VO HOT 'ftfllOLKO LIOI FOR JEFFERSON COUNTY FOR THE VKAtt lt0o. YllF. renders of foreign and domestic msr tnandif. etc., of Jefferson connty, Pennsyl vania, will tnWe noiire that they are appraiser! nd classified hy the iinriVrsiunrd appraicr of mercantile and other license tax fur the year 1900, at follown: ANITA. UlncV, John Retailer Jllanca, Antonio " rl.n. KH " Kureka Supply Co. W.ouru!)re, John r'.linwriKlit. William " It'ich, l.sura Hanson. Swan " l.umlrn, Andrew " Larson, Amanda " M osier. V. S " Mosirr. V. 1' " Morgan Ac Jenkins " Mc-kcchnte, David " Alnlhurg. A. J " !on. T " Nelson. Anron " Spencer, C A " Thomas & Son " Warner I'.ros " AI.I.F.NS MILLS. Allen, J. G. & Son I1ROOKVILLE. Allgier, r. J All.ert. K. J. Mr Ilrcvicr, Ldwin Wood. I'. ...Retailer ...Retailer I llullera I Jioncr, I Illood. v" Vavllunini suasion J M. idy Retniler nctl n ler, .' II. r Ilro tuck. William 1 llurkeu; 1) Urndv. I. I Craic. A. 9t Co , t'hesnutt, W. K i'nnning, James M sVhnllrron. I-'rnnk timmitiKs & Co llnvis, Frank arr & KnKlish Evans. W. & C". W Kasnn, D f Fctzi-r, W. K t.liiythcr. J. W iMltll, C. II Humphrey, W. N. & Ilro IMier, JacIon Ilcndcrsun, 1 . A Henderson, K. I) Until, Nat Hughe. J. II Henry. J. J Hamilton. J. K 1 laves. F. M Ilcndrrscn. K. I. Hrlnck. Ed llihhard. 1). V Henderson, A. F. Mrs Jackson, Lina Mr Knr.pp, F. K Vrlso. William. & Co Kennedy, It. Il Loebmnn, Albert Love, S. A. Love. H. T Moore, C. A Means, Bros McKniuht & Son McI uIIcukIi, Albert 'M.-Kln'ry. R. R Mitchel llros Matson. Norman D Moore. John S Mcl.ain. A. II Miller, Adam Maon. R. M. Co McFadden. J. I McDonald. Joseph l'earsall. Elmer E Tierce. J. M fl Reiti. L. I Rankin, Kennedv & Co "Sandt. (ieorRC I Stcwar. John T Swnrtrlander. F. C "Snyder, N. F. Shields, Wlllirm Scrilmer. F. L Truhy. A. R Vanleer Pro .' Wanner. W. F Waddinp. A. M Wilson. C. R "Woodward, !'. F. I1ROCKWAYV1LLE Andrew's. E. A Hiss. Mike Paird. H. I.. Mrs Headier. R. W. Hi Co Bond & Cooper Hrtttnn A- Kearney Chapin. A. R Cash Ilargain Co., Limited Cooper, f. S -Covill. E II. - irove. D. Fl (ireenblatt, Jonaa Jones, C. K. and Co Kearney I. S Kearney, Letty t.na-an, A.ndrcw Xevis, Theo Morey. E. Mrs . Matson. Mina Miss tllmstrad, V. I Pasquahicchio Sons Porter, I). H Ross, Tohn Li Ralston, Martha, Mrs , Rankin and Condick Sibley, W. S Smith, J. W Sanders. Charles Thompson, H Taylor and Ettinjrrr Thompion, S. W. Mrs Vema. Tora Whitton. John H Welsh, IT. B Zisser Bros BIG RUN. Anderson. T. C Rig Run llarirain Store H Cochrane, John C u Campbell, J. O M Davis, tl. I. ., M TMvis, Tames J Irvin, Mary and Son M Kunli, Fred TilcClure. A. V Means. Eira Kiel, J. K Kiel. C. T. ,. Viler. D. J. Rhinehart, L. Miss Shsffer and Davis Sinyers. 11 M Vale, ( . Frank Wise, Daniel UEECHTKlili. llenicni, Anttilio llioohs. Margaret Myer. M. C. Mrs Stanislao, llcnigni BAXTER. Covert, F. M Weister, W. W CARRIER. Eurard, R. L. nd Co CONTENT. Drocius, J. B CRENSHAW. Ack.rd, J. C Ilrennan. Michael . Formainl. Louis llendersun. Charles Homer, William 1 Idiling, neihe, Airs Momresor, Louis Moberg, John I Momresor, J TCormand. John Steele and Co Tarolta, Ixiuis .Retailer .Retailer ..Retailer 41 ..Retailer ..Retailer ..Retailer Vyse, Joseph CORSICA. Burns. T). F Corhett, F. R CairoJI. J. E Jones. J. II l.ucas and Moore Orcutt. Viiiue, Miss Rea. Ellen. M" I Simpson. Ci. W. M Snyder, W. J COOL Sl'RlNG. TCkis. II