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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-10

The Great Northern on Corr.
has met with Phenomenal sgae..
ItH articles u incorporated -.
e1eeHtsd and fled a. require
laH on March 3. 1901 H. +,
following sfh ~ April its frr
WAS lpeafed and the materisl 81
the derrick n ordered and 81 -.
We are getting estimates ~ I.
machinery and hope 70 b. Al -.
sinking our FIRST test wen bss.sI
the 9th II April
We have the beet .anda. ana rao,. =.
them, than any other eom.sr.
and We are bound 70 get oil
In letter dated Hoquiam NJ.
april :. 1901. Or .. q. chsse
vice president ~ the Great NJ.
eru Oh Company. says Concerns,
the land which this company ~
leased from him a. COpalis t0inf
Il am In this oil business for ~,
expect to receive by delving A.,
in the earth. ] am very couf5.-.
We nave the best place for ,sr
well On North l0f Grays hafts
beach
Next Thursday ! viii 20 over a..
arrange for teams % move ..
lumber ffaF our derrick a a.
as II Is delivered on the wharf !,
Oyhut.
= have lust received a cash o.
for stock from an entire stzsr,.
NJ Los Angeles Mrs. Browr-f
II seems We are not alone n Ia.
Ing confidence that petroleum =.
lists on our property.
We had. - my hotel on gwa
Beach last winter, a Mr. o. q
Fuller. ar expert In the ernpny Y
Los Angeles capitalists, rhe W.
very enthusiastic over the F.sa.
goal outlook for Oh on ny r,sa
nov leased t0 the Great Nnrfhsy
OF Company. and ne SIN beiisfs
In II.
The Great Northern has iei sa-s
Of choice oil land in Fresno sc.,.
Is. California. and cgucerninf Z
NJ .. Y. Cannon. an err.
wrote as April 4. 1901, Int
strike vas made last week H.
miles Nesf 81 c0alinEs. q 81 Z
high grade. g degrees. ans q
the formation runs northwes, "a
douhls proves section 4 fconiziriv
fug our fsa acresb % ~ % AZ
and. owing % the high rrses Z
the oil. very valuahie
We VII begin work on our lsrt :
Kerr river district before ihe ri
81 Aprfi-on most promising ARK
no successful wells and 10 rar
being bored ours will make "a
TIE EEnss1a NfErfww Harr~T r4rr
.-The Kern county. Csliforria 4
fields are among the riches Z
the world" That's 80: and e.
stockholders have 100 acrs =
Kern river and 20 acres IN Nck1.
trick district.
The Great Northern "a TOW AZ v~t
or its Copaiis point property sni
will begin operations IN Kerr y
er district in ten days We ~
determined % get oil and his 81
bends FOR our stockholiers a. :
whom share our properties ~
proFuer y on exactly the azs
terms
This summers SUN viii ce-tairT
shine unnn wonderful success "
our stockholders,
Further information given Z ~
write or call
Our ground floor -assessahs
shares al cents are going hE
Don't vat til the price is - esnis
Remit 10 Great Northern on -
pany. p. q. Box "a Seattle -
It's Cherry street. Post-inieihfsi'
Ger building
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Fire SAFE OF Wall Papsr.

VIII commence April H. Paper az
your oWu price. star Paint Co. 30
90 PIKE street
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Mar 3. 10. H. 20. 70, 40. April T. y ~
10. q. -. May I.
For Alaska Cottage city. Mar H.,
10 Apr TO. 20 May 10. Senator Mar
l. i6 wapr IS 20. Al. ~ Mar. o.
n, Apr y. 20. State ot California,
May 8 city Of Topeka May 10.
Ticket onio~, ats FIRST Ave-. seattle
N Tstbot s5aus,aq Al. ~ y Miller. Asst
ten Art Ocean Dock. h.atiia tooaAu.
laIklns & % Den. At nan Fthnulso3
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Diamond lee " the best. ~ costs
no more than THE cheapest. Tel
Main Ieza
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scare blight

The ssarchHght az No. 1854 Sec
ond avenue. e showing Interesting
views Of Mr. Nation smashing
thfuaa in ERnsaa
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National Bank OF Commerce
eUslnGss CHANCES.

to.ruom heune on scnrra street nenr
sixth avenue. SO Furniture for
sale
ruum fat IN North Seattle.
ROBERT ABRAMS
1fF EHu York block Tel Main $40
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CIAIRuoYANTR.

