Nebraska Newspapers

    CAPITAL CITY COURIER CHRISTMAS NUMBER.
&
SWEARING OFf TIME.
Or How A New l.vnt Is .Siiincttium
Turiitul Unr.
r
Tills Is tlio dny of nil tlio dnj-s, when every
body thinks it pays to overturn n brand now
leaf. This Is tho dny when nil our grief le
heightened by t'io past year's sin. This Is tho
day when wo grow thin collecting over Inst
year's fun mid thinking what wo might Imvo
dona.
Heigh 01 I'm sad, now it's too Into when I
rcmombcr '83. Think of tho money 1 hnvo
pent. Think of tho hills (Orent Scott I tho
rent!) 'Iloutnll 1'vo ilono Is earn my brrnd.
My boy, you ought to soak your hendl What
nsonroyon uon this enrth! Why, pshnw!
I toll you you'ro not worth tho mdcr tlint
would blow you up. I'm bluo today. Well,
well, my cup Is very fu'l. It nml.es mo mail to
think thnt I hnvo been so hnd.
But after nil, wlint Is tho unci What's
dono Is done. Come, comol n truce. My
boy, braco up, 'twill bo O.K. a hundred years
from yesterday. It does no earthly good to
fret. Tho thing is dono, and vnln regret
won't mako It better. Como, don't pluo;
twill bo nil right In '80. All right) Well, I
bould faintly smilo. You bet; I'vo dono
with all past guile.
This raking up of chestnuts old is nil
played out. Tho day'!! Iks cold when you ob
serve upon my brow such wrinkles ns were
there Just now. It's just ns plnlu ns dny to
mo the reason wo unhappy Ira. My son, it's
will power, that is alL Exert It, and Old
Nick will fall. Why, nil you've got to do is
ooy "I won'tl" By George I It's Just ns plain
U day. Let's sec, I'd better mnko a tlst, so
that nothing will e'cr'bo missed.
No moro I'll thrum tho gay guitar and
wako tho neighbors ucnr nud fnr. I'.l mako
no bets, nor will I spring old chestnuts from
tho circus ring upon my f r ends, nor will I
Beck to borrow money on my cheek. I'll
wnko up in the morning bright, nud In tho
dark I'll strike n I ght nud t-tnrt tho flro
wbllo my poor wlfo in lied is lengthening
her life, I'll hustlo round and put in coal
and saw up wood, u)mii my soull I'd Itcttcr
keep a diary, too, to chroulclo whnt I will
da No moro tobacco! I li.ivo spoke. By
Jo vol a man's a fool to smoke. And in re
gard to spending cash I'll not throw It away
on trash. This year ha! ha I by hook ot
crook, I'll put down figures In a book. I'll
save! Lot's seo, well I should sny, n cool
flvo hundrod in this way. No moro you'll
catch mo out of nights. How transitory
thoso delights. I tell you, will power is the
thing. I'vo seen my day. l'vu had my
fling.
Hello, who's there! Como In. Why, Jnck,
my boy, how camo you back so soon! I'm
glad you'ro hero, Como, shuko, old man. A
Glad Now Year. Sit down. Can't stay! Why
, what's on hand! No, no, my lxy, I've too
much sand. What's up! Yes! Woll, who'll
bo there! Only this time. Don't kuou's I
care. Remember then, this once I'll go, but
after this no moro. No; no. Oh, whnt a
Jolly tlmo 'twill bo! Only this once, mind.
Whoopee! What is tho uso of feeling down
la heart! We'll go and paint tho town!
jj
Ton Massok.
LONG LIFE.
Oh! bright New Year, with snow wlilto train,
Ohl glad New Year, you'vo como again;
Covering tho earth, Its ccry stain,
With snow wlilto train from mount to mala,
May good live on In you I
Tho beautiful and true I
ug life, long llfo to yout
Points for Now Year's Callers.
Beforo starting out borrow tho clothes you
proposo to wear from somo dear friend who
Is fool enough to lend them to you.
When you deslro to light your cigar, don't
attempt to climb n lamp post for that pur
poso, as your motives aro llahlo to bo misunderstood.
-0&
rmr a s
A SHORT CHRISTMAS STORY.
JIV WAl.TMAHO.V.
