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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28

Cronstadt July u In view of re
peated attempts at demonstrations.
the commandant OF the fortress and
the chief OF police have issued
proclamatons declaring The fortress
under martial law and Announcing
thai meetings and demonstrations OF
all descriptions viii be dispersed by
armed force.
The Semenoysky regiment recently
brought here has reinforced the dis
affection which IS especially strong
among the signal and other special
service men Forty members of the
signal corps have been arrested.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28
ARMEp uPRlslNe PLANNEp.

Kharkov, July 27--A staff CORE
spondent here of the Associated Press
finds that the reyolutionists are ac
lively prepared for - armed up
ri.ing and reproclamati1n Of the re-
public Of Kharkoy m the autumn.
The French vice consul here has
received very disquietng news from
French Industrial es ablishments. At
Yuzovka, tha princ'pai smelling cen
ter in south Russia. forty thousand
workmen have armed themselves and
have organized a disciplined rife le-
sion of 1000 members under former
army officers.
Ru. ian troops are useless in ths
emergency, having fratornalizeI with
the strikers almost continuously. The
worlmens demands amount prlctic-
ally To- confscation of he plants.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28
ROYAL Y WELCOMED
AT RIO DE JANElRO WAS SECRf
TARY ROOT BY CIVIL AND
MILITARY AUTHORITIES.
City Decorated in Royal Splendor
Bubblng over With Good Feel
ings For America and
Americans.

Rio de Jane,ro July 27-Secretary
Root arrived here today ana was
welcomed by the ciyl and military
authorities Salutes were fred by tho
assembled warships incl ding thos2
Of Brazil German and Argantina. on
landing Root was welcomed by Gen.
eral Rio Branco. the Brazilian for
eiGn minister as a representative OF
President Ayet A reception was held
was held beneath the floral arch at
The landing place. which was sur
rounded by troops and many thou.
sands Of cheering people.
An en- rmous procession. compose
in part Of cavalry, carriages. police
and lancers escorted Root through the
streets.
Amba sador Nabuco rode in the
carriage with Mrs Root while Gen
eral Rio Branco rode with Secretary
Roet The streets through which the
procession passed to the historical
Abrantes palace We're profuseIy de
corated with flowers The royal pal.
aces have been given over to the
occupancy Of Root ana party through
The courtesy of the Silva family
Cheered BY Students.
Here the Americans were greeted
by throngs of students and citizens
who enthusiastically applauded the
speeches made by Secre airy Rool.
Ambassador NahGco and American
Ambassador Gliscom The latter
who spoke in Portuguese made a hi;
with his auditors.
Secretary Root and Ambassador
visited Pre- ident Alyes this
afternoon.
Secretary Root was given a ban
qnet this evening by thirty prominent
men Of all parties and lterateurs and
in reply 70 speech by Admiral Bar
bosa landed his new found friends.
After dinner Root attended reeee.
tion al The presidents palace whiehl
was a brilliant affair The palace
and gardens We're decorated with roy.
al splendor There were the most
friendly manifestations towards the
United States on all side
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28
WELIS ON BACKS
OF Men Who Escaped the Blood.
hounds Of the Lumber
Camp.

Pensacola, Fla, July 27 With big
welts and bruises all over their arms
and b. dies, ONE of them as large as
a finger, ana with clothing torn by
the fierce attacks Of bloodhounds
which had trailed and caught them,
hree more men arrived here today
from the camjs of the aJckson Lum-
Der Company at Lockjort, Ala, and
asked for protection.
The men are John Cook and Harry
Lyman. Americans, and Vendal Kel
vershut a German
We tred to escape last Saturday
night said the man, but they put
The blood hounds on us and we We're
rallied down and captured, and taken
back TO The camps"
What did they do with us?" re-
)lied Lyman IN answer to que ton
Well lok at my arms aud back
! hey answer the question he said
ls hc barred his arms showing wets
rs large as finger and terrible
bruises
The others We're 81 q similar condl-
ra. COX beng so weak and OK
iaust that he coulj scarcely walk
rom the police tatun, where they
.ad gone.
= We were given 80 lashes each and
aiken back. The bloodhornds would
ave torn me 10 pieces, but I fought
or my life and saved myself by a
.ard fight Here look at my coat,
.ou can see whore the fangs Of the
nimal sunk as ne made a jump for
ny throat and missed me- Our sec
nd attempt to escape was more sue /
essful and we cam" on t0 Pen acola /
D report the matter"
There are hundreds of Germans at /
9ckhart who claim 10 be- held in
ethage. on complain. Of German
5asul United States officials are in
iFiicaiing Wisconsin and Illinois
len C. ntroi the lumber camps
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28
DEMOCRATS BACK
DOWN ON BOLD
PLAN
TO FORM PROVISIONAL GOVERN
MENT AND EFFORTS COME
TO NAUGHT.
GAR FORCED TO CHOOSE
Between Dissolution Of Parliament or
Revolution Organized Under
Cover OF Legality Says
Count Witte

