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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

A great many people seem TO think
that the first assistant postmaster
general Is u law unto himself and
makes all the regulations governing
Office. There is u mistake about
this. There is prevalent belief, for
example, that the rule against CIV
ing outsiders access to papers 10
regard to the appointment of post
masters was made by Mr.. Hay, and
Mr.. Stevenson is said to have re-
yoked it. The rule was made by
the postmaster general, and it has
not been revoked. There is also a
very common impression that it was
Mr.. Hay who held that republican
postmasters could only 10 removed
for cause; and that Mr.. Stevenson
would reEa0ve them simply because
they were republicans. The prasc>
tiee OF removing postMasters only
for cause was established by the
president and the postmaster gen
eal, and the change In the
first assistants place does not
change that practicc.-Te Telegraph
Democrat.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16
Is Prohibition the only issuep

lsTfOulOltlOn the only 1SSuey
The condition of the country and
the common sense OF the people de-
clares scores Of issues.
There are issues enough without
the one that demagogues are trying
to present to divert attention from
the real evils under which the coun-
try suffers.
No issue but prohibition or IL
cense.!
The upheaval OF industry and
society under the swell Of machinery
and capital, is an issue!
The million OF men who are COM
PEELED to strike against starvation
wages, is an issue.
The women and children lighting
the tigers Of the factories, are m
issue.
The robLeries Of the miners Of
coal, through an unjust system OF
screening. is an issue.
The demand for better pay and
less hours Of labor In all the protect
ed mines and their products, are an
Issue.
The half million idle factory hands,
is an ISSUE.
The rceking. rotten, unstable teae-
ment houses, that arrOgan; capital
lprovidcs for unprotected laborers
| all over the country, Is an issue.
| Shall james +. Wilson, the credit
mobelier and bribe-taker be re-
Turned to the Senate? is an issue.
and v. ~ important one.
J! million and a half OF idle men
yuinly hunting for work, Is an Issue.
! THE devouring millionaires. are
an issue.
The thousands OF paupers ncces-
sary that Il millionaire may exist. are
an issue.
The infamous financial system Ut
Hugh Mcculloch, and John Sher-
man, is an issue.
The system OF taxation which ex-
cmrts accumulated capital, and
taxes productive industry, is an
issue.
Wall Street and its influences and
ramifications, with its grasping
greed, are issues.
The malefactors OF monopoly,
banking. transportation. md intel
! ligence. are IN issue.
The land-grabbers and the grain
gamblers, are an issuo.
The develtries Of the Des Moines;
Regency, are IN issue.
The forfeiture OF all unearned land
grants is an issue, that the Election
Of United States Senator by legis-
lature next chosen calls into notice.
The preservation of the public do
main for actual settlers, Is an issue
that the senatorial question calls
up.
The absolute prohibition by pro-
tectel manufacturers oi Importing
naupcr labor, under contract Is
another issue OF that election.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

All currtncy should be legal
tender for oil debts, public or pri-
vate.
All money should be issued by
the government and should repre-
sent labor.
All national bank currency
should be destroyed, and replaced
with D. S. Treasury notes.
All coin in the treasury should
be Hsed to cancel bonds and the
interest thereon.
All bonds should be paid as
soon as practicable.
All private or corporate proper
ty should bear an equal share Of
taxation.
All public lands should be re-
served for actual settlers.
All incomes should lie subject
to . graduated tax.
All sinecnres should be abolish
ed.
Prison labor should not be suf.
fered to compete with honest la
Dor.
AL railroads should he under
government control and supervis.
ion.
All telegraphs should lie owned
by the government.
All cities and towns should have
COVE rnment postal savings hank
AL express business should lie
done by the postofiice department.
All 5ribing Of voters Or legisla-
tors should lie punished as feloay.
The salaries Of public officials.
should be liberal and adequate,
but very little or any la.xe than is.
pa id tor similar services discon-
nected with government employ
ment.
All subsidies of land to rail-
roads Or other corporations should
he prohibited.
All sectional su,iMosities should
CEssSc lOTeSCTs
All post,nasters shonld he elect
ed by ihe people
AL departments Of industry
should be represented III legisla-
ton.
All class legislation should lie
prohibited by law.
All legislation should be for the
benefit Of the whole people.
The Office should seek the man
aud not the man the office. I'm
Fortunate Office seekers should be
disappointed.
To restrict the evils resulting
trom appointed patronage, all off,
oes should it possible be filled by
election.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

The New York Sun thinks tina.
"the silver dollar, measured by mar
ketable commodities other than gold
has the same value now that it had
ten years ago. Gold has risen, SO
that the proper way OF expressing
the truth is to say that the gold dol
lar is worth lit cents, while the sill
yer dollar remains at par
When the gold dollar will pass cur
rent and pay more than Il dollar OF
debt will be time enough to say
gold has risen" A gold dollar will
pay no more debt nor purchase more
OF any commodity than silver dol
lar or IL treasury note.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16
Fusion Arranged.

