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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-06

vIos Commander George J. Jutt.
HALL ~ GUcK Es- WELMAN PosT.
No. 348. Jasper, Ind, Dec. 20, '92.
WHEREAS, The (ienersl In Command Of
al u. A. X. P0sta. has seen ht to pro-
mote our late C0mrade. GEORGE J.
JUrT. Vice Commander Of this Post.
and With an honorable record % Orr
derly Sergeant OF Co. e, 1871 Ind.
Vols. in the war Of the late Rebellion.
10 position on His staff. thus depriv-
ing the Post OF his comrsdeship and
counsel, therefore
Resolved, That while this Poat 10y
ally submits to the orders OF the Great
General, We deeply deplore tho event
that takes Comrade Jutt from our rap
idly thinning rsnks.
Resolved, That In Comrade Jutts 10y
atty to the nsg Of his country; his hon
|orsble discharge OF the oDerous duties
on the let Sergeant OF mill
Itary company In active service his en-
lduring attachment to oil bis comrades
since the war hss ended his honesty
and upright character In his business
transactions. he has left an example to
be emulAted by the younger generation
Of Americans.
Resolved. That this Post extends its
active sympathy. and profIers any aid
within its power, TO the widow aud fam
lily OF our late comrsde.
Resolved, That the flag and altar OF
,his Post be properly drsped for sixty
days. ~ . mark OF respect to one OF its
fret members.
The hero lies sin. while the dewdrocpns willows
Like fond weeping moursers lean over the grave.
The nghtnings may nash and the loud ihunders
Il rattle;
He heeds not be hears not he's free from oil pain =
He sleeps his last sleeP-bs has fought HE Lac
bsiuei
No sound can awake him 20 glory sgainr'
WM. w. KENDALL.
JoHS GRAMELsPAcHER, Committee.
I JoHN BETZ,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-06

This last quarter Of the IS h century
has come TO = lite or death xrsrple with
,he great curse of the ages In thaf
struggle men seeking founda'i"" or
fortunes need not expect large return
for a little cheap John pstri"''sm. IL
calls for the genuine article -for = pa
trioti.m that torgets self In the order o.
its enthusiasm to promote the country =
veal. A patriotism that costs nothing
IL worth nothing; while a patriotism
thai 10 gusged BY dollars IL worth less
than nothing.
We are led 10 make the foregoing re-
.marks by reading the circular Issued ov
the State committee. April 18Th. 'ha'
ci,cu,sr s,rikea the true key note OF suc-
cess when IL aays: "Onr work TO be suc'
cessful. must vet he done bv our home
WORKERS" That is true. High priced
speakers are proportionairiy low
priced patriots; or ~ least their prices
give us good reason for suspecting 60
They may be able To spread the esg'e
wings viii a greater display OF feathers
but after all IL il plain. home spun com
mon sense that tells most IN tue en-"
The country is TO be saved by men o'
whose hearia its name is i"de'ihly ~rit
ten: men who are ready TO 60 hungry
for II II need be. Snch men may 'acs
the rhetoric that charms the ear. oo
they have the profounder eloquence shs
con vinces the judgement and cspuvs'e
the heart. Ye., II 10 pure patriots ths
We need, not mere mercensr'es CIV
,te former . place At the front and re'e
gate the latter 10 the rear. Then shs'
our success be assured.
THOMAS FIELD.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-06

One OF the grain operators In the Chi
csQo board OF trade was married = short
time ago, and Of course the fret time he
appeared on the board alter bis honey
moon he was subjected to many con-
grasulasions and much good.Datursd
bsntering.
One OF HE friends. after congratulst.
ing him, suddenly reached over and
took : long brown hair from his shoul-
der.
Looks bad in married man. Tick
er," he exclaimed holding IL up to the
light.
"Oh. ihst's oil right" said Ticker
smiiing, its my wife's."
mo. no. that Won't do responded
the friend; ''your wife's hair 10 darker
than thst"
\ This made Ticker . trihs angry. and
he exclaimed. excitedly: II tell yon u y
lmy wifc's. guess know my wife,
hair when l see H."
\ well. Won certainly ought TO-" sale
! the friend gazing insently st It. "Bu
are YOU aure it's your wifes"
Sure? or course ! am. Why d.
} Won sskl"
" "Oh. I thought perhsps there might b
ia mistake. You see. ! found II o.
! Browns shoulder just before Issw you
D Ticker's smile Was . sickly one %
I. invited the crowd out.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-06

