davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening times., 1900-02-10
She Understood French.

ttfom The - Louis Globe D,upcrstl
There's no art to ten how many languages a
tongue can speak by looking IFS owlnr I'M The
iacc. An American woman was met recently in
narrow hallway OF The Americas Embassy by
four Young attaches Of foreign legations They
did moi understand French. made a few audi
bic observations.
Look at her yellow dress. It's very pretty. -
said No. I.
''Yos. but she has on white gloves" answered
No ,
she has good teeth" said No. g.
Ana an enormous mouth, added No. g.
And she understands French perfectly" said
The owner ct the enormous mouth. turning sud.
denly upon them. land would like 20 saw that
her ears are even bigger than her mouth This
IN French and with such an air Of nivin, rcr.
sonal information 10 nobody in particular chat
u WAS quite II she had been kirdiv beiuiUr
strangers 20 information ont Of guide ltok
DO not think I have ever seen four lir,per
looking Young men They had just enough urcs-
rnce Of mind 20 fee the premises
The evening times., 1900-02-10
An Examining board Appoint.5

The first step toward the transfer of Off
GERS of the line Of the Army to the Signal
Corps was taken today by the appointment
Of board consisting OF Major Richard E.
Thompson and Capt. George O. Squire to
examine applicants for transfer. Appli-
cants for transfer In Cuba. Porto Rico. and
the Philippines will be examined in the
islands under a scheme OF examination 10
be prepared by the board on examination.
The evening times., 1900-02-10

Secretary Root today signed sn order
releasing Major J. Estcourt Sawyer from
further duty as disbursing officer of the
Philippine Commission and assigning him
10 duty in Boston 10 relieve Capt George
Mex. Williamson, who has been ordered
TO the SchuylkilI Arsenal Major Gonzales
s Brigham, Quartermastcr at SchuyIkil
has been detailed as Chief Quartermastsr
of the Department Of ALASKA under General
Randall
The evening times., 1900-02-10
An Address by Captain wells.

Captain Well. Chaplain OF the First Tennessee
Regiment just returned from Manila, yziIl-speal
under she auspices Of the Wumen's Christian
Temperance Union in the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church. SUNDAY afternoon at half pass
O'Clock. Hi~ subject viii be ''CantCenS Sl-
looms and other Moral Issues in the Philip
pines. THE chaplain is well known In the
South a popular lecturer well as a popular
prt4tlCr
The evening times., 1900-02-10
tn Inquc.t So Neces.nr,.

IN ghe case OF ,tohn TayloF. leo,orcj. who
dropped dead Yesterday afternoon while 1t work
ia The Yards Of she Barber A>phal. Company,
gt The io0t Of T,rtA.y-sixth stree. co.s-5cz,s
of death from heart si>ea~e uas given TODAY.
Coroner Carr viewed the body So ySe nin-CIe
tiis morning and dtcidcd MOI t5 holG .s.@5=t-
The evening times., 1900-02-10
/, visitor Mects Win mn Accident.

C. ]. Pullman. delesats te thc Association Of
Master Painters. which has been IN session In this
city. met with serious accident yesterday af-
ternoon ~ the Monument Tie attempted TO sit
down upon a oAsil. and losing his balance, tel
heavily 70 the sToi-= rs5r, sustaining a fracture
u two ribs. he was removed q the Finer
gency Hospital and placed in a ws,t. Mr Pull
man is tom PaNtucket, i. ].
The evening times., 1900-02-10
Lead Pipe Thieves nj Work.

Charles Behrends. residing At 1916 sixth Street
northwest, complained to the police last night
that thieves had entered a vacant house al
joining his home and stolen a quantity Of lead
pipe and other fixtures.
The evening times., 1900-02-10

Columbia Theatre-Niliie Collier IN .Afr
Sinooth:' afternoon and evening.
Grand Opera House-Yaudeyllle; afternoon znd
evening.
hcrHau's LyCcum Theatre-The ''TaInmsuy
Tigers" afternoon aud evening.
The evening times., 1900-02-10
S. KANN, SONS & CO.,
9th and Market Space.
GaInc., condItion seriou..