GERTRUDE MYREN. greatest iiv.
ing elHtrYayHut Leland, $40 "a av.
MRS. HENDERSON. clairvoyant.
rcadInEa 30. Nnndome. l1lh Let av.
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ARCHITECTS.

a. TibEMASD. q Coimsn block
AeAanua = Walker. 80, y. y. blk.
. IS HouGHToS. A..Il CoLnna
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LOVER SHOOTS

AUGUSTA. Ga April TO- Ho-
cause her parents objected to her
engagement 10 Misa Mamie Clog
horn n summerviiis. Ca she was
shot and killed ~ r L. Arlington,
her youthful lover. Arlington thcn
shot and Killed himself both h.
aud his faneea belonged To promi-
nrnt families
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WA. 81. Hu1IkER. Attorney at
Law Advice free. suits prose-
cuted aud defended ln all courtas
u years experiences. Proceedings
Ia bankruptcy. Companies incor-
porAtsd. Abstracts carefully eH-
aminsd. Collections made IN all
parts of the United states High
est commercial and bank refcren-
csH. hig Third avenue, opposite
Public Library. Phone Main 1000.
J. 4. bALL. III. j. Roxweil Block.
les Columbia "a. above lat Ave.
General practice In ali the courts
Damage Cases = Speciality.
Moderate Fees =EuuauItntio Free.
Ten Tears Active Practice.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
or-si-law. Dexter Horton Hank bid
~ r. FOSTER. Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main "a
J 4 KELIssaa. ~ Hanvy building
hENsuN s Aust. g i4onton stock
". y lsAMBuTH. zoa-A PAcinc blk
a s MACDONALD. 500 Burke Bid
Root. Palmer q Hrown. Pioneer BID.
y e c0SoVER. t9-n Halter bldg
LYMAN = kNArP % Haiier bldg
q. WAND KENT. "a burke BLDG.
y , noruLAs. ~ New Yofk blk.
htciisHp osHoRs. sos A \ y. bk
s s LAsatsASp 90 New York blk
HORACE PETER. sis New York bk
y u PARKER u2 Pacine Block.
PIEHHE = FEhRY. 1910 second.
q q MAnIIN Lazl.r . noaion bk
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
aus RAc o. UrLe.

A1sfRAC o. urLe.
OSBORNE. IHEMFhk a 90. inc.
Abstract Company. tatn blihhea
1855 Mining claim abstracts. iiahr-
meut ef the Mutual Life nuldlnE
Booth Whlttleaey iia uford Abstract
CO established 1865. basement Of
Halter block. Telephone Main lpt.
aIAITII AH.frnri 90 ~ = biz
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HERE IL a good buy-I90 acres rich
black laam soil. Is acres cleared.
pasture for II COWS running
spring water. house. two barns.
poultry houses and yards, bearing
orchard. variety Of small fruits.
handy tn Seattle hy boat or rail:
horse. jersey COW. thoroughbred
chickens and complete outft u
tools 90 with place price t2seo.
ROBERT MALTBY 80 \. y. block
POULTRY RANCH - ~ aces good
level land nicely located few min
utsa walk from depot. 3, tts pust-
Office and good school Groom
house WOOD shed. root cellar. iafn.
chicken house with large yMi ID.
variety # fruits. cow. chlf md 40
chickens with place. price $50.
ROBERT MALTHf. 40 -. v ,sioek
FtNANCtsI-Wa 10 Borrow.
80. -.
WHY keep your money IN bank
when ~ can get you 7 per cent
on FIRST mortgage. Improved real
estate n the city 81 Seattle Ger
man American Investment Co. bi1
Thlrf tvs. opposite uuhllc library
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The hest Of all STEEL RANGES
~ the ONO At =. {. Miles a Piper
4
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REssMAKERs.
pYGIno ANo CLEANING.

PAHisiAN DYE WORKS = We
call for. clean. press ana deliver
your clothes. Express order Civ
Ell prompt attention. liis irt ave.
AMERICAN steam bye Works. dry
cleaning iii u ave Tel Main ~
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rlrcIRlcAl MAcnlNeRY.