In 4 recent address At Alexsndria, La,
n. r. Tsubeneck, Of Illinois, ssid: by
the ballot box let us win. aud NOT by
force. Itis = thousand times better TO
prevent crime than punish one BE-
fore we can have good lava we must
have honest voters who will vote Tor the
protec,ion of their own rights aud ~.
ieres,s. II is reported you can secure
All these reforms by remaining In the
old parties. In my experience no par'v
that has once been corrupt can oe
trusted"
He argued In favor Of new party
saviou Il was essier to form one than q
reform any of the old once. He argued
that the people OF Louisisns. Tor sci
preservation would have 10 do as 10
peop,e had done In Kansss. Nehrssk
and North Dakota. IL the people. n
said. in this country are not wise enoug'
10 throw their petty prejudices ss'd
!. then ~ are Iost; II We cannot unite y
. are doomed.
, "(;o home" he ssid. II yon csnno
! mite. Tell your wite and children tbs
|. &c are farmers, but endowed with 10
!. feeling Of the sycophsnt and traitor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-06

before the expectant multitude 10 raise
his hand for the fret time 10 pont'hcsl
The whole basilica was
one mass OF heads, the people being
packed 80 closely % 10 DO unable 10
kneel. The pope knek down against
the balcony and hid his face In his
hands. when he rose 10 his feet, and,
In . voice powerful and sonorous,
though somewhat tremulous with feel
ing. intoned tho blessing, the solemn
hush that followed was broken by cry
that rang through that great space
"vivs Papa Leone!'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-06
Obftuary.-The Death OF sOur
Loved One.


The daughter OF Mr.. Edward and Mra.
Nancy Carn-s departed this life Dec. 10,
1892, aged IL years, 10 months, 13 days.
she was sick ouly two davs. she was
loved by every body. Mas Minnie
|Carmes has LETT . father and mother,
three brothers, two sistera, and other
Irelstives and friends. TO mourn the loss
OF her. She will be missed at homo and
a church; she attended Sunday School
regular. She lived . moral life. She
as gone before her father could get In
her bed. She opened her eyes snd
looked at him for the last time In this
world, she could not speak. She waa IL
her bloom OF youth and God called her
away. We believe abe has gone homs
10 rest where there will be no sorrow.
She was buried a. The Mount Lebanon
graveyard, Dec. Goth. There 10 . W.
can't place In our hearts that never can
be filed.
.shs has passed away. like gentle breath.
And her eyes are closed ~i,h the sleep OF death.
n The leaves on the trees will nut,sr aud fall.
And the drIftings will cover them sl
But che will pescefaliy. calmly rest.
Happy with the angels blsst'
"Issw her when blooming girl;
when health and friends we're given;
Issw her on the bed Of death.
!. with pains and anguish riven.
J. Heavy the weight upon our hearts.
n when Minnie 10 dss vas given;
9 Bat yet ws hope 70 see her smile.
q And hear her talk In heaven"
; Lula CARvss
FAETcH LICE. Dec. 30, ".
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-06
CONDUCTED ny MRS NJ. L. HOBBS.
scorching Words.
Judge Reading Of Chicago In Sentencing . Liquor
Dealer.

