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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-04-11
Dentistry.

DR.. Falcon, resident dentist OF Penn
bina, will be found at his ,office above
the PIONEER EXPRESS from the 10th to
the end of each month. loft
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-04-11

A gentleman from Avon reports that
the late. blizzard filled the ravines in the
Pembina mountains level full of snow,
and that yet there are drifts fifty to one
hundred feet deep. If this is the case
the question where the water comes
from is nearly answered.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-04-11

The flag staff at the fort was sold as
part of the real estate to F. C. Warner.
We understand Mr.. Warner has offered
it to the city if we want it. which is very
generous of him. We should have it for
several reasons, and particularly for its
historical interest. It will be quite i Job
to move it to town. as it is NH and
heavy. Let's get il, if it does cost some
labor and expense.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-04-11
LOCAL WANTS.

All kinds of Legal Blanks at this
Office.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-04-11
The End Ward had the Moure votes b.

the Bird wasn't far Short.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-04-11

Seeding operations will be delayed by
the moisture. Another little snowstorm
Tuesday, melted Wednesday. The
waters of the Pembina and Tongue rivers
are still high. The Red River is about
u feet below high water mark and was
falling the first of the week. The present
outlook is that except in spots, no seed
ing will be done for week or ten days.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-04-11
See Special Sale advt. at Full's.

County commissioners in session.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02
TExAs poLlTloAL Nores.

Laredo Texas. October III o. Nicholson
has bccn nominated for the legislature and
VIII have no opposition.
Laredo. Texas. October l..--Senator Bailey
IS TO speak here October 30 IN the interest
Of Hon. John n. Garner,
Paris Texas, September 90--J. A. Iur.
ley Of sulphur Springs has been nominated
for congress hy the republicans OF the
Fourth district
victoria Texas October t.--State Chair
man Wells has called q convention 90 meet
an Heeylllc tn nominate q candidate for the
house Of representatives.
Wills Texas, September 80. The rcpuh'
llcnns " Montgomery county held confer
rnce and ttied 60 formulate n county ticket,
but decided they had no material
Victoria Texas October Hon. r. r..
Burow, republican candidate for congress,
rs shaking hands through Victoria county.
Ito viii not make any speeches, prefcrrlng
the quieter confidential talk method of
canrasslHg
Fort Worth, Texas, September 3O.Today
Justice Of the Peace Frank Mullins official
~ announced that he would be candidate
for d0orkeeper Of the next State senate.
AIulcns was for ten years postmaster of
the house, dating from 1881.
Loekhart Texas, October lin yester,
days local papers Mr.. George Eustace. who
WIS defeated In the democratic primaries
fnr sheriff announces 90 an independent
candidate for that office against Mr.. j. j.
Sanders, the regular nominee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02
GARNER AT STAPLES.

He Is Meeting With Much Success IN
Guadalupe County
Staples, Texas. September 30 Hon, John
y. Garner addressed O representative audi.
cnce here last night The attendance was
much smaller than II would have been had
the weather been favorable II began rain.
ing q short time before the judge opened,
and continued Judge Garner devoted the
most OF his attention 10 tho record of his
opponent, This wns a very unpleasant us
closure to what few supporters MIR Scott
had here. The talin, income tax ANA for
eign policy Of the republican party We're
dwclt on at length. General applause
greeted the speaker at several points dur
Ing his discourse,
Judge Garner has much personal mag
nCtism that drew o. him quite "A number
of friends. One OF the prominent citizen'
and he has made vote.
The honest. forceru and plain spoken
way In which Judge Garner presented his
points contrasted very favorably with Mr.
Srott's weaker methods.
staples Is he strongest democratic hoI
ia this county and at 10 other place Is tht
absence OF sore heads" more noticeable
The old war horses Of tie party have be-
come Intensely Interested IN Mr. Gnrner's
candidacy and are determined to do ihcl
baedCgt work for him. Garner rs mixing
friends wherever he goes. lie tx the peo
pirC candidate: genial ana energetic he H.
the man who will do faithful work ia con
grcss. The people at this place are prRc
tically unanimous I'm his favor. He speaks
at Tom az 1880 a. m. today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02
WEATHER AND CROPS.