atnsclman, M. l.t hafler, Lalayette I , CLAR1NGTON. !itn and Hotlel CLOE. gi-y. T. J CCAt. Ci!N. bolt and Illiikuslee (OUTF''. rk. Kiaer and Kijip ...Retailer ..Retailer t ..Retailer ..Rttallcr ..Retailer ..KetaJir F.MF.RICKVILI.r. ferkhouse. C A Hatten, John Weiser, K KLKNORA. Mahoninf Sllpplv Co Montaromery, Jonti Mrs Mead, A. 1 DF.LANCEY. Davis, Thomas Mrs. Forman, Cai'sar Moritan, Elizabeth Mrs Mahoninjr Supply Co 1'enman. John M , SalvaKgio. Antonio , Wise. Joseph M. Mrs , Wallace, Jennie Mrs , Wardrop, William Sr DORA. Graham,- N. N DESIRE. Campbell, F.. II. Ilannau, N Katzen, A. Knrhia, S. R Miller. I'anl Noll, S. A. and Son I'al and Rassody . Wobertson, lama Reed, W. 1. , herd Bros. ..1 ftonrv. Steve , iimathcra. Misses V ayne, Rysome FALLS CREEK. Able. A Askey. W. A., Jr Iloyles, R. M. and Co Connelly, I'. J Dickey, S. I Falls Creek Supply Co Fry, D. S. , Gray, S Green, James , Harris, J. C llibner and Weaver Darter. J. R LnmontaKnc, Gilbert Morrow, II. A Mitlen and McConncll McMahon, I". J. Mrs , McCauley and Co Patterson, J. J Spannlcr, Gcorire Rcitz and Shatter RofT, John Ui.lcont, J. C SchofTner Bros Strattan, II. Ci FROSTI1CRG. Gonrley, Ezra C GRANGE. Mogle, A. B HAMILTON. TTonry. W. T Henry, D. M. .Retailer .Retailer .Retailer Neat, S! larp. Sr. Keel and Mitchell HORATIO. Conn. J. I Fnrelta Supply Co. I.t'd Winiirovc, I i. A Williams, D. W. Mr. 1IAZF.N. Maves. T. G Trimble and Co, King, Gayley, J.M. Geo. M HOPKINS. iiovE. KNON DALE. Hopkins. Jacob Mccracken, II. E KIRKMAN. Carberry, John LANGVI LLE. Glontz. Samuel Lang. John LANES MILLS. Lane, N. B. and F. A 1.1 NOSEY. Bernstein, S. P Brink, C. S. Mrs Ilrownell, R. E Tui-goon. S. J Doran, S. J Donnellv and dimming! Davis, A. W Davis, Thomas R Davis, I. R Grube. Dr.. and Co Gnhren. C. M. Mrs Harl, MiKen l.ihns. W. T. Mrs I.vman. Fd. F Mfhrinir. Phillip Miller. II. A N'iel, MfSB-ic Miss Piazza. Frank Phillips, Otto and Margaret Ouinlisk, lohn Ouinlisk Bros Rcscenctto. Frmk Richards, Boyd Thomas. W. Wtter. Peter I Wilkins, Watkm Wgh.man. J. M.( Boftenhorn. John II. V Siverling, A. B MINDERF. Williamson. S'ewnrt NOHTII FREEDOM. Baughman, G. W. Reiti. A. II OLTVEni RG. Johnson, Jane E. Miss : 1 a.iv. .Retailer .Retailer .Retailer ...Retail 11 .Retailer .Retailer .Retailer .Retailer .Retailer .Retailer .Retailer .Retailer Smith and Johns Reiti. B. C Elkin. J. II Y'ount, S. G, PANSY. PORtEti" PUEBLO." PR ESCOTTVI LLE. Regenl. Antroli S-iles. M. II Ilandysidc, Genree, Mrs ITNXSLTAWNEY. Brown Hardware Co Burkett, Emma Mrs Barry, Joseph S Pair, John II Beyer, J. M Brcckstein, 11 Ilrownell. R. E Bennis, T. E Carrick, Davul Clawson. J. C Cohen, Jacob II Cohen. Rueben Carr, W. C Clover and Edrlblute Dennison. Joseph Drummond Cytle Co , Donahue and Jonea Eberhart J. B Edelblute Bros Fackiner Bros Fish, Charles Fetlerman. D. T Fleekenatien and Graham Fink. j. II Fink, J. II Could. II. Mrs Gutileus, II. C Gray, Barbara A Gilbloom. S. II. Mrs. drier and Osterhout Gerson, R. U Hunter, C. G. Mrs Hewitt and Johnson Huth. L. R Hopkins, Lyde Miss Hamilton, S. S lannarinn, Tony Kirchner. I. W. Keltonik. S Kirkpatrick, Chas Lansiendorfer, John Lonrenzo, M, G. Long, P. P. , Lucas. S. S Langan and Chambers Loeb. H. j. Lonrenzo. Fred Lowe, C. Luther McAninch, S Meyo, Mick Murray and Jordan Matthews, W. T McKelvey, P. H Mogle, J. L. Morris fleet Co Morris, M. II Means. M. Rush Mann, P. I Neal, C. M