Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, July 16, 1896, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Capital k Journal BY HOFBR BROTHBRS, TIIUIIHDAY, JULY JO, 1890. A STArLE ARGUMENT. Every ono Is talking sliver. Can you trivet ujiy Intelligent reason why ? why should the whole country be booming" the product of a few silver inlncrriund silver speculators In the West? wnv should mey do moving heaven and earth In order tit force the government to pay two prices for every -pound of sliver which the uilue owtierHcan hire dug out of (he moun tains of the West' Why should the government guarantee them 81,2!) an ounce, when sliver Is worth scarcely 70 cents an ounce? The above Is from the Iowa Slate Hcglstcr. It is a staple argument of the gold press, but It contains an ad mission that tlio people of Iowa are awakening on this mibjcct. As In Oregon, the discussion of the silver question has been suppressed In the newspapers and on the stump. The people have been kept In Ignursuice and yet In spite of the fact that all the big newspapers and all the b'g politicians and bankers and olilco holders have been against silver It is creeping upward and will in spite of the gold combination take Its place beside tho monopolists' money metal in tho laws of our country. Look at the mistake our dear old friend of the Register has fallen Inte: Under free colnago the government never bought any silver or gold and will never have to buy any. It simply coins both metals at Its mints at u legal ratio and returns tho coined money to the owner. It never would have to buy or redeem any of thoso dollars. If It wanted money and could not make any out of paper It would have to borrow It of the Amer ican people and It ought never to bor row any of anybody else. Yet our dear friend of tho Register, will wo presume, go ontelllng the people tho ubovosluir and moro like It if tho gold people and the bankers tell hint to. And that Is the kind of sl'ulT all tho big papers with a few exceptions are telling their readers, Just as they told them before 1800 that every aboli tionist was a nigger stealor uud wanted your daughter to marry u nig ger. Now the nigger In the woodplloi has golden hair. MR. HL-AINE ON STANDARD. A OOLD THE FIGHT ON MR. IJOURNE. Tho Oregonlim Is carrying on a iniwt cowardly light on Jonathan llourne, secretary of tho state central committee. As Mr, llourno was only seorotary during tho campaign and has nothing more to do, tho light on IiIiii Is really contemptible, In view of tho fact that ho wiw elected to tho li'glHlattuo from Multnomah county by tho largest vote of any man who ran on tho ticket with him. He did moro to hold tho silver men of tho state with tho party than any other, and If he docs not now stand on tho St. Louis platform no ouo know.) It nml ho has not said that he docs not intend to support MoKlnley. When ho sayB that.thoro will bo time enough to llro him out of tho party. Hut tho light on Uourno Is really to prevent him from bolng elected spoaker. Tho light to drive him out of tho party is to provent tho election of John II. Mitchell. Tho Oregonlim and the gold standard patriots arc afraid of Mr. llourno as an orgauUer and politician, Ho lias been too much for them on more than ouo occasion and they see no way to copo with him In tho party so ho Is to bo relegated to tho Umbo of Populism, driven out among tho Democratic swliio, and tho saints of purity, llko Scott and Simon, are to Hook by tliemsolves la u heaven that Is not disturbed by tho presence of tho wily Jonathan, After tho Oregouluu says a man Is u J'opuust, nml sends Its reporters James G. Maine was for mpny years the idol of a large section of Ameri can people. He was one of the few really great men of recent years. That he did not become president did not detract from his greatness. Political opponents admitted his learning and ability. Jaiiics G. Blaine, viewing the struggles on behalf of a single gold standard, wrote U) warn his countrymen and the