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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-23

It's true that the working, successful men
to-day were once poor, industrious. selfreli-
ant boys. And the same thing will be re-
peated. for from the RAJ ks Of the liafsl-work-
ing, economical. temperate and persevering
boys Of. to-day. viii emanate the progressive
prominent men Of the future.
Every man doing any sort of worA In Chi
cago to-dav, was raiseda poor man s son, and
had to fight his way to his place. Net one OF
them, as can ascertain, was q rich man's s
son, and had good time when he was q boy.
All boys should grow as strong as q steel
bar. fighting their way TO an education, and
then when then are ready. plunge into lie
with that traditional half dollar and little
bundle tied, up IN 3 red handk erehief as
have know q, great men start. tell you that
fl five and twenty years when most Of Us are
IN our middle ages have gone to our retribu-
ton, the men oi mark u this country viii
not be the sons of these whose fathers can
give them All they wish for, and ten times
more than they ought to have, bur will be
those who are brought mp on farms. houses
and cottages. cutting their way through the
thickest lindrance Of every sort and all the
brown stone houses in this metropolis will ba
yas nothing e brlng out tue noble men. n.--
Robert coflyer. 81.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-23

a SHAMELESS WIrE ExcHAN0E.-A man
by t, name Il James Blackburn, with his
vile and seven children. was recently living
on the farm Of MIR. Ma ee, near st. Carharine,
Missouri. If A half-sisfer living with them
near by lives neighbor. MIR. Cyrus Webster,
wife and three children. Itwoula 8, EN- that
these people have been following their native
s aainities.''' and recently concluded on a.
new deal in the marriage relation so. as it IS
affirmed, Blackburn exchanged his half-sister
with Webster for .le latter, all parties, ex-
eept Mrs. Blackburn, assenting to the ar
railgelnent, and the four wretches lett for the
West about two weeks ago. taking the cars
ii, the night. Mrs. Blackburn and children
having been atland oned, are with her
father. sgFss II g5s sssss - 7ss
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-23

SAGAcrrY or THE BLIND.-Cases like the
following almost make us exclaim: 8 What
Is the use of eyes r. The accomplishments
Of siciitless man are thus told: Reading,
Penn. owns the person. but leaves it for q
Berk county German paper to imnortalize
lin. He is q German, ninety years OF zee,
keeps tavern, (which IS known a. blind
Hartman,sl Is expert N the handling of
money and battles IN attempts to cheat hin
with spurious currency. He walks out
alone, can point to any piece Of real estate II
the TOW ii, and to crown al, nends clocks and
repairs musical Instrument.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-23
DIRECTORY OF FEDERAL OFFICERS
OF MONTANA. 81 80
NAME. RESIDENCE-
7orrr,E
Times and Places for Holding Courts In
the Territory OF Montana.
SUPREME COURT.

f@st sUPREME COURT.
At Virgins City. first Monday in Jaauar5 and sec
sTs ond Monday IN August. Il agei ss54.t - Il
lsn92 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS. ~ A
Ft,st District-At Virginia City first n 'nday i
April, secoi Id Monday in July, and second mon
day in November 34lz tai8Isf 81 s5fsals 81. lad
4. eeond Disfrfcf-At Deer Lodge, third Monday u
April first Monday in September, and first Mon-
day in December. f sf'55Fstse
Third District-At Helena, first Monday in March,
arst Monday in July, and fourth Monday In oc-
toker. f+Si a aH
TERRITORIAL COURTS.
ftyf Disfriet-In Madison County, al Virginia CITY,
"a Ersr Monday in April, second Monday IN July,
and second Monday in November, ar s. a
In Gallatn County. at Bszent,n, Erst Monday ln
March and 9th Monday in OCTOBER
In jefferson County, at Isadersburg, second hon-
day in May, and first Monday in October.
second pistrict-Deer Lodge County at Deer Lodge
49,. CITY third Monday in April, hrst M9nday Id
. ia, Septomber, and first Monday in Decsmber.s
IN Missoula County. at Missoula, fourth Monday
r. f71in June and secepd Monday In November.
June aud third Monday ia October n iia,
Third Dfsf,ict-ln Lewis and Clark County, at liel-
:" ena first Monday IN March, first Monday IN
~ July, and fourth Monday ia October.
In Meagher County, fourth Monday IN as may - aha
fourth Monday IN November. K. t5 ef#s-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-23