It wns on tho moiiilngof llu Pom Hi of .In
ly. Tlio similes of owning wem fulling nip
Idly, nud n lli'ico miow Monn win iiiglug,
cmt'tlug with sMtl(M whlto the pinched
cntth; (noli Itnke wiMtiiil n gun ns It gllx teiicd
In tho rn of tho win m lh'tnnW run.
Hiu'h win tho morning on which firmer
IllcKiunu, nftei' Imvlng ilonc liHihoici, entoii
Ids liiciikfnst, dioto to town, leaving nt his
liumlilu liomo tho wlfo nud daughter whom
ho wr never to wo nlivo ngnln.
And this daughter! Winds cannot paint
her loveliness; her golden hull', black ns n
m en's wing, wns col Id I In iiuhuiu masse
upon lier iucfiily hind; her eveiy iiioeineut
was tho cniiliHllnit'iit ot ginco. A famous
poet uho litid In tho vli hilly ouco wrote
tho following of her:
I think I never Haw h more
Hinootli looking Kill; lierhnlr
ltemliiils me of tlin Moon ol m'IK
Wlille here,es uru like twin
Hoiin of Ihillhl lieniilv; she moves
I.IUo mi iikoI willed hits stm.M'd
From liriiven; tier olen Is like
Tho murmur of wuter.
t'llOIIUf.
II her parent would penult
It I woulii inliu liertn town
At onco mid marry her lint tho
UUl mini won't allow It.
On tho Ibrlght Thnukhgh lug morning on
which our story ojiciih, (Iwemloleu, for such
was her name, was assisting her mother to
kIioII jh'iih tor dinner, and as they worked,
tho Iollowlngconvois.it Ion occnried:
"I mo. mother, that Mr. Hi Hand Is plant
Ing his loin with n check lower."
"Yus," n piled Iho mother, weatlly, "and
ho makoH mu tiled ;thu only ptoHr way is to
uso u Inter."
Then, ns by ono Impulse, the mother and
daughter emhrneid enth other, team stienni
lug f i om their eyes. How IkmuiIIIiiI It wast
Hero wusn woiunii with giny hair anil fur
rowed cheeks, stricken in yea is, and with
only tho gnio befoio liei jaliil, in her arms
was n beautiful being In tho first glow of
glorious womanhood, nud jet tho samo
thoughts Hashed through their minds, and
they were of tho Kiimo opinion ns to tho best
plan of planting corn. Ix't us drnw tho cur
tain on this scene of au"cctIoii, trust nud lovu,
nud follow tho adventures of Iho husband
nnd father, who will never again wo his lov
ed ones until his eyes nro closed In death!
.
Our story now takes us to tho Airtic
regions, where a man Is engnged In n detiper
rnto combat with a herd of polar Is-nrs. Ho
Ileum In the distance tho sweet sound of tho
Chiistiuas chillies, and ho makes strenuous
Nl'.W KI'.SIDI'.NCK OF C. II.
oiroits to overcome his fletco niitngonlst8,but
in vnln.
A sense of dizziness comes over him; hols
growing faint, while the gnawing pains of
hunger nvyill hlin. Again ho seems to Ira sit
ting by tho little fnr-olf homo In the moollght,
whllo his old white haired mother slugs to
him n ditty ho loves so well:
BUI Slmson had a yellow hog
And It was always llnlitlm;;
It used to Hiieatc around tho streets
A snarling and a lilting.
This is only ono verso of tlio lenutlful bal
lad. Tho list ot it, together with tho music,
may bo obtained by sending fifty cents in
postage stumps to Wrlght,l)renry & Co., No.
!il8 I'eurl street, Nw York.
It w us sung with gicutclfcct by tho famous
minstrel Hilly Houlihan, of whom many In
teresting stories 1110 told. His sold that ho
was a son of Captain Kidd, but there is 110
proof ns to thnt. V111 ions people have endeav
ored to llud the money HiipsM;d to have been
hidden b tho latter, but up to tho hour of
going to picss It had not been discoveied,
This should teach us that It Is tar liettor to
eiiin nil hnest liiug by patient toil than
to pursue tlio indelmato.
Again must tho scene lie changed. A no
ble vessel Is being tosseil about on tho heiiN
iug bosom of tho ocean.