world of the danger of Its adoption. In February, J878, he said: ' "I believe the struggle now going on In this country nnd In other couu tries.for a single gold standard would, If successful, produce widespread dis aster In and throughout the commer cial world. The destruction of silver and cstnbllshlng'gnld il8" S(l'e "till of value must have a ruinous cITcct upon all forms of property except those im provements which yield a llxod return In money. It is l.npjstlblc to strike silver out of existence us money with out results which will prove distress ing to millions and disastrous to tens of thousands. I believe gold and silver coin to be the constitutien: In deed the money of the American peo ple anterior to the constitution, which the great organtlc law recog nized as quite dependent of Its own existence. No power was conferred on congress to declare metal should not he money. Congress has In my judgment no power to demonetize silver any more than to demonetize gold." James G. Hlalno, February, J 878. For the llrst time In the history of this nation a political party, through delegates assembled In national con vention, has declared for tho single gold standard, against which Mr. Hlalno wrote so forcibly. The Repub lican convention held at St. Louis de clared for a gold Htaudard, and If Its declaration or principles should be enacted Into law all of the silver of the country will be robbed of Its pow ers save as a more token coin. A small eleipent of the Democratic party favors the samo declaration, but the great mass of both parties is in favor of the money of tho constitu tion, gold and silver. It Is doubtful If the fulllllniout or tho St. Louis platform would not be a violation of the constitution. It certainly would be gross Infringement upon Its spirit. Republicans should ponder carefully the utterances of their former great leader and compare them with tho declarations of the late gathering at St. Louls,whlch Ignored the constitu tion in ordor that It might do tho bidding of Hanna and Piatt. DEFENSE OK MR. BOURNE. Did You Ever. Try Electric lilttert as a remedy for your troube? It not. get a bottle now (and net relief. This medicine lias been found tolie peculiarly adapted to tho relief and cure ot all Female Complaints, exert a wonderful direct Influence in giving strength and tone to the organs. It you have lots of Appetite, Constipation, Headache, Fainting Spells, or arc Nervous. Sluenlesi. Kielialilr m,iiii- choly or troubled with Dhiy Spell, Electric Hitters is tho medicine you need. Health and Strength are guartnleed by Its use. Fifty cents and M.oovt IVed A, Ltgg.s Drug Store WOODBURN. around to tell men so. there IkiwuIo nylnglt, don't you know, and so Jon iitiiun llourno will have- to go, unless ho comes out and accounts for all his misdeed and stands on tho St. Louis Ulnifnrm. AVIll ho do It? :mm&.gB&ooi GAIL BORDEN EAGLE. .Brand ,.CO!ttENSED HIIX. Mas Dfo Equal SOLD mTttVWWRR Tho cause of free silver Is continu ing to grow at Woodburn. Many of our citizens are in attend, unco at the Chataqua this week. Hon. Samuel Layman, who was so severely Injured by falling from a cnerry tree, is retried as resting somewhat easier and sonic hoiw Is now entertained or his recovery. Woodburn has a Salvation Army. Geo. W. Waterbury and family left hero Wednesday for a three week's out on tho MoKeiulo river. v. . incKinsou and family and II. L. Hrlsco and family loft Thursday for their future homo at Hums, Or. A call Is out for a meeting July lotli for tho puriKwo of organizing a Me Kliiloy and Hobart club at this place and also to elect delegates to form a Marlon county Republican club at Sa- 10 m ,i my is. Woodburn school classes of 181, ibuo, ami ibtxi, will hold n class con test wnu social on Commercial Houso lawn on tho evening of July ICth, tho proceeus to tw turned over to tho M. E. church parsouago fund. Co, II., O. N. G, will go to Hubbard Saturday oveolng for tho purpose of engaging in battalion drill with Co. E. Col. Yourti