faslA NOVELTY IN BUTTER MAKING.--The
Providence Journal dlscourses appetlzingly
of certain pals Of butter which have glad
Ieened the market. coming all the way from
Ian Illinois dairy, sweet, fresh and possessing
nice, delicate aroma, uniform in quality
and hardly distinguishable from each other,
although made in summer, autumn and win
tor. sesaG Yse3i il14 asfz
ssThey contain little salt and no butter
milk. This perfect butter is shurned daily
from fresh milk Here lies the secret. Milk
one hour-butter the next. No setting of
milk pans and skimning and storing up of
cream. No subiection of milk and cream to
atmospheric. electric and thermal changes
No expensive celMrs with running water to-
secure fresh air AMI equal temperature, or, In
default. a perpetuaily ifioctualine product Of
butter. In place OF the hand churn the pow
er churn. Iii place OF theineficient hand
working Of the butter, jaws worked BY pow
er. squeezing out the bnttesmilk. just as the
melted Stag is squeezed out OF the softoned
iron in puidling.'' h II sttsas seihe}
An instar,ce OF steaHy accumulation OF In
terest is affor ed by an account In the New
Hampshire Savings Bank. March 70, 1883,
Mf. Jonathan Wheeiock.s revolutionary
8 ,ldier, deposited the sum Of 500 in that
bank. the same being pension money which
he received from the government. April l5.
1884. lie deposited SIS, and April o. 1888. $lS
more -inaking q total deposit Of SlsO,-s
Neither the principal nor the interest," mas
ever been drawn. and tho present amount OF
the twnis SI ,228 81. with a share IN an extra
dividend TO be maae.sl % sss III sgig4ss
Al person can calculate from the shoye
what the interest OH from $4,000, 900 to se,-
300 will be for thirty years. That's what.a
lew counties In this Territory are asked TO
subscribe for d North and South Raiirpad,
he interest being 1T the rate of per cent.
: Vienna is said to be tile worst Grained city
II Europe. An exchange advises the inSabi-
ants 10 send for Tweed, who Grained New
FORK - suiccsssfvlIy. si 8 ASq5 sASe'tsti it'tst
fgsss4s A1s xs8 sts ss s ~ yssasa ssk&
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ADVEIsTIsINl RATES:

A Card ID Five Lines; Square Ton Lines, Of shis
type 5 3sr 1gss..s!,.s GA. 3.gss
Local Notices Is cents per line for the hrst lnser
tion aud Is cents for each additional Insertion
E5- Transient advertisements st be PAID Tor
In adv nce, and all Job Printing when tbs work
is delivered.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-23

The Agricultural returns OF g reat Britain
for 1872 show that only six per cent. OF the
working population are employed in tillage
and husbandry. These number two millions.
Neither the land titled nor the labor expend-
ell are adequate to furnish food for the dense
population of the island. Hence the already
large and rapidly increasing trade in Ameri-
can food products must continue, and prom
ises to equalize in tino the value of the mall
ufactnrcd articles with which British mines
and manufactures supply the soverelgns of
Yankeedom. Besides our breadstuffs, hams,
beef and pork, England now cats large
quantities Of preserved fresh meat from Aus
tralia. No doubt lproper enterprise could
substitute the flesh of our fine Il xas cattle
for the produce OF the far-away antipoles. to
the mutual advantage of consumers and
graziers.-N. y. Herald.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-23

Vienna is said to be the worst Grained city
III Europe. An exchange advises the inSabi-
tanfs ID send for Tweed, who Grained New
York 81 successfully. as1 Sqs ssSfsssfi iif'tst
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n E Es M .

a II IL TX Nj So
One year in advance during the first qr... S6 O0
One year, payable. after the nrst quarter. OO
Six inonbhs, IN 2Af
Htst =. Z during term of subscription...... 90
Three m snths. invariably IN advance. ..-.... oo
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-23
Another Civil Service Illustration.

/ q Il 4 y Il
Mr.. William Cullen Bryant was one of tle
gentlemen who accepted 4. good faith, dur
| ing the last Campaign. the Pres dent's prom
ises OF Civil Service Reform. indersed them,
All aided to the extent of his influence to
secure the public acceptance. He writes
now from his Southern tour the following
suggestive paragraph:
In all my intercourse with the people Mt the
IaSouIn, although it has not bten very extern
siye nor Of very long continuance. have
heard only the expressed sense of Il desire to
be On friendly .ernis With us OF the Northern
States. Especially has this been the case in
Charleston. where saw more than elsewhere
Of the people of the place. have never,
since rossed Mason and Dxon.s line. heard
Il single expression OF bitterness or malignity
towards those who live north oil it. Itwas
but the other day that the people Of Charirs-
ton sent a formal invitation to the President
OF the United States to visit South Carolina.
He declined the eiyility, and at the same time
removed the Postmaster of Charleston, Mr..
,rrott, who was highly esteemed, and for
whose cont nuance in Office. citizens without
distinction of party. had earnestly petitioned.
In his place disappointed eolored man, who,
whether justly or not. lies under he odiam
OF beil z connected with the corrupt fellows
who have for several years been pillaging the
State. This was like answering an invitation
to dinner with slap in the face. and was
a gross blunder, to say the least.
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day evening. IT'S weight was four hundred
ounces, and worth About eight thousand

