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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

Many Local Firms Have Ignored II
IN

Many Local Firms Have Ignored the
Law.
County Cletk Harvey received yes
terday from the secretary OF state
LIST OF Grand Rapids corporations that
have not maze report OF their imam
cial condition for tie fiscal year end
log January /, 1892, pursuant TO the
pfoyislons or the law. The penalty for
refusing or negleetlng 10 ME such re-
port Is s2o and ~ addition thereto tue
sum OF % per day for each day after
the Iifst OF March IN each year during
the pendeney or such neglect or refusal.
The list OF dellnquents vail be reported
to the board OF supervisors and the
board Is required To proceed TO collect
the forfeiture according 10 law. The
Let reported this year Is as follows:
Crescent Cabinet company, Cobb Medi-
ca company, Carbonatlve Hard Finish
company, Clark q Scudder Lumber
company, Diamond Wall Finish CON-
pany, c. A. soule Drug company, Dau-
iels' Artificial stone company, Amerl-
can Mortar company, Acme Cigar and
Tobacco company, American Watch
Club company, American Patent Dress
ing Case company, American Private
Telephone Line company, American
Railway Supply company, Blackman
Manufacturing company. Bissell Carpet
Sweeper company, Berkey x Gay Fur
nIture company, Adolph Leitelt Iron
company, Worden Furniture company,
Wooley Magnetic Engine company,
Wolverine Chair and Furniture COM
pany, Willard Improved Barrel COM
pany Colby Wagon company, Oriel Cab
met company. Valley City knitting
Mill company, Mason Lumber company,
Peninsular Electric company, Michi-
gan Furniture company, FavorIte Car
| pet Sweeper company. Ford Furniture
company, Hogle Oil company, Hosken
Pharmacal company, Honduras Tropic
| Fruit company, Hovey Manufacturing
company, Grand Rapids Broom COM
pany, Grand Rapids Cottage company,
| Grand Rapids Sweeper company, Grand
| Rapids Medicine company, Grand Rap
ids Cabinet company, Grand Rapids
| Fire Escape company, Grand Rapids
| Folding Bed company, Grand Rapid s
| Sidewalk company. Globe company,
Grand Rapids Veneer works, Grand
Rapids Soap company, Grand Rapids
Brick and Tile company, Grand Rapids
Carriage Bow company. Grand Rapids
Bending works, Novelty Furniture
company, McCord 4 Bradfield Furni-
ture company, Michigan Glass COM
pany, Michigan Car Manufacturing
company, Michigan Fire Ladder and
Truck company, Johnston Planning Mill
company, Seed Sewer Manufacturing
company. Union Stove and Chair COM
pany, Eureka Car Coupler company,
Eagle Manufacturing company, Tracy
Manufacturing company, Sherwood
Manufacturing company, Star Manu-
featuring company, Standard Medicine
company, Stckley Bros. company,
Elliott Button Fastener company, Sears
Typo-Matrix company, Kent CO-opera-
tive Mercantile company, Demham &
Chick Furniture company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
Gavett for Congress.

at looks as if Captsin Gavett would
secure the republican nomination for
congress in the first district" said Will
liam III. Hughes of Detroit, editor Of
the Michigan Catholic, who was a guest
at Sweets yesterday. "Gavett IS max
ing a strong run for the nomination,
and it looks now as If he would be sue
cessful. II is doubtful If the republi-
cans of the first district could nomi-
nate stronger man. He IS very popu-
lar. is a genial, whole-souled fellow.
and would poll an immense vote. OF
course the election of republican con-
gresham IN the first district IL ex-
tremely doubtful. The district wac
cut out to send a democrat To congress,
and It's uphill work trying to nov
down opposition. Chapman has q
strong pull With the party, and of
course can make a great run; but II
Gavett ls nominated be will give the
old man lively race. Detroit Is now
the worst looking city | ever saw. It's
streets are all torn up ard Its IN worse
condition than Grand Rapids wss las,
year. they say that when we get our
new pavement laid we shsll have very
pretty streets, but the outlook now
isn't much hr ghter than the one for
rapid transit"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
THROWN FROM A CAR.
James Brooks Severely Injured Last
Night.

