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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
PUZZLE FOR Ar!T.4uAa,ANs

i,..ic. 90 Race who LN.i - az
i.nd - IA IN -.
A lady whose home Is IN tho south
OF France writes To .,uluinwRlt. :,
Magazine OF u visit she mad" recent.
ly to an island on the coast ~ ! rIt
tany. Those who have read the story
OF King Arthur snl ais KIN. hit, will
remember that thoy started out over
tho sea In pursuit OF tho dragon IN
this the iarbihsn sea !, a little
island which can he rcacaol irUh
the mainlAni onlF whom t"n water Is
smooth Tho sole inhabItant IL q
Breton shepherd, WHO lives IA IA little
hut and spends his time caring
Tor his sheep Tho party landed an :
were mot by tho kind faced -. man
who 10 thom over the grass SLOPE
where his dock was TO- Ing, aud
showed them the way round n hill
on tho east sido OF which the found
tho emit ancc to q tunnel. Ibis o.
tended some distance, aud It'
floor, sides aud roof were
ma OF immense Hat pieces OF
stone. covered vita hinroglyph
and figures. looking somewhat
like wrca,hs and again like cooled
scrpents A. tho ond of this tun ol
was q hall also hoorod, no fed aud
walled With tho Sane curioLs stones.
and In tho contor va, an altar aud a
ssono upon which IL 10 thOught Oh al
human sacrifices have bon offore !
The stran so,t part ~ all Is at NJ
stones cr rocks like those used Ia
this tunnel can DO foun on O
island. and at no place nearer than
100 miicA miami w o brought
themP How did they mo- Thcrc
80 no record left At least mono has
been found to to-, who these people
were or anythI X about thpm They
must have II Cd many centuries ago,
| but have Aaished entlrnly. yot t"oi'
| work 10 rs perfect apparently u
whom frat built IL 10 Thought thu
they may have boen Drdids. VIII
came here when they left hrca
Britain; othors. again, think tina
they wore worshipsrs OF tho sorpon'
god called iloa But 10 L. conjecture
| All We know 10 that tho stonos ar,
there, strangely carved. skliiuil!
put together, but OF their builder
there no trace.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

Send your address, 10 II. x Bucklen n
To-, Chicago, and get fres sample boz
= DR.. Kings New Lite Pills. A trial
ri convince you of their msri,s. These
P'ils are easy In action and are par''ea'
|Ariy effective In the cure Of Cons'ipa-
soa anil SICK Headache For Malaria
fad Liver troubles they have bern
Provei invalaabls They ara guaranteed
10 perfectly free fsom svsry dele'sri-
Ne substance and IN he purely vegetable
ny do no. weaken by their action. bu
u Sivias tone 10 stomach aud bowels
reAty invigorAta the system. Regular
y, see pcr boz. Sold by Dr. Thos. n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
4. o. u. w. Eisesss...

Al las, nights meeting of Bensh,
Lodge. No. ., A. o. u. w., the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term :
John ChAmnsy, master workman George
Gisgoldt. foremani ". II. Long. over
sssri q. b, Cohen, recorders W. II. Hahn,
snAscisr, 4. N. Happ, receivers v. l.,
SCOTT. g',Ids I'D. spsrry. inside waishman
W. q. orifsn, outside watehmsnI c. NJ
Tylsr. trustee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
OLD Cit.Ern DEAD.

Oliver kreamer. ono IL the hrst In.
haoitan,s of Albuquerque ami univsr
sally respected citizen. died yesterday
morning at 4 O'Clock, after . very brief
illness, Of heart failure. The deceased
WINS unmarried. A brother residing In
Missouri has been autographed for. The
remains have been embalmed and burial
will be deferred until tho arrival Of the
bruther,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
lssal the Reaa.