Oliva, Andrew Prothero, James H Vollick, L I Paulall. T. M rhilliber, John A Perry and Neff Punxautawney Cvcla Co Punxsutawney News Uepot Quarry, M. A RatTctto and Cuneo Ruch, C. C. Mra Robinson, II. L. and Co Robinson. A. C. and Son Record Milling Co., Limited Kinn and Ktiris , , Sturgeon, E. F ShnlT.T, E. E Shields, J. L Swisher. Jus. M. Smith. J. W Smith and Henry Snyder Bros Turrenae, W, C T-uitt, J. A Taylor. J. L Til lor. John .Retailer .Retailer .Retailer .Retailer Retailer .Retailer .Retailer .Retailer .Retailer .Retailer .Retailer ..Wholesale ....Retailer Wholesale ...Retailer Welst. loseoh F Retailer I Woik. K Weiss.i G. A. and Bro , Weber. J. A Wehrle. P.. NT Retsiler I Winters' Art Store Williams, J. D , Zcitlcr, T. C , Zi.itlee. V.. W Retailer I RATHMEL. Bateson. Joseph Jr Barclay, William Mrs Bowser, G, B Central Trading Co Cameron, A. M, Mrs lliifrhr, Edward Iluxhca, James Jefferson Supply Co Kalllaly, Mike Leech, C. M Marshall, M. J. Mrs Mackintosh, Alex Moore, Wm. Mrs Mulholland. A. W Patrick, James Smith, Tohn Wyse, H. II REVNOLDSVII.LE. Alexander. W. II Bohren, Gootlcib Black, F. J Brumbaugh and Hills Bnssard, G. W. Mrs ttlng and Co Uano. E. Mrs Nest. F. C. Miss Copping, William Cox, B. T Clarke, F. A Diets. Frank Dunn, J. M Dillman. J. C Dunn, A. E Evans, F. M. ,. Foster. W. M Gibson, C. C Goodcr, Albert Hall and Barton llanan, N Hinry, J. C. and S. C Henry. W. C lluitbes, J. II Haskens, J. P Huffman, C. F Tcficrson Supply Co Johnson and Nolan Katzen, A Kim?. .1. C, and Co Met racken, 1) Miller And Reynolds McConncll. V. A McClelland, Scott Macro, L, and Daddario Milliron, G. A. and Bro Moore. W. II Mntrte Bros Mv.rs, J. A o llare, John l'ricster I'ros PKIer and Chilistcr Robinson Shoe Co Hi gas. I. W KVynnM'ViHr Hirdware Co Riibinson and Mundurf K'ibin.on and Mundorf Koss, W. S Riston, Alex Rhodes. P. II Stormcr Bros Sniail anil Austin Stewart's Racket Store Sutter, J. J Smith, P. 11 Shick and Wagner Swartx Bros Stoles. H. Alex Shaffer, G. W Smith and Mohney Sprv, W. Mrs 1... Saniple and Flirkinger Spears, Joseph Mrs Wiley and Switzrr Williams, Reese KICHARDSVII.l.E. TTumphrevs, M Wasson, William ............ , ROCKDALE. Moore, Thomas Strong, M. Mrs RINGGOLD. Holben. F. A Stewart, Charles SUM MERVILLE. Bverty. J. A Carrier Bro Carrier. S. D. Mrs FsVelman. T. A 1 Guthrie, II. F Ticox. L. J Shimmel. J. E. Mrs S,ronK. R. W. Pnnnett, F. C Fstes and Long Fye and Reber Scott and Phi'lippi Smith. R. B Shaffer, J. L Sykes, J. B " SOLDIER. Biamonto, Joseph Paa-inski. Antonio leflerson Supply Co Marinoro, Joseph Marinaro. Carmine Pitman, II. E Yannty, Tcter SI GEL. Copenhaver, T. W Hepler, J. E King. Amelia Miss Truman S'k'Lks"S."" F'senhart, William Milliron. W. C Reiti, Mary Mra Seller. V- XMAsX: Poner. W. J Cribbs, J. C. and Son SCHOFFNERS CORNERS. Davis. S. .Retailor .Retailer , LINDSEY. nvi, J. It t s 00 pun xsu !,..::. Sink, G. C' f 10 Sucrarts, G, L 9 10 no Dennison, Joseph 8 S 00 Straub, H. II 4 30 00 Jordan and Chambers a 00 00 REYNOLDSVILLE. Eufcr, V. C ,. on BOWLING ALLEYS. Alleys 'lax PUNXSUTAWNEY. Langrn and 1'hambers a 40 00 BILLIARD ANlTpoOL TABLES. Tables Tax A NIT V. Moran and Jenkins i Mosivr, W. S s 11ROCKW AYVILI.E. Olmsicad, F. L 4 . BROOKVILLE. Wilsen, c. t ( McDonald. Joe t 40 no 40 oe 60 co iniltington and llrarly CRENSHAW. Normand, John DESIRE. Jehu, Richard F.LF.ANoRA. Walker, G. I FALLS