James Brooks, q man IS years old,
living at No. 2l9 Hastings street, was
seriously injured last evening at $50
by jumping from q moving street car
opposite No. ISIS East Bridge street. He
fell on his face and sustained several
ugly Commissions, from which the blood
flowed quite freely. The car was
stopped as soon as possible after the &C
cident, and the old gentleman was as
sisted to his feet and cared for by
friends until his son arrived, who took
him to his home. Passengers who wit
messed the accident say that Brooks
rang the bell and before the car arrived
at the street crossing he Jumped to the
ground and was thrown down with
violence. The car was run by Conduc-
tor w. S. Winters and MolOrman j. c.
Watson
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
SAYS IT'S NOT TRUE
Mr.. leathers Denies the State
ment That
STARR HAS LEFT SALISBURY
Monbzrs WIN Probably Be Entered in the
s-Year-Old $4,000 Representative
Stake al Lexington Next Week.

Don j. feathers emphatically denies
the report published in yesterdays
Democrat to the effect that George
Starr has thrown up his contract with
Monroe Salisbury and would handle
Mr.. Leatners' string. There IL ALSO
lutely no truth IN the report" said Mr..
feathers to q reporter for The HER
AID yesterday. II don't see why the
Democrat should have published it. l
asked the reporter about IL today and
he admitted that the statement was
manufactured. Such things have .
tendency to make It very unpleasant
for Mr.. Salisbury and Mr.. Starr.
George Starr is under contract with Mr..
Salisbury and will remain with him
until the first of January, unless they
agree TO discontinue their relations
when the racing season closes. There
are several horses IN the Salisbury
string that are there only on condition
that Mr.. Starr drives them. Among
them are Monbars, Flying Jib.
san Pedro and Little Albert"
Speaking of Monbars. Mr.. feathers
e6lus les, tnC iittlS
great mile. He now has the worlds
championship IN the 3-year-old class.
If he can hold 1t he's all right. We
are thinking seriously of entering him
in the 3-year-old $4,000 representative
stake at Lexington next week. Arlon
is entered in the same stake and 80 are
several other flyers. II We were sure
That Monbars WAS strong enough TO
Ia
ming any risk OF lnjuring himself, We
should not hesitate TO start him; but he
has been out OF condition go long this
year that We don't know whether be
has strength enough TO stay In hot
race or not. IL We don't enter hun
there We shall probably send him
fast mile on the Columbia
or Nashville tracks before the
season is over. / am confident
that he can do 2:l0 or better. haven't
the slightest doubt that he could nave
done 2:ll easily at Terre Haute the
other day.
The records made on that Terra
Haute track confirm what l have al
ways believed to be true in regard to
working track. No matter how good
q track you have you must work it al
most every minute if you wish to keep
it in condition for fast time. At Terra
Haute the other day they had seven
teams working the track between heats.
They would put the floats to work the
instant the trotters stopped, and trot
them around the track. The result
was that their track was in almost per-
feet condition"
Mr.. feathers thinks Nancy Hanks
can 20 better than 2:04 and that some
horse will lower that record before the
present season closes; but he does lot
believe that Nancy Hanks or any other
horse now on the track can 60 in two
minutes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
Wolverine Bicycle Club.

The Wolverine Bicycle club formally
dedicated It's rooms last night. Dane
ing and card playing were The amuse-
ments of the evening. The woman's
first prize, a pack of cards, was won by
Mrs. ii. kettner. The woman's BOBBY
prize, q toy doll, WAS won by Miss Kit
tie Wheeler. Henry Kettner won the
mans fret prize, q volume of poems,
and the mans booty prize, a toy snake.
was captured by William Phippen. The
following are the officers of the club;
President, Homer Klap; vice president,
Richard VanAvery; secretary. Charles
Henson; treasurer, Albert Leonard
captain, Charles DsVan; lieutenant, W.
ID, Phlppen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
Park Church Missions,

The annual thsnk-offering meeting
of the Women's Missionary society of
the Park Congregational church was
held yesterday afternoon in the church.
The three departments of the society,
the Woman's Home Missionary society,
the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety, and the Young Women's Mis-
sionary society, were all well repre-
sented. Representatives of each So
ciety gave the encouraging features Of
the work in their department. The
money given will be divided among the
departments, to be used in their re-
epective works.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