Tlio captain, 11 splendid seaman, has seen
that tho liliinaclo top lights have been
suppliisl witli oil, and tliat the stai hoard sex
tant has been clew id down to the main fore
castle lulliaul. Ho has Just telephoned
tor his liiMiilto saddle horse to go to 11 jewel
er to Imvo his watch U'luiiled, when ho is
stai tied by seeing somo unloi tiiuato ship
w locked wulf Hunting 011 a lieu coop in tho
wuter.
Oidois aio given for Ills rescue mid ho
U soon on lioaid. Ho is almost taint fioin
exhaustion, hut iustsoi on oxpicsstng Ids
thanks.
"Captain," ho Mild, "you hnvo savtsl mo,
and may heav eu bless ) 011. And now, If ou
will gtvo me 11 niomeut, I would like to show
you 11 copy of Oiegory' Hevlsed F.uey lopesliu
and Family Cook Hook, for which I 11111 so
liciting onlois; ou v III sou that it is piiutisl
on llnely tinted jsis-r, heautlfully lllus
tinlisl "
Wlio can porltay tho ingo that swelled
the hearts ot thu Killors as they soicd the
wretched man nud threw him oveihoaid!
Header, theio is but little 111010 to add.
Let usnll piollt liy tho lesson 1I114 this story
trachiH, nud eudeuvor to bo hettoi' and nobler
In every wuy.
Heivlu wo liavo learmsl thnt vlituo always
gains Its tew aid, white cilmo nud wiclasluess
is puiilsliud.
Thoiuaehlnatious of thoovil ones 1110 in
violably overt hi own, ami tho rlghtcoiu man
conies out on top,
Bo wo leave I'M win nud Violo, tlio hero and
('ii",;1,,,,,?,,,,,,",,'1! y mi y y (N
herolnoof this story, to enjoy n long llfo of
pence nnd contentment, slueo they weiv
nwiirlol on Chrlstmnsdny at thesnuiechtircli
whole ltegiiinld and Klcmiur wen Hindu one.
Harold i)o Veic, tho lilood staliiid wuteh
whocMlisul so mtieli iiiIm'i'.V, hi rxecii'cd on
the following Kilduy. Tho wairoM was Mir
rouuihd h his loi'iier fi lends, who ciimotii
msi him die. Ho nto u heaity Ineakfnst or
ham nud t'ggH i ud mviikiI linllll'i rent until
thohst moiuciit, when ho bioko down toui
plelely, nud had to ho suppoilisl on the
galtowN.
A Model Home,
Wo present to Iho notice of our teaden,
(his week, mi elegaiit in glitvlng of tho How
' and lienilllliil homo of thus. H. Iliilnliiond
1'Jsil , slluatid mi Iho south nisi coiner of !
nud Hovelltetllllirtlliels. Il Is IlldtHsl a model
' icsldouce and one that IN owner has good
rntHO to Ui pi nnd of, Minuted ns it Is In one
of tho host lofittlii. h in the illy, for a dwell
ing, wllhlil "i liloek ot thoHtato Capitol and
slaiidlng iilonoon high tci incedgiouiid, out
mauds tho nlieiition of tho piiblti- for lilix ks
each way.
The building Is u lino exnmplo of modem
aivliltoi tin o and rlltvls gioat to.llttiHiu It
desigiiei. The eU'ilor ol this iHMUtlful
building at onco suggests unlipieuoss us well
as tho elalioiato mid uitistic designs of lis
Imil.oi. Hut II Is to Its interior Itiruishliigs
that tho occupant Imvo tllnsUsI tholr ttiuo
and attention, ovei) thing tho eo ns-s Iiii
pieswsonool tho misleili and latest linprou
meiilHof the day, oven to tho lighting, tho
hoiiso throughout Is lug furnished wlin In
iMlidcwccllt oleelilo lights, im wellasgus. The
combliiatioii llxttiro lot this purimso was lin
lilshed I iy 8. 0. Killol of this city undue-coin
I phshes Itsdislgn in a iiout uiiil novel liiuiiiiei,
,11k' lillheito Unslghtl) wiles Is'liig co (In, lid
thiollli I lie gas plpo lU-oll i.ol llitmleiiug
1 howoiel with tlie Use ot the gas. sliould an
! itculdelil linpH'li lotlio wllvsiiiul riiw r. 'mi
The fin nitiiiu Is liom tlio well known Iiuimj
of A T. Uiuettt i ti Co , ulhiiof Mueoln, cum
pllslngiill that Is now mid elf.vtlvo to its
1 ipiallit and elabotuto iippcmaucc. For the
(.in K-ttn,M Mr. llauiinoiid Hoiit to Umulia
l wheio tho well known houso ot ti. A. Oichaiil
r-sionilcd Uihis wants and supplied his wish
es to tlio letter. Tho titveolug of Una wads
and ceilings lias boon placed In tlio hands ot
K. B. 1'assot K Kou, also of Ouiiiha, as no
mKr whatoNer will lie iim.iI forthulr dicoia
Hon. Kkt tile hells in o In uso lluoiighoiit the
building and Mi. Hammond may Icol iismiiuI
that his houso is li. th a el edit to himself and
this the city ot iH'iiutilul homos.
