong body of police very old lady, whom he had not seen New Ulm Foundry paesefltho senate. became, before it drove the crowd back to the Rue Montmartr was finished, the pivot around which revolved since he was a boy of ten years. She, and made several arrests. I a NEW-ULM,-"-•--"" MINN. one of the most bitter debates the short time the uproar had entirely subsided. of course, remembered him as a boy, fcenate has ever indulged in. Fo two days Collections an£ all bnsfnees pertamiag to banking & MACHINE SHOP, id did not realize that he was a .. Dakot a was not mentioned in the promptly attended to. debate, while the old battle of 1876 young man. The down on the young Corner Centre & Front Streets. Individual Rssponsibitiy, was fought over again. Every What Judge Cooley Says. man's upper lip had given place to a charge at was ever made against the KBW ULM, MINF Judge T. M. Cooley, chairman of the interstate bout in relation to illegal elections and brown shade of something that promised The Foundry nas been thoroughly refitted and commerce commission, arrived in LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, violence and fraud was reiterated, while UB now prepared to do all kinde of work on shor* Chicago to attend the matters connected in time to become a real mustache, the whole history of the Republican part fiotlce. Repairing of all kinds of machinery anV Eagle Mill Co. with the administration of the interstate agricultural Implements a specialty. Only ea Tt a revamped by Vest and and very proud was Joe of this SASH, BLINDS, commerce law. However, he is giving special perienced workmen are employed, and work en. Butler, and its alleged corruption again attention to the matter of the proposed production, though he could not endure trusted to my care will be ejected with neatnea* Pa over. Senator Allison had taken •Bddispatch. ALL WORK WARRANTED. legislation which has in view the requiring that any comments should be .—arid all kinds of— the floor with the expectation of making a CHAS. LEONHARD a means of accurate weighing of grain, Manufacturers of speech, which had caused Mr. Butler to made upon it by his friends. and the giving of bills of lading Building Material. state in his peculiarly iiippantwav at we ROLLER FLOUR at will be conclusive of the Sug.J&ltell, had listened to two presidential stump One of his grandmother's childish amounts stated in them. Judge speeches already and would probably hear weaknesses was a constant fear that Cooley WAS engaged in taking the testimon BY THE ffEW ULM, another. When the bill was taken up there were cancerous tendencies in her of a number of prominent board of however. Senator Allison gave wa to Gradual Seduction Roller system, and that for this reason probably trade men. has arranged for a meeting Plumb, who made a short speech, in which with the Chicago committee of the she was always watching for ^.-.pe called attention to the difference between BMERjaHTSTEE&BOTTLEB. Central Traffic association. I is his desire System, i- such tendencies in other people. the population of the Southern to get the views both for and against Wwuw MW- states and at of Dakota, which the The afternoon of Joe's arrival, the proposed legislation, particularly the Democrats were aiming to keep out twelve or fifteen young ladies of the NEW ULM, MINN. facts having a bearing upon this mat of the Union. read from the as neighborhood had meta grandma tor. Judge Cooley, also expects to This brewery is one of the largest.establishments sessor's list of articles subject to taxation decide upon the matter of instituting Jefford's to tack a pair of comforts of the aimi iu ihe Minnesota Valley and ig fitted Alabama, and showed at the taxes up with all the modern improvements. Keg amJ an investigation of the causes of the Chicago, for her. They were full of life and fun, paid upon guns, pistols and dirks were bottle beer fnrnished to any parr of the city on Burlington & Quincy railroad strike. and were laughing and chatting around greater than upon agricultural implements. shor5 notice. My bottle beer is especially adapted NEW ULM, MINN. When asked his opinion regarding President tor family nse. submitted at gentlemen representing the quilting-t'rames when Joe arrived. Perkins' views upon the workings of Country brewers and others that bay malt will the South were hardly able to judge as to The sight of so many strange girls embarrassed the interstate