In coming scross the sandy mesa north
IL Corraies las, nigh, one q the team Il
horses bringing In Thos. Hughes gave
out. and he lost the road In the dark and
rain, aud reached Corrales In somewhat
demoralixcd condition 81 10 o'clock, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis imber provided . fresh
horse and = substantial and cheering
lunch. enabling him W reach the city
early this morning. for which they have
most grateful thanks. \
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
An Old Tombstoas.

Ammo Arundel in those days OF
genealogical interest and research,
r. wells In tho possession OF documents
W. ttten and mural Ono OF the most
noted lies about I've miles from An
napolis. at tho head OF Broad creek
South river As soen recently
Il was. so far as the clean, clora-
cut letters arc concerned, as perfect
as the day II was erected. nearly
two conturios ago II 10 the tomb
OF Henry Ridgely. and roads, "here
iyeth tho body OF Mr.. Henry Nidgley.
who was born on tho Srd, Of October.
1863. and departed this lilo on ys
10Th day OF March. 1904" This In
scription L. surmounted by tho skull
and cross bones, no doubt Ia token
Of the sudden taxing away OF tho
young life o. tho decoased Tho
stone 10 OF blue dag. imported, prob
ably from England, aitor tho fash'
Ion OF that day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
ser ever stry Sesrs.

An On AND WILL rRiEp RsAEDr.--
Mrs winslow' Soothing syrup has b+sn
ussd Tor over hfty years by miii'onH 1T
mothers for their chiliren whiis tsethins
with perfect suoo.ss. IL sooshss The
child, softsns the gums, siisys all pain
oures wind colo, and 10 the lest remsdy
Tor diarshcFA. II 10 PLEASANT 70 the taSt,
Sold by druggist. N evsry part at a.,
world. Twenty i've cents bot,ie. IL
value IL iuoAlnuisbls. 10 euro and ~,
Tor Me-. W,n>low's Roothiug Syrup. an,
,.ke M other tind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
SCORCHED!
The Citizen Building Partially De-
Stroyed by Fire.
tn" Upper story Compl' tcly
Burned Out.
The LoNer Rooms Inundated VITA
Water.
WE'VE MOVED ,CRuss TIE srRErr.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
Dr. w,..,ew sas.ssea.

pr. Charlie. X. wiuslow len the city this
morning " attend the American Me'i'eAi
associations convention IN bs heh al
sau Francisco, CAL, June 10 10. He has
h.A an. honor Of bsing invi.sd 10 present
a papsr bsfsrs the association On ''rhs
psv,,e,.p aud State" II reasuts great
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
nAin Annrr PKnrLk

Mrs. lcomans. tn lns,miStrrrR, u
visiting Mira, Grrg Page a, Gallup, her
daughter l,cing "a, home in the office.
"Dr" Dr,nar-st. with hrueh in hand.
was painting the Ar'"oha Central hotel
last week in appropriate shades.
Sheriff Campbell was cut of town ON
Friday, ! ossibly south of Albuquerque.
MIR Campbell will not lee II candidate for
recollection
Cnmmlur. Owens has been frequently
mentioned ~ the possible NOMINEE for
sheriff IT the democratic convention to IT,
held hrrc in Angus, or September
Owens served prior Ia ". X Campbelrs
incunbency
DiDk Dsu-,hA,h tcllr "f HE rxI~rienC"
u, Gallup, while with iTgg pag". for
years up Ia 'g3, the stories being related
more especially when Gallurite of Al.
5uqueipuc il in sight.
G-"frry Axling. late Of San Francisco,
har located At Flinn's MIR. Asling ha-
had ~ years experience asa matchmaker
Mrs. Y q Douglas is extending her
| Writ with her sister, Mis-. ChAa. Finn
She il undecided about loca,ing at Prrs.
colt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
DIR. Smith. the dentist, Ia At his Office
now during regular hours


