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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-15

A cork soaked in oil makes a good
substitute for a glass stopper, being
air tight.
For cleaning kitchen utensils pow
dered borax added to the water win be
fouad excellent
Linen blinds. green. red or brown,
that have become faded may be re-
newed By rubbing with linseed OIL.
Water stains. may be removed from
window sills By rubbing with wood
ashes and washing with bot water.
Greasy. Shiny sinks may be cleaned
and disinfected By using dissolved cop
peras.
Damp cellars may Be purified and
parasitical growth stopped BY setting
a pan Of birthstone on the floor. after
closing windows and doors.
Musty barrels and kegs may be
cleaned and aweetened b. hlling with
cold water and throwing in Jumps Of
charcoal or washing out with strong
lime water
Refrigerators should be thoroughly
cleaned once q week. everything re-
moved. shelves. and racks washed in
warn borax water, wiped dry, thea
aired and summed.
Eliza R. Parker.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-15
Bona Was Nothing
but a Rocky iiIII a Few
Years Ago.

one who desires TO ride on It, The en-
tire population Of Bona may travel
between the town and the river with
ont paying a cent. Passenger trains.
however. run only four times a day
The man on the street corner who de-
sires 70 hail a train must sometimes
find II a rather long time to wait
Though the passenger service Is 50
infrequent the trains are running
about all the time for Bona is a very
busy place and Royal avenue. through
which the tramway runs. is lined with
stores. The cars carry goods from the
steamers 10 the shops OF Royal avenue
or palm oil and other native products
down to the wharves. At times. how
ever, when several days have elapsed
after the arrival of steamer there
may be no freightage business. but the
tramway is as busy as ever. for then
big loads OF dirt arc hauled from one
part of Royal avenue 70 another IN
the still uncompleted work OF leveling
the town.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-15

sARY EMMa's PHOTOGRAPHS.
Our sary Emma Is p0ssssf9d 70 be -
shs.s z1s1s dols' iooHy things. uuheafa
o-e 4ire tfere want no limit ter the
distance s1e Hould tramp
Tar eit q d-fer-nothln. Nuthle4a, can
celed postage stamp
Another spell folks couldn't rest cntiA'
she 81 'em az % write their names IN
Bur though them as we're bad enough.
the WuEt IS noWadayas
Fer now she's got that peskv freak, tpe
ploty gra pllln' craze.
she had ter have a camera. and them
things cost sight. So.
So Sc took - subscriptions fere the
Woman's Home Delight"
And got one fer a premium plalA@~
That takes q tln-fype sufden, when 7ne
presses on spring.
And sense she set u. aakea -ilfei ---ie ?
That hain.t been Pictured lookin IKE
q horrible disgrace
The pigs. the cows the horse, the colt
he chickens large. and small.
she gees a g1nrlu Ter en- Arl --v
baEs 'em enc and all
she TUX me once a-settin up On TOP q
lead eF hay
Ny feet shets out the wagon. and ny
heads a mile away
She tock her ma in our back yard. a.
hanEin' out the clothes.
With hands as big as buckets, ana
face that's mostly nose.
yard Of tongue and monstrcla teeth
s what she calls a dog,
The cats q kind e. fuzzy -loekiu' sladaef
ln a fog.
And I've got a suspicion that what kill
"a our trindle calf
Was that be see his likeness 81 our Sary 2
photograph
She's 't0nin' er @dereierpin er
.printin' ha'f the time
she's allers huyln paetehoard ter mount
np her latest crime.
Our front room and the settiu room is
Ike some awful show.
With freaks ana framed outrage8 STUCK
all round EN- in a row.
But next spring III take them pictefs
and III fetch some of en- our
And hang EN- round the garden When
the corn begins ter aprouts
IN Be safe from crows and Dlacholf1a
and that kind Of feathered trash
Fer them Photographs of eary r, tnef
beat scarecr0Ws all ter smash.
Joe Lincoln ia Brooklyn Life.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-15