commerce laws, as expressed And to their interest to place their orders whittle. the right to be admitted into tha Union of the young man greatly, but &U orders by mail will receiverayprompt a t'"entloa. in his annual report as a Western community, or even of a frontier M.Mullen, PresH. E. Vajen,Vice-Fres'* he finally mustered up courage to enter president of the Burlington road, settlement, whose agricultural implements AUG. SCKSLX Judge Cooley roplied at he thought the room, and say,— far exceeded in value its weapons of J. C. Rudolph, Cashier. John Hauenstein, the injury the interstate commerce law offense or defense. MT. Plumb's speech "How do you do, grandmother?" had done to the railroads of the Northwest Obtained, and all PATENT hWjlREsis attended Directors: had an h-ritating effect upon the senators "Who be you?" asked the old lady, was far less an the injury to for MODERATE FEES. Our office is on the Democratic side of the senate, but shading her dimmed eyes with one opposite the U. 8. Patent Office, and we can obtain caused by the quarrels of the railroad they could not restrain their laughter and Werner Bcesch, Chus. Wagner, Br. C~ Patents In less time than those remote from hand, and trying to get a distinct view companies among themselves. He thought joined with the rest of the senate and the WASHINGTON. Send MODEL, DRA WING or at with a careful observance of the provisions of Joe. galleries in a hearty laugh when the Alaa PHOTO of invention. We advise as to patentability Weschcke, 0. M. Olsen, E. 0. Koch. of the law, and the preservation of "Why? Don't you know me, grandmother? free of charge and we majQ NO VHAHQE a ax list was read. and peace among the railroad companies, the UNLESS PATENT IS SECURED, I'm your son Robert's boy, law would be found beneficial instead of For circular, advice, terms and references to Senator Butler then took the floor to reply Joe." actual clients in your own State. County, City oi DRAFTS TO ALL PARTS harmful. to some or the insinuations at had "What, little Joe?" Town, write to been made against he South. Mr. Plum The young ladies giggled, and J„oe, OF EUROPE, AND PASSAGE asked him if he would be willing to apply Opposite Patent Office, Washington, U. (J. the same rule to a a at had been who was five feet eleven, looked sheepish, A Petition to Judge Cooley. Our brewery is fully equipped and able to fil* TICKETS SOLD. applied to Texas—that} is, admit her but replied,— A petition, emanating from the Burlington Bingham Bros. all orders. with the privilege of afterward dividing strikers and numerously signed by "Not so very little now, grandmother." Mr- F. Grebe has charge of the bottling establishment. herself into a number of prominent business men and railroad officials, states Mr. Butler said at he would Close Attention iven to Gfr was presented in Chicago to Hon. The old lady's eyesight was almost A'cw Dim, Minn. be, but he looked upon this attempt Thoma M. Cooley, chairman of the interstate gone. She could not clearly see objects to admit South Dakot a at this time as a commerce commission requesting the DEALERS IN touting/ at a distance of even two or political trick to get two senators upon commission to meet in Chicago for the floor of this chamber, and he did not three feet. "Come here, Joey," she Pfelferle, the purpose of investigating "th propose, if he could help it, to allow any said. character, the causes and the results party to take snap judgment in increasing of the controversy between the Joe crossed the room, and stood by the number of senators at a time when Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad Low Rates to Pacific Coasu the lounge on which his grandmother the a supremacy of the party in company and a number of its late employes.'" Dealer in was lying. control of this chamber was rapidly LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, The new agreement between the transcor»t& In the petitiou it "is claimed at waning. Fro Butler's speech the "Why, kneel down, Joey, so that I r.ental lines authorizes a lower rate to Pacificco:i-st_ the controversy relates almost exclusively po.nts yia the Manitoba-Jfaciiie roat senate branched off into a political discussion can see you better." to wages, and at the striikers have SASH AND BLIND. r.hiin is mads via any other line. Frequent excursions. which had nothing to do with Dakota. been and are now willing to submit, their Joe knelt down. Accommodations