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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08
Thanksgiving Proclamations.

proclamation was issued in 1889 by 20
Washington" as he signed his name. l
8 was set for Thursday, Nov. 26, but Their,
, were no railroads and telegraphs then
and it required full six weeks to get tn,
word over the enormous territory GOV
cred by the ID original states, and Sc
Washington" sent out his THANKSGIVING
, proclamation on Oct. 3. The seat of gov.
eminent was then in New York city,
and it was there that the president pre-
pared his address It was much more
stately and devout than a proclamation
of our time.
In addition to calling on the people to
give thanks this document directed them
to join in humble supplication to the
great Lord and ruler of nations that he
would pardon our national and other
transgressions and enable us all, whether
in public or private stations, to perform
our several and relative duties properly
and p~unctually." Modern presidents are
apt rather to skip or at least hurry over
'huU paw VI thCil idiksSlNllS 1leS-
sages, and many people, whether in pub
lie or private station in our time. have
only time on Thanksgiving day to eat
their turkey and hurry to the football
game. A majority Of them, too, espe-
cially men in public station, are of opin-
ion that they perform their duties quite
well enough now.
After the time of Washington not
much attention was paid officially to
Thanksgiving for many years. 1t re-
quired a great national trial to bring
back the hearts of the American people
to a sense of the religious character of
the day.
During the darkest days of the civil |
war a woman editor, Mrs. Sarah ,Jo-
sepha Hale of Philadelphia, began an ag-
itation for the universal observance by
this nation of the Thanksgiving holiday.
At her suggestion President Lincoln in
1864 proclaimed the last Thursday in
November as a day for national thanks
giving and prayer. Since then every
president has followed his example an
nually.
There is much red tape about the
issuance OF II presidents proclamation
OF Thanksgiving. Usually he writes it
himself. Then it is sent to the state
department to be copied by some clerk
who can write well, after which it is re.
turned and the president and secretary
Of state sign it. Then the big seal Of
United States is affixed and the
thing is done. 1t would never do to
anything so plain, simple and easy
as a typewriter copy of tine proclaina-
ton. Perish the thought! SO the clerks
who can write go to work and make so
of the proclamation-one each
for the governors of the al states and
) territories of this Union-and these
Ire sent to them in due time informing
them OF what every turkey in the
country knew long before, that the last
Thursday in November is to be OBJ
served as a national day of rhanksgiv,
ng.
On the whole, we cannot do better
year than to follow the recommen-
iation of &. Washington and ask the ,
Almighty to guide and protect all o 2 !
and nations, especially those ;
have shown kindness to us" Some
1t them need praying for badly.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

CANDo, n. d., Dec. THE obiec-
ton to Grand Juror Parsons in the
liquor case will not affect the Bombergar
sentence unless the matter of the iury's
legality is taken to the supreme court,
which Is not likely.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

Unless the rebel Mello can get out of
Rio Janeiro before the Nictheroy, late
Ell Cid, arrives there he will be between
the devil and the deep sea almost literal
ly, and one more South American revo-
luton will be ended then and there. So
far as can be judged the Nictheroy's
dynamite gun works to perfection.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

Norway has had at least part of her
ambition to be recognized as an indie
pendent state gratifed. She now has
with the United States an ~extradition
treaty whereby either Norway or this
country can make a present to the other
Of any criminal who is wanted for pun
ishment.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

Prendergast, who shot Carter Harri-
son, objects ~strenuously to having the
plea Of insanity set up in his defense.
This is tolerably good evidence that he
Is crazy. II he were sane he would be
glad enough to take refuge in any plea
that would save his neck.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08
Wanted for Cash.

Secondhand Household Goods. French
" W~eidenbaker, successors to Etchison
* Harrington, i07 First avenue south
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

James r. Sovereign Of Iowa has sup
planted T. V. Powderly as general mas
ter workman Of the Knights of Labor.
Sovereign is an able man and eminently
worthy Of the position.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

The ladies of the Episcopal church
will have a sale Of fancy articles on
Thursday, Dec. Z, afternoon and even
ing, at Hooters old stand, 207 Central
avenue. Supper will be served.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

For PHYS sake, don't growl and grum-
BILE because you are troubled with in.
digestion. No good was ever effected by
snarling and fretting. Be a man %(unless
you happen to be a woman,) and take
Ayers Sarsaparilla, which will relieve
you, whether man or woman.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