= wYMAN co. manu-
fueture aud repair electrical APP
pufatne 1914 West av Main. rs
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MONEY eolegled y ligaL9n hlg-k.
CLoIHEB CLEAHiro.
bHATTIE Clothes .lt,ssing -.
clothes IN shape . 10 month dye
ing repairing. 1907 3rd. Bun lDOA
dIGuEaT prices for caHt-on c.othe
ing Dnge faYilr 10 star BOYD Did
LOutnSe I'm ana 8OtLOEno.
=. NoGLEHEtt8 6. pnIuuug, paper
hanging, kaiaamimins 1929 Pine.
HODEHQulaI q HDaELEAF. shops
At 2is go aprlnE street
!. 81. SWIFT. hguss and sign pain
ter, Lake avenue tLomuut
ohHCtao AGADEmIEo.
u DANofha LEasDNR glb0-
Ladies and gentlemen Joining our
opening CLASSES for beginner now,
Monday and friday evenings az
5 80 Guarantee waltz. 2 step ana
all the iafesl BAL room dances.
Extremely low rate FOR gentlemen
who can take tefHoHH al once.
Exclusive private lessons daily %
Wilson Dancing Academy iMukr
block. Pike street. Circulars mall
eel free. seattie's leading dancing
school
MIR. and Mra Littie'h Academy. de-
pertinent. dancing physical cul-
fr8ra aHH RHNfanu bot 7FH and Afhs
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LIST your property with MS. E. c.
lNERs 4 CO. Real Estate and
Mines. i22l First avenue.
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OPTICIANS

!, Llndauer eyes OK. free, s22 Pike.
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bNNNA-
The caaaaiaa Baak Of Csmmsree
capital paid up ss.ss..s..s. y. Va. v2v
6ElGht MaHon Dollars)
surplus 80 -s..s #sss--..... u. coo. esVo
A general Banking Bssness Trans
SEATTLE RnINcH-corasr OF
James st ard Second Avenue.
p. A. CAMERON Mgr.
THE FIRST NATIONAL hank
OF SEATTLE
Paid up Capital $50. 900
General banking business transacted
J. u. HoEs. r.. pre- n hcMiok-
en-, vice pres. I. Turner. cash r.
y. pnrkhurnt. Asst. cash Exchange
on principal cities Of y. 3 Europe.
PUGET BOUND NATIONAL HANK
OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid IA. ttss.coo. sur.
plus. as e1e.
Furth. pre-. J. 8. Goldsmith.
wire pres n v. Ankcny. cashier.
Correspondents in principal cities
IN the United States ana Europe
National Bank OF Commerce
Paid NJ capital .... $50 600
Trausacta general banking business
~ 6 Henry. pres. r. Y Spencer.
cash aafe aepost vaults Tor rent
Safe Dspesit sssIt BoEs, for Rest
Scandinavian American Bank
~ Seattle A general banking bust
ness transacted Deposits 81 600 coo
A. ChiiberE. uruss Z. l.. Grundahi.
let vice pfeH 4 ~ soeibrrE. cash.
} p. Lane. HHHt4 cash No branches.
PEOPLES SAVING HANK
Second avenue and Pike 81 Capital
paid up. TOO 90 - g. Ngufeidrr.
ureH J II. Hayden. cash. J. r
Grpwuleaf. asst cash Commercial
ANlrKs anH tfuEi husir~Hn
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flkANclAl.

- CENTS.
IL he price per aAnrs - our stock. which
10 none aassanhls oar lands are Ia the
GofALfs DISTRICT Which hiss the
best tndlenftan faf OIL in the state
Drilling 70 aamm@urs hnuu.
SEATTLE oil COMPANY.
sps-T \. Y Block
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We have choice list OF vacant lots
cottages. modern dwellings and
stores in all parts of the city. Ger
man American Investment Co, 5l3
Third nVenup
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WANTgo-REAL Ls1AIIs-;-

WE have cash customers i ~
cottages and modern dWs ,,sr.an-
any part OF the city ~ ,ra
American Investment Co;
avenue. opposite public w. -
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MINES AND MINING.

CALL ON Dickson & Price Tor sauk
River Mining Co. stock. or TO
trnde oil stocks whereby we can
hold stock in several companies
asd the first one striking oil we
Will be in H. once 227 Pacific blk.
NApON. WRIGHT q Co. brokers.
2Oi Pacific block Alaska mines
aud Nome elpims n speciality.
AnTanthAtI
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

MIR. and Mra. Little't Academy. de-
pertinent. dancing physical cul-
tire 80 Madison bot 7rf and Ath.
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Pacific Coast Steamship.CO
w. For san Francisco

THE Company'sateam
nhipa Stato Of Cal
Walla Walla, umatilia
aud city Of fuobla
AsaN IA . -
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-15
HILL on THE ARMY