first-class. War Then Sherman and Vest got into a Lime, Cement and Coal. claims to arDitration. It- is also claimed rates, maps, and other CANNED, DRIED & GREEN His grandmother looked at him with wrangle over Hayes' election again, and particulars, apply to C. 1 at the Burlington has obtained incompetent her dim eyes, unable to realize that Joe a took the floor and explained all H. WARKEM, General engineers and firemen to take I S Passenger Agent, St. I a the Louisiana returning board. Mr. had changed from a boy to the tall fellow the places of the strikers, and Paul, iiinn. BW.3 .BAUKA*. a closing speech was the best he has that he was. But Joe was greatly that, by reason of their employment "the Lowest pieces alivays. delivered. azidL FeecL An Excellent Route. road is not at present a safe one for the embarrassed, and heartily wished a closed with another statement of public to travel on, and at under its that he or those girls had stayed at Tourists, Dusiness men, settlers and otfiorsrdesiring the hopeless nature of tb.3 case so long as present management it fails to perform its home. After a few pleasant words,the Opposite Railroad Depot, STONE,WOODEN AND W I O W to reach any place in Central or Northern it was in the hands of the Democratic party, duties as a common carrier." old lady suddenly raised herself, and Montana, Dakota, Minnesota, or Pnpefc NEW ULM, MINK W A E and a strong appeal thp'. Dakot a be Sound and Pacific Coast points should investigate Chairman Cooley, after reading the petition, cried out,— given justice. Then Chandler, Hall and regarding the rates and advantages ofTere? informed the attorney for the strikers NEW ULM, MINff. "Joey! Joseph Jeffords!" by tlrls route. A rate from Chicago or St.Pauito Paeco got into a fight over the Florida at the commission would grant the Puget Sound or Pacific Coast points $o.001ow*3r electoral count of 1876, and when at "Yes, grandmother." petition and institute the investigation, than via any other line is guaranteed. AC^OKItsesjsp had been talked out, a vote was taken on "What's that on your upper lip, and at the first hearing would be ordered ST: PAUL Butler's substitute (the Springer bill.) I child?" eiass*„ lor a date as soon after the 5 of May I N N EAPOLIS was voted down by a purely party vote, GreaSa as possible. Joe felt a flame of fire sweep across \. 23 yeas to 26 nays. Edmunds demanded «& his face, and the perspiration came I the eas and nays on the passage of the TSE ONLY HUB JiAILWAX tS &MQ9T- out on his forehead. I bill, and by the same numbers reversed it The Murderous "White Caps." tana Watertown, Aberdeen, Ellendale, Fare was passed. Following is'the vote: Manufacturer of and Dealer in "It's—it's nothing," he stammered. Buford and Bottineau, Dakota, are. a few oi tint Crawford county, Indiana, has a KuKlux "Nothing! How can you say that? principal points reached via recent extensions*?1.. YEAS—26. gang of ruffians known as white caps, CIGARS, this road. For maps or other information a Aid rich, Allison, Blair, Bowen, Chace, Something is the matter with vour and their nightly raids aTe reported by dress C. H. WARREN, General Passenger Agent.. Chandler, Cullom, Davis, Dawes, Dolph, lip. What is it?" telegraph. Jame Seebers, Robert Broomfield St. Paul. Minn. Edmunds, Farwell, Frye, Hawley, Hiscock, Send for new map of Northwest. and Mrs. Nancy Wilson had incurred TOBACCOS Urged to desperation, poor Joe Hoar, Ingalls, Manderson, Mitchell, Palmer, their displeasure, and fifty of them rode stammered out, 'Why, grandmother, Where Are You Going? Piatt Sabin, Sherman, Spooner, Stockbridge, up to Mr. Wilson's house, where Broomfield Wilson (Iowa). it's—it's—my mustache!" PIPES, Will purify the BLOO regulat* and Seebers were spending the night. When do you start Where from HoTpmsnyin tho LIVER and KIDNEYS and Here the girls giggled. NAYS 23 Both men and the woman were seized, your party? What amount of freight, car KESTORE the E A and VH*. Bate, Berry,Blackburn, Blodgett, Brown, The old lady was nearly deaf, as OR of YOUTH. Dyspepria^Waaa baggage have yon What route do you prefer? taken to the woods, stripped, Cor. Minnesota and Centre Call, Coke, Faulkner, George, Gorman, of Appetite, Indigestion.Lack of Upon receipt of an answer to the above questions and tied to trees. The men wpre given well as half-blind, "What did you Strength and Tired Feeling absolutely you wil-l be furnished, free of expense, witi» Gray, Harris, Kenna, Morgan, Pasco, streets. 