The Iowa Grcenback State Con-
vention was held at Dies Moines on
Tuesday. About $50 del gates We're
in attendance. Hon. l.. IL. W.iivr
was made temporary chairman, snts
Hon. ]. B. Weaver permanent chair
man. The convention adopted the
fusion resolution by Il .hree-foul,hs
majority, and nominated Hon. T.. II.
Gillette, of Polk county. for lieHtra-
ant governor. and +. w. Moore, If
Davis county, for superintendent OF
public instruction, leaving candi-
dates for governor and supreme
Judge to be nominated by the demo
Gratis. The usual greenback reSolu-
'tions were adopted.-lCcdar Rapids
Standard.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16
Our Country"

The new paper published by the
American Society ~ Promote JUS
tice." at No. l43, Chambers st.. n. T.,
Is hcforrus, II l. II worthy success
sor Of the American Sentry. The
paper Is Il l6 page quario. published
weekly ut 81 so per year. It Is nilii-
mono poly through and through. Its
political articles will suit every man
who has enc spark Of the spirit Of
Jackson and the patriotism OF Jeffer-
son. Its literary matter has a high
Ell order Of merit also.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

The tri al Of the State OF Iowa VS.
Intoxica ting Liquors was booked for
last Friday did not come of. Some.
thing like thirty persons were SUBJ
pRnaed as jurymen and out OF that
number all but three were "predju-
diced and swore that they had FORM
ed an opinion which 1t would take
evidence to remove. As it. appeared
impossible to secure jury in
this town q mOtiOu was made to ad-
journ and try the suit at Usage yes
terday. The motion was sustained
and yesterday morning every one
interested In the suit lied himself
away to the county metropolis. We
learn that no jury had been secured
ar to | o'clock yesterday and it is
likely that the trial is still in prog
ress. The load Of contraband good
was taken along, for reasons un-
known to the writer. Just how this
trial will terminate is hard to deter
mine. The defendant has been tried
and acquitted on the charge OF hav-
ing in his possession with intent to
sell goods prohibited by law, and 1t
would seem that the evidence which
carried the suit last week would lie
sufficient to carry Il again. But it is
hard to tell how the matter will look
to an Usage jury. The results Of
OF this trial are looked for with fe-
verish anxiety by the people OF this
COUNTY and will ne doubt settle the
question os to whether person has
the rsght to warchase and keep in
his possession liquors for his own pri-
vote use or for nse III his family.
Mr. Bush through his attorney COM
menced suits against Rev. Granny,
}. W. McCulla and julius Alexander
claiming damages in the sum OF
s, 900 for false and malicious i'm
prisonmcnt. Oh, there is fun ahead.
list. Ansgar Ecterprise.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

Tho anniversary of the battle Of
the lsoyne was celebrated with the
usual riots in Ireland. 1t is q
misfortune that it is found necess
AIRY to keep up = celebration in
Ireland of an event which only
serves to create had blood among
countrymcn-(St. Paul Globe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

The greenbackers are very modest.
They not only demand The Offices Of
Lieutenant Government and Super.
intendent OF Public INSTRUCTION, but
they will also insist that the demo-
Gratis noMinated for the other offices
he strictly anti-monopolists. Will
some one kindly inform ns what
there will be left OF the democratic
party in Iowa ii the demands OF the
greenbackecs are complied with.
Possibly the demmies are not in hot
water, over their allies, as well rs
some body else. Cedar Rapids Ga.
zette. (red-hot republican,.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

A million dollars are said to bc
missing from the New Orleans
mint, and no one knows who the
culprit is. 1t is pity that the ex-
position has closed, for here there
is something worth cxposing.-[
Minneapolis Tribune.
That's so. But what member
Of the +. 0. p. was in charge Of the
New Orleans mint when the mil
lion dollars went ont.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

Now what's the matter with the
Rev. DR.. Sunderland's preaching?
Telegraphic reports say, the Presi-
dent went fishing last Sunday and
caught a fine string OF black bass
Fish are supposed to be good brain
food and il so, are better stimulants
than the ordinary Sunday sermon.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16
Democratic State Convention.