The boy was all right, notwith-
standing his glrly cur, and :1na
mother who was doAthly afraid he
was going TO become coarse and vul-
gar aud In other respects masculine
Ono day . gentleman calling al the
house eng aged him In conversation
well. my boy" hc said. after
como time. what arc you going TO
do whom you grow up"
Tho boy studied tho question .
moment
"ReAlly." he replied 81 last II
don't know. suppose ! ought 10 DO
. man. but from the way mamma 10
handling me, I'm almost afraid I'm
going 70 b . LADY"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
LIKE sARprNrs IN a Box.

sotham's swarm 81 - 49, is
.-nrr,i ign", ~. - w'r,c
Sew York j. II rib without homos,
says writer ~ ~" Forum Among
old resident, and nov, native and
foreign among the poor, the wcil-to-
do and the rich, tho question 10
almost universal ~ here do you
live now" How many In the whole
great city have lived ton years In
one house How many have lived
hvc years where thcy live now
New lurkors are Rs numa lie n. tho
lodorins but the lcdouins have n
much wider range. and this l. an ad.
vantage To- lee confined Ia ono ~
tie island and yet TO have no home IL
Ia acquire tho vices and To suffer tho
limitations both ut the tramp and
the SORT ihcrc may To- disadvan-
tages about ncighbors aud friends.
but attor al IL Ia civitiGng 10 have
them Now Workers. havo no neigh
bors and few roal friends Tho
housing oi New York Is not good.
The people are pacKcd away like
sardiuCs In q box. or I-hus In u cup
board, some Cupbua ds have four
aud shIno sixteen shelves, only avery
few families ENJOY M rrtirc cup
board 10 themselves Tho people
suGor from too grca, proximity they
are often and perhaps commonly
too close for moral and physical
dcccncy. Light Is raro and pre-
cious commodity. Sowor gas frat
hand IL not good to breathe. but
brcRthcd several times In succession
by different persons becomes nox.
ious
IL spite OF the commercial charac.
ter Of the people OF New York city,
In spite OF tho small army OF com
morc!al travellers whose address 10
New York, IL is still true that the
great body OF the people know next
| to nothing OF the rost OF the coun.
try. The West knows the Last tho
Fast docs not know tho Wss, This
| IL true because tho West came from
'@e East In the frat place. and DO.
cause thousands Of Wsstornors visit
the last while only hundreds or tens
OF Eastorners visit tho West The
| struggle for existence In New York
| city 10 30 severe that tho bod Of tho
| people have not the time. II they
had tho inclination. 70 acquire gen.
eral information LILO With Thorn 10
intense and swift, but IL runs In Q
very narrow channel after all In .
very real sense the people are pro
vincial They ask the visitor from
Kansas CITY II he knows thotr
friends In ST. Paul Tboy ask the
visitor from Denver whether he en-.
Joys any religious privileges In that
city OF churchea Many Of thom cot
only know nothing Of America
boyond fow streets Of tho metropo.
lis. hut they actually take pride In
not wanting 70 know anything.
| KesnlnR en- NE On naah EsaplOyrs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
SOMEWHAT VARIED.