Is expected to bo pres ont. Guorrln & Reeves Imvo closed their grocery sioro at this nlaco and will discontinue Hint linn of tiiwinn.o I Mirny Republicans at Woodburn aro (letvrmluod to break' tho gold rule A Letter From Chairman Hirsch In An swer to the Oregonian. Portland, July 10,-To the Editor. In your leading editorial of Monday morning you state that ynu have In formation of the distribution of Popu list literature through the headquar ters of tho Republican state central committee. I beg space for the denial of the statement In the most emphatic terms. Your Informant has brought you false Information. The recent campaign, which resulted In the election of two Republican congress men and a Republican legislature, thus Insuring the election of a Re publican United States senator, was conducted by the stato central com mittee under the most discouraging conditions. In every county fanatic appeals were made to the voters, with a view to weaning tlicin away from party fealty, and It was the general remark of leading Republicans throughout the slate that never be fore was there such a seeming Babel In Oregon politics. The result Is therefore certainly most gratifying, and would of Itself dispose of the charge made. Disloyalty on the part of a party olllclal is treason, and not the bitter ness of factional hatred even should permit treason to be charged against a man whose life both private and public has been an open book to his neighbors and fellow-citizens In this state, who know that never, oven In tho hour of mostkeen disappointment, has he faltered in his loyalty to his party and his country. The literature distributed during tho campaign, prior to tho election, was such as would have passed the closest scrutiny of the most orthodox Republican, while the speakers sent into the various counties were such as wcro satisfactory to the regularly constituted committees there. Hon. T. T. Gecr gave three weeks of his time before election to Yamhill, Polk Morrow, Umatilla and Union coun ties. Ex-Congrcsomiin George mado several speeches In Yamhill, as well as oilier counties of tho llrst congres sional district, while Hon. S. M. Yoran gavo thocommltteo as much of his tlmoasposslblo In several valley counties; Hon. C. W. Fulton spoke In tho valley and in Eastern Oregon; Hon. H. II. Miller spent soveraj weeks In addressing audiences throughout the llrst congressional district, while Hon. TilmoiiFord, at the committee's request, left his home In Salem to speak for tho party In Umatilla county; Mr. Ivy spent several weeks speaking tu Eastern and Western Ore gon, and Mr. McCamant spoke In Sherman, Yamhill and Lane counties I might name many more, but space forbids. Anieotlng with the four electors, here over two weeks ago, with a view to outlining tho policy to bo pursued during tho coming campaign, was re quested by me thus early, In order that nothing should bo left undone which Is necessary to carry the stato m m: m sf Ssr M ' e i T Greatest Highest smallest Quantity. Quality. Price. C H. MACK - DENTLST.. Successor ,to Dr. J. M.VKccne, old While Corner, Salem, Or. Patties desiring Miprrioi operations nl moderate fees In any branch are j In especial request. i Peter G, Norgr en, (Formerly with 1'. J. Larsen & Co ) Carriage and wagon shop, 320 CommercUl street. Hring on yoar work, old or new, nrd 1 have It done with a guarantee of satisfaction, I 6 26d&wlf ! DEPOT EXPRESS." m Meots alt mail and passenger trnlns iiiic ana cxpn I'rompt service, liar. gage ana ex pi ess to mi pans 01 tne cm I'i Telephone No. 70 1AMFS RADEK Capital Transfer Co, HAUHY TOWN, PROP. Express, baggage and all kinds cf work done promptly. Leave orders at Patton's Btoro. 