There is vine plant, native Of
tropical regions, which bears trans.
planting and viii grow indoors. but
there is one thing which it cannot
stand. and that is dust When thu
breathing pores become choked BY
dust. the gases accumulate within the
leaf for q time, and tnen are forcibly
expelled IN an audible paroxysm OF
coughing and sneezing which makes
the leaf tremble violently. At the
same time. the whole plant becomes
red IN the face. 50 70 speak. through
the sinking in Of the green chlorophyll
grains and the appearance of paru-
cles Of red coloring matter on the sur
face. The Entada IS sometimes cuiti-
waited a. a house plant Sweeping the
room Is very apt 70 ST the poor plant
a-coughing 10 the intense astonlsn-
ment Of persons who are unfamiliar
with rs peculiariles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-15
Now a
FIOUrishin9 Town.

Bona IS the capital of the Congo
Free State. It Is 50 miles from the
mouth OF the river. Fifteen years ago
Bona was nothing but rocky hill at
the base Of which stretched great
marsh. the prolific source Of tropical
fevers A great change has been
wrought in the appearance and condi-
tions of Bona A number Of long
streets have been built over the hlll.
The height has been dug down and
leYeled 90 that It Is no longer dihicult
20 reach II from the bank or the river
The marshes have been drained. beau
tiful little parks now flourish. and the
Bona OF today Is a smiling. fourishing
town. Piers extend out into the river.
and vessels from Europe tie up at
these iron structures and discharge
their cargocs directly into the little
cars that are pulled BY small steam
engines along the main street Of Bona
The peculiarly Of this steam tram
way Is that II makes no charge to any
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-15

A Great quest for some spot other than
the Arm.

A Great quest for some spot other than
the Arm.
There can Be little doubt that the
spot on the outside Of the arm where
the vaccination usually IS performed
has been chosen from motives Of con-
venience rather than aesthetics. and
with small reference 10 the feelings OF
the patients. So far as convenience Is
concerned. nothing could be better:
and when the good time comes when
% be unvaccinated viii be considered
& disgrace. no doubt every young wom-
az Win be proud to carry her scars
open pnblic view. IN the meantime
they don't Ike It. and many attempts
have been made to and a better place.
On the vhoie. the most popular substi-
fuie seems to be the leg The obiec-
ton to using the leg as a site for vac
cinalion 81 children arises chiefly from
the dimcuify which IS found by some
mothers IN keeping the part dry and
clean. bet with modern methods Of
protected vaccination this may not
prove 50 important as il was when
al vaccinations Were ieft bare. Take
It altogether. however. the most gen
eraliy convenient place viii probably
be- found on the left flank. over the
lower RIBS II babies were reasonably
dressed thar would Be a spot on which
bat little friction need ever fall. on
uhlc1 L would BE- easy TO apply a pro-
ferliTe dressing. and on which the
ne,eamry area 81 clcatrix would not
become q deformity Moreover. much
90 re froucie rhich sometimes fol-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-15
Expressive Russian Proverbs.

KNOCK out his eye who remembers
byeones
A kind word Is better than a pie.
Pray 10 God. but keep rowing to the
shore.
Drink az table-not behind a pillar.
Dog. why do you bark2 To frighten
The wolf away But dog. your tail IS
between your legs on I'm afraid Of
the wolf fsaid OF great takers and
little does)
The wolf asked the goat to dinner:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-15

lows vaccination arises from the area
Of yesication required. and its being
crowded on the small extent OF surface
offered by the arm. But with a larger
area 70 work upon the vesicles night
be further apart and it is NOT impossi-
bic that much secondary Inflammation
might be saved. All, however, depends
upon how the baby is dressed. So long
as the attempt is made 70 make an in
tants clothes At it there Is no use
Yaocinating just where they are sure
to rub. and the choice probably lies be-
tween the arm and leg-arms for boys
and legs for girls.-Boston Journal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-15

the goat respectfully declined. (Hc was
invited to be eaten.)
II acquainted with bear. keep hold
OF the Ak.
His thoughts are over the noun
tains, but death is behind his shoul-
der. (Of building castles IN the alr.)
With God, over the sea: without
God, go not over the threshold.
When you walk. pray once: when
you 90 to sea, pray twice; when you
90 to be married pray three times.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-15