Bauerhach n Karrigau's saloon h"s
been made new by the artistic work IT
Painter ,.olertsnn of Gallup
Twenty two cars IT sheep have Teen
dispatch.d from this u fce since the 10Th
inst 10y Brown 4 Woelf-l. Seven cars
lrf, on SUNDAY for Rccoun, 81 J and X.
| scott
'So mess for me, thank you." remark
,d Judge Wilson when the subject war
was enough for me The boys got intn the
habi, of inviting friends whose presence
seemed to worry the cook +" much tina, u
big drank followed, being repeated with
great frequency, had To do the c"nking
during these "occAs'onala," and when nj
last / saw the fellow board a train for
parts unknown, l CAV. up my interest III
the mess and that was ia. end 81 the
scheme of living jus, lis. We dh when
mother coo,.ed for us " 80 the mess
scheme IL III as far ~ Judge Wilson ID
concerned.
Trains an the A 4 =. stop ten minute,
at Gallup aiiori,ng TIM" to get II hn' lunch
NJ the Arcade.
Their, IL M truth in the report thai
Jim smith. Tom Br"rhy and Relief
Agent Thompson secu~l III" iish' aud
the title Ia Doc Drmo,-st's mlliapi table
..Jus, 10 over AMI see cur park heal
the library. since the grass AMI cotton
wonis began To- grow" remarked The
enthusiastic agcp, t winsluw VIII" WI
, a,,irvd in uvrrulls. inil.l shirt, with
diamond annex, an immaculate tie. AMI I
. cowboys straw hat. These were hi
\ working clothes and he day WAS his bur
1 i.H,, several combinations inviting his AT
4 IGNITION. while the wind whistled m
4 only can in winslow
= "we'l ave grseu\ peas and other go"
n things coming Ia hcfre the first" saN
= Farmer George Wolfe 1.-The farm IL de
= ing well and in due corrre will supply a
= winslow AMI neighbuiin: towns Wear
only experimenting this year and NJ IA
all goas we'll" and then the genial farm
h or cut of = chop for n waiting customer
u Other items will come through you
70 regular correspondent until the write
a again visits thu fourth hig town ON III
~ A. &P.
HolBaoog
Here all III. talk IL ~ cattle, wool an
!, sheep, every thing else sinking into insi.
:. nitics nee, unless II ba ,h. trotting out
\ candidates for snerin,
Jim scolt II SHOW Low, in one u u
- many republicans Why ar. willing IA h
m come sheriff IL Apache county, AMI Fran
" wAttruI - keeping J'm company Mai
\. ager J r, Jones, Il the Aztec cnmpsn
nj. sn old time democrat, aud Nat Greer, GI
dy Of Growers Hihsrrnis-in times pAs,'
.' arr pulling for the place, q, ieas, the
n, Il ENDS say %.
~ A well know citi-eu 10 In posressi'
nv ~ letter from rI-'lovernor Murphy
which the latter says he 10 willing In =
cop, the nomination for governor a, Il
fh' hands of the fret republican conventi
ny -aftsr Statehood comes 10 Arizona.
!" SAID . wooi man; "About three IA
NV lion pounds II ~"ol will be elipp'Ii II
" year In Arizona The climate II ArUo
'"' 10 good for heavy Individual clips.
H. o.. -. h.,&.. ~,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
wissLow AMI rsss ssss
R~eess Evest. s.s 1sser set, fees
9sv sesr Ar,ssss Nesghser~,
esitup saa kassw ward.

'sis'Fs "hy ~
II was my in,ention to trus, ,o memory
and write up Prescott nj length In this
letter. bu, I concluded there was a poesi.
bility ~ recovering my note book, which
unfortunately disappeared FROM sigh,
jus, before l-Hving the Mountain City
Ins.esd will .ndeavor Ia I'LL the void by
Writing 81 winslow, Holhruok and Gal.
lup.
wINsLow.
~ wouldn't .akr 400. yes S2OO tpr
Judy" Hah Agent ArpinwAll the other
morning while the writer WAS IN Judge
Wilson's office. "why." hr continued,
",ha, IL the fines, marked Euglish.scmc
terrier IN the country. She came FROM
the stock seen al Trimhl.'H stable in Al.
bupurrlu-, and wha, 10 morr can do al
mos, everything but talk" Mr.. Aspin.
wall was more than delighted with the
dog, which was forwarded n him l.,
sheriff Campbell, and suggested " "a ken
nell meeting was held during the fair
Judy would bc Their.
They were talking mp n Fourth " Jul,
celebration AMI hal un the prngr.m as n
drawing feature, III" presentation "
"Thc Ticket # Leave Man" 10y ~,
Dramatic club The Gun club are re
garl-d ~ factor in the development; q
celebration ideas. and on saturday even
ing the I~oplc would assemble aud Shap
things
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
late t!situp A~ws.