The condition Of james s. Gaines. tolorcd. who
vas stabbed, it Is said, by George Holmes. also
colorcd. during quarrel yesterday afternoon
WAS today reported ro be slightly Improved
though ~til serious. CsiueS Is confined 10 : ward
et the Emergency Hospital. IIs alleged asSall-
ant and Herbert Green. vino. IL d, cllinrtf
prccipit7tcd tnc Hghj, are h,ld at No. station,
20 await the result of the injury.
The evening times., 1900-02-10
The Victim of a pickpocl.et.

Ms. J. c. Lambert OF 81 c Street northwest;
reported TO the police that she had been robbed
purse containing several rings. valued AZ Sl01
sd about - ia cash, while shopping yesterday sf-
ttrnoon in a local department store
The evening times., 1900-02-10

William Stewart. tuenty-~cgeu years Old. yes
tcrlsy icll from a stone val pear yhe Acqueduct
Bridge and received injuries tlat ueeessitatec
treatment at jbc Georgetown University Hos
pital After being attended % st thar inSJi-
tuition he was sent to bis home, 4t $50 Eicy-
clth street southeast.
The evening times., 1900-02-10
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
4 MarshaI RexumeN DUTY.

Deputy United States Marshal james Spring
man. VITO was confined to his home by illness
for the past few days. IS again at his desk al
the City Hall
The evening times., 1900-02-10
JAPANESE PHYSICIAN FINED.
4 License Must BE Obtained by Jason
G. Luman-

Jason G. Luman. a japanese. was ar
raigned in the Police Court tolay on
charge of practicing medicine without a IL
cense. 4 fine Of SO with the alternative OF
serving ninety days I'm Jail was imposed.
Luman paid the hne at a late hour
The evening times., 1900-02-10

The magnificent art gallery Of Thomas L. Wig
ssmau. a, $500 O street VIII be open to the pub
lie on Thursdays. from II a.. m. { D. N. dulin.-
che months oi February. March, and April, Tor tho
purpose n gliding the Society of ~ Vincent dE
Paul in its efforts 10 help the poor IF the DistTic;
Ticaets wiil be sold al the door ior % cents each
The evening times., 1900-02-10
Tbr Ne,hodist Social Union.

The Methodist Social Union has arranged to
give q banquet on noxt Monday evening At the
Cochran Bishop Walden, Bishop Hurst, Mrs
General F;sk. and prominent laymen are expected
TO he quests OF honor Applications for Tickets
have already been received from more persons
ihan lan BE- accomnlala latel.
The evening times., 1900-02-10
Died OF Hcnrt DiScaNc.

Coroner Cam today viewed the remains Of Louisa
Scott. colored, vho vas found dead IN the stree,
at the corner of Seventeenth and O streets last
night and decided that an inquest was ,mneces-
sary. certificate OF death from heart disease
was given
The evening times., 1900-02-10

Mrs. N. l. Welles. OF Tennessee. Supcrintcnd-
erIt Of Mothers Meetings for the District W. c.
T. l. viii make an address tomorrow at Triui-
" NJ J.. Church Firth and Streets south
The evening times., 1900-02-10
rhnreed Nm Tnl.ing ncnt Money.

Detective Browne. Of Hesdquas5ers, returned
70 this city last night with Violet Martin,
twenty years ui aeC. Who Is charged with the
theft % 500 from Bessie Gordon, no entrusted
The Martin woman with the money % pay
rpuf
The evening times., 1900-02-10
Hnrrfnge Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were issued today to Angus C.
Ferguson, Of McKeesport, Pa. and Josephine
O'Hare. this city; Alonzo B. Anderson. Whining
ton. Del, and Helen " Wormley, Hyatt4vine, Nd
The evening times., 1900-02-10
sneu Granted More Time,

An order extending the time for argument on
the motion for a nSw trial for benjamin II.
SMELL convicted of murder, 10 February IC wls
issued today iy Justice Clabaugh.
The evening times., 1900-02-10
S. KalI, Sons &CO.
The Busy Corner.
Always The besf of everything
for The least money.
OPEN LATE TONIGHT.
Fitting
Glove Prices.