seEuIn, Guadalupe County, TeNae, Sep.
tembcr 3o.-A slow rain began falling about
iLongview, Gregg County. Texas, septem-
Der @.-A very hard rain fell here last
night FOR several hours, during which time
an electric storm ragged, Two inches Of
rain fell during the time.
Bay City. MataRorda County. Texas, Sep
TENDER 3O.-'ihe recent heavy rains have
caused a suspension OF the rice harvesting
portion ~ the rice belt Very little OF Il,
however, has been damaged,
Cameron, Milan County. Texas septemf
her 30 Another hard, beating rain fell last
night II was accompanied by nigh wind
that damaged open cotton considerably.
though no other damage has as yet heeh
reported.
8 o'clock last night and lnsted until mid
hlght, when ii brisk norther blew up. The
air rs quite bracing this morning. Splendid
rains have fallen In this county during the
past month and have been very beneficial ia
late forage crops aud grass
Joaquin, Shelby County, Texas, septem.
her 30 II began raining here Thursday
night and has continued until today (Alon.
aay) Cotton crops much injured. II has
turned on very cold apd fair with pros.
pect Of some pretty weather.
Devinc, Medina County, Texas, September
Bottle FIRST rain to amount to Anything
since the drouih began fell last night. the
United states rain gauge registering ~
inches. Heavy rains are reported in the
country. near town. Farmers and stock
men think the rain will be a great help Il
the pasturnge but most too late 20 do cot
ton any good except IN sandy lands.
Moody McLennan County, Texas, Sep
TENDER 0h--Cotton has at last begun X
open Ia Moody's territory aud cotton plck
ing is general The weather IS cool and
damp, hut a norther which sprung up lasl
night will soon dry things out. The YIELD
Rromises now about two bales 10 Ave acres
There VIII probably be 1000 bales mozs
marketed at Moody this year than last.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02
lhe Growth of Southern Industries.

Nhatianooga Ira icsman.
ne record made 10y the thirteen sc,.,
'th states, Alabama, Arkansas. t,ior,n,
c'"rg'a, Kentucky, Iouisian, Ni,.s,,e,
s'ppl North Carolina, South Caroilna. fen.
lessee Iexas Virginia aud West Nlrripla.
Vanng Tie months or July, August ana Sem
iombcr, being the third quarter Of 1909 m
establishing new industries, snrpasecs tho
development ever before known IN mo
south for the same period OF time AS n
general rule The months of July. August
auu September are considered dun business
months throughout all sections Of the coin
ny This has been especially notireable
throughout the Southern section, where INC
warm period covers greater numbor at
months. Thc first quarter Of 1902 showed
ll6s new enterprises established through.
out those States, which was record.
breaker, being the largest number
that was shown for any single quarter GOV.
erlng a three months period In the history
OF the South. The second quarter Of lgn.
showed llGi new enterprises or within four
oil elualing the first quarter Tho thlrd
quarter ending October 1902. Shows 1t.,,
"a Niluh lorty-siN Of pqua.ing the dt4
Hunttet The total number OF new indus-
sIdVs turing the THIRD quarter OF 1898 nv
in lNol $40, 50 that 1902 is SIN a record
pfrnker showing 1922, or 2T3 moro than IA
ltNl ~ more than IN 1879 ANA 1900, ana
vlG more than IN 1888
The accompanying chart shows tho nan.
Industries in tahulutcd form by Stntes on,l
tlNSslncatinn Of industries thnt hnvp Neon
OF are about 10 be. mnugnrated from 10
pest information that could be gathered
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02

covering the third quarter OF 1902, as
Under the head of miscellaneous are IN
clnded irrigation planis. iaundrics cre0sott
$3.50 Mi burner works, extract works
Ntnp mlu collar and harness factories,
hutton factories, brush factory heating
punt. naval stores cutnpanlcs pain1 fac.
tviles, cement works. cereal plantS clcr-
tnyAl supply works. hat factory. trunk
necl2.,es. cotton seed delintius plants,
u win ne noticed that these mlsooGau.
'ops industries head the list numeric.fy.
44srcSating us; next come woodwork Ing
plants numbering isS: next IN Importance
ing 'lf, then come mines and Ouarrics, mum.
berlng az congresses and gins. e3. tele
phone companies, ~ and SO on down 10
shelters and tin plate mills that number
Among these numerous Industries Ala
Dama leads In furnaces. with four to hcr
credit. III development ana Improvement
rompaucs Louisiana Tennessee aud West
virginia head tho list with i've TO the
credit Of each South Carolina leads all
others IN cotton and wooden mills showing
J. IN number. Tennessee shows - wood
WORKING plants. II tiour and grist mills and
4 new iron working plants heinz more
IHan any other state, Of these Industries,
Texas shows more congresses ana gins y
IN number: moro electric light and power
phntS ~ in number: more natural gas anu
OF companies. rs IN number; mere rice
mills. 10 number; mora telephone COM
eous indngtrlcs, helng 40 In number, West
Nirelni1 shows 81 mneS aud quarrics out
Of 80 for the entire South
FOR the first nine months ~ 1919 u VIII
thrs he seen that the south has inau-
grrntcd 1854 now lnltls'ri9l ont Tpr s's.
such develorment fr IA Same lrnFt \
~ time Is unprecedented IN the history OF
The thirteen southern States
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02
gurneaa h Fayette courty.