12 I I" IIROWV V MONEY TO LOAN On farm land security. Special rates on large loans. Loans considered without delay HAMILTON & MOht liush Bank bulldinS. PLU The largest piece of strictly men eraae iulw-uj evex auiu i & the price Not the large size of the piece alone that has made "Battle Ax" the most popular brand on the market for JO cents, QUALITY; SIZE; PRICE. MONEY TO LOAN I On city or farm property. Over Bush's Dank, T. K. FOKD' 117 Commercial street, Rich's Raspberry Syr The choice-si anii-t. f.i. .. . tured. Made right here at s,i. "J"- F. VAN DER IIAAN, Carpenter, Builder and Jobber, 481 Winter street. i7IIard times prices always. for MoKlnley, who was my preference for the nomination and who shall have the most earnest efforts or this committee during the nrmroaclilnc campaign. It was, however, the unanimous opinion of the electors that tho active canvass should not commence before about the second week In September, after which date each one of the candidates will glvo his undivided tlmo to tho cause In this state. Ileforo tl.at time all true friends of the Republican party will have such unquestionable evidence placed before them as will dispel any manufactured fear as to disloyalty or treason on tho part, of any of the members or olllcers or the committee. Yours very truly, Solomon Hiitscn. A big factory was brought to u stand htill the other day for want of a com mon shintile . null. me irouDie was a mystery at first. Kveu the boss 111&. clianic could'nt tell what was the mat ter. They bent for a high-priced ex pert who clinrgeil ten dollars nn hour. All he Mid was: "Gimme n nail." He drove it in the right place and in two minutes the whole factory was going again. siiars ue way with the machinery When the stomach and bowels are wronrr what seems a mere trifle, blocks the whole system. Every part of the body feels the effects of a little constipation. The head riches, the mouth tastes bad; the stomach is distressed, the liver Is con! Bested nnd torpid; you feel sluggish and miserable and down-hearted; the enemies are completely naralvzcd all forwnnr nr ft little help to rcgulato the stomach and bowels, hat you tyrant is Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, They will make you regular and you keep so; they act In a comfortable natural way, not violently but surely. They give the Intestines power to move naturally; nnd also tone the luuincu una nver. you uon't become a slave to their use, they cure you so you stay cured. If u druggist makes more money on some violent purging pUl he v . j m ...i, it iu juu, xaju'i iet mm . you win r hi lr-2 lJHLZS 1 How's This. We ofler One Hundred Dollars reward for any case ofCatarrh that cannot Ixs cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. ' F. I.CllE.NEV & Co.. Toleiln fl Vie, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business Impactions and financially able to carry out any obligations nude by their firm. Wkst : Trimx, Wholesale Drugoists, Toledo, O. Vai.uino, Kinnan& Marvin, Wholesale "'UKK'SI. oieuo, u, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Special Rates. Sec Holso & Barker, agents Tor the O. It.& N. and Union Pacific railways regarding special round trip rates, to the Itepubllcan national convention at St. Louis, the Democratic national convention at Chicago, Peoples party convention at St. Louis, national con vention y. P. S. C. K. nt Washington, D. C, National educational Associa tion at Uuiralo, N. y., and (1. A. 11. national encampment at St. Paul, Minn. 0:8td-d&w JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in groceries, paints, oils, window glass, varnishes, and the most complete stocc of brushes of all kinds in the state, Artists' materials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, and finest quality of nrass seeds, NEW ADVERTISEMENT" C. H. LANE, 2ir C'j.nmerciiil St., S-ile.-n Or KifSuits $15 upwards. Pants$ upwands'j 'S ilHll'Ill 'R HUHItARn, OREGON. The choicest mineral water in the state. ? l-iii supplied bv C M. Epplty, at the Hemic Uroccry, East State st. Salem SteamLaundry Please notice the cut in pri on the following! Shirts, phiu Under drawers.... " ' Wcwi Un.l r shirts Joioctiil, Socks per pur .. 