Yale Mixture. Perique, Golden Scep-
ter, all tine Tobaccos at 22iia Contra!
avenue. Try our ) cent leader, the
"Brookside' cigar,
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

Mrs. f. l.. Marsh will give lessons in oil
and water color painting for 80 cents a
lesson, alro lessons in embroidery.
Linens and silks for sale at all times,
call and see her work, room ~ Cory
block.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

Three nights and a grand matinee.
Souvenir spoons of Great Falls and re-
served seats at w. +. Chamberlain's
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

G%reenberg a. Herskovitz Of the Great
Falls loan office, corner First avenue
south and Second street, offer $4,000
worth Of unredeemed diamonds, watches
and jewellery which they have accumu-
lated for the past three years for SO cents
on the dollar. A good chance for holi.
day presents. Sale commencing Nov. /.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

There will be An election of officers of
camp IL, S. Of V. on Dec. l at G. A. r.
hall
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Insure with Phil Gibson.

Lamps at Cost at BarrOn'S. Third
street, next to Lapeyre's drug store.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

The Brazilian government ought to
buy from Richard ltadatz Of Oshkosh
the new submarine torpedo boat he has
invented. This remarkable craft is 40
feet long and is driven and lighted by
electricity. 1t sinks under water with
its crew aboard and is steered in any
given direction beneath the waves. On
its trial the vessel remained under water
nearly an hour and was all that time
easily steered,
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

Lumber, Lath, Shingles, and all kinds
Of building material for sale at lowest
prices.-Tho Goodrich Lumber Com
pany.
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Mrs. G. j. b. Stephens, Pastel Artist,
Flowers and Animals a specially. No.
1,005 Third avenue north.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

College honOrs are not now deter
mined by size Of brain, but by size Of leg.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

Chicago Saturday Blade at Crockett's
News Depot. 22415 Central avenue.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

Storm doors and sash. Call on Dun
can Bros, 8 and 8 north, or Box 794.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

.Neihart Herald: Great Falls is fas,
gathering her strength after the late
.nancial reverses and will soon be upon
the high road of progress, making even
more rapid strides than before. From
personal encounter with her business
men We are convinced that the favor
able turn has already been marvellous
and that the reign Of terror is over for
that town. In this j%uncture, as one OF
the heavy sufferers from similar re-
verses, We must congratulate our sister
town and wish that her people may have
the complement OF their trouble in a
long succession Of successes.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08
Our Commercial Supremacy.

Mr.. John Il. Proctor, writing in The
Forum, says that England seems to be
either trying to fetter the commerce. of
the world OF insure the good behavior
of mankind by acquiring strategic
points all over the world and fortifyinp
them, in addition to having coaling sta
tons scattered through all the oceans.
He does not like to see England having
everything her own way. but declares
that the United States should enter the
struggle for commercial supremacy and
wrest it from the mother country's
grasp. He mentions Il fact rather to
our discredit, as follows: A New York
merchant not long since desired to ship
a cargo Of camel coal from Norfolk to
Rio Janeiro and found that he could
send it from Norfolk to Liverpool, then
reship it to Rio Janeiro cheaper than he
could send it direct from Norfolk to
that place.
The United States now possesses 50
per cent of all the coalfields of the civil
lied world. In 1891 the United States
turned out 3i per cent of the worlds
output of pig iron, England only 80 per
cent. The United States produces so per
cent of all the cotton grown. Yet we
only manufacture one-sixth of the
worlds supply. Great Britain manufac-
lures three times as much and distri-
butes throughout the world not only
that product but nearly all the rest.
Mr.. Proctor does not believe that the
war caused the decline in the American
merchant marine. 1t began before the
war, he says, Immediately following
1896. The cause of the decline he at
tributes TO the immense development of
our WI west and south and the build
ing of many railways. This gave a
more profitable investment for our CAPT
than the putting Of it into ships for
Now, however, producing
great n proportion of the worlds raw
material, it is our duty to get back the
we formerly enjoyed. The
step toward this is the completion
OF IL canal across the isthmus,
thus connecting the Atlantic and Pacific
Mr.. Proctor does not believe III a tar
il. He says that Englaud's commercial
m the seas dates from her
Of free trade. But Great Brit
i'm subsidies her ocean steamers liber-
! ~ 90, ,.,,,,Iit.,, ,l.t+ -, .,- - ,-,-,
hey form part Of her naval reserve. To
this Proctor thinks our govern
should aid in huiIding the isthmus
and then allow to pass through it
rec such american SHIPS as agree to
part Of cur naval reserve. I
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

You cannot find better companies for
insurance than in Phil Gibson agencies
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

Patronize home industry by buying
our saddles and harness of j. B, Steffip,
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08
Insure with Phil Gibson.
Pigs For Sale.