To Ono And All,
You nro cordially Invited to cull nud In
spect the largo nnd elegant display of holiday
goods now oireicd nt tho very low st prices
nt Chapman's l)i ug nnd His k Bior-, 1121 0
htroot.
HAMMOND, 17 AND J M UUKT.S.
Kn&3 StteftiKjo.
(jX Cr5 coc itca(c,
(JXn5 j)fcntjc of (JofgJa cQitxt.
6coc (vlcnbo wc'ff mccfc
(35 triCO (Jrt fftop fjrccfc,
Sot Xntna now io Qtxt.
Dr. A. II. Harms wishes to remind the
gixsl K'oploof I.liieolu that ho still continues
to supply their w nuts in the shapo of lluest
enameled tooth ou plain and gold plat'-s and
that hit spares no pains to turn nut only Hot
class work. Doctor Hiirrus has had over
twenty years exioi leneo nt tho ti ado and hU
patious all have a good wind for him
Tlio rluest Train In tlio World,
The (iolilen Clato .Sk.h'Iu' of thu Union l'a
cifle, "'Iho Ovri laud Route ' IkIwivii Coiiii
cil llluirs, Omaha and Sun Francisco Is The
Finest Tialu lu tlio Woild " Il is composed
of l'ullmau Vestlhulisl Cms, with lining car.
steam heat, electric light, tcpuuto bath
rooms for ladles and gent lemon, barber shop,
Miliary, nbsoi vutlon, nud smoking rooms. ,
lady attendant for the ladies and clilMion.
A liiikleill hotel ou wlieols. Ixvives Couueil
cil HlulTs every Wednesday, 7: 15 a in. A'
riv i's nt Kan Kiiinelseo every IViday, 11:15 p
111. Fare, Including Im-iIls, uksiIs nud nil
convenlotice, fllXKXI. Kecuro your uccom
Bpeclnlllnoof Hod Bet and F. broldo'jd
Pillow Hhinus for holiday tradu iiuvo just
lieon receivdl by Ashby oiMillspaugh.
AMERICA'S DISCOVERER.
A t-uily Claims Thnt Christopher Colum.
litis Was Not Iho Man,
Tlio Chicago men. wlio uro figuring on
bringing tho Columbus colohrntlou lu IHirj to
this olty hnvo cuuo to U'stlr themselves.
Not only niny Chicago lose tho big fair, hut
tho big fair Itself may not bo held. At least
so says Miss Mailc A. Drown,
"Il lsieifoctlv nlmird," wild Miss Drown,
"to talk ntsuit Columbus discovering
America You might ns well spenk of n
Now Yorker discovering Chicago jenra after
tho Chicago Iho."
"How wii"
"lu tm llrsl plaeo tho Hcnuilliuivlmis lind
Ikhmi lu this isiuntry hundreds of years hefom
Columbu was Isirii. They went fioin Nor
wny nud Hwisloii to Iceland, Irom thero to
On-eiihiuil. and then to the Ninth American
continent. Thcj weiitsoiith nliuo-.t nsfnrus
Doston "
"Wheivillil they go tlionf Hiked 11 defender
of tho tJolumlitis Idea.