In recent number of the Saturday
Evening Post Congress Hull OF Iowa
undertakes 10 Justify the new army
measure. lie began by saving that the
fight for the reorganization OF the reg
ular army had lasted four years and
speaks OF putting the United States
in line with the rest of the world in
the matter of organization of the mill
tarv and of the government" That is
a statement which no republican leader
would have made during the last cam
paign. The reader of the article is
disappointed 10 find no mention made
of the number Of sons Congressman
Hull has among,h commissioned Off
GERS of the army. 1t is also to be re-
GREETED that the gentleman from Iowa
did not take time TO enumerate among
the reasons for the large army the ne
cessity of protecting the syndicates
which are being organized to exploit
the Philippine islands. Being the
president of the Philippine Lumber
and development company Mr. Hull is
in position to give valuable infOrma-
ton on this point. 4 prospectus Of
the company. issued last summer set
forth the fact that his company had al
ready secured valuable timber conces-
sions and explained that the labor
problem was easily solved because Of
the abundance of Chinese labor
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-15

Despondent over his recent discharge
from the Duluth diocese. Rev. Fran
els Budzyoski, Roman Catholic priest.
shot himself in the heart in a hotel at
Minneapolis. and died before aid could
reach him. He had tried asphyxiation,
but the odor OF gas was noted and his
attempt frustrated. He fred two shots
at himself. while two bellboys stood
outside the door waiting for him. He
had on his person a letter from Bish-
op McGolrick dispensing with his serv-
ices. Two other letters were found,
one addressed to a brother in Elmira,
y. Y, and the other 10 a waitress in
a Minneapolis restaurant.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-15
Greer WOuId Live Simnle.

Gov. Greer of Oregon does not ap-
prove of the bill to provide for the
purchase OF an executive mansion. says
an exchange. Il am too poor a man
to accept such favor at the hands Of
the state" he says. Il am now living
very comfortably, very economically,
and very happily in house, the rent uf
which amounts to SIS per month. To
buy fine house and turn it over to me
to furnish and keep up would, instead
of being financial help. simply
amount to an increased burden. Par
adOxical as it may seem. can not af-
ford it, and if the bill now pending
should pass the house SO purchased
would have to remain vacant while
am in Office"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-15
COnlnoner Comment.
Extracts From W. J. Bryans Paper
CUBA SHOULD BE FREE.

The action of the administration in
insisting that the Cuban constitution
shall define that islands relation with
the United States. is without iuStifi-
cation in law or morals. Il implies
threat that the United States will VIC
late the written assurances given By
the president. the resolution OF con
SresS and the treaty made With Spain.
II the Cuban representatives refuse 10
concede what the administration de-
mands. The title to Cuba was relin-
pushed TO the Cubans-it was no,
transferred TO this nation We have
no right 10 demand that Cuba shall
now make treaty with us before we
comply with the treaty already made.
cuba Is our neighbOr. a sister repub-
nc. Ne helped her to secure her indie
pendeHce and We have every reason
40 i.ete that she Will show her graft
tude p eVeiy proper way II We act in
good faith. But why arouse the sus-
plcion OF her people or provoke them
10 anger? They are entitled to the
liberty for which they fought. and the
republican leaders are sowing seeds
OF dlscord when they acknowledge. as
II grudSlngiy, the independence which
was unanimously proclaimed three
years ago.
At the final session of the Cuban
convention words were spoken which
indicated fear on the part OF some Of
the Cubans that this nation was not
dealing frankly with them, and it
must be confessed that there is ground
for their fears but does the admins
tration really represent the sentiment
of the American people on this sub
ject?
We cannot afford to turn from the
role OF a good Samaritan to the role of
a dictator We can understand how
the CUDans feel now. if We Will only
Imagine how the cOlOnists would have
felt toward France if she had de-
manded to have the relations between
France and the United States agreed
upon before Withdrawing Honesty
and fair dealing are all that are nee
essary to insure peaceable and ad-
VantageOus relations With Cuba, but
for some reason the republican leaders
prefer to pick a quarrel.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-15
THE PRESIDENT AN EMPEROR.