"Lost in New York." which has
proved to be popular and profitable at
the Grand this week, will be given this
afternoon aud evening for the last
time.
There is q large advance sale Of seats
for "The Fast Mall" which opens at
the Grand tomorrow night for week.
Matinee at Smiths today. New COM
edies and new epecialties next week.
John Philip Sousa. the eminent i'm
pressario, drew literally upon the talent
of the country when the new marine
band was organized. He had the priv
ilege of selecting from several hundred
of the best musicians and the result is
what might be predicted. The new or
ganizstion is matches in point of
numbers and in excellence, and n con-
cert by the marine band Is treat not
to be missed. 1t will come here for one
grand concert, Sunday evening, Octo-
Der Q, at Hartman's hall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

reading Of the ritual and the usual
opening exercises ~ the Jewish service
Rabbi +. W. Jessslson preached upon
the subject. Limits Of Reform" tax
ing hls text from Exodus xKxn rs. In
ne discourse the Rsbol pointed cat IN
lev well chosen remarks come OF
the main features Of tie Jewish falln
and his reasons for belief IN that faith.
The sermon was followed by prayer
and the benedietion. There Will be
services 81 10 O'Clock this morning aad
ct : so o'clock this evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
Reeds Lake Improvement.

The first thing that will be done to-
ward the improvements which are to
be made ut Reeds lake will be the
building of an Ice house by the Con-
solidated Street Railway company.
The building will be placed on the west
line of the company's property.
Sketches of the new pavilion have
also been received from the architect
who is making the plans but the build
ing was not large enough and new
sketches were ordered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
WEALTHY AVENUE BRIDGE.
The Board Believes 1t Should Be Built
Without Draw.

The Board Believes 1t should be Built
Without Draw.
The board of public works held q ses-
sion yesterday afternoon for the pur-
pose of visiting certain street improve
ments and other public works, with
view of accepting the jobs. Before
starting out the board considered q
map of the Wealthy avenue bridge and
some of the members were of the opin-
ion that the bridge should be built at
right angles to the course of the stream
instead of crossing on the line of Veal
thy avenue. 1t was also thought best
to build without draw. Superinten-
dent Davis submitted samples of brick
used in sewer construction, to show the
difference IN quality. The members
were unanimous in the belief that the
brick made by the Consolidated COM
pany were worth more than the brick
made by any other company. The
board decided some time ago to pay 75
cents per thousand more for the Con-
solidated company's brick than for any
other kind of brick made in this city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
w lords Far Matters.

Grand Rapids will furnish two rooms
IN the Michigan Worlds fair building.
Saginaw and Muskegon Will each
furnish one also.
Mrs. N. J. Smiley who is at the head
Of the committee In this city for fur
nishlng the two rooms "a making good
progress IN securing promises OF furni-
ture, carpets, drspefies and brlc-s-brac.
The cost of furnishing the two rooms
will amount to $4,000 including the
cost of the goods used Nuskegon has
not as yet done anything toward fur
nisnIug it, room. Saginaw i very
much interested IN the work and has
Al ready sent an architect to Chicago
10 look over the grounds and prepare
plane. Between forty ard fifty tons OF
plaster vii t.e furnished free II charge
ny the Aiabssii9e company Tor the
pissterlng OF the INSIDE walls Of the
building. The manufacturing COM
pan - Of the stste are wiling to con
tribute literally.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

Adjuiant General Farrsr of the
Michigan state troops e in Chicago
making arrangements for the reception
OF the troops from this state who will
attend the dedication Of the fair, next
month. Captain Kroner Of Company
3 has received letter from him stat
ing that be VIII endesvoT 10 secure ac-
comm0dsf ous for the Grand Rapids
Guard and expressing belief that ne
sill succeed. Captain Kroner il con-
fidsnt 81 taking forty men. should sat
isfactcry arrangements 10 made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
CONNEAUT TIN PLATE.
John Mowat Visits the Factory and Sees
the Industry.

inc InuuSuy.
John Mowat of No. 334 Cherry street
returned yesterday from Northern
Ohio where he has been on business.
While In Conneaut he visited the Office
of the Conneaut tin plate factory. Mr..
Mowat said last night that he would
like to have had some of his demo-
cratic friends IN Grand Rapids along
with HIM that he might have shown
them factory where As good tin plate
is made as any IN the world. He says
the building covers an area of about
50xl00 feet and employed large num-
Der of men. He was shown some ex-
cellent samples of the products of the
plant. The factory was erected during
the last year since the Mckinley bill
went into effect.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