Pigs For sale.
Thoroughbred Berkshire Pigs for sale.
Inquire Of Paris Gibson.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-08

In Mr., Prentiss little story TO the pub
- in last nights Leader he forgot to
couch upon the subject of the $3.50
-ca9o. funds. Now the public would
se 70 know Just how much his rake-off
mounted 70, The public would also
II: = Know .ust when he Is going to
-asa restitution Of the amount ne has
acknowledged he received in that trans
-ction. As Mr., Myers is now on his way
70 North Carolina, that gentleman will
ut have a chance to be heard from till
lis return, In the meantime Mr.. Prem
t-ss can inform anxious taxpayers on the
--Ier workings of the popular educa-
ton steal.
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Crockett

For accident insurance call on Phil
Gibson.
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IN PRICE

Don't insure without calling on Phil
Gibson,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-07-13
NiadN Done

n vess very cold usorrang ID The
usosNh OK March Ia the great city cs
Chicago, vsStee youthful contributor
A Gnle obi snan stood on the cor4lez al
Clark and Randolph streets ceiling
newpaae Ho was very fhiaay cad ona
kept srottsng up aDd Gown. trying hard
10 keep tsHsrD. His vosoe was Aoarse
from cod, .sud pessecrs-by could hardly
hear is4,n shout Some rode boys SeeT>
ed end laughed at hsnas but one ebout
thirteen Sens OH rather better dress
ed ti,sp ihc reet. after looking az him
t,r few uscsneslss walked up to hin,
e.Aa said, "Shali shout sor you2' The
CID mar Thought the hoy Yves molsins
f,.a. o9 i,en es,d told him TO '.be oT2."
but the roy beg0n 70 call OUT Morn.
ing News, hines CT Herald, mo clecr,
ss,r,sa 7eiee> which attracted SO many
customers. tssat 40 nttle while the old
:nuxl issd sofa oil he stoch. Ho offered
TO divido sasc profits with HIS youthful
y,ar.ncx. tsss the boy would take moth
Ing, ana went OF U4sh O smiling saosA
YOUTHS CEUparfUA
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-07-13
yAG AND FEATHERS
yYstsp Sr4s: sp the Punfolsneus "a frc,SSfs
tScoMdc7c.

gYssp sres; sp tho Pun{ollmeas "a fro,sSts
Gcrca1c7c-
az 4l:iei.1se fob4e prcee~vce sn i1.c..
iA1u* ofp, dame who Wishing 70 punish
@ ezra. e provost and forester for per'
oocutn% her with their diahonocablc
suits, usa;{e appointments with them &c
viA9 hey, end thea contssved that they
Should lro stripped and thrown into Ii
Geel 9sal ct feathers, whcnce they we're
l1,utod by her husband, with oil She
Dogs and inhabitants OF tho Village III
their Aeesa. In Epgland thls penalty
nas ;f.ttoirceA for diferens otfense IN
llS,. ,vissu Richard L before Getting
oee foe s1ue Holy Lana ordained, IL
ortse7 tx preserve The discipline CT hia
feet. Aisns whatsoever should hs con-
viet1>i Of theft should First have his bead
sAayoG; that boiling pitch Should then
be Yos,Yca upon IL end q Cushion Of
Tea So eha'len over It Eo was aftsr'
ward 10 t4e put on shore at the first
place ti1e snip touched oS; though, after
d eapt4ysA Of boiling pitch, the poor
wretch. fancy, would have little life
kft IA s.iea. IN modern times Che pTao'
ti,X h.ss found favor. with the popul@ce
81 g .4e.s.s, or readily executing Justice
q, ,.n offender whom the law, perhaps.
slpwe 20 nnxieNy 10 reach --{5cntle.
ssaas,,s sd.Ass9G3ns
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-07-13
Valuable Town Lots For Sale.