Judge Reading OF Chicago IN sentencing H'fs
Dealer
B, the law you may cell liquor TO
men and women II they will buy. You
have given your bond, and yOu have
paid Tor ycnr license to sell to them, ana
no one has . right 10 modest you In your
legal business. No matter what the
may be; no matter what
poverty and destitution are produced by
' our selling according To law you have
paid your money for this privilege AND
YOU are licensed to pursue your calling.
No matter what families are distracted
and rendered mi.erable no matter what
viyes are treated with violence no mat
ter what children starve or mourn over
the degradation ofa parent your ousi'
ness 10 legalized, and no one may inter.
fers with YOU for II. No matter what
mother may aeonize over the loss OF q
son, or sister blush over the shame OF
brother, you have . right TO disregard
them all and pursue your legal calling =
YOU are licensed You may At up yonr
lawful place Of business IN the most en-
ticing and captivating torn; you may
use all srts TO allure visitors; you may
skilfnlly arrange and EXPOSE to view
your choicest wines and most csptivat-
ing beverages; you may induce thirst
by al con,tivances TO produce raging
appetite for drink, because II is lawful
you nave a license. You NAV allow boys
aud children in your ealoon; they may
witness the apparent satisfaction win
. which their seniors QnaG the sparkling
Rlass; YOU may be schooling and training
them tor the period OF twenty lone. when
they, too, can participate for si' this u
lawful. You may hold the cup TO 'hei'
Iips but YOU must not let them drink :
,hnt ia unlawful. For. while you have
all these privileges for the money you
pav, this privilege Of selling to children
10 denied you. Here parents have
righ, to say TO You: Leave our son 'e
us until the law gives you right 70 he
stroy him. DO not anticipate that ter
rlble moment when we can assert 70,
i him no further right OF protection.
The father may say THAT will be sooi
enough for me. for his mother. Tor MI
sister. Tor his friends. for the communn,
ito zee him take the road To dea'h
Give him 10 us in his childhood at least
| Let us have few houra OF his youth, u
which we can eujov his innocence 10 re-
psy us IL some degree for me care an
E love we have layished upon him"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-06

The tendency Of the young teacher
hon the day is over IL toward dlsap-
no;n,ment q, the outcome ot the Efforts
made: often the VOW is made never 20
undertake tho work again when the
term IL finished. Let bin reject on
this point: the great Creator made me
child with an educaiive mind; the one
no works along with the Creator is
hounl 10 he succesaful. eventns'iv.
The want OF succes. ususllv comes from
M, working along on the plan tho Gre
s,or intended. Once put up poie io'
4 hop vine to climb on and wonnd ,ne
vine about IL; but Il scted very sn'Kv
I had wound Il the wrong wav! mncI
that is attempted for children IN the way
Iof education. while done with aoo'
intent. IL a. ou, Of accordance win mel
natures o. this -Teschers Institute.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-06
Educational Column I
DUBOIS COUNTY SCHOOLS.
ny GEORGE r. WILSON. COUNTY suP'r.

Through the kindness Of the editor
this column 10 set apart for school pur-
poses, and the articles published helow
are compiled or written Al the county
cffice, for the advance.
ment OF the schools.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-06

Don't make your recitations too long
Il no, infrrquently happens 'hst tescn. J.
or becomes 90 interested IN deve'op'"e
rrolcreed % beyond the allotted limits
-,,h ,he reeult that there are many ~
,,sued bodjes In the school.room, many
.;rsd hrains. and the lesson that follows
q ! moor apology for one Do not re-
s,r.,n enthusiasm, but keep u ION TAP.
III -, he lime. 40 that anv lesson may o.
n.,msa,sd - With k.-Teachsrs' World
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-06
Complimentary OF Teachers.