5 w lotas Tr..1l.. l.i r- .lent, Silk handkerchiefs ,ltw Sheets and pillow hpia4 ctnuroC and other work in proportion. f Flannels and other work in! telhgently washed by hand Col, J, Olmsted Prep, J. H. HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWliLER, Makes a sp"lalty of fine repair work, Sctb I'homas clocU, etc., 215 Commercial Street WHAT IS SAID. Some say we give the best meal in town for 15c. We say try us and see. wcim am S. RICHARDSON. PROP, t Second door north of Hctel Willamette. ww m BTREE DELIVERY. WOLZ h MIESCKE, Prooj. Dealars In all kinds or fresh anl nlirasu EP" Fresh sausaga a irxcUltr, 171 COMMERCIAL ST EAST ANDlol -A-.VIA Shasta Route. op hie Notice -Attention Republicans. To tho Itepubllcan clubs of Marlon COlintV: At the rennnstnf n nim.lmi. of prominent Republicans In different pans 01 mo county. 1 Hereby call a tnectlnt,' or the Marlon county Ropub llcan clubs at tho hall of the .Salem Republican club July 18, 1096, at 1:30 p. in. for the purposo of oruanlzlni? fortlio present campaign. I would suggest that representatives to this meeting lw elected from each club as follews: Ono for tho club and one for each ten members thoreof. flr.Annfi iwin Vice-president Republican Leaguo'of Oregon. Vibta lUbjr was stck, wo cave hr Castorla. When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla. ATii sha became- Miss, the clung to CastorU. Vhn she had Children, the gate them CastorU I'OUNI)-,A fountain pen. Owndrcnn have same by proving property and paying lor this YEW' PARK KUl'UliLlCAN' (JlUI-A mei-tinc of this club will be held at the Yew lark school on Tuesdav the t.nli (. .,u. m. to elect delecates to the county convention of Republican clubs, and to elect ofllcers and 10 transact oiner uusiness ol the club. hy order of executive committee. 71031 'HIE OREGON PEACH BITTERS Is now reduced to $6.50 per dozen if the cash ac companies the order. Per bottle 75 cents. Senddrcct to the manufacturer, Ilf Klas Aumsvllle, Or. 7.9 ,, ' A CUANCB TO MAKE MO.N'UV A tiTTZ acents, both men and women, aro wanted to .... .D ,iy un wasner. inquire of N. W. te"??''" ",c l,rlJGe ElBhteemh st Jidksi'a YOUR t'liANOli.v proprietor wants 0 trade a Cood weekly newspipe office n good town for unincumbered im roved I Sa Uood SALEM WATER CO. OIHcei Willamette Hotel Bulldin" For water service apply at 'office. LIU payable monthly In advance. Make a complaints at the office. There will be no deduction In water rate on account of temporary absence from the city unless notlco is left at the office. Hereafter water for Irrigation will only be furnished to regular consumers using watei for domestic purme. Contractors for sid walks, brick work and plastetinij will please read "under building purposes" page 17 ( schedule of rates for 1893. Apply at ofhr for copy. Southern Pacific Co, California Expres I'mln -UunJii., Ulin Portland and San Frucisco. Above trains stop at liHtfPorilinJ, Ortjc City. Wo dburu. Salem, Turner, Maioo. Tefierson, Albany, Albany Janction, Tangent Shedds, Halscy, Ilarrisbutg, Junction U; Eugene, Croswtll, Drain, and all suitoas from Roseburg to Ashland, Incisure. KOSKDURG MAIL DAILY, I Korth Soutlt 8:3U a.m. cS:20 p.m. lv.l'ortlandar. 11:00 n.m. Hv. Salem lv. ar. Roseb'g lv. 4:10 p.m. 2a)p.n. 8,-OOa.m- BALKM PASSCNQER. South 4:00 p.m. 0:15 p.m. lv.rortlandnr. ar. Salem lv. TEST o opposition. 1 at Dis office. rea. 6iStf lem property. No sons. Information i'.iw iSn'tf rrr-r : - . . ...ii witving mare or sa e at a bar ganj vveiRht about 1160; good traveler In. quire of Wm. Drown & Co. 0 ,f Sunday Excursions. HedniiliiL' with Siiiwlnv tim, and on each succeeding Sunday, l OR SALli-At a ll.'irgatn. Kine" -imcwner lot, near city ha . For furth panculars in.iulre at this oiT.r;. 6-",!l llrSAniURRlo acres l.n. ' residence further miles out. Par.lv mD70,rv,"'ar.-. asturc. cood luu. ii.. i.'.. "uuu paring orchard.lot of small frult.cood" water! .,, . w , w t,M, xixxi Biumnape can lu ),,! iu.... p., 1 i 11 a HIS' urove, bored and VeTaTFcT Address A. Dan. South SaUm Vs f livrrhivU1t Ll-1 will commence to dSI J "n f Y WU. ,hc.20th l0 ay Perioni wani- ' ; -" vtvimiu 9U ON crass cheat "us k-, orcnara ei Later on I will K tass, and other avc timothy arid 111. 