KsovIedre Applied Brines Respect
President Jordan Of Leland Stanford.
Jr.. University says. The world turns
aside to let any man pass who knows
whittier be Is going
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-15

q Hitherto Unfried Fleid-z -zIsrcl1ants
- Bette 1boas 10 ciss Penny Change
~ Ataru&
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-15

Kind 81 Roadstera ths Enuliah want
An English veterinarian. writing n
the North British Agriculturlst has
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

rni week bias been 70 very lively
One ut tH. university The NlIag.
tan has been working the literary
societies have hoHu busy and Zoe TACT
rHUrF thing hl. hrpu .hummiag.
IlUri1 afternoon tho Alihencum
Literary sl i,ty gave very interest
.. program There Was banjo solo
HE N'.H Johnson % pJpc on the lifp
G NoKiulrt hy kirk Bryan. read.
.uE m .uDiai progress Dos Miss Craig
Miss Anderson aaua @ solo which was
wolf received aud Bruno Dipckmau
played q violin solo. The society pa
pD" was read by Miss Brewer
4 number of the students gave e
squcrado party Halloween az Miss
iilmwc.s tudin. Some OF the cos
umHs were worry amusing and there
Nls gr.ai deal OF merry fun
Some college spirits got loose on
90. csc uf the 3lat and created hayu,
Uu the hill The halls of the building
were filled with desks and chairs.
doors were tied with rope. the teach.
rra dcsEs were p..cd high with an
SORTS of things and the demons OF
B.llum ruiguod Supreme
Friday afternoon the Estrola Liter
AIRY society CAV, q program Miss
Ridley gave 20 recitation Miss chill
I,r played ypr, pretty piano sulu.
followed hy paper by Mr. BittuoJ
and recitation entitled "Thr Last
Leaf uy Nh Hugh Bryan THE
S.UrrhDr the society paper, was
read uy the president Miss Hunt.
and hDiug e Capahl" .rcuiiun showed
thr talent wac received heartily
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02
w. c. T U coLMuN.

The sunshine of prosperity reveals
the hidden places loo human nature
ana Is ,JucihlC even more trying
than sorrow 90 test the worth of char.
actor Generally speaking circum
iarfiol evidence onuylcts the favored
SONS az Adam of base sclnahupss and
gross Indifference 20 the condition ~
thrir lo1s favored brothers. but Ia
specific cases. prosperity rs the mas.
tor touch that thrill tho silent chords
ot philanthropy and generosity into
harmonious action.
our own city is an excellent OK.
ample of tho last named class. for
Albuquerque has not permitted her
fame for enterprise and commercial
worth Go interfere with hpr works nf
charity uLd hruDyuloncc Aside from
th" general generous public there
''" many whose time ie devoted 90
'hu work cot finding and extending aid
'H Ihc needy and lB every msthuc,
'N" IEnIl Of distress is answered hy
willing helping hands
Almost without exception the phil.
ui"r"uir work ~ the CITY in due 10
.0r women The women uf late
F"1f u." tho moving power Of every
.".H form tho world over Half
Duuiu ago H writer said. 'N1
HIU cruelty Goo woman Is almost
'.N.H surely That man h8I newer
N.Nu inr tenderness uf "a mother ur
. Mud. were be- living today hp
would uf necessity reverse tine -cnu
W'ui of hiH expression From the
'IHn1anr' ot her own happiness and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02
EARLY MORNING FIRE.
J. n. Sanehexs Barber shop Started
W In Smoke az 2 O'Clock