In Grange, Texas September Sat
democratic headquarters OF the Ninth con-
gresslonal district & was today announced
that Hon George +, Burgess viii speak
al the following places Ia Fayette county
Ahbots Grove lbarbecuel, October II,
$3.50 p. m.
Cisiorn (barbccue), october 70, p, m.
Flatonia (opera house,, oetoUw II, 800
p. M
WaIhaila harvest feasp October u. $3.50
D. m.
West Point October -, p. N.
La Grange lopera house, October 10, $50
p m.
Carmine, October 10, $3.50 p. M
Round Top lcouFt bDuse), October 16. s:ac
Haw Creek (Nenklngs storei, October II,
Fayetteville, October IT. $50 p. m
AmmannRylie court house,, October 1S
Waldeck October 49, $50 p. IN.
RuterNllle harvest feasD, october 10, 4
schulenburg Cbarbecue), October %.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02
olL-BuRNlNe DEVICES.


N h,u OF Engineering Is Conducting
III 0vaborate Tests at Washington.
moypmcington. October Rear Admiral
the decls Forthcoming annual report as
sNg' W In chief Of the navy will have
~ ns,er,An usual Interest for the non.
made the II reader in that It will contain
ises in Us HE discussion of the use Of
~ ~ G9ht and accounts of many thorough
lcGlrIsm IS to determine the relative eto'
and mast roiI and coal. Just at this time,
In comrcfis almost impossible 10 buy coal
can I've . price. and when every qh9 IS
bHt Upgd IN the question Of the pnssipllltg
bread. ring some substitute, this report
ht prod eagerly awaited
II he edition TO the experiments carried
OF his ard the steamship MEtiposh on the
Sfatlsh ocean the bureau Of steam engineer,
thAcsts conducting M elaborate sefi~3 OF
wagci In Washington. In Whieh the various
finances for burning oil are being Thoroughly
hrilted under all conditions. aud the relative
B,f le of oil aud coal IN the generation o.
81 ~ units Is being very carefullY htuulFn,
IL 40 can he learned OF the results OF
Nm experiments an 10 the present time,
bbo 1t is known that tho test on inc Nut
nron., when that vessel steamed from oah
ani hcisco to the Society Islands and pack
s,thout using any fuel exeent o., Welt
highly successful IL is also known thht
tbe oxperiments show that oil can he
successfully used in ordinary furnaces win
but little alteration. though the 9csi Ie
suits can naturally be obtained Win spe
ciniIv constructed furnaces.
II IL understood that the report WI
show that oil Is much more economics
than coal, even when the iatter iael "
not result in oil being largely substituted
f0r coal in domestic use. Il Ia oXpoGtea
that there will be great Increase m US
motives and IN manufacturing estaD
lishments
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02
ii The pur.
rHE oHAckENsAcK DIANA" SHOOTING DUCKS,

TT- 1ITT-. IN ~ y
tcrrnpted me hop kll t.,, WIS , Cn x
TROUBLED WIN tiun3 nfehs' io,.oiy ~
which the doctors ieAIen Ilsht $4,000 IL ~
10 consumption; iheN tolu me > hpat .l,e
outdoors; breathe pure mt, alu tSvtt4f
Aud ! did. went oul " ny t'', NJ ~
en- unc!c IN hansas' learned 70 rue hptsts
10 shoot ana INC more J. trlei tAtse apga -
tao more ] eplotea mem, ~ Iouf sv''tt
me ana ] grew strong eiiiN tuHttl. t., A.
that n more women followed NY eNhhlpie
there wouid he taf iess snherlhE I'D ~. ,
world 5 Ana a. tof S~i tansbi " hupd eP
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02
A TEXAS WONDER.
AAllls eREAr oIscoVERY.

one small bottle Of Halls Great Diseoy-
srv cures all kidney and bladder troubles
removes gravel cures diabetes, seminal
emissions. weak and lame backs, rheuma'
i'm and eli irregularities Of the kidneys
and bladder in both men and women rese,
I.ts. bladder troubles 10 children II not
Sold h your druggist, VIII be sent by man
an receipt Of 81. One small bottle Is TWO
months treatment, and viii cure any ease
$3.50 mentioned. DR.. L. w. Han sole
,nonnfacturer. p. o. Box 600, St. Louis, Mo-
send FOR testimonials Sold by all drug
rlEts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02