GALLrP, May ~.
Manager Lanes Crcscen,s won their
initial gam. yesterday, the victims icing
the Gibson nine About 30 pcrsons IN,
or stoni through seven innings and saw
u fairly goOd game up 10 the last inning,
which furnished fourteen runs tn the vie.
tors. o6,Alnel through III. Cre.cenia
hsri hitting And the aiL, uns miserable
bedding. The ht,h and sixth witnessed
sharp playing and g"o-e eggr credited I"
Ia each club. Rogers and Conley weIr
the Gibson battery, while Campbell AMI
schwartz dill the CREATES, part. IN like
capacity. for the town club The nine.
we're Bayllss rfj Schwartz =; Hunt ! I;
Bailey 81 Meyers 81, lr,scoc NJ aud CAP.
tain; Buckley H. Campbell G.; Davis y
o'itson--Conley c; Rogers y; Murphy ! /;
walla - Hartpurn ~, Berry 3, Glove.
II; Casey Ct ThataS ri The umpire war
a little of aud ratified n, times Ia his de.
ciHions. or last years invincible players
were Walt. Campbell. Pet. Buckley. v.
Bayl'ss. }. Brisc.-. All dh god work.
especially Campbell. Schwartz and Hunt
wall@, Casey and Conley the bee, for the
Gibsons They play again on the 4,L
AMI on the nth the Crescen,s want a
game with Albuquc,lue'r hest
scor- II Z - t----:- ii
Gallup s - --s---O--a-.Il- Is
Oib.nn - - ---2--i 20 ia
The Knights Of pythiaS have started
the hall ruling fo, n proper observance
Of Decoration day and the I. q. o. =.
other orders and school children will he
Interested before the day arrives.
A water fa,nin, IL imminent. but with
the aid II the railrnad company supply
will he had until "a new pump IL put in.
Seven employees in the master mrchan-
ic's department were dismissed las, week
under instructions, which applies Ia all
points an the line,
General inquiry VIA. made and rymI'a-
thy Expressed upon receipt IL in'irhniie
news ~ THK CiTIzKs's loss by lire. In,
your correspondent assured all tina, the
paper would b- al their nirak fast tables
as usual on Tuesday. PIrruCg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02
MEMORIAL llAN, tsss.

Il.-,~ctiull, Dedicated Ia apartment tom.
mun,i.t Ii-orsa W, knaelel AMI the GRAND
ARM ~ the hcpubi a. l'epAttn~nt
~ New Netico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

Ksspias 80 Hye On panh E,apioy~..
On the occasion VI visit 70 Paris
last winter ! renewed acquaintance
ship with q very old friend who is
em ployod In Q bank In that city.
During the evening WI took In sew
eral innocent and harmless recrea'
tions and I suggested TO him that
No might SOC something . little
more out OF tho common To my
sui prise no said that II ] wanted to
500 pAris on tho shady side he would
find mo u reliable guide. but he cor
tainly could not 40 himself. because
II no did he would DO like . states
man out Of once nj o'clock the fol-
lowing morning. Pressed for an OK
PLANTATION, no told mo that every Of
fcial In his bank. and no believed In
every other bank, was practically
under police surveillance day and
night, and that pictures OF each Of
them wero In tho hands OF skillfhl
detectives. Instead OF waiting until
a bank official got behind In his ac-
counts IN consoq uenre OF excessive
gam bling or high living, the direct
ors preferred to close tho stable
door before tho horse had got out -
- Louis Globe Democrat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

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Id laxsS
The sys
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-02

IN whe4
er's 50
with |
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New-York tribune., 1894-06-25
the CO1I STRIKE DIES HAhD