Fire Vas discovered this morning
at @ o'clock in the rear Of j. r.
Sanchez barber shop and the tailor.
Ing establishment OF q Tomoi a Bro
pu Railroad avenue The Gre depart
mont made its appearance on the
scene n few second after and succeed
ed in gaining control OF the flames Iu
short order Chief Buppe reports the
Ere Co have originated from the heat
ug appa 'atus which o. used tO heat
| water for the bath rooms The flames
caused considerable damage 10 the
furniture ben the barber shop aud "a
the household goods belonging Ia Mr.
Sanchez in the SECOND story
The building. which Ga owned by
Joseph Barnett sustained some dam
Bgc and the goods IN the tailorinp
| establishment were slightly damaged
! by the smoke and water
The building was insured for 8 2OU
hy company represented hy r. A.
Kent and the firm OF Motpalf A
strauss had insured tho barber shor
for $500 ana the household goods for
Si1n. On the goods In the tailor sbor
OF Tumoi a Bro there was 81 300 OF
insurance which was carried in IA,
HWpaniHf represented by Don J.
Rankin and =. e. MoCanna.
lu moving the furniture from the
second story of the building. Mrs
sanchez claims to have lost $50 IN
cash and a deposit slip FOR $3.50 uu
thH First National bank
Joseph barnett who LEFT this week
700 % hunting expedition on the up.
r.. Pccoa was notified today Of the
.HufavrHtiun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02
INolAN scAool Nores.

Or Wood spent several DAYS of
the past week yacclnatlng the In
dians at lslcta
Miss NJ T. Dissette. supervising
teacher has been spending some time
visiting the day schools Of this dis
triCt and reports some excellent work
being done in the pueblo schools.
When % comes 90 genuine wit and
ingenuity Ringing Bros will have to
retire in favor ~ the small boys vino
have erected large tent on their
play ground in which they perform
daily to the great enjoyment Of their
many spectators Their show is we'll
worth aeeing
Miss lena Scldomrldgo is rapidly
recovering the use Ut her arm. which
was severely strained short time
ago.
4 handsome black pony has lately
become the property Of W i oliver
a Go and his owners take great
pleasure iu driving him.
Mrs LuWTy entertained her friends
ut the girls building on Halloween
All the old Halloween games were
revived for the occasion. ana groat
amusement ana not q little laughter
were eau Cd hy tho strange fortunes
of those brave souls who consulted
the Fatas The festivities were con.
tinuod t.ll q ate hour. after which de-
liciuuh i.fri shmUuts were served
Everyone enjoyed the evening and
voted Mrs Lowry q most successful
entertainer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02

chastity tho modern won - ~flr Z
90 rive freely to her uni ..r q. Ell.
tcrs
An especial important department
of the w. & r u has the rccuo work
Tor its mission From n moral vlow
point woman can redeem tn past
With even less difficulty than man.
for n womnn's soul o. more elastic.
and. when loosed from the fottofs "
Sin rises to greater heights through
the stimulus of her inherent religious
instincts.
one cannot estimate the Influences
and temptations that besioge auuthr.
or. from seat ~ holiness. condemn
the fallen creatures who cannot rise
without aid striving 10 follow the
teachings Of the Nazarone the W. G
r. g. has been great factor IN
eliminating from human nature the
pharlsaic characteristics 81 passing
morcilcgs judgment ON our unfoit un
ate fellow beings
Any woman In Albuquerque who de-
siros 20 leave life ~ hamy. into
which circumstances and men may
have ConBpirCd 20 force her. win net
only be- heartily assisted by the local
w G. r a.. but will be also honurcd
for her aspirations 20 q puror NE.
MRS. RALPH hill.
Assistant Press Reporter w G. T. u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02
pAN.AmrRlcAN coNoRrss.