The Democratic state Convention Will be held
ct Cedar Rapids. Iowa, on
WEDNESDAY. August 10TH, 1855,
at II O'Clock, a. m. 70 place In nomination can
datos for the following OFFICES:
Governor,
Lieutenant Governor.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
Judge OF the supreme Court.
All persons believing In the principles OF the
Democratic party and supporting the present
National Administration are cordially invited
TO take part In the selection OF Delegates to this
Convention.
The ratio or representation will be two Dele
gates for each Comfy. and an additional Dele
gate for every four hundred votes, or fraction
or two hundred or over cast for the Democratic
Electoral Ticket at the general election in 1884.
This Congressional District (thc fourthl Is en-
titled TO representation as follows:
Allamakee .. :. 7tFayette. ...........-..
Ch1ckasaw.... ....... 6lFlcyd.. ............
CLAYTON. .l0I Howard .............
Mitchell. ............ Winneshiek ..........
Reduced rates on railroads will be given.
BY order OF Committee. l.. G.. kINNE.
CATO SELLS, Chairman,
Secretary.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

The producers OF the United States
owned 70 per cent Of the wealth Of
the country in 1860, Now the non-
producers own 20 per cent rnd have
q mortgage on the remaining 80
Dpr cent.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

In the cxuherance Of his verbose
~ on the fourth Of July Cyrus ".
Field thought il worthy of rsmark.
and SO cabled the president, that ii
grandson Of the Lord North who WAS
prime minister Of England IT Til.
time OF the separation Of the colonies
from the crown was his guest at DIM
ner. II the younger Lord North i
IA much OF porlcr rs his pro.eas.
tor was he must have been nice
man ut dinner party Chicago
Herald.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16
Thc Chi,.a,,n Herald think

strange that Is long rs the admin
istration went t. Ohio la look for
Il Union Pacific director il should
have stumbled on Moves when "S-
Senator Thurman, the man Wha
drafted the law providing for these
directors. was there. II is qn.cs.
list. Paul Globe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

The rllmor that Riel was once Il
Republican partisan seems to be
confirmed. lie is reported as
spending his time praying and
drinking hot water. Praying and
drinking hot watcr-spiked with
gin-was always a favorite past
time with Republican partisans.-
ISt. Paul Globe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16
Tie declaration of the Greer

The declaration of the Green
back convention on the Sherman
Brown matter is to the point.
They declare emphatically that
Sherman is entirely wrong and
call upon the Legislature to i'm
peach him. Will the Republicans
have the manliness to come ont
and take stand on the question,
either for Brown or for Sherman.
The Greenbackers speak in 10 I'M
certain nes.-(Dnbuque Herald.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

Science has come to the aid Of
base ball players, and announces for
the benefit Of batsmen who are ambi-
tious to make heavy hits that the
ball should be struck at the angle OF
twenty-threc degrees in order to
send it to the greatest possible dis
fAnnA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

Mr. Hay, who was forced 10 resign
as Assistant Postmaster General ow-
ing to his i'll health, will have the
satisfaction OF knowing that he alaO
made great many other people
sick when he was in Office Chicago
Herald
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

Judge Foraker, the republican
candidate for governor Of Ohio, is in
favor Of licensing saloons. Does the
Times desire his election?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

IL. Clinton News Is sanguine in
III. |.eiiet that Capt \. A. Merrill
viii ie the democratic nominee fol
oay,Inof this year. We doubt it
Ill. sivea.,ack convention will con-
{fal tae action OF the democrats this
ge..t. ;,i.a tie motto nj that conNcn.
iitn viii bc--"No National Banker
Ned Apply" Fusion is necessary
fo success. and even with fusion tho
u position will not succeed il the re-
raIi;ran- are illdicious IN their
nominations and platform.
lie Iowa Greeabacker is pretty
happy nova days. lie knows that
tie democrats must come 70 him
anl accept his terms Of fusion ii
they woutd have even il feeble 1iim-
.aer of Hope nf success Ia fhe faii
t.ati,p,i,za. So b. proceeds 10 carve
t..a goose and help himself TO the
portion which IL most highly cs-
t.e.ns, and seasons the balance OF
liz. dish ~ his own taste. or course
the democrats will accept anything
the greenhackers may leave Oh the
platter aud lee duly thankful there
for.
LII nominating Hon. i. II. Gillette
az their candidate for lieutenant
governor. the rreenhackers Of Iowa
undoubtedly rut forward the strong
man Ill their ranks. As |. platform
speaker he stands next 10 Gen
Weaver, aud the masses Of his party
believe him TO he thoroughly honest
and loyal IL his convictions. lie Il
q Jealous and enthusiastic advocate
os The radical notions which charac-
tcsi..c his party. aud that fact may
iii soiae measure a.sinren the afdoi
OF the democrats III his behalf, but
they will take him for III" sake o!
l,.s grcenback following. He is I'M.
derstood 10 be i, prohihi'ionist, and
il will look exceedingly incone1nouS
10 Soc him soked mp with n strong
license democrat on the ticket. but
tl.s, i only one al the curious phases
al fusion politics. Though some
hing Of Il s!"masogna In political
matters, M, Gilit,sg Is Il reputable
H., ileMan, wsaes. private life = free
from t,lroacss u .t#2iA Town Capt
Ia t.s"p,t,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