Gloves that ft the Municipalities that
ht your saLisfaction-and prices that'll fit
your purse. Could anything be more fit-
ting for a busy day? An important spe-
cial is
A lot Of Women's Two-cIasp Glace Kid
Gloves. In black white, tans, browns, Coo
reds, and greys. Special for this sale VI
Real Kid Gloves. in tans onIy-Perrin's s
mako-best f'-ench Kid; and made
with two clasps. Our $3.50 quality 81 M
Saturday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nv
Mems Dogskin Walking Gloves. in reds
and tans; regular 81 glove. Special 6QC
FOR Saturday Observation-Disclosures. VI
First Floor-Section c.
The evening times., 1900-02-10

Not since the local engagement Of Dun
can L. Harrison's Fun Aboard the
Pacific MAIL has Maggie Cline sung to
Washington public. She Is to reaPpear.
however. as the headliner of next weeks
bill at the Grand. where she will be pre-
ceded and followed by several reputedly
clever people. Among these are Gertrude
Mansfield and CaTyl Wilbur. whose ske,ch,
Color Blind has made a hit in vaude-
Vile: Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Litchfeld. who
are to present a one-act rural drema, en-
titled Down on the Farm" the SaviI e
Sisters. electrical dancers: Edwin LateIl.
musical comedian: Rosaire the skillful
wirewalker. and the BiogTaph This pro-
gramme guarantees performances OF IN
usual merit. and it probably will draw
large audiences
The evening times., 1900-02-10
Knit Underwear
Speaks Out.

When you're in tonight take particu-
lar notice OF the crowds that will surround
the Knit Underwear counter. We've ex-
perienced siege before when values
weren't a bit better and even less OppOr-
tune. They'll prove interesting to you.
Women's vests and pants, in wool, and
part wool-odd sizes in scarlet, natural
and white Our good SL00 quality Cut
TOT ..-...-.-.....-...... w
Womens plain white Merino Vests and
Pants-broken lines OF good quality
slightly soiied-therefore you get soc DC
qualities for .................-.-- ~
Women's Jersey-Fittins Bleached fleece
lined vests-sizes > and and Z only-siik
finish and pearl but;ons-5Oc. Vests, 1lJ
'"I -------.-- .----.-.'.'''.'''-
Women's fine fancy Lisle Thread Jer-
sey-Fitting Corset Coyers-Pink. Blue
White and Black-silk tapes in neck and
arms. and pearl buttons-$1-25 quail dQC
ties, 20 Tor .-...................... ~
WOmen's ribbed Union Suits. in natural
and MerinO-Jersey fitting-sizes Il
and worth 80 cents-go for....... ii
Children's Ribbed Union Suits and
Natural Fleece-lined and Jersey fitting
sizes ., 4 and worth so cents-gO 16I
Ior-.-.--.- ..--..-..-..-.-.-'.. ~
First Floor-Section Z.
The evening times., 1900-02-10

Temperature at ] p u,.--.----- --------- -s5
Lowest temperature. ID p. m--.-..-....---....-sl
Highest temperature, a. ,..........-Jl
The evening times., 1900-02-10
..Mikadov nt National Rines Han.

Pross. H. F. SALESMAN and william de Ford have
srransed performance Of Gilbert and Suiliyan's
comic opcra "llE1do' 10 be given on TUESDAY
evening. .u Rational Riaes Hall, for the benefit
u the Womau's Bin1ery Union. This oper$-Was
presented under tie direction Of these gentlemen,
about ,ue mlufiz ago. in most creditsble man
ncr the entire cast and chorus being composed OF
voul., ladies' The same company VIII appear at
thi- benefit VIXEN many new features VIII be IN
,roducei.
The evening times., 1900-02-10