day evening. its weight was four hundred
oiinces, and worth nbout eight thousand
deilars. f5t89
Work on the Kent County lods has beer
resumed. 1t promises extremely well.
| Col. w. A. Arnold has received his com
mission as Receiver Of the Land Office in
Central City. 5
Mining matters are looking prosperous
throughout the country. More miners and
other working men are wanted.
L Illetrime says TIL lirst run Of ore was
made at the Denver smelling works yester-
day. and the furnace turned out the bullion
The new reduction works at Masonwlle are
said to be running satisfactorily and getting
a good supply OF ore.
It is reported that the project of building
the Central division of the Colorado Central
road, has been abandoned Tor the present.
The Treasury ol Denver is nearly $40. 600 in
debt. That bad
Mr.. Jslnes Archer has purchased the
Homestake lode. California gulch, for the
sum of $50 900. '.s.
. Frozen limbs and congestion OF the lungs
,eaused the dtatll of Andrew LoWery, at
Georgetown, on Wednesday night. &
A man named Maynard was arrested at
Golden on Thursday, for forging his brother
in-law's name tn note. D
The product of the Caribou mine is now
about $4,000 a month,
The Genital Register says that the Bobtail
company are buildins smoke stack 600 feet
high. Now, really, dc take off few feet.
Mr.. J. Morrison. proprietor Of the Golden
house. at Golden, Colorado, died in that city,
on Tuesday, of consumption. s
When The President was in Central, the,
sidewalk over which he walked from his
carriage to the Teller house was paved with
silver bricks from Car bou, valued at ten
thousand dollars tffa
A colored launlress in Denver city has, by
patient industry, at the rate of three dollars
per day, accumulated fortuiie Of twenty
seven thousand dollars
E4.LE 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-04

REPORTS on TIE CASE OF SENATOR Pors-
sof.-in The Senate yesterday, Mr.. Frelins;-
huysen, from the committee appointed to inyes-
ugate the charges against Senator Pomeroy,
made report stating that the majority Of the
were not sustained. Mr.. vickers, q member OF
the committee, stated that hin oonclusiops were
substantially the same those Of the ma ;orify
mttee. submitted his views dissenting from H..
conclusions Of the majority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-04
LOCAL VS..
Announcements. Ae To.usrn,

BAH.
WaU's opera HoEs,.- Charlotte eastman, az
Meg Merfllies.''
Washington fke0fer Conigss.-A grand variety
performance in which a number OF new stars
appear.
MINISTRIES.
Union League H0U.-lnaugurstion Bal and
Leyee 10y the Territorial Guards.
CoiUmtid Lac BEiid.Hg -Presidenta. recon
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-04


REV Or. HrsToS's LIBEL Srrr.-In the supe-
rior court Of Baltimore yesterday morning the
SUIT bfought BY the Rev. Dr. Huston against the
pr0pfietors OF the Baltimore ADericsn for the
recovery OF one hundred thoussnd dollars' daua-
ages Sor alleged lfbel was broughf 20 Q sudden
cenclusion. Three mouths ago Re made appli-
cation TO the court, fhrou9h oar oounsel, % re-
quire DIR. Huston TO give security ~ tile costs
OF court IN cose he should be nousn1oel a l1a
was no longer q resident Of Baltimore The
rule was entered, and no attention hay Ing bern
paid 10 10 by either DIR. Huston or his Counsel.
the case Vas stricken Oh the docket by order of
Judge Dobein yesterday morning. On weiues-
day next tAe case OF DIR. Husesn MI come up
before the Conference o. ne Methodist F,is-
coreI Cngrcn south, which assemblies al Trim
ny ohurcn y tas city, Bsk. Anersccs sn.
ga majority of the Ma~achu,etts ,esisla-
i've SommSes vii report to-day In favor of
HGovernor Dix is said 10 have held con-
sunation with the judges of the court Of az
pears, yesterday relative To the hanging of FoS-
ter, for whose execution the sheriff has rou-
menced preparations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-04
Quebec under Martial Iav.

INV York, March "A Quebec special SAYS.
A thousand soldiers and constables guarded the
election yesterday in Quebec East, comprisin :.
riaemen and artillery. Roughs demoIished rhres,
booths, and were herenPon charged hy The
soldiers and dispersed. The city was Under
martial law all day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-04
Gen. Fremeass' Trs.l a. p.r,.