Il you feel nervous a. I" your
ktia.ys. liver, urinary organs, use
Hunts Remedy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-07-16

Iowa has population OF 100000
by the census just completed, against
1,6l4,OO in 1850.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
The Perjury Case.

The t.ill of tbs esss Of the Territory oi
Arizona against W. w. ,ansnhovsr.
charged with psrinry. whisb wa com.
raenss1 In pur County Court last Thursday
c'ms to m end last night. The proseou
'ion was represented BY w. O. BiakeIy
E-q., District At'ornsv, assisted BY Nessrs
Williams Hvde, while The defense w.s
bly, readao,sd by Judge J. T. shipman nj
Wlshirstrn. y. e., as seLi.r counsel. ~.
slated by J. W. sseph.nson. The taking si
t . t.stin,"ry ocoop:sd the hes. par. Of twu
days. and, At its cor olusion, the opening
agImsnt TO the Jury wts made by the Dis.
tdot Attornsy. H. wat II .wsi BY J. W.
5tsphsssoa for tbs defense In an argument
fabput an hour. Judge Shipna. followed
With an able. Quot and 81 hanstivs address
on bsh ,lf Of ths defend ant, whisb oesupisl
hardly an hour IN its delivery and which
bsld Cart, iury and spectators in sIoss snd
~r-Pt attention durinI its nat inuance.
Judge williins followed with the closing
argument for the prosecution, Of the osa.
olasion OF which the jury we're charged by
the Cpurs and retired. After an 'bssass Of
about 6ftssl minutes, tnsy returned into
Court with verdict Of mo. getty"
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
or Interest 10 Miners.

A. Washington ts!ssrarn says: Sssfstsr,
Lamar issued AZ .. 20, to-d.y Of interest u
miners everywhere In the paliio dsusin.
Oa Dsesnber 4, 1885,, whilo ths1ssnss of
misiira elsins were psadiins, an ardsr was
made By SesrsIs,y Teller :hst, in sp7,io..
sions for lode clsins where ths survey oon.
fio.s With the prior claim and the ground
In conflict Is excluded, the applicant nns nuIy
has no right to the excluded ground. bat ho
has no right 70 that softioa II Any vein or
lods. the top or apsI Of vbieh lies ~h hin
such sIo'rssi gronnd p.lsss hig locsti n
vas vrisf :, Nay 10. 1879. The i.r msds
pats thinrs b,ok j1st wsers they vsis be.
fore Mr Ts;'sr's ordsr vas isssed ard ia ~
& Iirxs: IN entris. made prior to the 70.
seipt by The Register ssI Receiver a the
sircu!sr of psesmbr, 1885,. the survey, II
rec from obiss,ina ur''sr tbs fsrnsr prse-
tisss. need not be amended 70 srBfoYn ta
tbs provisions Of Paragraph 2 Of sid cir.
susI. All de ,.s:oss rSdsr said circul.r In
ooaibs. with tbs i,rszsins a,y :, tht sI.
tent bS Yssslisd.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
Asa inonia IN Ha&tsg Powder.