"They staid thoro nnd coliiiilztl tho plnco
Why, I cm piMvo to yon, or any one else, If
I mn nil mod toiinitlnuumy researches, that
after l.lef I'rlckson discovered tho Amoilenu
continent, lu tho year IIRK), theiv were thirty
Itom.in Catholic bl'hopi appointo I by Rome,
and they built a groat ninny citholrnl and
monasU'i'lix, mid tho bishops mid m ml.s sent
commuulc.itlons to Homo during tho linn-
ditsls of years which ohipscd hotwivn tho
year l(KK) and tho ditto of Cli'lstoplur Co
lumbus' landing,"
"How do) 011 proposo to continue your ro
son relies f
"1 nm getting up n etltlnu for presenta
tion to congress, stating tlio facts of tho case,
asking that the Index of nil documents of
American concern Is'tween the years ITis'laud
ITSI Is) extended as fur back as the year I (XX).
Tills will give 11 chance tocstnlilished tho fact
of thocxlstencoof tho colonies In Vluland
nud Uiveulauil up to tho date of tholr ex
tinction, in tho year I.M). iVshles this, I
proposo to nsk congress to authorize a thor
ough Investigation of tho recoids of tho
Vatican which I'oisj Us) XIII has thrown
open for public !tiss.ctlou. I expect to
piovo by thoso records that not only was
thorn !mrocau travel between Americ.i and
tho old world long beforo tlio days of Colum
bus, but tlint tho colonists had arrived ut a
high degree of civilization, nnd were not tho
savngo harhnrhiiis history 1ms desigunted
thom.l'
"Hut how will this n fleet Columbus as a
dlscoverorf"
"Simply hy proving that not only was
there no originality in his discovery, but ttint
ho merely ialmed off ns his own whnt he
learned from other xoplu,"
"From tho Norwcglnnsr
"Certilnly. In tho year IIR7, no"rdlng
to tho M.lfo of Columbus,' written by his so'i.
ho undoubtedly visiUsl Iceland, Ureeulami
nnd tuottt prohnbly the American continent.
Ho njK'nU of tho trndo w lilch exist ol in thoso
days between tho (Irccnluudcrs mid tlio Kng
lish, nud meutloiiH tho srt of Di istol ns tlio
scat of tindo In the eastern li'viuisphero. Ho
also refutes the thoory which existed at thnt
tlmo that thu sen above n certain latitude
was frozen. Flvo yeirs after that hn nuido
tho J urney from Kpaln which ended in
Bouth America, but il was not a discovery.
Ho merely roved that the knowlislgo ho
had previously nctpilml wns authentic."
"You Imvo ovideutly given tho sulijoct
cousid ruble study, Miss Drown T'
"Yes, I hnvo tlovotod six years to looking
up authorities 011 the question. Tliroo years
I have spent in Sweden, and two years In
Loudon, principally nt the British museum,
which, next to tho Vatican, Is tho greatest
mltioon earth for discovering lost records.
If congress will vote an appropriation for
tho puqioso of sending mo to inspect tho
Vatican records 1 expect to prove conclusive
ly beforo tho year IbVJ that tho Columbus
Idea Is 1111 exploded myth, and thnt Lief
Ericksou, tho Hcnndltiavian, was tho true
discoverer of America." Chicago Tribune.
Cnllcrtliig Debts In Turkey.
Tho honesty of tho Turks In all money mat
ters is proverbial. Tlio necessity for resort
ing to tho law for collecting debts Is rare.
When, however, this has to bo dono the
methods differ from ours. Tho following
story told of tho prime minister, Achmot,
makes this plain.
When ho wns In tlio ministry n poor innn
complained to him, as tho minister In whoso
department tho matter lay, thnt it chamlrar
lulu at tho pnhico would not pay 11 debt, that
ho had obt lined a legn! decision in his favor,
but could not get it executed against u pers in
employed id out tho court. Achmct told tho
man to como again lu a mouth, andsont. word
to tho chamberlain to settle It within thnt
tlmo. Ho also wroto letters ut iutervuls to
remind him.
At tho end of tho month th -omplnlnant
camo, saying that ho had not yet ooeu paid,
and wus desired to como again next day
Achmct requested tho chamberlain to como
also, wlio, wheu asked to iuy tho dobt,
laughod and osltivcly refused to do so;
whereupon Achmct ordered pipes and coffee,
nnd whispered to au attendnnt to take his
excellency's borso as It stood to tho market,
and tell it at onco.
Shortly nftcr tho attendnnt returned and
plncod n bag of money beforo Achmet, wlio
divided it into two heaps (Tuikish money In
thoso days consisted of Inrgo debased coins),
nnd, calling tho complainant, said, "This be
longs to you," nud turning to tlio chamber
lain, "Tills remains to your excellency "
"What do you mennf" osclannod tho
chamberlain.