111. You 1 wilt bt help t to a thorough understand. or j-or tmuW to ,,-try t.g of he.Uh ididUcas by Or vltrce's Comtuou 8utc Mta icairtUYiser, m is treat looS nihmkT. Kugllih ana tcpleu with nfutrlouv 11 n The firt cdltuj of fc&iooa ,,!,; i. ., ?A I1.50 each. The nroBls were devotrd to publlth. lug the prcstnl ctlltloa of half.wUlion free top ic. to be tent aro- tratii to tyeryone who sends it ppe-ornt stamps to coer cost at iusIIIub fr. Address WwldDUptBiryMed "at a locWtlou. No 64 Xj,1b 6i,ii uJ.u ' u v siieclal excursion train will leave ""J UK I II. Ill,, V,UI IUS iliU) l, arrUlncat Yaqulna at 11:15 a ttoiurning, boat leaves Newport at 0:30 p. ni. Train lonvot nn.,i.. ,,.. ,...": iv'.. -'"i""" "f m urrmiiir at, torvaills at 10 p. 111. and Albany nt 10::to p, m. i-aro. good on this train only, from Corvallis, Albany and Phlloinath Jjowport and return, $1.60. H. L. AValdkn, Xi. b. Lowman, Agent, Albany. Agent, Corvallis. Edwin Stonk, n . T ilanager, Corvallis. Corvallis, Juno 17, 1690. Children Cry for Wtchar1 Castorla. Malri ?homMAor ,et me k"ow bj postal card, Salem. Geo. E. Allen, j ,s IrJl PUULICMkiO. m,i,, a ..?," incss houses car! obtain all'vlp.per infor t Al tKb Pertland: sarrim.n,n c 1 Gents THE DOLLAR. Ed, S, Lamport 289 Commercial st Salem, Or,, Has bought the Frank E Shaf fcr and the M, Beamcr harness stocks at forced sale. $4,000 worth ot goods will be disposed of at 50 cents on the dollar. Sign of the White Horse, 10:15 a.m. 8.00 a.ta. DININO CARS ON OGDEN ROuTE PULLi"TtUFFirHIEEPERS and second-class sleeping caristticbdlow tlirourjli trains. WEST SIDE DIVISION, Between Portland and Corvallis, dsil In cept Sundsy.) 7130 a.m. I Lv. 12:15 p.m. Ar- "Porllsnd, Corvallis, "Ar.J6)p.n. LvlH35Pgi At Albany and Corrallis connect tins of Oregon Central & Eastern RiAmA Express train daily except Soadsy- I,... I...I Ar iMta, 1 uiuw " 1 r :LT 4:4S P- " 7125 p. m. Lv. Ar.McMinvillel 5JJ0SJB. THROUGH TICKETS to all JwlnulBtheEuttmSlstejOg and Europe can be obtained at Jowt1 from VV.W. SKINNER. Afert ,SJ E.P, ROGERS, AMt-O-Kjiy R. KOEHLER. Manager. SALEM WAGON ft I OREGON CENTRAL .AND Eastern R. R. Company BAY ROinu LYAQUINA itli tie S a?afeF--.: Svlt:- . pTOlfc. t?UARD.Oood-.al,i. iJ..,'4.. sWaSKaa ?;j$ii?rn& under ppciui I am prepared ;to do all kinds of work in wood and iron. Repairing machinery of any klnil or making and repairing stone cut ters, tools and edged tools of any kind made and repaired; wagons and buwfes repaired, and new ones made to order. Horseshoeing, the best that can be don? in towiv-hand-made shoes. Pistes and running shoes care, fully attended to. Call at my stand, at 100 t-nemeketa street, back of New Vnrk Ranter store. U. T. HERSCIIHACH. , . i TRfcI,,nt c,aM P"'ure lor horses or cattle Just south of Morningside. $1.00 rn?. " i5t Brass and water. Inquire at Joi'R.NAt, office. 6 8 1 mo. ,.Ii 1 T,Eu Vne hou$e and wo lo". uated in Wheatland. Vamhlll connty. ,, ' ' ?? ,,f,, For "le at a bargain, UTAH The C..r? nyn ." ,,ia' knw s the Wheatland v,bl. I otel ncl Price Jiso, Address, A, care Jour. 4 2 tl For Dolicacy, for purity, and tor improvement ot tho com. Plexloo nothing MuaU FouoHi'a Powdb.. Connecting at Yatoy Francisco & Vaquina wj ol'"T . M STEAMER ,AjTdi l S" Sails from Yaouina every 8 : P ? w Francisco. Coosllay. Tort W, and Humbolt Ray. m8'P,sif,' Passenger miteitilt Shortest route between the wm and California. . , rtj toSn Fare from Albany ofPf"" ..( Frincisco, Cabin, !MVl Bay and Porj i Orford.cabml dlr Bav, cabin 8; roand trip, go cls1' RIVER DIVWOK. c..,mriAltany' Bd"'vol.ii. tsf newly furnished, leave ;e C Saturdays, st II -. ""gtsjsW the same day at SV , leave Portland same day as i arriving at Salem at 3 P CcftlliJ.0f' EDWI& STONE, ;W,T t r MAYO. SapuRIre''" iitceslM" K. P. BALDWIN. Loci AP-- Salem. r ..-koVi LSQIUB p, AwtoedeomidexlwiiJ der. ItproduetssortsjiSi--