Amons tas resent discoveries in scisr .,
aud sssauistry, aaas 10 more inpoTtaR,
ia m !Ao sss. ), whisa eomnsa sanoaia
IN b provshy pat 70 = ssssIiog assat
and waiSa inaissss that ihis familiar s.lt Il
ssrs.f,sr TO ps.f,rn m seti,s part 10. the
prspsrAtiou VI ssr lily fooi.
Tas arb % Gts VI ANN mia 10 a. exceed
is2ls velsttls sabs.anes. Place = small
pos;ioa Of il mp ,s, knife and haid over 4
esias AM !. viii ala Ist iIansii ,tsiy be en-.
tirsly developed nltp gts and PISS OF into
tss Air. ras 3ts shns formed 10 n .impis
cons ,sisioa of us:r,s.a .nd Aydrosyn. n,
rssi1as 10 lsft frsa ths Assn ,aiA. Ths
Sivss !: il. sipssion,y =. = 10 .ysasH power
over sd. snd ersaaa II tartar used aiJns
and has ind ,ssd i's a,s a. . sspsisAsas h.
ss"ss articles A slnsI qz~niity VI s,s.
a.uia in the d1iati 10 ~ sJ:I,s 10 prsIasiag
broad that will b. lighter, sv.s,sr and ssors
whoissorpe thss that risea BY any othsr
10 Evening sgsnt. When II 10 sstes upos Dy
the heat Of baking. The lcsvsning .ss that
rsiss. tss do,gh 10 lissr.tsd. In thi. act 4
"sSs "sSh thf - - WSIs, tu7 shINhs ~
sasi.s'y disa.sd. leaving no ir.es or resi-.
ssuvn ~astsysr The light, f1iF, a4Iy sp-
pssraasa, ., dssirntis in biscuit, etc, sad
~ ssugnt after by professional cooi.. 10
said to be imp psrssi ~ :hsan only w the
use NJ this agent.
The baker, and b skiue ponder mans.
producing the 6nost goods have
been quisk IN avail thsSssl's, Of this use.
sul dissovsry, and the handsonsss aud beat
bread and cake are nov largely rissa by the
aid Of aHIn mia, eymbin.d. Of courss, With
other lsavs..ing nt:srisi.
Asrnonia 10 oas nf trs best known Pm.
dasts Of tbs laboratory. II, ~ sssns u ks
justly clsimsd for 1t. tbs Application Of IL.
props,tisa 70 'hs parpossa Ut cooking re-
suits In giving ss lighter and mora whole
some broad, biscait and cake. II will pr,ys
: boon to dyspspsic humanity and ~iIi
spssddy fore itself 10 general sss in the
new hs!d 70 which soisscs kas sssigHsa il.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
MINING IN MOHAVE.
IrINs FROM THE VARIOUS NINrH0
CAAPB.

Jossph Quad and WIN. n. Ewing got back
few days siass fssm = two wssks' pros
psst In the nsighsorhood Of Copper creek,
Ysvspai county. They made soms very
good Ands and brought bask Soma Of the
ere - ks assaysd. Ths ore Is both saisaa
and copper.
We paid q Wit 10 the wsodokoppsr's
Rslisf nins. about two niiss from town,
last No,dsy and were very sour,ssas., 70.
ssivsd by Jsmss W. hasA, she owner, whom
ss found at ths ssd Of hns tunnel polish.
ing the i,end Of drill. Mr.. Haas s.oortsd
us throafh she drifis, sunnsis sni hafts of
The mine, showing Is bodies Of ore from six
inshss 10 SIX feet wids, asssying from S26
to $40 Esr ton. lie Is ns~ runsinx tan.
Gel frlm The main wash to tsp tbs LEDGE. a
distance Of $40 feet. cf which be kss airs dy
accomplished lsJ fest. whsa conplst.a
this tunnel will strike the ledge at a dspth
Of Ia feet and rsysit III q RIsa. saving "
lsbr in ths future working VI the mine.
~, Haas LSs hundred, Of tens Vt ore In
sight hs,l on the damps thst will sssay
froai e2s 10 $40, vnieh does not psy ~
ssrk at prsstn,. bot The tirse will emo
Sssn every pound 4 IL viii be worried ana
rsy It's owner . hsbdsoms profit. He 10 de-
vstias hia whole tims 10 fspnins In tss
,ssnsl ami will not chip any ore sniil il is
sonpirssi, Permsr shipnsnis sf ore fson
stA!s Isiss we're worked si the Mineral ssrh
tniii and nslLsd frais 81, to $40 per ssn.
Or tho ~ rrs r.. mine. in Grou:n's Isak
District, great de i II work has bsca dyns
N ths pas. year by Msssrs. ". Z. .Jossphi
and W. r. S.evoEs. Dar.ag sb;s time thoy
hevs sank y ioo-soct shaft besides doing n
great deal Of surface prospecting. and have
taken tut gard ds 81 Li2h grado ore.
ranniny from j250 10 tG0 per t,'n, inoss Vi
Which hes been hau!sd 10 KGern at III
s1pEse Of erH:s per pound. The owrors
expect to ssnk snothsr fifty fest iE short
tine. @
Kimbls l,ros Of sisnsi, wlo have been
working IN the SignsI mins adjoining the
cid MgCr,akos. Z a s,aos mon b. past, hiys
struck hrgs body Of ore, sad u psr;y 81
S.n Franci-co gentlemen we're ot. &. the
mine a few days siz0s exporting IL.