The SpOoner amendment 70 the army
appropriation bill vests in the presi-
dent power and authority which can
be exercised only by an emperor. BY
voting down the amendments offered,
the republicans placed themselves on
record as in favor OF the exercise of
arbitrary and imperial power by the
chief executive. No rest lotions are
placed upoh hiin and 10 time iinit is
fixed to his rule. He * supreme: he
can appoint whOms oeVer ne pleases:
he can vest legislative. judicial ami eX-
ecutive power all III ore person, AID
that person IS under no obligation TO
observe the constitution IN dealing
with Filipino subjects. And this is
done in the name of liberty? This is
the policy of a party which sprang
into existence to apply the Declaration
of independence TO men entirely black,
History presents I'D instance of a
transformation so sudden and COM
plete.
The provisions in regard to fran
chises are of little value. because the
president must rely upon the repre-
sensations of appOntees in the Phil
ippines and their statements will be
ex-parte. Only the men who want
concessions will be heard-the Fill
pinos will have no voice in the matter.
What advantage is there in having
the franchises terminate one year af-
ter civil government is established,
II that government is to be colonial IN
character and administered by foreign
erS?
If that provision has any influence
at all, it will simply give powerful
group of concessiOnaires pecuniary in
terest in postponing the establishment
of civil government. 1t may stimulate
campaign contributions and lead to
the establishment of a bureau in the
United States for the dissemination OF
literature prejudicial to the Filipinos.
If the republican party is poweriess
to protect the people of the United
States from monopoly. how can 1t BE
expected to protect the helpless in
habitants of remote islands?
In the campaign Of 1900 the republic
cans strenuously denied that they had
any imperialistic intentions and their
denials deceived many. but here is
proof that cannot be disputed. The
president is an emperor. and will re-
main SO until the republican party re-
verses its policy or until the people
retire that party from power.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-15
Paris Gibson as . Montana Senator.

Amid scenes of the widest excite
ment, in which some of the members Of
the Montana legislature threatened
bodily harm to their opponents, Paris
Gibson, the millionaire ranchman, as
sociate of James J. Hill. and founder
of the City of Great Falls, was elected
to the United States senate at 3 o.
clock Friday morning in succession to
Senator William A. Clark. Twenty
two ballots were taken during the
day and night session before the leg
islators could decide upon their major
ity choice.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-15
TOWNE AND WEBSTER

The Kansas City Journal complains
because a correspondent likened
Charles \. Towne TO Daniel Webster.
The Journal says: 1t is too bad that
Webster is not here to enjoy the joke. =
The republican organ places poor
estimate on the intelligence OF the
American people if it imagines it can
destroy facts by cheap wit. This
country has not produced an orator
superior to Mr.. Towne; he is logical.
scholarly and eloquent. Those who
listen to him once are anxious to hear
him again, and the well-infOrmed. even
among the republicans. will dissent
from the Journals estimate. If the re-
publican papers will seriously tempt
to answer Mr. TOwne's speech they
will appreciate his ability as we'll as
the weakness of their own cause.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-15
CHRISTIANS IN CHINA.

The papers are discussing the duty
of the Christian powers in China and
all sorts of opinions are being ex-
pressed as TO what punishments ought
TO be permitted and what not allowed.
1t ought not TO be difficult % fOrmu-
late rule. Whatever the Christian
nations do ought to be done according
TO the customs prevailing at home.
What China does ought to be dOne ac-
cording to her customs. 1t IL not the
business of outsiders to force their
civilization upon China. but they ought
to set an example for the instruction
and enlightenment of the Chinese
There is a suspicion that some OF tho
allies. in trying 10 do like the Chinese,
have done worse.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-15

Conservative estimates Of the money
to be spent in St Louis in the next
three years in connection with the
Louisiana Purchase exposition place
it at 100000 600. ST. Louis Will con-
tribute s10.00O,O00 to be devoted to the
fair direct, the United States S5.00O.-
600, the state Of Missouri 100000.
In addition st. Louis viii issue bonds
in the sum OF S1000o000 for the pur-
pose Of beautifying and improving the
city for the reception Of visitors from
all the world
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-15
Magnetic lslau.ls

Sinbad's experience with the magnet
ic island that drew his shop to de-
structiOn might have occurred in tho
Hebrides islands. as recent investiga-
tons show that these islands possess
strange magnetic properties. On the
Isle OF Skye is this particularly pro-
nounced. At almost any point on this
island a compass is absolutely useless.
the needle changing direction every
few feet, pointing to widely divergent
points of the compass The rocks of
the Cuillin hills, composed mainly of
gabbrO and basalt. are permanently
magnetized. Stone pillars set up to
mark typographical survey work be-
come magnetized in very short time.
Chicago Journal