CREEK. Gray. S Connelly, P. J , LINDSEY. Donnelly and Cumminga PUNXSUTAWNEY. Langan and ( hambers , Rinn and Kuril Mann, P. F Ileemcr, Fred REYNOLDSVILLE. nillman. J. iZ , Deitz, Frank , RATH MEL. Kallfaly. Mike , Mcintosh, Alex , . . . WEST VI LLE. i.air, Joseph .. Po os 30 00 50 oa 60 00 30 oe 40 oe 40 00 jo 00 50 00 SO 00 80 00 60 ob jo oa 40 00 to 00 60 00 40 00 50 00 You and each of you are hereby notified inm you arc appraised and rated as above tor the year tonn. An appeal will be held at the Treasurer's office, Brookville, Pa., on Tues day, iprn 171 na 1900, J. C. GREEN, March 15, 1000. Mercantile Appraiser, RAM'S HORN BLASTS. Whole-ale ' A Hon. .I 1 .ReHler .Retailer .Retsiler .Retailer Retailer Retailer Ross, R. F. . Reiti. Edward Sibley, O. H. STANTON. SUGAR iilLL." '"timblin."" Haas. David Timblin, N. A. Mrs.- VALIER. Anderson. C. A. Lloyd. Willism Mrs Means, J. B J. B. Means. Sutter. A. P. WALSTON. Bonaeci, Tony Cummings and Barton Grande, Peter Grande.. Mike Giglinttl, Antonio lancino, Geltono .,, , Mamhuca, Rosa .1 Mahoning Supply Co Morgan, T. E Nardda, Tressa Palinorcne, Tony Potrome. Llbirto Siviammi, Salvatori Scamca, Titte Santonio, Francisco WORTHVILLE. Bussard. Eliaa Grist, S. M Holben. Amos Raymer, W. M Smathera, W. S - WEST VI LLE. Hunter, Jonn Hamilton, J.J Iliggins, R. C. Mrs McLaughlin, James McDonsld. A Ouigley, J. F. Mrs Ross, John S. Mrs WEST REYNOLDSVILLE. Johnson, William L Reiti. Amoa Stauffer, D. B Woodrin,.J. ft-ntf; Gibson, A. U ...wXiW; McWillisma, A. O. OPERA HOUSES. BROOKVILLE. Marlln. 8. J.pU Fish, Chas (M. F. Bowman. Lesee) REYNOLDSVILLE. Reynolds, Albert EATING HOUSES. BROCKWA VV1LLE. cois'sicA, Glenn, William Retailer 11 11 Retailer M II Retailer 11 Retailer .Retailer .Retailer .Retailer Retailer 1, M I N Retailer Retailer Retailer Retailer Retailer Retailer Tax $ 30 00 30 00 30 00 Logan( A. Class I I PUNXSUTAWNEY. North, John K I Hughes, Alexander 8 RESTAURANTS. ANITA. Class r 1 From. A. and A. BROCKWAYVILLE. Burchficld, W. F BIG RUN. Nyburg. A. L. I BROOKVILLE. Russell, J. E. Mrs I DESIRE. Jehu. Richar . Tax $ I 00 I M I on I 00 Tux f 00 10 00 I 1 00 . 00 RUE patriotism al ways begins at homo. Regeneration Is the only euro for do.jronr-patlon. Manly work grow out of ohlld-llke faith. Constant confes sion Is the secret of constancy. Tod many Ohrls ttlan Foldltrs ro ol a retiring dtaposl. No Just law harms tho law-abiding. Only .thosss who touch God can teach mem. Thro Is no :osselon of Christ without confession of H'lm. The fuiiTows of laflH'ctlon become fltamca for tba flow of mercy. The Bller.it Christian dot not cxbt tor, ibolng dead, ho yet speaketh. The knowledge of sin does not al ways lead to Us acknowledgement. He who buys popularity at the price of character is rtft!lng the world of manhood'. If fhe stars went out of business be cause t'ny were not suns the night would 'bo drear. Hetitna'lnt Is tho aecret of happiness in pleasure. The man who dor s not know Is al ways readiest to tell. Cod will fulfil His promises without our prompting. The most Important work for tho present ia that for the future. The advantages of good habits are a great as the disadvantages of toal ons. The modwn "sword of the Lord and of Gideon" its the Wwd of God on the lips of men. If the world owns you Christ must disown, you. The time you spend with your chil dren is never wasted. The worldly