Fox and Foxle. the clown and his train
ed dog; c. w. Williams, the weil-known
yentriloquist; Leonard and Fulton, Gel
tie sketchists: Carlin and Brown. Dutch
dualogistsi Williams and Albion, singers
Of coon" songs: Hawthorne and Parsons.
Yocalists: the HaTbecks, balaneers aud
contortionists on the slack wire-all these
are included IN the olio TO be contributed
next week at Kcrnans by the New York
star BuTlesque Company. In addition.
two travesties are 10 be interpreted. the
hrst "take-off' on In Gay New York. %
and the second a similar humOrization OF
f. Il. Rice's Hotel TOIsy Turvy." 1t is
said that both have been gorgeously
staged and that each will be given b. the
iull strength OF an excellent organization
The evening times., 1900-02-10
W. [. DOUGLAS $3.50 SHOE.
UNION MADE
Ny Washington stqye. lois Pa ave M
Ute Guruins Cimts
SUNNY rFRRr,RY 1n 1onn
Nc Meather IndIcations.


Rain and warmer tonight and sunday; fresh
EOrthessteIIy winds
The evening times., 1900-02-10
HIGH EXPLOSIVE TESTS
Experiments at Indian Head Prov
inc Grounds With ThOrite.

VIII he Made TO Penetrate
fen-IRch ArmOr Plates With
Shells Containing the New Com
pOund-The Results Awaited with
Much Interest by Naval officials.
The evening times., 1900-02-10

First quarter. 18th Fun ..-.............I4t
Last quarter---.-----,2d
The evening times., 1900-02-10
1T IS USELESS TO WRITE
TO A WOMAN

or man for medical advice unless such
are trained anu qualified medical practi-
TONERS. Offers OF medical advice " are
made by those who cannot give what
they offer, because they lack the med
ical training and professional qualifica-
tons of physicians You will not trust
your property TO the care of irresponsible
people. VIII you trust your health
Inquiry will show that no offer made by
any advertising physician can compare
with that CT Dr. r. V. Pierce. chief con-
sultiug physician to the Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute. Buffalo, n. Y.
Sick women can consult DR.. Pierce by
letter free. AZ letters are read and an
swered in strictsst confidence. II You are
suffering from: disease of the womanly
organs wrte to
DR.. R.V. FIERCE, BUFFALO, NY.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-06

tus before Philippi and Crook back
Richard before Bosworth Field, Seat
ed in his study in the Tulleries, the
emperor beheld before him one night
the famous Red Man" Of Catherine de
Medici A long conversation ensued
between Napoleon and the ghost Then
the emperor was heard to exclaim: ut
is too late now. All has been decided
upon" Some days afterward Napoleon
undertook the campaign In Russia,
which ended, as is well known. by the
awful retreat from Moscow.
The memory of the RED Man. how
cred for many years over the Tullerles
The Empress Eugene, who knew the
history Of this phantom, did not like
1t to be spoken OF before her. Had she
a presentiment Of the evils which were
about to break over the devoted heads
Of herself, her husband. and her dy-
nasty?
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-06

some re" years ago tight.rops
walker slipped while crossing a rons
hxed in public park. He Iist caavbt
as he fell. but by some means or an.
other had injured one OF his legs and
was unable to regain his footing. 40 he
hung suspended at a great height
hanging by his hands. while tho bor.
ror-strieken crowd gazed upward in
helpless expectation of a tragedy. FIR.
tuhateiy for the performer IL
happened at seaside place
bright mind thought OF the rocket an.
paratus. A willing crowd reused on.
the coast guard. who shot a line ovar
the tight rope. A man was sent aIoft
70 work the gear, and in less time than
II takes to tell the unfortunate nsr.
FORMER was lowered in saiety.-Harma.
worth ''
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-06
NOTES OF THE WHEEL
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO DEv-
OTEES OF THE BICYCLE.
Maniia -Ardsss caavsSss
to Cysliss caii Sesth Ola Protests
Against Reckless kidisg The Maslta
Timss Protests AxAinst rriek- Riders.