Nacogdochos, Ttxns, september sO.--hon.
William " Donkey. district attorney Tor
this Judicial district Is m receipt OF a
watch presented 10 him by United stateA
senator Charles A, culberson The watca
is an Elsin movement The case Of the
watch IS made OF steel from one Of the
guns taken of Of the hattleship Maine,
sunk in uaynna barbor. The case is inlaid
with gold ornaments on each side, and the
chain guard is gold. The witch IS a very
tne tiniepiece and Is highiy priced and APP
precated by the recipient.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02
lo,n,rtant MEETING a. Waco.

Waco Texas October i,--There Is to DO
an important meeting Of representatives of
East, South and Central Texas fruit grow
ers to be held IN this city October 9. The
object n the meeting as announced Is for
the purpose ot arranging for fruit and
truck exchange 10 he located In the can
trial part OF the state. This exchange Will
have for It's object the interests Of the
fruit and truck growers, especially tho
marketing and securing OF the proper rates.
When established this exchange will be
In charge OF anlaFied officers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02
NEGRO klLLEp aY POSSE

Was Suspected Of an Attempt to Murder
Citizen Of Joaquin.
Joaquin. Texas, October | Some time
ago an assault was made an Sir. william
Wilson and his throat was cur while he
slept. The matter was mystery. as It was
not known that he had an enemy, After
he was able 70 get up he Instituted a
search and hnally came TO ebe conclusion
that tbs paEfy was YOUR nssro was wsa
g work HssE Asgs Ris.s Essl ssssE ,s e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02

Brynn, Texas. October THE four days
Of the Central Texas fair have been desig-
mated as follows; October H. College Dasf
october is. Press and Railroad Dayi oeip,
Der 1G Farmers and -Confederntes Day,
and October II, Military Day. A full line
al exhibits have been secured In all the
departments and the success OF the kair now
depends only upon the weather.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02
The Trial al Gonzales.

Gonzales, Texas, October LIN the ex-
amining trial Of L. c, Hun and others,
three Witnesses were examined today,
Thomas Hun, John HoIcomb and Ger
man from Caldwell. Their testimony was
only In regard 10 land trade that HnH
had been making some time ago Among
thoBo from Caldwell county attending the
trial are Or. Blunt. Lee Beatty and Or.
O'Banion. Interest IN the trial keeps UP
sed Il will likely take the rest Of the week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02
ApMITs ms Deficiencies.
Populist Chairman Of Grayson County
Has Resigned.

7 VTlNTI0N NTFts7T ITFeTT " VI ~ aVFI NVWTINJ
Has Resigned.
Sherman Texas, October 1..chaIrman
Brooks Of the populist party in Grayson
county has In lengthy explanatory letter
to his party resigned the workmanship.
Following Is the designations
10 the Members Of the Popuist Party Of
Grayson County, Texas.
As / have neither the patience Of Job, tho
magnetism OF Beechcr, nor the oloqucnce of
clay, aud believing that Il Will take man
with All these qualifications 10 got "uction"
on tine populists OF this county / resign
as your Chairman and make room for such
one II ne can be found My action in
this matter Is conclusive after careful de-
liberation, believing the party's Interest
paramount TO my own. Yours truly,
j. b. Brooks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02

among her rivals was young woman ~,
fbn ZANE ~ Miss Mary Sopi Miss SGli
iircd N rodi also i'm Bergen county. Ihe
contest between che two women as the
Original bloomer girl has never beeh
settled ~ ot4.,lcp-
se@E Diana A visitor to The town ncel
only aoeost the FIRST citizen he meets VIII
some such question as; ma
who Kills mountain lions, shoots DO .tehs
out OF bottles, swlms under WRter'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02
Prohibition Win Be Effective In Ellis.

waxahachle Texas October 1.-The de-
NAL by District Judge billiard yesterday
afternoon to grant an application FOR In
junction IN the Ellis county local option
election ends the matter SO far as tho courts
nre concerned There Is no recourse 20 any
other power and on Friday night, October
10, az IL o'clock the saloons Ia Ellis county
will cloee their doors
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02
annllnox h WaIker Countv.