Sentinel.
Indiana has the hest schools In Amer.
lea. They are made 90 by the teachers.
Il bas the brightest lot Of teachers In
America. If one doubts u let him make
4 tour OF the hotels right nov, and he
will he convinced Of the truth Of the a.
sertiou.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-06

Our high license friends contend thst
their plan would give us respectable "a,
looms. Respectable ssloons! - we''
talk Of pious hell.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-06

roads are the
b. The fact
man that cur
t every point
our increased
Agricultural
I y done Is for
bay from lack
aamental prin-
. almost uni
hding Is direct
appointed FOR
qualification
20 DO nothing,
Bt three dollars
horse to look
lxict. He PER
out his neigh
Usually no
much abou.
nan. being one
lfh a vote, con-
" OF highways
of time 10 CON-
Hpervisor.
" OF practical
~. which char
lpervisor. the
letter Of Mr..
Worlds fair
hlonel Pope IS
IA crossroad
highway aloi-g
the valley be-
uassing all the
- forest. Tue
~ sufficient TO
md the SUPER
lding the full
half way up,
G uninha bitei
newhere 70 no
rrist, however,
a half width,
nth the result
= IN who lived
down. VITA
nght to reach
single track
as Well as
IN OF sape-
rstoodEth thst
III reacheiits
Ads have come
lie. We must
he real cost o,
ms in hanling
to the store
ver we suffer
lads, the CHIEF
ave devised ~
nr crops out Of
taste and wear
is that we are
me Eighteenth
! engines run II
- farpers inrt'
Ill add one-tii-h
etal in the net
tome only VIII 2
- by the pr sen'
wing that CONES
taxes.
- should aim 9
ne macadam q
The cost Of thes
16er. the teiicT'
the larger u
md forming ~
Ne character ail'
!, amount q ? 7
ordinarily y
Mice as much 2
Ter is consit' r
nv adequate
-. 1t con ISIS
Of stones not
1nch and y hall.
y Slsed the oe'''
ness Of the ~
~ fifteen inch'
IA but tx inca'
bottom cf laFs
~ ard. Mac =
nili perinan' \
and he did
wen inches o.
8 probable % !
account q
inter- breakirs
gags cost OF =
600 for a 81
mn fer =
As l'f
4 "
anu .o
dolla., 4"
M repair ~
phase Of 'h' !
tone roads, aii..
bur dirt roals 7
IN. The pm {
whether q I
nd no road INA
can ever y
a waste Of
ssary that itsf +
imperative Y
e plan adoPte'
rope to get q
es four feet de, !
down the cent
ections. Thes
he water i e
constructins'
icy spent u !, o
loadbed will !
in keeping y
.,ia v,ritle itse
y roads.
II. BALllss
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-11-25

On one occasion after my return from
an African and European cruise | was
ordered to the Portsmouth station, where
we were hardly settled at housekeeping
when Hawthorne came to see US.
The hall was encountered with boxes,
the sight of which made him feel his
visit to be illopportune, and he said
quickly:
II have just come for an hour or two
to see you and must return this even
ing"
Mrs. Bridge, seeing that he was only
afraid of incommoding US, at once an
swered:
Must you desert US when l need your
aid in unpacking these boxes?'
"Will you really let me help your" he
asked.
Her joking answer, assuring him of
her pleasure in gaining helper so strong,
both in muscle and intelligence, put him
entirely at case, and for week he made
himself useful on all possible occasions.
Commodore Bridges "Recollcctions."
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-11-25
PURELY PERSONAL.

The Emperor Of China is STUDYING
course in law.
Jewclcr l.. Hartcnstine of Pottstown,
Pa, has II 81 year.old watch that has
never missed day.
]. G. IIenrirs of Charleston, s. c., is
the only cXCoufederate in that State
who wears the iron cross OF Prussia for
valorous service in the Franco Prussian
war.
DR.. Samuel f. Smith, the author OF
"America," passed his S5th birthday
last week ut his home in Newton Center
Mass, near Boston. He is active and
alert. and feels the burden OF his ad-
vanced age little.
Mime. Adelina Patti recently told re-
porter for an English paper that people
have Il perfect mania for asking her to
adopt their children. She is constantly
receiving offers of babies-hundred>, she
should say, in the course OF the year
Her last one was pair OF twins.
In view of the annual increase OF vis-
itors to Egypt an important addition has
been made this season to the number of
tirst-class hotels in Cairo The Ghesireh
Palace Hotel is intended to surpass in
size and splendor its we'll known rivals
Shephcard's and the Continental.
British vessels landed a party near
Rio de JaneIro in order to obtain sup
ply of sand for ho|ystoning the decks
The men approached an old Brazilian
government powdermagazine, which was
guarded by ~ detachment of President
Peixoto's soldiers. The latter, seeing n
number OF seamcn digging, believed
thev belonged to the rebel war ships,
and, acting under orders, blew up the
powder magazine and killed and wound
ed several of the British sailors.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-11-25
BUSINESS BREVlTiES.