MINERS IN THE WEST AND IN PENNsNl'VA VANiA
STILL REMAIN OFT.
ST Louis June 2i-The outlook IN the col si''N'
situation is not encouraging to-day SeVer' loc'i
dealers and miners expressed the OPINION 'h"' '"c
,,,rs y,ho have already gone back 70 work with
companics who had not signed the scale "ouiu
a,,,t, 20 out The Consolidated Coal Company IL
,.,,copv doing nothing Some Of their smaller
r,Incs have resumed. but there Is propao'liIy
that the man will go out again. as tnat Co"p""S
refuses TO sign the scale or make any contract
With the miners II Is UNDERSTOOD that an ael'e
m.nt Is being made among the miners TOT an "'e"
~ resume work in mines whore the companies
have signed the scale. But In places where the
o,oro,ors have refused to do so the miners are 10
remain on strike and be supported by those VINO
are at work A percentage or the wages OF All inc
men at work IS to be appropriated for this pnr-
nose Meetings are being held almost daily IN all
the mining districts. and II this arrangement Is
,.tod ,nor II will give new life to the strike
Snrlnr Valley H. June 24.-There seems to be
not the slightest chance OF settlement In the
Northern Illinois coal fields. Yesterday there was
a meeting OF the Spring Valley miners In the opera
House and while many sgnihed "A Willingness 10
go 10 work under the Columbus schedule OF wages,
nevertheless when motion was made not to take
up their tools until the mine-owners conceded last
wears prices II was carried by almost a unanimous
vote.
Punxsutawney Penn, June A.-Some time last
night twenty-five private police OF the bell, Lewis
a Yates Company. who had been stationed at the
Eleanora mine taken through this place ana
stationed at Walston mine. At GSO this morning
sixty Poes and Saws were brought here from
Rochester and Buffalo. and were Immediately taken
IN 10 Wa,ston mine On their arrival there they
were met by a crowd OF miners composed mostly
OF their own people. The police stationed there
made an attempt 10 prevent the miners from talking
10 them but the crowd increased so rapidly ana
took such a determined stand that the police with
drew and called on the troops. The commanding
oficer with twelve men. who were doing guaru
dr.y ,roni 70 the scene but found no disorder
Tne miners as soon the police left explained
10 the new men that they had been brought there
10 take their PAGES and II possible break the strke
The new men. I'm reply said that they mad been
hired 10 work on "A railroad at 81 % a day and tnat
tney had no Intention Of taking the strikers places;
The striking miners took them 10 their houses and
are now feeding them. , ~, q,
Late this afternoon two passenger coacheS n.ied
win prvafe police passed through here for Walston
The situation at this mine looks very grave, and II
is possibe that there may bs a conflict within
twenty-four hours between the miners and the po-
lice , -, . - 4,
ing filled up with "A large number Of hunks, and
they are making other preparations Tor receiving
new men. >..,., o., -
hing is oulet About one thousand persons visited
me camp OF the 10Th Regiment at Walston to-day,
a large part OF them being miners
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25
CLOSING THE YEAR AT HAMILTON

1r,,ca. ~ y June q (speciaD D-Commencement
AZ Hamilton College opened to-day with Presi-
dent STRIKERS baccalaureate sermon. lie DaSeu
his remarks on Hebrews vii. l6
rbo following prizes have been announced:
NcKlnnev essay prizes for Junors-Willlam
AEen Auburn; for sophomores, Arthur Warnrfr'
Ip;nbmonavilIe: for freshmen. Clarence A. Fetterly'
Clinton. ,.A r,,,r,o, Rolch Utica
Nrs,. Friend Miller. Bath. second 49,,
Cnrran gold nedal-James n: Foster verona.
Curran silver meda-George Clark r. khsrores da A.
tInuiev classical medals-Wilnam A Aiken, Au-
hnrn, Willard C. I.oomls. oxford; Anthony Peter
sen Utica; william Petit Mlsoh ,a ,os II
Truax Greek scholarship-Junor cIasH' james IL
Foster Verona. .Ao,o-ah,n runtoy
Huntington mathematlcti SS"''"'"'''P "N"
class George +. Stone Mexico