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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
A WILDCATS LEAP.
How lar the I-rocInus Animal Can
Jump,

How far can II wildcat jump"
Fx.SheriG j. " HOFFMAN, one Of
Pike countys most famous hunters
and wOud-men repeated the New
York sun mans question and then
added. II AIN not able to say how far
wildcat can Jump bu, ! know how
much space ! have koWn one to clear
AT a single leap ! measured that
loap and the distance was Just thirty.
three feet from start TO finish and IL
was standing Jump At that; or
rather II was "A sitting jump for the
animal was crouching In tho snow
when It made tho leap was hunt
Ing Ia tho woods near Little Log Tav-
ern pond and came on the track OF
this wildcat which ] followed a long
distance In the snow. Suddenly the
tracks came to an end in n spot whore
the animal had crouched | looked
Mound 10 see what had aecome OF the
trait and two rods ahead OF me saw q
bunch OF pheasants feathers whore
tho snow had been scattered about
From tat spot the track led on again
oil toward u laurel swamp Tho si,u-
alton was susceptible OF but one ex-
PLANTATION. The wildcat had boon
hunting for his dinner and had dis.
covered n pheasant wandering about
In tho snow. The cat crept 10 with q
couple OF rods OF the unsuspeoting
bird and that being near enough 10
suit his purpose no gathered himself
up into tho animated spiral spring tho
catamount family coil themselves into
when preparing to spring and roleas-
Ing II shot himself through tho air.
landing on top OF his Yictim before
tae bird quick as pheasants ara could
evadc tho animals leap.
The track aud blood marks left by
tho pheasant on the snow were so
fresh that | thought | might overtako
the wildcat before he got into tho
swamp sni get chance 10 put a ball
through him ! hurried ahead on tho
trail and found that | was closer TO
the marauder than ! suspected for I
overlook him with Lis prey still In his
mo III, lie never dined on the bird
! sent rifle ball plumb into his heart
lie gave another mighty bound That
one VA straight up In the air, Tho
wildcat 'cll back dead.
81 rom the great length ~ the leap
this " Idcat made when no captured
the Pheasant which ne | said meas.
ured .u,t lhirty.,hres feet had OK.
pcct,d Ia lind him q young aud healthy
specimen OF his kind. | waA there.
tore greatly surpris d 10 discover
that he was very old, poSr and lAnk
ard almost tOothlesS The animals
hunger lad doubtless spurrod him 70
the grca, two-rod leap II not and
the Jump was an evidence OF what q
supcraunuated wildcat eau naturally
do | wouldnt BE- surprised To know
that Young and active catamount
could clear at least twice As much al
u bound With the creates, case"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
sPrRsT o. VAREAT.

Americans love change simply for It's
novelty, and men will even abandon AZ.
tor some years business IN which they
have grown rich and with which they are
perfectly familiar and take up another
aud lose the savings Of years. To this
spirit Of love Of change and hatred ~
,hings that are old and time honored
must be ascrlbe1 the strong opposition
OF many men 10 Sabbath observance and
all laws Of morality aud right living
ANY student Of the philosophy Of history
must see that a departure from the
oourse by which nation arrived at
greatness, ended speedily IN that ma.
tons ruin. There IL every reaeon TO b,
lieve that the influences 81 the Christian
religion have made England and the
United States the rulers Of the whole
earth, and why sane men should want 10
depart from the paths by which We be
came great 10 only accounted Tor by the
love Of change.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
Lung Trouble
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral
IN rus EVERGLADES.
a Surveying PARTY =, the s,arv,as Pol

A Surveying Party st the starvins roist
for Mn. bays.
The trncklcSs waste Of the Florida
Everglades has been surveyed, and 10
has been found possible To build .
railroad down the peninsula and across
the keys II has also been found pos
siblc To drain the Swamps with canals
running eastward Ia Miami river aud
westward To Chokoliskre river, The
railroad through the swamp will have
10 lie supported On piles.
President y. T. Ingraham rgi-
neer J. W. Newman. ~ e ith
Florida road, with ninct other IT
Fl Myers 10 survey tn, amp. cy
expected 10 reach Mia, in twelve
days, but were delayed nine. AZ .
consequence :hey were At the point Of
starvation nine days, their supply Of
food being four aud half ounces Of
grits daily per man. They cked this
out with specified turtles caught In the
swainps
One deer, n few ducks, goose and
some alligators and cranes were emu
merated. Two Indians were met, one
OF whom acted IA their guide. The
Everglades consist Of clear water one
to two feet deep, and soft muck, In
which they were often mired The
water Is dotted with islands covered
with sawgrass, on which they rested,
ate and slept Frequently water
moccasins wrigglcd across their path.
The party travelled three or four days
In hot sun without seeing a tree.
When the party reached Miami IL had
only four pounds o. grits and seven
furtleA left for food
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
TuE mILirIN AUWNNrs.