"Why," replied Achmct, "ns you iltivcly
refused to pay a debt, which it has ln.cn de
cided by a court of law that you owed, nnd
ns 1 hnvo been applied to ollleially in tho
mutter, I hnvo caused tho horse ou which
you rodo hero to Ira sold, nud liavo paid your
creditor out of tho proceeds; I now hand
over to you tho remainder of the money."
Tho chamberlain's wrath was great; tho
moro so us downs obi, god to walk back to
tho palace. Youth's Companion.
Murrluco of Cousin.
Tho prejudice against tho mnrriago of
cousins has existed for sovcinl centuries. Tlio
Mosaic law, which furbado marriages within
fifteen certain prescribed decrees, docs not
prohibit tho umrrliigo of first cousins. Huch
marriages were foi bidden early by tho Ro
man Catholic church, nnd I'ojra Gregory
gavo as argument against such mnrringcj
thnt "the offspring will not grow." Dis
tinguished biologists wlio liavo ni.tdu labori
ous reseat dies and collected statistic.! ou tills
point geiieiully incline to thu belief that tlio
danger f 1 om consanguineous marriages nrises
chielly fiom tho sjsi.'lal tendency of the chil
dren to hereditary diseases of tlio family,
arising f mm tho mart logo of iiersons with
tho samu hereditary tendencies, Theio can
bo 110 doubt of tho Increased tendency of tlio
child to a kjiecial disease which It inherits
from IhjIIi its father mid mother Aside
from this, biologists llud that thu evils aris
ing from the uiarringuof cousins liavo U-eu
gruatly exaggerated. There uro no statistics
to prove tho opulur idea that the children
of cousins inherit u weal; mind. On tho con
trary, statistics carefully taken show that
there I 110 mom tendency to diseases of the
bruin among tlio offspring of cousins than
from other marriages. Herald of Health.
S: A. Orchard,
Oil: Cloth, : Matting,
SURTMN (SrOODS,
DRAPERIES AND RUGS
Cor. 15th nml
MAFIA, KEUB.
LARGEST STOCK IN THE
tlf" Wc have fiirnUlicd ninny of
thnt of Clms. Hammond, Kkj.,
"The Good Luck"
WISHES ITS
fliKk ssH1!
This wc can assure all who get their 'Holiday supplies
from our hj?
Tempting Display of Delicacies
for the table. The finest trade of the City find here all that
is nccdad to satisfy the appetite and make home happy.
u The Good Luck '' hopes to contribute to your enjoy
ment through the entire
peculiar supply.
1 107 o St.
SCRIBNER'S
MAGAZINE
SCRIBNER'S
1" v
J MAGAZINE
27??2&:3s:
p.-55ssrss:
frrW
' A. 14.
Gives its rcaacri literature: uj laLiu uucr-i
. f-cst nad value, it is fully and bcauti fully sroj
-'-v ' - 1 IllUdtl UUU UI1U
than national circulation exceeding" 125.000
copies monthly. t
IfrPRlCE 2") CENTS A NUIiBER- S3. A YEAR
jBggaag
?:i.M
xxt ivu
Charlc5 ScribnerS Jons
to offer 5CRIBNEFCS MAGAZINE with the
tC32-
CAPITAL CITY COURIER,
llotlt (or $4,25. TliU maUi. tlic price of the Coiun.u
when taken this way ony 1.25.
Farnam Streets,
STATE AND LOWEST PRICtS.
your elegant residences nnd among tlicm
Illustrated on this page.
PA TRONS A
Trry Qtyrtmas
-AND-
Good Luck:
5o Everybody.
year, as each season brings its
G. W. CLOSSON.
eumJ
W
yr,
4 X
Wh
I- 111
-7 FT
lr-T-.i.Ka
M? -i Its
r - i i-?.f-
e ;. '.'.lijiJ.J
V-V-S'K'
..1... flA.A -w aAAV
llii illl-Kltay uuieu cs suuiy
sl c ,s a. & a. a
m
- J.M?J?lidC4
WFW
- in. m oi 1 1 jcy
with fAQSsrs.
the PublisKciJ enable us
arr'w ' ' wiirr "