II any doubt has existed as to the
thorough Amerieanization OF Manila
II will be dispelled by an article pub
lished in the Manila Times, copy OF
which was recently received at the
war department In Washington. This
article, which Is the papers leading
editorial, is entitled Bells on Biey-
eles. !" and is in part as follows: Some
restriction should be put on the BIZ
cycles that wobble about franticaily.
angoyerned and silently. along the
sidewalks Of the Luenta and Maleeon.
With few exceptions. the spaniaFds
and half-easts who monopolIzs the
wheel DO not make proficient riders,
They fop from side % slide Ia a dls-
tresslng manner that would be eomir
cal were IL not az the same time dan
gerous to the pedestrian. When they
have learned the rudiments OF riding
then II enters their brain 10 bewitea
the world with their skin In plain
but vulgar English. they ride up and
down the LusaSa. h0ldlag on 10 the
handlebar with one hand only, or
pedailug With one foot. or shooting BY
a pedestrian al close a. they dare
without actually brushing up agains.
him. for the pure love u showing Of.
As, however. they have no warning
bell 10 sound. and as many ~ them
are as clumsy With their toy as a eSw
with a razor. every nox and then 4
results In the occurrence VI serious
accidents Only last week the two liz
tie children Of an English resident
we're knocked dosn and nearly ALLIED
A tay later another child gas knocked
down, and another little tot so badly
scared that IL stepped ihto the ditch
and hurt itself. We do not advocate
that bicycling should be tempered
with la any way Ait se advocate 10
this. and 10 seems 70 Us that our de-
mands are reasonable. that daring
the most crowded part Of che DAY b.
cyclists should no, b. allowed on the
LHsnta sidewalk They should BE-
made to take their place on The read.
the same as all other vehicles More
over, We Would hare them carry a bell
and sound shat bell Nhsn they asp
crossing a pedestrians path. a. a note
OF warning
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-06

Ths announcement that Tie ~
wood Whselmen and shs Ramasa :
cling club have closed thtif 81
and locked the doors Of sasif s
houses for the last time CABS 49,
more sofcthiy than ever to eaaA.
conditions that have besh noe
regret too frequently Of latt-'< =
eilulug interest In cycle club NE. -
uamhtsrs were the oldest orf'aa.
bicvels riders In Denver and ts' -
rooms vers for many yeafs NV
quarters for large cosef'e y !.
genial spirits: but the e"ae- -
been =orrowfuiIy taken from sas -.
and the furniture removed 70 '. !.
quarters whsre a score or NOR . =
Oldest members will finger w 81. M
evenings from force Of habit ~ "a
apIate Thomas OF i.e, u
behind when the owner vae'. ~ ..,s11
promlsss. The Englewood Waes -.
Organized In Chicago about NV "a /
ago. and for two or three ,ea ~. ~
sisady growth until /, Numbered \, ~ |.
bsra by the hundred and .s.Ia
large Influence in local eyes'a. |. ras,4
NM the lntlux Of new blood .s ~
of years ago destroyed tae '" ~
hon hommo and the MEMBER s,,,,, "A.
s and amusement and soeia'llI' "A. y
aide The club portals and l0, 'ss.,a,d )
auea. wherefore the officers a. al, u
disband the organization ,,a,ss.
iast been done. every dollar o. (. 'I .u.a
adneaa has been paid OF ana =, II
balance distributed among .4' ~
members still in good s's'a = Z n
x hsaPhea Az ~ g the Chicago C G. % :, = :
cat cycling organization ~ s 81. ssxt
long before that the Columns ,,rrt
mnn ono Of The oldest ana az, ~ b
clubs In the city, coihp''s num-. ..sars pss'
logan square club. For two I'M ne IN
While amalgamations afnohs M m.uy d
climbs have been taking place. ,..ns III
the smaller bodies winch =, years .
existence during the boom 1,..,v drp,
1895 ana 90, have been gum, 10, OH
ping ont of sight TINS ..' = Of y
true OF Chicago, hut Oh ~ ma snilF
large cities and many oil '''
ones. Cycle Age.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-06

An Italian countess has given her
extensive estates to a hygienic society
in that kingdom on condition that
hospital for consumptives be built on
them. The act of philanthropy Is
an incident in the world movement to
do more than ever for persons threat
ened with the terrible maIady, or act
saiiy in its deadly grasp. The methods
sf prevention and of aid rob the dis
ease of some of its power to destroy,
and promise larger gains in the saw
ing work. Resist the beginning Is
\ motto which has peculiar force in
dealing with phthisis; while the later
theory. justified by scientific investi-
cation, that degree of isolation will
prevent the spread of the infection. is
reinforcement to medication and
other healing measures. The old IA
talism, which expressed itself In folded
hands and despairing heart, when
consumption knocked at the door. is
aying out.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-06