During til. numerous Indian Hhfs
from lS'G upto the timr & the rlNIl wnr,
and during tue continuance" ~ TINT
great struggle, and durlus u" n.nn'r.n
trgtions ~ Govrrnut7 She,dpu ari l;rn-,
n large indebtedness Was incurred hy
the territory calling out the mi,l,tH from
time To time. luis debt has never u"ru
paid. The warrants were ISSUED Tor
service, aud the men who turned out ~
defense Of their country should long Hgu
have received something more suh-tHu-
Nal than "a paper promise. The present.
Legislature has appointed u committee 70
my estigate the militia warrants, hud out
the amount issued aud determtus ~ a.
the gen uineness % the warrants. The
committee has hard Job ahead " IL,
but one which ought e. Le done.
There has been great deal ~ talk Tor
years that many Of these warrants are
fraudulent. These should be- slftcd from
the gen uine, aud pubuc!y declared fraud.
ulent. Innocent purchasers should not
Ia made To suffer 10y these spurious war
rants. The genuine should b" correctly
noted, aud some provision made Tor th"Ir
payment. The territory will be com
pellsd some day 10 pay this war debt,
and the longer the matter IL delayed ~
djusting the claims the more heavy viii
become the burden. The general gov.
eminent, we think, in the eud will be-
obliged to assume thls debt, but this eau
never be done while their payment ~
neglected by the Legislature Of the ter
ritory.
The CITIZEN has no pecuuiary interest
in this matter but It would like 10 se,
provision made for the settlement Of
these claims which seriously affect the
credit Of the territory, and We will again
refer to this question from time 10 tim,
a. the investigation proceeds IN the
Legislature.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
TINE ...OLn CUHE.-

Ono OF the few statistical reports Of
the efficacy Of the so.called gold cure"
for drunkenness that have come 20 hand
10 that OF Colonel Andrew j. Smith, gov
ernor OF the western branch Of the Ma
tional Soldiers Home. Colonel Smiths
report being u an official character, and
dealing IN facts and figures that are of
record are entitled To some considera.
ton. The cure has been tried IN 8i
cases in the institution over which he
presides, and among them there were
only - lapses. There were no deaths ~
q result Of the treatment, though several
marrow escapes are recorded. The gov.
eminent has been saved s5,s62 by the
restoration Of ~ iuebriates 10 society aud
further saving Of $1,000 has been ~.
fect-d IN making lO3 inmates self sus.
tanning. and they are now engaged in
work about the home hitherto performed
by civilian employees, The showing is an
excellent one.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

I.assoea Snake aud saved the Chiia.
"rhe prettiest throw o. lssso ever
saw was down in New Mexico last sum.
mer." said ID. q. Smith, q western cattle
man, 10 n ~. Louis Globe Democrat re-
porter. IL had gone out TO look for q
bunch Of cattle thought Of buying,
aud was standing Ia front Of the owners
he use talking about the proposed trade
A two year old child was playing about
the lawn, when suddenly IL clapped it's
hsnds as though highly elstsd. I turned
my head and saw to my horror that Il
wac amusing itsslf with . monster
rattlesnske that had just ooiied
to strike. II was shooting It's
forked tongue out almost into The face
OF the child. and IL was this action that
80 pleased the little one. Al my side
stood Mexican cowboy with q lassoo
on his arm. Quick az fash Il went
whizzing through the cir and closed
around the neck Of the serpent just a. It
drew lie head back for the fatal stroke.
The father Of the child nodded his head,
remarked that u was q capital throw,
and resumed our discussion With imper.
turbsble gravity"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
rev MsHey order omsss.

The following postoifioes In New Mex
loo have been made money order Offices
since July 10, 1892; Belsn. valencia
county; Espanols, Santa Fe county
Fsrmington, Ban Juan county; Grant.
Valencia county; Kelly. Socorro county;
Los Lunss, vslsneis county; Maxwell
City, Colfax ooanty; MesiiIs, Dona Ana
county; Ranohos OF Taos. Taos county:
Rinoon. Dons Ana county; Wagon
Mound. Mora county; Weed, Lincoln
county,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

W. f. Gr'fiin, deputy United States
revenue collector, has been having =
monkey and Q parrot time with the
Chinese inhabitAnts at Las Vegas. The
stubborn celestiais refused 70 comply
with the Law which requires them 70 die
their photographs In the otiics Of tue
revenue collector. All Chinese who
fail TO comply With Tho requirement will
be taken in hand May !, marched of 70
the Pacific aud ssnt China ward.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
w'x,NLsy nr,owD on woo,.