Pursuant to the terms Gt decree o
the Circuit court of Mise Co., H.. rem
dcred on the 9Th day Of APR, l513, b!
said Circuit court, in the Charccry cause
of j. +. Bolel, Admr. al G. Il i'ocn de-
ceased, Versus W. &. Green and y. j
Sprolcs Defendants.
will on the Gath day Oh july 1893 chat
being County court day. proreet IL front
of the courthouse door Of sad county in
the town Of Gladeville, I" settle The high
est bidder the following lots Of iNnl: 'vin9
and being in the town Of Big Stone Cap
Va, Towit: Lots o and 10 OF !iork No
IS; lots No ., 10 and Ii OF block II. and
No. Is and e Of block II rs Shown III Big
Stone Gap Improvement Coinpanys plat
No. /, recorded in Clerk Office Of The
County court of Wise Co. va.
Terms: Cash sufficient 10 psf cost Of
suit, commissions of sale, incEeGing ntiycr-
Using fee, and one-th;rd OF Che purchase
price to lie paid i'll cash and !nI'anee to be
paid in equal installments al the expira-
fiou of six and twelve months from day OF
sale with interest from date, the purcllas-
er executing bond with gpod a@curity,
bearing interest from dutc - deferred
payments.
7. 81. AluHRsoS.
80 Special Commissioner
VIRGINIA: In the Clerks O.'lGt 81 iGt Circuit
Court Of the County Of Mise ,-r ~ <
j. r. Rolcn .,dmr. &c, Pain,!lti
Against -n IL ttanceTy
W c. Green and W. !. Sproles.>
Defendants. 100
/. j. f. Lipps Clerk OF the said t@.ur;. 90 certify
that bond required by the SIec'"i l'i.n.ls>i"ci
by the decree rendered in said GaDs1 D 9Th day
OF Auril, 1893 has been duly given
Given under my hsndas Clerk q. iic ,.l! court
this 18th day OF June, 1893 -
81 Testc; J. h li"s. >ipfk
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Tne Sunday AAoGzA

There D. q sarge Stone safcen from @
cutlery Drain, which rs rcnarkahle In
tisat 1t constitutes perfect calendar Of
Sundays emo holidays The stone Is
composed Of carbonate OF ilme. When
Ehe iai,ler4 were 60 work the wntcr Seznr
ming through The drasn ieis deposits
co!os,ea lseccst by coal d,ssts bot whom
ahey weFe noe 40 work the watcr PIN
dow. cacae. and left q white deposit In
times tlsese black and white layers
nA.s<.e q stoue os considerable thickness,
wAtcas constitutes cutie calender.
Eaci, Gay Of work hna lafe d block
etrerac, wisich b followed by white
ssyaas dsEang she night. while whisa
streeas ,aa.a the Sundays and othar
iotdayr aud FROM tfB circumstances
the stspe IS oaaled 'srhe Sunday ssona =
II. I. cogsacaosal Advertise
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-07-13

VIRGINIA: In the clerks on CT Of the Circuit
Court for the county Of Wise on the 2it day ~ 'i''
1893 In vacation.
Thruston, Trustee,
" $ ns ss; :, Al. !" ch""e''v-
The object OF this suit Is "a recover jadee'"tit
against w s. Morris and Mrs. T.. y. Maynor ~ ,''c
sam OF 500 M wih Interest. thereon srrni 'ctnbe'
21ai. 1889, snhject TO credit 81 Sgi},o y. "' ''Nf
her 23tt IS9O. AMI against 9. i; M,s"n In nc sam
of slo0 p with interest frrn tIii.ay t. iEsi 'ti
against H. T. Fox and ". :;lr"l.@ ~ t'': AM I"
$Iugts with interest from t:tolnr LIST. 49, a' Ne
cost, f mi, action and ir ,lifTcs ~" fH'i'' ~ It
foreclosure. III ,hr vendors lien E"~trrfu ~ H|''
lated October 2ls. lsS9.fron ii. so.r'I- 'a;rr
ii,rp Go n:,d e. C. Ballard T'rns:"ii. ifn-''. - -
Norris and Mrs r. D. HayUoT cii lois II iiid i. %
block Is, lots and 10 Of block - and ''- - H! 10
II block 10 IA shown mp Of l'iS Si.'' 'hi ~.
marked and knownAs Improvement % ga &c"
~ recorded In office of Clerk OF Wise County Crur'
10 which reference il hereby made hi'u di'4t&NI
having been made that Juc Hill. who. lS an!c'tiiiei!
IA complainant bill, has been made party tie
PENDANT In this cause, is NONRESIDENT oi Iuis state
the said defendant Is required 10 appear within idays
after due publication af this order. in the Clerks u!
flee OF our snid court rules 10 be iioicn iiFei2r.
and do what is necessary tn protect his iercSs Md
II Is ordered that copy Of this Order he !orth"iih
nublishcd once week for four successive weeks ~
the Big Stone Gap POsr, newspaper printed III nc
toxin OF Big Stone Gap, in The county %! j. -e i''
state OF Virginia, and posted at The front dcor az W
court house OF said county the first day az f'At
county court for the said county after tn- date g:
this order.
Dullitt 4 Mcdowell, p. q. jill.
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Clothing Dcnartmcnt.