125 lashes each, the switches cutting into cured: Bones, muscles say?" she asked. the Pugh, Ransom, Reaean, Saulsbury, and nerves receive new the flesh and drawing blood at every maps, time "It's my mustache!" Joe shouted, force. Enlivens the mind NEW ULM, MINN. Turpie, Vance, and Walthall. or stroke. The men fainted several times, ___, and supplies Brain Power. his face a deep crimson. Mr. a gave notice that he would at Buffering from com plaintspact*, able inform- 9B RAILWAY but water was thrown upon them and liar to their sex will find in 3 an early day call up the other territorial With a sigh of relief, but with a quiet will save trouble, time and money, they were resuscitated, only to be again HAKTEE'S IKON TONIC call in person where necessary, bills. lashed. The woman, tied to a tree near smile on her face, the old lady safe, speedy euro. Gives a clear, healthy complexion. ready to answer above questions should cut at All attempts at counterfeiting only'adds to ftspopu. by, was frightened almost into insensibility. leaned back on her pillows, saying,— and preserve this notice for future reference, it: \urity. Do not experiment—get ORIGINAL AND BXBT She begged piteously at she be Dr. HARTER'S LIVER PILLS may become useful. -^Address C. WAIUISSS, "Is that all? I was afeered it might Dealer in S Care Constipstion.Ziiver Complaint and Sick] Seneral Passenger Agent, St. Paul, Minn. spared, but the "White Caps were merciless. Politics in France. be a cancer. Anyhow, it looked as if Headache. Sample Dose and Dream Book! r:R,i Send for new map of Northwest. At the end of twenty-five lashes the GOODS mailed on roooipt of two cents in postage. I a bad humor was breaking out." The haste exhibited by the French THE DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO., ST. LOUIS, WO. wretched woman was apparently in a dead OJieap Cash. Store*. chamber of deputies to pass a vote of confidence Joe begged to be excused, saying his faint and was spared further torture Hats, Caps, Motions, in the government, and the suddenness horse needed looking after, and hurriedly When the victims were untied they fell to H. Rudolplii, with which the members of both sides Groceries,' JE^rovisions, the ground' and were left there. Th left the house, amid the suppressed of the chamber have decided at they will C$0. j£do£& "White Caps" &hen rode away to the residences laughter of the girls. He did Crockery and Glassware, unite with the government in revising the of other disreputables to notify not enter that room again, but found constitution, affords much amusement to them to leave the country or take the Green, Dried and Canned it convenient to talk" with grandpa the adherents of Boulanger. who regard consequences. Several people who have MANUFACTURER OF & DEALER I N Fruits* etc, etc. the new departure with a complacency in the barn, until he knew that "those been warned have fled to Kentucky. DEALER IN Boats and Shoes!- 'ibor of a knowledge of their power. Th giggling girls had gone home." I will always take farm produce in exchange DRY GOODS, 7/hnmber is undoubtedly struggling hard to Tor goods, and pay the highest market price for au maintain its position, and having become NOTIONS, A Haddock Murder Mystery. kinds of paper rags. thoroughly aroused to the new danger Minn. & 3d N. strs., New Ulm, Minn. Bette Stay at Home. HATS, at threatens the existence oft at institution, a A S The dead body of a man was found in the members are trying to make In connection with my store IbnTe a first-clasi GROCERIES, CROCKERY the ice house of the Arensdorf brewery, at The Boston Record has been doing some bid for popularity, if perchance the saloon furnished with a splendid biUiard table an4 Sioux City, by Nick Pauley, recently. A large assortment of men's and and OILS. its best to put to flight some fond evil may be warded off. Nevertheless, sudden The body was immediately "identified as my customers will always find good liquors and boys' boots and shoes, and ladies' and little illusions which American girls of virtue on their part will hardly satisfy at of Albert Heitz, who for nearly two cigars, and every forenoon a splendid lunch. children's shoes constantly kept on Also Musical Instruments the country, which believes at these small means indulge in in regard to year3 occasionally did bookkeeping or odd hand. Custom work and repahing late