The Boston Commercial Bulletin ~
views the wool trade oi the United StNt"s
during the past year and i's figures "huw
that under the operation ~ thr Mckn.
Icy law the production ~ wool ~ Aga,n
on tho increase, and the country IA aga,u
headed toward Independence of the world
Tor TIA supply ~ wool.
During ls,rl, the humber " sheep ~
the United States gained nearly three
aud halt per sent, the comparative tx
uras being
i-Ii h,tFu"
~ u.pU-.us
lrct.s,.. sr.su
The Woui clip Increased Tar more RAPID
ly, the ga,u being e,Rht aud u THIRD per
cent. atull tae,',h, the comparison with
1891 showing
i-pi .-tI..l ieuni.
Is0 ... N..l. ... Uuuu l.
The total stock ~ wool ~ the country
IL but 6S,.ji,ru pounds domestic and
ls,yss,s1i pounds 'preIEu, against T..
Ul 90 pounds domestic and 2ll'i-'
pounds iorcign at thr end ~ l-'i TIE
consumption ~ Hll grades ~ wool hI
American mills during l-71 euuU"d
mn increase Of J?uu.hu pounds uVri
1891.
Nevertheless, the free wool ,irA rs 10
strong with Grover Cleveland and a.,
democracy IN lslB AZ Nhcn Roger g
Mills introduced hls IRE" Nou, hI,I u
1888, OF William VI Springer introduced
bill making similar provision i1t 400
IN lsg1.
The American wool grower may .y-
~ we'll prepare To ~ out u uur,uer- nn0
begin 10 convert his sheep INTO mut,uu
The great Development 81 the Amen
can wool growing industry ~ t. be- NJ
rested by trce trade "a wool, aLd ,h'
great American wool market D. to b
given over 10 foreign MOO. growers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
Z step Sack " ard.

|, ha- been the universal cry. from
uma lmmrmotihl, that wher. you see
plenty u school houses there resides
around them class u enterprlrlng, pro.
sre.sive citizens, but the p-opl. ~ old
town Thought different last Saturday
u Il took ono step backward They voted
upon the question ot issuing si,Jn IN
bonds Tor the erection II u new public
school building, and when the votes wrr.
counted they stood ~ follows
Against the bon Dir .,.,...,........ -
For tue bonds ..,..... .............li
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

II nm glad to See GHE CITIZEN give
the credit - the original Cleveland mnn
IN this clly 10 William Ruby" remark
ed Alderman Miller yesterday afternoon,
after reading the article On the subject
~ InT CtlIzEN f-w inmates b.turs
Tine uIuuel on the Democrat hRr been
nynS under false colors ~ long, mean
III regard To thus matter, that the people
have come 10 actually believe that he
really pruphecled the renumlnHt' IN o.
Mr., Cleveland aud the inevitable defeat
VI MIR, Harrison four years Igo, when
IN inct be derived his inspiration Tor the
man u destiny from Billy Ruby. The
original Cleveland man would have long
ago contsuded against an enfrlngment
Lpuu his thoughts had he "a paper
through which 10 proclaim the out
rageous plagiarism, but like a true dis
clplr ~ many defeats aud f.w victories
be Rested calmly on his oara, feeling that
sooner or later his reward would come.
Again must say, not IN the least speak.
lu9 disparagingly u the colonel, that il
Is due Billy Ruby that the colonel make
an honorable amend
II have been thinking for quite long
time about this matter" remarked Jas
A. Lang, "belieying that THE CITIZEN
would surely in time make the corrrc
ton and show up the imposition. Col
Albright, IL one 81 my beat friends, n
gentleman whom | esteem for his manly
bearings, but he has gained enough
glory out ot the popular saying that he II
the original Cleveland man Of New Mex.
leo; and now Wa cry Ialt, VIM Ruby
is entitled to tha, honor and u rightiul
ly belongs 10 him"
THE ClrIzES calls upon the colonel TO
make the correction. after which he eau
Assume the governors 'halr a few days
after his appointment 10 flashed across
the country from Washington over the
wires,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

A special stock train was dersiled
the Galveston, Houston A San Antos|
road near FL taso tie other day, a
Engineer I. N. Rowland was caught
the lever 40 the engine turned over al
killed. The body was shipped east Z
burial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