The Pan American congress is bon
session loo the City ~ Mexico All
the independent republics at the thrp,
Americas are repre- auted This BE-
the gcruri conference Of Tho Kind
the Ert having been held 80 Wash
inEtor b. 1859 during 81 Harrison
prcsidcac and being due 90 the a.
forts ~ tlat broad minded statesman
James O. Blaine then secretary of
state
The present ono Is due Goo sur
gcstiou maJo hy President McKiul,,
in hi. mrssFagc of 1888 that tnr tim,
was oNpo llrut fuT another conference
The MrEi,an government took up th,
idea and issued invitations to ull The
independent countries Of North Cen
trail ana south America Bll 81 which
accepted % was intended that Ga,
session mould ho for one week. hui
The uumunr of important topics ION
discus. ion is $40 great that the dis
cusfinus may la-t longer
Tho most important subjects srhrd
ulod urn arbitration of disputes be-
tween American nations tho cHtah
lishmHnt uf "a. international court of
rlaiuis RIO I,sriupmcnt ~ better and
moro frequent communication bc
tween tho American republics the re-.
modelling "f consular port and Gus.
toms equations au uniform system
Of statistics. and the decentralization
OF the International Bureau Of Amerl
can Republics. The two most impor
tant are thDs" on arbitration and "a
court of claims The FIRST of these
viii cause most energetic discussion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02
STOCKING streams WIN Firh

rms morning G W BurnhHm cap
tain of the United States nsh com
mission arrived here from El pnso
m bits private car ana continued on
lis humnwaru return 90 Noushu. Mo.
where be- vii. stock up his numerous
tank. again from tho noted FISH hatch
rry When the gentleman left Nco.
.hu "a few weeks ago be- started with
5000 rainbow trout. 5Ou black bass
: GnN ruck bass 1900 sun nsh and
500 strawberry fish. and when he
reached Trinidad ho received from
tho LoaiNIly hatchery 10000 black
spotted iuuut. all of which ho distrih.
If.I Do Colorado New Mexico TcAns
aud Arizona streams and ponds Cap.
tain buruhbm Dos accompanied by
three messengers and cook
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02
rHe COMING ELECTION.

ON ncNt Tuesday elections FOR gov
cruur and other state officers are Ca
hc hold iu Iowa Massachusetts,. New
Jersey OHIO anC virginia Nehrns
VA viii elect q supreme Judge and
regents of the stat, university. Penn
sylyania q state treasurer aud iudg,
of tho sup court and Maryland
members cot the state Legislature
In Ohio Governor Mash is canU
date Tor reelection ON strong rp
publican platform touching both ua
tiOnnl and state issues ifc is on
posed hy Colonel Kilh0urno ON q plat
form ignoring Organism The cam
paign has been q quiet one
In Iowa the republicans are united
In 4pitc Of the efforts of the pytrrmy
pruhihItiuuists aud democrats to work
up sentiment against tho republican
candidate Tor governor Tho plat
form is of tho rtalwu.t order. ON On,
line of Pre-, idont McKmcys speech
al Buffalo while the demo ratio plat
form was not receiver with favor hy
the pupu.irtlc branch 81 the party
In Pennsylvania the democrats ig
nored national issues ana every stat,
Issue except that OF reform In IN,
lcgi Hlaturo An attempt is to be- mad,
10 unite %. democrats and bJltnr
or Independent republicans
In MAly'a senator German 81
makCE auprHm. effort Co e,rur,
control of 40, legislature ana b,
democrats have announced that DO
they control tho legislature thoy viii
proceed tu dlsfHu,hirr the negroes.
on these issues Tho republicans ar,
making their main fight
IN Nebraska the offices are less im
poriant than tho platform adopted by
IN" republican and dpmocHti state
conventions The republican Plat
form lH Halwwart. Zoo every claus.
Tho Dom IDrailr platform NaH dlctu
ed hy Mr Bryan
The New Jersey republicans Boo lNgk
elected 'h'Ir ruyDu.r hy plurality
~ a.l'3 Last sea. Mckinley had 20
plurality az 5INHH The republicans
expect q plurality boz November uf.
5000 tu 10000 Tho main Interest con
tiers Boo Massachusetts Ohio. Town
Nebraska and Pennsylvania whore
There haas been quiet hut very earnest
campaign work. m 5000 fH, r.puU.
can plurality loo Mas aphuautt. was
81 500. boo ohio G3u'D. loo Town. gs
a's boz N,nrasNa ,N--. loo pcuu.yl
Yau.a.. 2NNt3a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02
CERRlII.os
From the Register.