professions are merely an effort to jobs about the brewery, and who is said to going abroad and supporting themselves and WMJSBLJEM & WZL~ All goods purchased of me will be delivered retain place for the moment promutly attended to. have suddenly disappeared the week after while they study music, or painting, any part of the city free of cost. SON'S Latest Improved before the Boulanger program is the trial of .John Arensdorf for the murder Minnesota Street. New Ulm, Minn or language. Some of these maidens launched. I will be an exceedingly of Dr. Haddock. Th body lay in the THE CHICAGOAMB SEWING MACB.1BMS. Meat Market, difficult matter for the authorities to imagine it the easiest thingpossible corner of the ice house and by its side a restrain the mobs, which, with true French 38 calibre self acting revolver, which is to obtain pupils in English and launch Ml Goods Sold at Bottom fickleness, shouted themselves hoarse not identified by Pauley and other themselves into a strange land without long ago for Carnot, and now have become former employes of the brewery before money to live upon, but with a M. EPPLE, Prop'r. wild over their new ideal Boulanger! Even the coroner's jury :a3 the property sublime confidence in their own powers, if troops and police are massed about the r?KW ULM. of Joh Arensdorf. Th body NEW ULM,MINN, MINJW. t,mge,generalwillof MINNESOTA ST. which often brings them grief. For it was in a sitting position with the hands ?ity they have little ei'i'ect upon the clinched at the side and the wound was crowds enthusiastic partisans of is true that Americans have not the ill Go. through the heart. I was in a badly decomposed the reputation among the careful foreign n~HE undersigned desires to Inform the people of condition. or of the ice I New Ulm and vicinity that n% has re-established Gen. Boulanger received an undeniable matrons which will lead to their employment his meat market and is now preapared to wal« house was not locked but could be opened ovation on his way to thechamber of deputies. RAILWAY. when an Englishwoman can on his aid customers and friends with only th« by any one. I twas very dark within and ROLLER MILL. I the Hue Rivoli ladies threw flowers Penetrates the Centres of Population beBt fresh and cured meats, sausages, lard and everything there had been EO saw dust inside since be had. Nor is there the opportunity into the general's •carriage. The general in usually kept in a first-class market Th« last fall. Pauley was cleaning it out when ealuted them and pressed the flowers to to earn money by foreign correspondence highest market price will be paid for FAT CAT. ILLINOIS, IOWA, he found the body. Hiltz was a German TLB, HIDES, WOOL, ETC. his heart. There were isolated cries of that many believe exists. There 24 Rollers and 4 Burrs. a 45 years of age, of good education "Down with the dictator!" On his return WISCONSIN, M. EPPLK -i is so little that is new which the telegraph but addicted to drink. He is said to be from the chamber of deputies. Gen. Boulanger leaves untold, and foreign modes eat Market. well connected in the old country and to was the subjectof a similar demona MICHIGAN, have a daughter in Kansa City. He slept I the chamber a group of deputies of living are so well understood now, "We take pleasure in informing tfee MINNESOTA, in the brewery and often helped Pauley, and reporters hissed and cheered for that it is only in rare cases that correspondence public that we are now ready for bo&iness. the night watchman who was in the brewery the republic. Several rows occurred, and DAKOTA, is paid for. The moral The beat machinery and all tb» JOS. SCMOBBICH, Prop'r., the night of the Haddoc murder. a on Dufour, Bonapartist, and M. of it all is that young women need to NEBRASKA and latest improvements in the manufacture Aren, Opportunist, exchanged cards. have the money at hand to pay their The difficulty, however, was adjusted by of flour enable us to compete witl*. WYOMING. New Ulm, Minn. Another Emperor Dying. mutual friends,of the gentlemen. way before going abroad to study or the best mills in the country. The latest advices from Berlin are to the Gen. Boulanger, who arrived in on open to travel. We are constantly buying ••'.'