A sad accident happened ct Grands.
near Folsom. the other evening. l.. +.
Mundy. OF Guthrie, oklshoms, was Of.
tempting to got on freight train, whso
his feet swung under the oar and both
were run over He was taken 10 Folsom,
and dlsd In about Ten hours.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

.Ysur husband 10 a man OF wealth.
10 hs'" inquired tho judge
He 10 worth about ga 600" sall
the applicant for divorce He owl
y baking. powder factory.
"'M-.yea You want . separst|
ma nteuance l presumed"
"A vhatP"
~ separate maintenance - aliov
sToe, alimony.'
That's IL want my share OF II
fJ"r money. chicago Tribune
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

Duly ~ votes were cast IA all, aud the
fourteen wuu vote Tor the bonds uugh'
20 6- known ~ the p-up,e can know who
favor progress measures
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
s~hsel E,~~,,.~ q, o,a A,sus aeFaae,
Oip ALHuQu ERQUE, Jan. ~.

Nrheet EtertteN ~ Vto Atbuausfaefs |
OLp ALnuQu ERQUE, Jan. ~.
Editor titiI-n.
An article in your issue Of last even.
lng relating TO the school bon ! election
In this district last Saturday headed
"a Step Backward" does the people Of
Old Albuquerque an injustice, and lesyes
the impression that our people are OPP.
osed to public schools Nothing could
be farther from the truth. The ques.
ton was not shall we have good school
bulldlugt?' but "shsll w. build new
buildings now, when we can rent for
mere nothing excellent buildings already
built Tor school purposesY"
Before free public schools were estab-
hshed IN New Mexico, the sisters built
three tine buildings In Old Albuquerque,
aud they now rent theee buildings To
the district for = mare nominal sum,
which il great saving TO the taxpayers.
The buildings srs new, comfortable,
commol,ous and tastsfully decorated,
with windows full OF plants and flowers,
and surrounded by fine grounds full Of
trees and shrubs, and are more like oul.
! tivated homes than the ordinary school
grounds and buildings. Even 10 New
England the interest on the school bonds
would cost the district four times as
much M It pays for the commodious
buildings now occupied, 80 il IL not
strange that the taxpayers should hesi-
tate when 30 we'll provided for, and
when there is q bonded school debt on
the district of some three thousand dol
i ~.
Instead % taking q backward step
we claim We are far in advance OF any
school district in New Mexico, not ex.
ceptlng your tine system in the city.
We have employed five first class
teachers, aud the brsuohes taught IN
clude all required in our best city schools,
aud IN addition We have kindergarten,
music and manuel training, rs = pert OF
the regular studies, which % far "a
can learn. are not taught in any other
district in New Mexico, and in but few
10 the whole west.
Really the location Of the new build.
ing had much to do with the defeat OF
the school bonds, which, together with
our present ample scoomm odations wsrs
good reasoap for delay.
II the reporters OF your city papers
will take the trouble to visit our schools
We will take great pleasure in oonvin.
eng them that we have not taken a
"step back ward"
Very Respectfully,
+. s. Slower.
Chairman School Board.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
I,lrni1 Of Aoon.

Have you any room for poetry
che asked timidly.
Yea" replied the editor 'th'
lumber room --Washiugton Star
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
noAEy c,scvLAr,oNix 1904

On the first Of this year there was Ia
actual circulation il3 million dollars IN
gold coin aud III million in gold certih
oates, q circulation. Of I'D millions Of
gold. In the treasury we're l5Gss mill.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

H'nkie soon discovered that as legis-
lator he wss q misht-that his name vas
likely 10 disappear from the legislative
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
GisIntorurd.


stranger.-Is this Mira SlImdiots
board NJ, nouse'
MrA \ Dshdrply)-This is not .
boarding house sir
Hem Mus, have the wrong mum.
Der Tan .ou tell mo whore Mira
Slimdiet lIyes9'
II ain Mira Slimdlot"
Indeed And you do not take
bonrdersP'
Certainly not This 10 n private
house sir.-a homo not a boarding.
house
Then have been mIsin formed"
Il should say so Being lonely, |
take few guests at a. a week.
Would you Ike to look at tho roomsPs
New York Weekly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
EDITORIAL NOTES