IN Japan 343,b62 cotton fpindlcs arc
twirlng.
Last year 1915 vessels were built in
this country.
A revival Of Mississippi river com.
mcrcc IL expected.
Virginia produces annually 1900, 900
bushels OF peanut.
Electric railroads. now 30 common, are
not yet ten years old.
Carnegie has new steel casting that
weighs sixty. tons.
II cost the government S2i23,522 20
feed the regular army last year.
The operating expenses or the rail.
roads Iart year were $3.50 ,007 0JG
Cape Colony, South Africa, has $OO,-
O0O,OlO invested in State railroads.
The oyster beds of Chcsapcakc Bay
give employment to $4,000 persons
ono bcckccpcr Of Reno, New, shipped
10000 pounds Of honey 10 81, Louis
Eighty million dozen pocket handkcr-
chiefs were sold IN thlscuuntry last year.
The first consignment ot corn ever
sent to Europe from McXico is about to
he shipped.
Marquette, Mich, with n population
OF II 900 people, pays only 81 per I 900
feet for gas
The total number Of emp oycs in tho
service Of railways in this country last
year wns S2l, AS.
Near st. Louis 400 acres have been
given mp 10 raising willows for willow.
ware manuiactoly.
Two cotton mills in Shanghai are cx.
cluslvcly in Chinese hands and founded
on Chinese capital.
Two.thrls Of all the cotton duck pro-
duccd in the woDld is made within TWEEN
" miles Of Baltimore
The Young co'ton.sccl.ojl industry
has scored n yearly rc ord Of 100000
barrels, representing 300 tons Of seed.
There are llO women lawyers in the
United States, and eight have earned
the right to practice before the Supreme
Court.
They do say that Lower California,
whore land Is very cheap, is ~ well
adapted for lemon culture ~ the 81 900
nm acre groves Of Sicily.
By the sale OF their lands to the United
States government some of the Indian
tribes are worth from $4,000 to $4,000
per capita, man, woman and child.
A Chicago building society has in
creased its capital from $1,000, 900 to
$50 ODO 600, declares the National Loan
Herald. Present assets are sl,50O,O)0.
1t is estimated that the richest OF civ
iiizrd people j. the English, with ~, 236
per Capit, In France Tia" average r.
said 10 be $l,l02; in tho United States
81 ,02O.
A iIourshing new Baltimore export
industry has been started by cx Senator
Henry q. DLvis--that Of shipping West
NIrRiniacok to the silver mining regions
of Mexico.
About GDO to 900 bolts are used in n
single freight car. and about 900 are
required for first class passcngcrc car, in
to the 500 required in two good
six wheel trucks.
Upon n recent purchase OF 10000 tons
OF raw sugar, not more than two wrrks'
supply, the American Sugar Refining
Company viii net, it IS estimated, II
profit Of $236 600.
The tenth census shows that 2},0lO, ,001
of the United States are
supported hy agriculture, ! ll,52l0)0 by
and l5,G2 l0J0 by COM
inrrCC.
One hundred years ago the United
States imports aggregated S3l 600 OO0;
70 dav, $500 ,36l ,i2l. Que hundred Years
400 the exports we're valued ut 500 lOO.-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-11-25

The moral education of japanese chill
dren is conducted partly at home and part
ly in school and is based largely upon the
teachings of the history of the country.
Intrepid valor, zeal, sobriety, directness of
speech, extreme courtesy, implicit obedi-
ence to parents and superiors and deferen-
tial reverence and regard for old age-these
are among the chief characteristics looked
for in boys, while industry, gentleness,
faithfulness and cheerful demeanor are re-
quired of girls--Popular Science Monthly.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-16