• effect at the illness of the new Empero Its TRAIN SERVICE is carefully A large supply of fresh meats, san•age, carriage, was cheered by the immense Wheat, has assumed its last dangerous phase. The crowd at was ^assembled outside the para arranged to meet requirements oi hams, lard, etc., constantly on Rye, Emperor has not left his bed for several Why the Farmer Quit Preaching. building. Th lobbies were local travel, as well as to furnish aand. All orders from the country daj's, and the accounts current of his suffering ^i thronged, and much excitement prevailed. Com, the most attractive Routes foi are distressing. said to Chaplain promptly attended to, All of the political groups in the chamber Oats, Koegel: "You pray for my preservation through travel between important held reunions. The Extreme Left adopted There's a pious and ignorant farmer rather pray for my release." He perseveres CASH PAID FOR HIDES. Ducltwlieaty resolutions repudiating the plebiscite and over in Virginia who used to do a TRADE CENTRES. in transacting business, and does declaring at the Boulangerist deputies little extra work at preaching, but he not cease writing. The Empress is often summoned shall be exchaded from the party Th THE NEWEM to decipher the most illegible characters hasn't for several years now. On the Left decided noit to interpellate the At the Highest Market Price**. Its EQUIPMENT of Day and and save him from the annoyance government. Th Radical Left ap occasion of his last appearance he selected of rewriting them. As a result of family Parlor Cars, Dining and JPa/ac« proved an entente with the government for the bible reading Job's description We sell all kinds of CITY PLANING MILL negotiations, a jointure of 12,000.00u Sleeping Cars is without rival. regarding the appointment of the war-horse, in which marks is secured to theem^resa.andPrinca FLOVB,. o\ a committee to revise the constitution. Its ROAD-BED is perfection, ot Henry inherits 1,000,000 marks upon the occurs the passage: "He saith among Th united Right will propose at such a stone-ballasted Steel. SHORTS, emperor's death. committee be appointed a the sitting. the trumpets, Ha, ha and he smelleth The NORTHWESTERN is tho MANUFACTURES BHAN, &c.M The London Chronicle's Berlin correspondent the battle afar off." The good man favorite route for (he Commercial says: "There were rumors at DOORS, WINDOW SASH, AT LOW A E S MM. Laguere, Le Hsrisse and Deronlde read along with increasing fervor and midnight at the emperor's feet were Traveler, the Tourist and the Seekers accompanied Gen. Boulanger when he entered emphasis until he came to this, and swelling, at pustules had begun to appear after New Homes in the Golden the chamber. Gsn. Boulanger returned VENETIAN BLINDS, then he rolled the sentence forth' Special Attention given to I on his neck, and at there was niueh to the Hotel de Louvre in his carriage, Northwest, discharge from his a "He saith amons the trumpets, Hay, O-uatozrL "Worls: and was greeted with acclaims by Detailed information cheerfully MOULDINGS AND FRAMES. A dispatch from Berlin to the Times the people. Perfect order was maintained. hay and—" But he never got anyfurther furnished by bays: "At midnight the emperor's temperatur Gen. Boulanger ignored the appeals of than that, for the people, forgetting An extra stone for gi inding feed. was above 3 9 Celsius, but, owing to Planing, turning and all C. W. H. HEIDEMAN, Agent, hundreds of friends to avoid publicity. the sancity of the place, tittered, the immense discharge through the canula, On entering the Salle a Pai of Steam Cornsheller, work with rib-saw promptly and then went into such a laugh the patient was much better. All the NewTJlm,HiM. the chamber of deputies a crowd members of the royal family were immediately that the meeting broke up in disordei Wood laken for cash or in exchange /*rft craned forward to see MARVIN HUGHIT, H. G. WICKER, and neatly executed. informed by telephone and telegraph him and Gen. Boulanger, thinking and the farmw quit the pulpit forever. do.i: Efapife MM of the improvement in the Emperor's Vice-Pres't and Gen. Mangr. Traffic Manages they manifested sympathy for him —Washington Critic. condition." E P. WILSON, smiled. The storm instantly broke, the All work guaranteed. Bates reasonable. C^SH PURCHASES deputies crying "A bas le dictatur, A General PaBBenger Agent* 1 bas Boulanger." Keys was used as whistles, -i ZEULEB, Prty'r. Minister Phelps, it is thought, will be Jaco Sharp left his widow an estate and CHEAP SALES aa for a time pandemonimura reign- made chief justice. valued at-12,00^.000. ^\^F-if/ ife&fe- -tW-S&zth