have purchased, at mandatory bank
rupt sale in Philadelphia, 60 Mems Youths
and BOYS Suit in Sacks, Double Breasted
Straight Cuts, rGt-Aways, and Prince Alberts
ut 30 ccat~ on the Dollar. BOYS Knee Pants.
a handsome assortment Of silk Mohair Coats
and Vests. in stripes and plaids. Boys Suits
from $i.2j Hud'rp. 515 Odd Pair Of Pants, %
cents and up. | will sell all tho above men
toned ut very snall margin.
Furnishing ''o"ds Department.
Stiff Hats OF all descriptions. Alpine Hats
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GOOD AuvicE.
Dut ft Wac Wasted on che ynung Mat
With . MustanAa

With . Mustac!ic.
A largo, middle-agcd man, with
kind OF how-are- you-cvery body lool, on
his big, round face, stepped into q south
side street car yesterday .nsn;nG and
sat down by the size of :: - os's youth
whom, after Il few rc,nar,>s Of (; pre-
liminary nature rer:u,-1.ing 60 Tho
weather, re Addressed in r., style:
II rccsol you .@cro ls,r:a aad raised
a blond. warnt yot1, yotiirs. Fssni9"
II s,spp'se so. snsvel>sl tSs o:hee.
81 don's often rnakc mistakes sooszt
things OF that Kind" yeJ6inca a,e large
man, heartily 81 con spot q blond as
far as can SEQ him. AND there's on
other curious thing about that" be
added, turning half rouo;' IN his scat
crossing ono leg over tho otaar, nnd
growing confidential. Mature never
makes any mistskcss c5ta.of. When No
ture gives o young follow 3 SOFT o
pinky skin and lieat-hrown lla!r she
doesn't give bun . bsao- <asa.ck nasis'
tacha That's Why
Tho ssepdes youth hsss3y cs<sxscd che
car and sat down on tile other SIDE.
CONDUCTOR" ycHed tie yohng man,
"let me OFF os the next crc.singF'
I'D like TO know 4pilas difference
interrupted the now paSnt@ssy blond
youna man feroe1y, u maAes 70
You-" ,
you're right" sasd tbs cheerful mid'
Sle-nesesA party following hin o+Eef.
s'Ts's 5togethes COO sunu.5 an thao sitsa
Nov, nbous thh thing q & N@ne- olacS
mustncho GA bAo1A fs~>A yo', 9no~7'
With ligse eyebrows ars&~''
Certainly, cov.asn!y thaSs ~esaS l
wns coming 70. Lord ran"s you, S7o
eos a nephew neegsy se OH "a 700 are
! reckon, aud he's gcH 3. veesGr sponge
calse complexion, 2ru ko.o>'--1H1e OF
these tallowy. wnxy sa7a % fsins thas
go With nghe tow-cz,loroe lss<r. They
call him eorTeasoa VII t}sns csctcliie'
hcod went up town oaso iay tAH PAID
berber qasxtcr to dye his mf'SHacta
When he got home
SAY bu&s he.c' Whas tb case
abous your nephew"
~Thats fust exactly what S':n getting
a. lie had bluc-him's fnuatn&;lta like
yoors and be hooked sito-%
"And nc looked l;Aso o ssf~cs3s q per
clifton ON % fun nsoon," eo6,sfo'ra the
middlo-asoA rnan pleasantly. no Str,
tell yosA yoang chop
D.,s slse young cnnp, wsGl>oaS r;aitina
Cor tho ne1t crossing, jumped OR
Tiopl Keshoa XorAopiioA +.
The car wns going - Salc sssoe Oh
t-weivo mice 90 hO1p.
When he picked himself ~ fsa tsls OF
his bluc-blach rNlst2cha - sszs r 10 wes
ali there
Then be picked up hfs hsa
And then no STOOD IL The psaITffe OK
the track aud swoso % ehe dying cable
czaY unit, Pie hsh % get or.t az ms way
OF s1rc ts>.t ,no-Chicneso T=i !r.uttA