New waverly. Texas. September 30.-sl
-Four fully developed cases of smallpox have
been discovered at oliphint's mill. TIVE
miles north Of this place. all negroes and
this town IS not yet protected by quaran-
tine
Messrs. Templeton and Allen, two Of the
most progressive farmers. have moved tol
town aud have opened up a store OF gems
eral merchandise under the name Of Allen
A. Ircunplqfon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02

have already done by all
playa wealth Of fascinating deassomething shown every day
something had before Something that will wildly
you with the fact that this the MILLINERY HOUSE Of city
There price charm equally aung the
for matters how rich and elaborate the hat Akemeyes
always be reasonable. y u - ~ y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02
LOCAL OPTION.

An Injunction Was Granted in Hunt
County
Greenyille. Texas, October i,.-Another
local option injunction was granted yester.
day by County Judge Thompson. on appli.
cation N County Attorney Mead The latest
restraining order Is against Tom Holland.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02

mr. a ". HAN. St Louis; Dear Sir
snosred Two years With kidney and hlad-
AN troubles. aud one half bottle Of your
reras wonder. Hal's Great Discovery,
e,,,.ed me- entirely. and cheeriully recon-
mend Il 70 an ~ GEO. HAYDEN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02

Bay City. Texsu. September ao.--Afr- VII.
son. 4 earnester who resides IN Houston.
slipped on tho steps OF hid hotel, tho hakeF
house. and Lad the serious misfortune e
fracture both aones AZ his lefi Les abope tho
ankle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02
Gamer at Kinnahuru.

Klugsbury. Texas, September 29.--IIon.
John Garner spoke today 10 a large
ana enthusiastic audience at both ISings.
bury ana nixon. He discussed at length
the Issues now before tue American people.
At kingsbury he dweit az length upon
the lmpcrialistlc policy or the republican
many points during his address.
At Nixon the audience was equally zeal
Gus ia support Of Judge Garner tldai
wave Of Garner enthusiasm IS sweeping
over the county.
The comment heard Is. "Well Garner "a
an right People who were lnkewArm are
hearty IN their support Of the democratic
candidate.
Judge Garnes speaks at staples tonight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02

,,.,,..,.,., m Manager grifatbs To the
nr Mr. i . pointed to raise funds for
Ii - ~ this Tour abandoned wells Is jubi
M, s,,t,,n.t salt water condition now as
oto,t .s,,,,.,, IN what II was few days
aiout t0l'bht tinlts thar tbe snlt v-ater In
source. SO bTd' -
Emit cnn be lls now "N'u"it 'e0Vu'us iu
ncnts and ulachlng on tne on sahus' me
orisltive natuIhe I0uf NeNs VIII !" n's
81 rnr.rc,cb,nft The trgun lI e9'EeN, oud q "
.,lat a l. ,t,rSr ANY, INV r5rtber expense that
s,n,,s ,s,,,on fired Senator NJ L. Lock.
tw,T,ms @ also had eonIderaoie eA,
,.,.. ta ,,d nei ,ts nc5r5n ,. thInts
nv Ptopi0h IL, n S,,,rb 6rtt,r NOW
thAt snw eonN', a,rs 80 c,cn ana the
sstvtd s,NA sqA,,M,, u ~, -, 49, ~ An Win
IA 4,N. u ,td 49, thet mem az NO
'Nu i"e'F e Va nierm Thc committees
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-02

kept on shooting u used to be n
saving that n a half hundred huac -
fonnd scattered about N the inFir
or imheddnd IN somebody's frnWIAM
''kttfv" Miller was practising 0E1 HUN.
tho results proved the old axiom h
tire makes perfect After n time
rife wonlan began 20 invite he
to see such exhibitions as shooting
tom out ~ small nccked hottUeCfdpd
snliutpfinE the mouth. cracking
four clay pigeons In ihidair aims
thrown Them above hcr head. ivuos
q candle Without spatterlng the
bringing down q swinging {
png the string,
rho ifackensack river was RE cINV
easy rAArh Of her house that VI SONh
periect herself rs well In
She bought a hunting. pp
which looked more like
and. taking ilne IN Manassas and Alvin.
de Within rangc o. q 1ttors Held the
once. The boat Just affecting.
sit IN n the legs nv
apncnds gts undencar----
by the feet open
stroke, and close likictoher The meet.
ward movement. N Asphalt ANA nee,,tn,
pcflmcnted with u -
sides The hunting AZ 80 &c hoid during the
littic cathoat ned until tonight on ac.
nloasani day upf that senator Charles A.
s" isrerv winter soie TO make connection In
takes her rliie last nlsht The meeting
down ~ Qnest leht but nothing was given
my IN soSc psrfsM, Scott SAYS that tho com.
in the State 81 VIII ind the plant nrac.
mas q son oNeicd and about ready for opcr
NNvsHa 49,