Christian 4s content witib. tho swine-husks. Men oiay save money but money will never tuve them. The church must be an. organism be fore it is an organization. Prayer seevrea the divine endorse ment to tho checks of faith. The man who is 'but am echo In the city may be a voice in the wilderness. The fact that God las no pleasure In the death tf tihe wicked does not infer that He U satisfied with their life. iPeter found trouble because he wae more anxious about standing near the Are In the court 't'hun standing by his Lord. inK MAIDEX. Promt in Cheap Meals. Sir Thomas Lipton'i beneficent pro ject of cheap dining rooms in London, where the poor may obtain the best food well cooked and well served at from id to 4j4d a meal, has a profit making side to it which relieves the patrons of the establishment from the notion that they are the recipients of anybody s charity. It is said that when the enterprise is developed a little furth er it wiU return 3 per cent, profit on the investment. New York Commercial. Catling n Touch. The nine Bishops of the Anglican Church in India have issued a liberal minded pastoral letter in which they acknowledge with gratitude the many instances of sympathy and support they have received from non-Christians, and they urge churchmen, while steadfast in their own faith and striving for unity, to disclaim for themselves and deprecate in others the intention or the right to jay any word that may cause just of- ,e.. to I,indo. Mohammedans or Buddhists. Chicago Tribune. The match trust has several factories in Europe, and has now absorbed an important establishment in South Amer ica Among the recent applicants lor ap pointment on the police force of New York is a resident of Vandam street, who gives hit occupation at "farmer.'' A large icicle fell from the roof of mill in Winooski, Vt., to a roof under neath and went through to the floor, smashing everything in itt path. NEW YORK FAM0N& Designs For Costumes That Have Be come Popular in the Metropolis. New York City (Special). The Puritan maiden will remain befond Easter, for she represents fetohing spring fashion. Demure as she looks, this fin do siecle Puritan, she may be a daughter of Marie Antoinette as well as of Pris eilla, for, with all her quaintness, she does not lack coquetrj. Her kerobief is of gauzy ohilTon, white or black or palost gray or blue, and it fastens above her bosom with a glittering broooh that would not be approved by the elders. Or it becomes a fichu outright, and knots in front and falls to the waist, and knots again upon the hips and Hut- Time was when this cotor or lack of it was supposed to be the especial prerogative of babies and brides. Such is no longer the ease. White has been deolared ever so proper and modish, which means that everybody, from the debutante to your grandmother, is thus arrayed. And it's rather a pity, since all the women in white and all the men in blaok give assemblages rather dull appearance. nails For the. Shirt Walata. Belts for the new shirt waists are of the familiar little narrow-stitched bands of silk to match or of contrast ing silk, when the waists are trimmed. When the waists are tncked length wise, the tucks on tbe sleeves going around, instead of lengthwise, are pretty, and make the arm look larger. Many of the sleeves are fluished with a few little tucks aaross the top of the sleeves, such as have been worn for some time. "Hvl" of tli Now Corarir. 