~. "a On ~ London spec Al xaws.
me case otthe Memphis and ~ Paso ra,lrc,a
ooi'ds nas been set dovs for trial before .he
criminal tribunal of Paris on March q Gen
eral Fremont and six Others have be.,, -
Iasi'.I on charge OF sviDdling by the ale 81
~ @ and worth<ess bonds 20 the extent "a
1s s.. Isi,osures not unlike those which
chuaCtetIns1 the credit mohilier inyestisatioo
arc espected General Fremont has haen estes
10 appear. but assumes that he cannot 20 10
Paris in time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-04

This ANerne0n,s Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRhSs REPORTS.
From Europe to-day.

ELEvKS rERsoNs DRowSED.
LISBON. March "A boat belong1ue 20 ore b.
The Italian men-aswar capsixed in the Farrs
TINS afternoon shortly after the emharcatior a.
Amadeus, and eleven persons we're drowned.
FNn or A. STRIKE.
LoNnoN. March q, a. m.-The iron Workers
OF Merthyr Tydsle, have s'gaifed their inten-
Ton 70 resume work NJ the old rate OF ~aees
Until me end OF the present month II an ADVANCE
" yer cent. Is guaranteed from April ist
M IL NA IN DANGER PROM TIE & A RlIsrs
., sans .oune show that Pampeluma IS lkely
10 iali into the hands OF the q arl,s.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-04

~ 049ays go ssgFe uonanliyine nsar
three children in her cabin while she vent
visiting, and during her absence the buildinS
c cssnSnt nre and was burned, together with the
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The Second Counecsieus Regiment
ubP0nimeA

BALTrNoRE. March 4--rhe Second Connect
cut Regiment u now 1880 =. m passing through
this CITY ON the way 20 Washington 10 attend
the Inauguration. having been detained ON the
road. The rush O. Washington this morning FAR
exceeds that of any other Inauguration. Since
O'Clock a m. over ten Thousand local pas
sengers left the Tamden-street depot, on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. and probably nof
a mich less runsber by the Baltimore and POto-
mac, including several thousand negroes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-04

THE PRoDrcE MARKKTs.-Inspecror Lading-
ton reports that be last week passed n 900 BUSH
els oysters and $3.50 punches fish and condemn
ed As bushels oysters. Pipperiing and Wolf
condem in the same period ls2 pounds meat +,
fowl, I calf, and dorm oranges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-04

yaha avenue, between AZ and 9th streets re-
ceives some beautiful Ilsied jewely and orna-
ments for the hair. -
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Tweed.

Albany, March 4.-The Senate to-day re-
fused 20 declare Tweed seat vacant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-04

NO mere Of Aenesty Roosevelt, Honesty
Amer, and Honesty Farnswcrth:
Take 'em up tenderly
Lift them with care;
Bodies 20 rotten
Rough usage won't bear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-04

SAN fkANClsCo, March 3.-1he United
states steamer Lincoln left Port Townsend
Sstutday. Tor the scene of the wreck II th.
steamer George =. Wright, 90 ascertain ii aps
OF the passengers and crew could he found. n
II known that Major Walker and wife were ON
board the steamer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-04

RENTING oF THE Fish WHARF IN ALExA>-
DEiA.-The fish wharf, was rented to-day &C
cording TO announcement, for the season OF Iss3.
TO WIN. A. Stewart, (the highest bidder al the
price OF s2.235. Col. Stewart was the lessee Last
year, and will make improvements in Fi~ltou n
suggested by his past experience. He applied
10 council for a lease tor five wears. with a i
view, but Il was refused.-SeRtiasl, 50 Ifat,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-04