A sSt sSMENT NOTIcE-THE LEO MINING
"A and Milling Company Of Montana; works
located three and one half miles from butte.
silver Bow connty, Montana.
Notice is hereby given that at n meeting Of
trustees OF said company held on the 2&,h day Of
was levied MON the capital stock Of said COM
pany. payAhlA IN thu Sd day Of July, 1895, to John
4. Meyer, seefetary Of said company. at the office
Of the Loo Aiming and Milling company of Mon
tana, room No. 40 Commercial building, st.
Louis, Mo, slSfN ~
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on tho 10Th day OF July, 1865. shall
bs deemed delinquent. aud will be duly advsr-
tised for sale q public suction. and nniOss pay
ment be made before, will be sold on tho I'd day
of Ausust, 1904, to pay the delinquent assess-
ment. together with the costs OF advertising and
expenses al k0lc, JOHN I. MEYER,
. J4lAASs4 SecretAry OF Said Company.
Noom No 40 Commercial building. st. Louis.
No.. ofiee " aid Company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-16
Spokane Falls &
Northern Railway
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
seo 4. H.. ISavs....sPokaas ...Azrivs. $50

Commencing March 81, passen.
gers leaving Spokane on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays connect
Same afternoon at Northport with
Steamer for Trail Creek, Robson.
Nelson, Balfour, Pilot Bay, Aims.
worth, Kaslo and SLOGAN, and Pas.
senaers arriving from the north on
those days go directly through to
Spokane. arriving at $50 p. m.
Daily service via this line will
commence about April 40, when
passengers will go through tho
same day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-16
"Take the Cake"

Concerning this expression. which has
been much discussed of late, the following.
from Bartlett & Coyne's 'sc.ncry and An
Equities OF Ireland" Q84) describing a
dance in front OF . shebesn, 10 an intsrest.
ing illustration:
"A churn dish stuck into the Garth sup.
ported on Its fiat end a cake. which was 70
become the prize of the best dancer. The
contention wa carried on for a long time
with extraordinary spirit. Al length the
competito . yielded their claims to a Young
man. the son Of a rich farmer in tho neigh
borhood, who. taking tho cake, placed /.
CALAMITY In the lap Of q pretty GIRL, 10
whom l understood he vas about to 30 ma j.
1isd."-Notes and Queries.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-16
It should be in Every House.

!. B. Wilson. 81 Clay street. S~harpsbure,
Pa. says he will not be without DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Coasumptions, Coughs
and Colds; that IL cared his wife, who was
threatened with pneumonia after an attack
Of ia grippe" when various other remedies
and several physioians had done her no
good. Robert Barber. Of Cooksport. Pa.
claims DR.. Kings New Discovery has done
him more good than anything he ever used
for lung trouble. Nothing like il Try IL.
Free trial bottles Mt II. M. Parohen l. Co.'S
drug store. Large bottles. 5Oc. and 81.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-16

0eine 70 Chicago and east your shof>
quick .outs 10 via 81. Paul aad 1.-THE Nort..
weston Line" Leave Bate Gas q. M,
Helena l0:lb =. N. to-day, fsash 81. Paul
6s6S q, u. second day. connecting with fast
day train Of Tho Northwestern Line"
eavise ~. Paul 500 .. NJ. daily and arriv-
Ing Chioaeo 9:Sb p. n. tame day. making
less than sixty-thrss hours from Butte and
lens thas sixty hours from Helena. which 10
several hours less time than via any other
linc 10 Chicago.
This 9s85 r. 70. arrival In Chicago insuYse
connection With oil the principal lines FROM
Chicago east asd ''The Ne1thwsatsrn
Line" Ia the only line from 81 Paul that
asAsa oil Of thsss ceaDscsiQQD n Chicago.