. " t''N'
I Tng policy u pr,.,.', up It'll kcrps up
tho prosperity ~ tns r0puDl
b SiNcE the dra,h ole, President llayes
the President elect - the 1903! o, ptrsi
dent living
To tobacco ,u,e le b...w... . 'ni .
and - one u the tol t.. .... 80
Hni d"sirab'c
HAroN il IN good financial curIron
having $3.50 IA the treasury. url % uNr
sun ia. itrm delinquent uNr..
NuN PWNcE Ia making gpoh HrpoI'
u.ruta nui ever, one ~ lnyr thuuu l,
promptly .,hi,mcd 10y til" couuc,.
ru, telegraph reports that lilmur -
improving TIE good CIT man may yet
f,,.u,"t sni ku..k H." d"murtut- uu' ~ .
ISIS
Iu Sea Mexican I- publishing cum
pl"'o aud accurate fcp,tt- - the i,sI.a
Us" proceedings I, ir Hgnod paper 60
have Nb,u the house..
rur wife - rrcsMeut Dal. ~ Mex
rro. It II ,n,d. aill send band ~ f1ri,
dy" women musicians g. the Wutid'v
Dawn IrHrir Wns r. elected CuJtol
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d. nrd. los. IL. In Luz Chay-.. sa>
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fran, mn /, date. and ina nLm,fi,.y demo
cratic constituents IN these parts fear h,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
lone ~ gold coin and A'i milliors ~
gold cettlhcS,cs. total etoak ~ gold

vnll ce,tin,At,s. a total sto. X ~ gold
nnue, ut an mi.,l,\dlu.r.
Ofa.,.t. the amount ~ actual cirru.
l.t,,u Nat I,I m,lttn.a - r.tu and az
millions & tr,.Rury rp,a. at ~ lsNN
aud r,r'IH,a'pl, a .ifru' .'luu ~ silver "
"a wr.lup..pt a. WIlhnn4 more than
vnit H. IT.. trr,,ur, we're ~ millions
~ s,I,o, 4 .I',r4. tot n,u,ua - subs.
a,sr, a,,,, api -, millions ~ s,lvrr
,t.n.,n r.'.a. tu.nI stock - plD,et
none, ~ pl. mi. ..r dollars. Vt ~ NIL.
l.na. MORE CO.. lhrF,lI .,nrk
The .n...i ~ gu'I buIuh ~ the
treasure so. y . m..,... aNrh nl''d
e. l'r n....,tu' go ...u uadr tie
tuuu ..k u Z - . lr 'f"u'r,l
aganst upugaupus outstanding upout
- millions SIlug ,sut" lD'n m0lhous
..r.lrs 200 a." lua, %. - safeguard
agalu-' - m..Ir,t i".r.,u,s, H. pre-
a.n,d o.. o.. ..'.'n... rs. fna t.",-ufy
stock - q. IA .,,p.,r- 'p he, is ~. hons
Ih.s.iI cor, u..,',a 90 circulation a.,
III ml.Ipus, leaving - urt gold halauc,
IA tie trra,.ry = u million dollars.
The Hr.ua. ,trru.atIiu - nj. kinds ut
n,uur, D.. Toto, mi.,.un dollars aud IT,,
am.uu, 100 urru ptruu aud ~ the treas
~, fa % l~Gml,uu-
.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
"rnc northumberland MAJ


Ever strs rrpv-r Cleveland Wm dc
'rat,, l., rre-ld,u, Harrison, near, four
yrurr ago, iHr people ~ New MrNirp ha"'
/ D,rp coo der the imprr-sI ia That Go. Al
huSh', 81 tie Democrat, Nae the urrgiun
. t,hud man Tor denomination Hs pre-
rd,nt four years hence, Iuis II mls
take. cd. Nbrighr, 1t ~ true, hulstc,
/ tYr nam" = Grower Cleveland ~ the head
! ~ hls,d.,urui col mn, and through h,
paper proclaimed - hes r"a l"rr that b"
Nt- IT," Original "ye0a'd mau, sull thn.
l1r.r righ,iuiy belongs to Vim. Run!
: thus NY. The day upon "h,rh the
.trN- Nn, received her" What Mr.. Harm
u. lai defeated MIR Crvr,aui, Mr.
Euhy nas nruIud -rekl"s the meas ard
wien nr found out the result he gave Il
cd "a war Nhoupt, declaring that "Clrve
R.i would defeat him (ilarr,sOu) th'
.rrN' rm"" TIA. records at the mage"
tru'rr IN 80 uu ha,f Il zen occasions
Ah"u William Was up town, prove uu'
tas"rtIr that Mr Rlby was and II tn
.pugilal Cleveland man ~ New Mexico
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hrlght ,Np"cis t. rae INTO the HGbrrnH
'urlal office toy pIugarIsuS that hunO
frum the linuu county, Kentucky, her,
pur gdus ARE nov pointed - uppOsIt'uI
- hln WISHES. Billy Ruby IA the or gina
Cleveland man ot tins territory, Hu,
don't you forget Il.