From the Register
" n Kennedy returned from "A
business trip to Albuquerque and
other points south
J T.. Wells is having the shaft NJ
the Empire state mine rptmbcrcd
and pui in share Tor active work
Mr. Wells purchased a half interest
in this mine from W n Kennedy a
short time ago
Miss A g. Campbell VINO formerly
held the position of operator in the
oH.rn the Postal Telegraph rumpn.
"F hero. anne up from Ei ps-,. where
she '- now employed for 70 three
weeks visit with C"rrllus friends
M.a Nancy 4 Jackson announces
che marriage of her daughter. Miss
Ndu Jackson 10 & a. Green. which
Nil take place at Tho Methodist
church Boa CornlluH at u'CiurE 3D. M.
Nuy,mbnr g. 1901 No Invitations
W.ll uv lIy,n hut tho ceremony viii
be- uuhI' tn all friends OF the con
tracing parties
Edwin Walter aud son of Kansas
'iN came up from the south and
tay"d over q day looking after some
mining properties iu this vicinity.
SIR Walters is we'll known here hay.
ing lived in Corrillos many year, Ite
snya Dec considers Ccrrillus di urict
one Of thD richest mining regions In
The west
W A. Brown was lullpd tu Albu
uuurqur tho hrst of tho W hy "a
Telegram from hiH wife stating that
their liitlv son. STANLEY hei fallen
and hraE"u hIH arm ON rcturolug
Mr. Brown stated that "a doctor vas
summoned and the fracture reduced
90 once and the little fellow was get
ting along nicely when De- loft
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02
ST. louis rxposlrloN.

The exposition 90 ST. Louis ln 1909
viii bD the largest and most cOmplot,
OF any over given 70 will cover
twice ihD urea ~ ground occupied by
the Chicago flir u will call for the
expenditure 10 greater sum of
money 70 viii gather a more varied
collection ul Interesting objects from
every quartcI of the globe u will bo
more beautiful more complete. more
attractive. more valuable than any cx
position go Tar held Moro people
will attend tho So loui. fair than
ever attended an, previous one More
Foreigners will come because they
know more of America nov and take
"a rHat,r interest boo American AZ
fairs As the time uf the Chicago
exposition the foreigners looked mp
un the United States a. a second class
nation. and the Chicago exposition
was view. Vi much In the same light as
" 10 bad been held IN Hupnus Ayrca
or RIO Jauloru since fNp spanish
war the world has come t1 recognize
that the United state really holds
thD key tu the world peace and hap
pincss that this nation .- the wealth
fest the greatest tHr WU4t energetic
of an Therefore European pcopl,
will come ln create numbers. and
their exhibits viii nD ua a mU D
larger scale than heretofore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-02

A kpmp.Urb fh, original urumut
.r of a rrpphau, uu, tu the river
owns 1s Hr south e.. H.lou a .uW
loo ihr rity and yesterday turned over
t1 s j Crawford th. wool buy,r
'hD remainder OF tho 10000 pounds uf
wool which M Crawford rrcputI,
purchase from ihu pprulia merchant
10 took thutyHyu wagons tp b, Inc nm,
"HH' boo sacks Ju thD ,.t. ana tH,,
have h..u forpd u % WarDbnu.a up
north T"i street Urrarfinr ooh.
ph'n' matter" NJ, k,mu,u.gh SAYS
h' ln' "Hs completed tu hl. store
.u prwul f.W unt. AGO ANA aim