Yesterday ssn electro car on the
Soufl DIVISION street inc wac descend
iag the Bill }ust south Of Hal street. &
struck a valuable Jersey COW. belong
la9 20 toe Hon. joan Curtis. ard
knocked e down The n tor man wss
more fug tened thzn the COW ~ss
burt. lle Immediately fsinted. The
COW received several bruises, hisek
eve and = general shaking I'D. Both
.tE rrenvaf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

John Hebdon. leader of the Good
Templar hand, was n the city yesler-
day cOnferrns With Albert Dodge,
grand secretary, With reference - tenn
persncs work The band j. holding
fings at NsFmouiville this week.
II viii move ~ Nashville next week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
is HERE FROM ROME
The Very Rev. Or. kenna Of
81. Patriek's Church
lSAGusST or BISHOP RICHTER
Df. kenns is IN the CITY 10 soiicis Fun 10
TO Aic IN the Completion of ST.
fstrleks Cnprch-

The Very Rev. DIR. Kenns, @. s. A.
Of 81. Patrlck's church, Rome. Italy. "a
in the city, the guest OF Bishop Rich
ter. he 10 deputlled 10 visit thls eouu-
try for the purpose OF soliciting sub
serlpilons 10 help Ia the erection Of the
baslllca Of ST. Patrick, the Irlsh nation
al church IN Rome, now in course Of
construction on the grounds Of the
beautiful Villa Ludovisi. IN that ancient
and historic city. This church il being
butt by the Irish people a. a c0mpli-
msnt 10 Ireland aad an Offering 40
their patron saint, Patrick.
The corner stone OF the church Was
laid and blessed according 10 the rites
OF the church on February /, 1855, The
feast of ST. Brigld. the MARY Of
Ireland" The Archbishop Of Dublin,
Or. Walsh, blessed Tie atone and hls
Grace, the Most e6y. L. J. Ryan, arch
bishop OF Philadelphia. preached the
sermon. The slte Of the church IL IN
the very center OF that new and grow
ing section of Rome, which vac known
IN the early days ss the Gardens OF
nailust and which has always been u
historic and favorlte ate IN Rome.
style of the Church.
The style Of the new building ia .
mixture OF Gothic and Roman. Stone
steps, seven IL number, running the
entire width Of the church, form an
entrance TO the Irish national monu-
ment, which Is nineiy-tye feet VIDE
and 200 feet deep. A splendid cam
panile rising loo feet in the air srsoes
the rear OF the church ana on the front
10 q mosaic reprs sentatlon OF the
Trinity. A little fellow. running the
whole width Of the church, are nine
inches containing heroic size statues
OF 81. Patrick. 81. BrIgld, Ct. Laurence
oToole. ~. Jai aih. ct. Dymena, IT.
Colombia, St. Cormac, 81. tia and 81.
KillIan. Many other statues and ex-
Quisite mosalcs adorn the church. The
cathedral. when completed InterioTly,
will tell in splendld marble and frefted
gold the story OF irelsnd's century Of
martyrdom on mural pages, which will
last as long as the world itself shal u
last.
The work on the building 10 beng
rapidly pushed and hopes are eiiter-
tanned that II may be ready for dediea-
ton and divine services during the pro-
ceedings connected with the celehra-
ton of the Episcopal jubilee OF Leo
XIII. Under such circumstances the
church would become lreland's jubilee
gift 10 the Sovereign Pontlfi. Father
Kenna will call upou the Irish Catholic
citizens during the coming week and
he expects a cordial welcome aud . hb-
eral response from them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

A meeting OF the Grand Rapid. Dis
trict Teachers association will be held
in the chapel hall of the Western Mich
igsn college AZ 10 q. M. TODAY. At 3
&C ock in the afternoon Miss Eluors
Cuddlehsck will TAX to the association
on the kindergarten IN the public
schools
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
Harvest Song Festival

One week from Sunday nighta harvest
song festival will be given at Trinity
church by the surpliced choir. The
church will be decorated with fruits
and vegetables. which will after wards
be donated to the various hospitals.
Rector Johnson and his choir are max.
ing elaborate preparations for the fes-
tivai
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

An slsctrie csr ealhded eth Tom
gray's MIX wagon yestsfisg mnrn 0s
- the corner q Weterlao sud N0rros
streets. smashing frDat wheel 81 tae
wagon The mk ears we've fafo~ft
ant ard The laetesl snd wss scattered
over taa raYesuarE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
They Raised $3.50.