'Corsets are important factors of dress. Tho now norsot is absolutely straight in the frout, curving in only at the sides and back. Corsets are left vory loose at nil points above the waistline, where they begin to tighten, and the hips are laced snugly. This gives the ro juiiuil decided dtp in tbe frout of the wnint line. Krerythiug is done to stand correctly tiiut theso Huns may be produced. Wrought with Sllmr. How showy is the waUtcoat, collar band or Helm of white satin cloudtiJ with silver-wrought not! Hometimos the satin is wrought with silver and then the efleot is liked almost as well. Silver cords are appliqued down to white satin stock collar, and are also used to loop across from one silver button to another. A Brno or llftiMlamna Huts. Here is a brace of spring bats, both pictured by Vogue, which is lovely enough to appeal to any feminine reader. One is in a dead old-rose straw, vory soft and satiny, HOME VARIATIONS OF TUCKING. ters where it will in long rucbed and ruffled and laoe-edged ends. Tbe Puritan maiden is the girl witb the new scarf, and that it suits ber to wear it with a gray Leuten gown aud a modest poke bat adorned with spring flowers is just a part of tbe girl's oUartu and whimsically these qualities being often one. It is said that Miss Beatrix Hoyt, the famous girl golfer, was the first to wear the new scarf. Fashionable dressmakers are adapting it to cos tumes for the South, to bridesmaids' dresses for Easter weddings and to all manner of fresh and filmy summer gowns. Tncka on Kvarythlng. The vogue of tbe tuck is something startling. Everything is tuoked from milady's hat to the bow on her dainty evening slipper. Tbe shirt waist revels in tnckt un til one is ready to vote the skirt whiob boasts none aorry affair. Then there's the entire bodioe, for evening wear or otherwise, whioh is taoked. And very beantifnl it is. In some elaborate instanoes the entire dress is tuoked to below tbe knees. Theu there'a a mere tuoked yoke; most dainty little BuisU in taffeta for a taut little blouse bodise. The tuoked guimpe is the yoke plus sleeves, though it is tuoked in the opposite direotiou orosswise that is. The one piotured iu the large illustration is of uiousseline. As we all know tbe world of lingerie rests on a foundation of tnoks. A few ornament tbe plainer specimens, while tbe splendid sorts are masses of tuoks, tnoks bias, tuoks straight, tuoks iu lattioe eftuot, tuoks without number, 80 much for the tuok, uud it seems that the "latest tuck" is to get as tnauy tuoks as possible. Groat Voaru sir Whlta. As to eolors there's a navy oholos. XtliwhiUI and ia simply festooned with chrysan themums. These beautifully-made flowers, lookiug very natural in the various shades of old rose, are bunched high at the left. The same design is carried out in other floral favorites aud even followed with olier ries aud frosty grapes. The second example is in black chiffon, its odd feature beiug the eom applique in point de Yenise on the aooordioned length which forma the brim. This is pleasing, as well aa new, for the lace, beiug applied over f ECRU t&7 two fnarrt sfrino hath. the edges of the plaits, gives a rioa depth rather than a flat effoot. The acoordioHed ohiffou ia nursly (lvano up with swirl t Uie let. Y
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