A USEFUL ELEvAToR.-In the Senate YES
terday afternoon. Mr.. Morrill,, from the com
mitfee on public buildings and grounds. offered
an amendment 10 the deficiency bill appTopria-
ting $40 600 for the construction OF nm elevator
in the Senate side OF the Capitol. He renar Red
that il could be used not only TO elevate Sena-
tors. physically unable 20 walk up the stairs
but fuel. and in the latter respect would save
the ges OF siA men.
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MnoforS.-i In assuming the position assign ii
me by the voice of the nation, am not trust
unmindful of the obligations II imposes A
service here somewhat prolonged COVERING n
period crowded with great events and ,s ass,,-
citation here with nearly two hundred and thirty
Senators, many Of them statesmen Of lar ge and
exalted ideas OF the responsibilities resting upon
the occupant of this chair, under the rele, of
the Senate, parliamentary law, and the consti-
tuition. In passing. then, from the seat 1 have
held for more than eighteen wears TO this chair
trust understand something of its inst re-
Huirements, something too. Of che tone and tenn
per OF the Senate In presiding over your ts,ib-
eratons, | shall ever strive to lie free from per
sonal prejudice and partisan bias. sense of
Prbiic dnty and the obligations of persop,I
friendship alike require that shall be as con
shieTate as JUST, and as impartial as the lot OF
humanity permits. To the Justice, gen .rOsitv
and friendly regard of Senators, / uustfully az
peal Tor that counsel and encouragement. that
forbearance and indulgence. am sure shall
oiteh require as yOur presiding officer.
The oath OF office was then administrators! IN
Vice PRESIDENT Wilson by Mr.. Cslfay the
retiring Vice President
just before Vice President Wilson VAS sworn
ia, senator Sumner came i'm and took his Old
seat m The rear Of the hall. at the lefl of the
SPEAKERS desk He looked pretty well con-
siderinR his long Illness, and seemed 10 take
great interest IN the proceedings.
A. e ED,;A IN TIE NEW sExAToEs.
adjourned sise die, and Vice President Wilson
took the chair and announced that the oaei of
Office would be administered to the new SEN
stors, WHO were sworn in couples by Vice Pres
Allison. OF Iowa. and Bogy, OF Missouri; merit
came Conkling, Of n. ", and Cameron Of Pa:
the next genflemen sworn In were Senaters-elect
IN n q moi ShsS
q Wis; Iusaiis, Of Kansas. Jones, Of Hsvsds;
HeNSssery' Of Ky; Mitchell. Of Oregon, and J:
Ill; Patterson. OF 3. C.: Sherman of 0hlO:
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y
.tstanfs-W. a. Drew, K III. Booker .Jspse. a
McDevitt. William X. Wallace = ) Bake
John A. Bayiy. George W. Smith. Charl,s
Barker.
TBk FIEE DEPA2TYENT, DISTRICT oF co-t-u-
BIA,
composed this Il vision TAe members wore
iheiF new UNIFORMS, consisting OF doutie-byezst-
ed elose-ttting frsck coat % dark blue cIsr,I
hned with light blse flannel, pant. of the ssDe
material, clIt with lap seam AID close aroyud
The waist, nth loose legs; helmet same a. nere-
sol1re worn, and via. te gloves.
liz ioHoSsng WA the order an iine:-Chi.f
.nen..ef Mssrun CroL,in anil Assistant Engi-
"eSI w -. Drew in f.il dress uniforms
eh men the engine HAs drawn by two dark
ron SfSy horses- the apparatus wss decorated
vim hags, nower and vesgreen wreaths. Hose
S~IfltS &c drawn % two handsome iron grays
Engine No. ?, Charles Hurdle foreman
sIs1h % one dark bay and an iron xray, both
handsome handsome animals and hani someiy eaaippe,l.
The engine Was decorated in che same ,aapner
zs No. J, With The addition of q leslie vortraTts
OF Washington. Lincoln and Ora mt fixed on tbe
top OF the air chamber, and 20 onnected with
me raninas gear a. to revoive rsu nj aud round
ON pls VOC A. the engine moved aloa u, the steam
being keiS ap for thai purpose. This arrange
ment was gotten up by the ingeuIeu engineer
John Sinclair. The hose carriage VA sdIawn by
both well groomed and in good conditi,I m. The
carriage ~ss beautifully wreAthed witt ever
green wIeaihs and flowers.
40. fAgine, danes Les, foreman, ORA wn BY
100 Ozark bay horses, and hoss car
s.aSe oy two black horses. The engine and
S.nu ~ we're nagnidcentiy decorated with
~n9 wIezfhs Of COVERS and eyergl-eens.
no. Engine, John s. Co.'s. foremsu- drawn
~ ~ 1ne daIk ron gray and dark bay. two OF
the handsomest horses belonging 20 a.. \ mari.
snsnt; The hose carriage Was drawn bx two
NO; Engine, VIM. r. Craig. foreman hand
>omeIy decorated with ARTIFICIAL howers AMI
Mreafhs, which were made by the wife or Lien,
tsseH,vho mas been engaged tor sorae weeksna
in the preparation Of these trimmines The hos
two black horses "
ksat came the Hook aud Ladder Companv.
Robert johnson, foreman. The apparatus
nsasn by two handsome gray horses, and an
The new drill prepasedb by the Chief Engineer.
Consisting OF series Of conference.-the and
owning, ard single and double columns, while
ne PROGRESSION vas moving. was well performed
sra attracted Nueb attention