The members of the new st. Mat
thews' church held . meeting last night
to take some action relative to the
financial condition of the church.
John Scott presided at the meeting and
$3.50 was raised. This reduces the
church debt more than half. $500 still
being due
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

CHARNISs streets, clean sidewalks,
neat architecture and fresh paint make
a town and city look inviting to
strangers aud visitors. Let the city of
Grand Rapids remember this and SEQ
that the same is complied with. 1t will
help us.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

nue. oltice for the month OF September
were derived from the following
sources Beer, g. .034.7l; cigar stamps,
%, 09T 50; tobacco. SIS. %; special taxes;
sss0-zs; INES and penalties, Sass,
total, sl4, loi.62.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
with q vengeance.

Jrsr now the city of Buffalo is re-
ceiving the attention of the artistic real
estate dealer. The real estate men
will hold q national convention there
Octobe. to 7. and already the advant-
ages of the Queen city Of the lakes are
being pictured and printed and posted
in every X-roads postofiice in the
country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

The at6ufneeut ssFrsres hFsf a.
temple Fassnael at evening were a.
tenard ~ lsfgs aunatseT - persons
TIE hawse ess hiisa e. orsr8ovsng.
A qnsffefks 81 - Ar6fs~ frks far.
ntsssa tesntifai mnse. After ths
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
Dependent Odd Fellows.

The general relief committee of the
order of Odd Fellows in the city held
q meeting yesterday afternoon and dis
cussed matters relative to the depart
ment. There are several persons,
strangers in the city. who have been
unfortunate, and whom the commit
tee are looking after.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

Biogrsphieai sketches II tie ate Hon.
g. Egsisstan and Fu8ee isase u.
Fsfsa -ih appear = tae Dctct@f ssus
~ th@ Mehis@a is~ 1oufual The
FORMER hss tesn sffftsa ~ f-sorss -
White sna tAs lssseF by tudgs Hsnhea
ffatrh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

Now THAT John Mcqueen hss finally
been taken cut Of shs eola - the peo-
pies party. there = hop@ for fsw ot1-
er. -ho ara hanging on % TIE fssa
eags OF defefred hope
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
Funeral of Mary Mcknight.

Several examinations were adjourned
in police court Yesterday on account
of the absence of Prosecuting Attorney
Mcknight from the city. He was
called to Cascade to attend the funeral
of his sister. Miss Mary Mcknight, who
died in Kalamazoo. She was twenty
two wears old
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
ST. Marks Missionary Society.

The Woman's Missionary society of
st. Marks church met At the resldence
of Bishop Gillespie yesterday afternoon.
Officers were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Z. p. Fuller; secretary, Miss
Rebecca Richmond; treasurer, Mics
Grace Deland. About $3.50 WAS reported
to have been raised for missionary pur.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

CtS any person, democrats or repub-
licsn. tsil where and when the demo
cratic party. ss = party, ever orxn
sted single act that benefited she
Isborlng class az the assion At issze'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
Largest Glass Shipment.

The largest shipment of glass ever
sent TO one firm in this city was cleared
at the custom house yesterday for the
Sigh Furniture company. Ii consisted
of twenty-five CAGES and was valued at
$1,000. 1t came from Antwerp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

BETWEEN . vivid imagination yand
matter generously borrowed from other
papers without giving credit. the sport
ing editor of . pretentious morning CO.
temporary seems to have acquired
wonderful facility in supplying original
news matter to his paper.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01
sIArE.


WAsHnGros, Sept. S0.-For upper
and lower Michigan: Generally fair;
cooler winds, becoming northerly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

IT must be admitted that the Terre
Hsute track IL the fastest in the world.
although the honor has been strenu-
ously claimed for the North Park
track. The honor - yielded with
q. much grace as possible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

One of the best independently repub-
lican newspapers printed IN the west is
the Rocky Mountain News, published
at Denver. Its chief merit IS In It's
sterling fesrlessness- 1t has no quarter
for the political shyster In or out of its
own party.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

THERE is something very significant
10 the active enthuassm manifested 10y
the Hollsnders IN organizing repubh-
can clubs The Tenth ward club. or
gained last night, - on sure founGs-
ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

wsTxstoo streets touxhs sesra to
have tsksa pesssssiea % that raft q
ths cltv. Clean them 81