AT the Sanitary Institute at South
Ampton DR.. MANLY stated that several
outbreaks of typhoid fever In Liver
pool had been traced to contaminated
Ice cream. Since 1898 319 persons had
applied to the Liverpool health author
tiles for permission to sell ice cream.
and IS had been told that owing TO
unsuitability of premises they must
make other arrangements. There had
been two convictions, and in one
case the stipendiary magistrate re-
marked that the best punishment for
the defendant would be to make him
live on his own ice cream for a time
DR.. Manly stated that Glasgow had
adopted similar policy to Liverpool,
and advised local authorities to apply
for parliamentary powers on the lines
Of those granted by the Liverpool act
Of 1898.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-06

tlemen. the game having been pretty
warm. went outside to cool off. and
on coming back found It my turn TO
dole the cards. which did. The man
next me bet 500, the next man stayed.
so did the next, while the man on my
right histed It $500. We all made good
and then came the draw. Every moth.
eFs son took one card save myself
held an ace. king. queen aud a pair Of
Jacks. Holding the pair. | discarded
and drew three. The arst man be,
$500; the man next raised $500. No
dropped out, and the man on my right
raised another $500 Having a pretty
good hand after the draw. put in ,hs
regulation $500 raise. After some
further skiFmlshlng 1t resulted in A
showdown. The man on my teft
heId four queens. No 2 four kings. and
NO. four aces. The colonel at this
point in the story reached for hts
drink" continued Mr. Haughton. "bu,
! stayed his hand and asked. What
did you hold. colonel?' by the stsr.
nal, sab. held the inquest,' he replfad
with gravity"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-06

more terrible aspect. There is some
thing more grotesque also In the Ger
man apparition, for she appears, 1t is
said, with broom in her hand. and is
popularity known as "The Sweeper"
Nearly all the royal palaces of Eu-
rope have their own familiar ghost.
Windsor castle harbors a mysterious
lady draped in black who was seen for
the first time two years ago under the
following circumstances: A young off,
Ger on guard at the castle was reading
one evening in the library, when all
at once he saw woman in black. her
head swathed In black lace veil.
passing before him and gliding into a
neighboring room. The room into
which she went has no exit now, but
had one three hundred years ago in the
spacious days of great Elizabeth
The officer FASTENED after the vanish
Ing lady, but in vain. She hal disap-
reared.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-06

There Is hope now that the French
government will suppress bull.agbta
10 What excuses these spectaeles
sometimes lead may he judged bv the
following received from correanond.
eht VINO Is now visiting Spain. and re-.
rates mis- experiences of bull-dgbts in
the smaller Spanish villages. "Tbov
nave sort of cheap bull. fight every
sunday afternoon. Richer speeta,ors
pay 21sd for their seats. The bnIt
VINO Tor eheapness sake Is genaraIiy
Young sometimes fatty refnsez N
nsht. II ne persists the popuIace IN.
vades the improvised arena and lltor.
any mack him to pieces with their
knives and stilettos." O''
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-06

In a paper read before the Paris
Academy OF Sciences entitled action
81 Some Gases on Caoutchouc." NJ.
DArsonval showed that ut pressurea
varying from one to five atmospheres
caoutehouc absorbs large quantities
Of carbonic acid gas and at the same
time increases In volume and becomes
more gelatinous and less elastic. On
exposure to air the gas is gradually
lost and the caoutchouc resumes its
original properties. Hence vessels of
caoutchouc readily allow carbonic acid
gas to pass through their walls. The
action is much slower In the case of
oxygen and Is slight with nitrogen.
From these experiments NJ. D'Arson-
val suggests that bicyclists should in
late their tires with nitrogen. This.
however, would not seem to be neces-
sary, according to Invention. for after
the tires have been repeatedly Debated
through loss of oxygen and then
pumped up with ordinary air the pro-
portion of oxygen inside the tire H.
comes small and practically pure nitI =
gen remains.