ST Petersburg, July ~ The ef-
forts Of he reVolui nary parties. ex.
cept the Rightists, in the late lower
house of parliament which at the
proper moment, were to procla m "A
provisional government came to
naught today owing TO the opposition
tf the constitutional Democrats who
apparently are afraid of compromis-
ing themaelyes. while one wing.
headed by Mr. NabouKon, showed that
they already had been wen over 10
the sides of the ministry against the
program of open revolution.
Further cooperation between the
two factia MS is improbable
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28
PEACE IS DECLARED
Between Hartman and Fish in Their
Fight For Control Of Illinois
Central

New York July 27-At a meeting
OF the Illinois Central directors TO-DAY
an understa- was reached be-
tween President Fish and T.. H Ha--
riman. whereby there VIII no confe.f
for proxies at Iho coming election ia
October
This action was taken through an
agreement ON the part e the Ha-r-
man interest ~ withdraw motion
made ar the meeting ~ Iuly IS. a-E-
f-s for an appo ntmenf OF a spe-i8l
committee TO solicit proxies from u.e
share holders.
Under the agreement reached % izv
If Is understood that Hartman aad
his friends will give their proxies d
Fish.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28
WITrE GIVES INTERVIEW.

London, July 27-The correspond
ent at AK Les Bains Of the Tele-
graph forwards a long interview with
Count Witte, on the subject of the
dissolution G. parliament Witte said
he could moi approve of the trend Of
parliaments activity There was no
nation, he said, however liberal in its
administrative system, whose olief
and government would have endur-
ed the attitude of The parliament,
and the government wac compelled
TO choose between revolution organ
ized under the cover of legality and
Of parliament
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28
SPECIAL COFFIN
Ordered Fer a s2o-P5uad Indiana Man
Who Has 5ust Ded

Anderson. Ind Ieiy 21-Tl-eat
RaIecaU Ed rcar- ui and utishiHz
iz1 pounds. d.eI sIl1,lr today at
h-- home near tli. city affr- a1 H-
rrss Of iea Iar- doe ra clrh~nc.a or
his ncf
rhe body " ST. E.CrcaF '- -1 large
thar a special order tae bsel made for
q casFaf over -trre fee- wide four
feet deep and s-rea feet iou- and ii
may be impossible r8 eaf Or into a
hsar=e.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28
STRIKE ORDERS ISSUED.

BFeslaa duly 27.A correspondent
telegraphs from sosnowice that hand
bills have been posted theer calling
on the workmen TO enter a general
strike Saturday morning throughout
the Russian Polish frontier districts
All factories, the handmills declare
must be closed and trains stopped
wherever they are at. at a. IN. with
ont proceeding to their destinations.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28
sAENGERFEsT SUCCESS.

ST. Paul, MINI, July 27.-The sue.
cess OF the Saengerfest continued to.
day in both the enthusiasm OF the
audience and the grade of music pro
duced.
When the Milwaukee Liejcrkranl
with Charles Orth as director came
10 he front Of tho stage they were
given "a hearty greeting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28
REID BiVES DINNER.

London. July 27-Amhassador
Whitelaw Reid today entertained at
dinner the American delegates to the
conference Of the Inierpar,iameutay
Union and 10 meet Them he invited a
of distinguished American
and British subjects.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28
TERRIER
Scratches the Ground in True Her
Fashion For a Brood Of Chicks.

Timin. OHIO July PA. J. WHIT
ney is The owner Of a small black
and tan terrier deg which for the past
three years has invariably adopted
three or four small chickens each
year. and has cared for them as bes.
.he could until they were full grown
Last weel, one Of Mr. Whitney
brood Of hens was Lillel on The rail.
road track. making orphans Of a doz-
IN small chicks. Fanny. the dog,
promptly came 10 tfs rescue and
adopted them. as has been her Gus
m The chicks were placed in a
box. and when one gets nU the dCg
viii pick it up very ;onderly with its
mouth and replace n g. the most
u is curious sight 20 sea he dog
rutting about followed nv the
chicks for whom she seTatchcs in
tFue hen fashion in -e2rch ,f food.
a uirht she c0veres her charges as
best she can with he- -iawa
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28
WRONG MAN HELD
FOR GENTRY
MURDER
SAYS HUSBAND or SLAIN WOMAN
AFTER HE HAS SEEN CON
STANTINE.
NOW SEEK HIS BROTHER
For Famous Chicago Crime-Grl
Identified Man Under Arrest But
iie Proved An Elibi--6entry
Gave Him Cigar.

Poughkeepsie. N. Y, July 27.-Fritz
Constantine, HE man in Jail here al
legged to have murdered Mrs Arthur
w. Gentry, of Chicago. on January 8
last will he discharged tomorrow. He
IL not the man wanted by the Chicago
police.
Arthur w. Gentry, husband of the
murdered woman, saw Constantine
early in the day and was impressed
with the pr soners close resemblance
70 the man who had a room at his
house last January and who had tax
en the life Of his wife,
Gentry stated he did not want 70
make his decision regarding the iden-
tification until he had conversation
with him, Tonight Gentry had long
interview with the prisoner AZ the
conclusion OF that interview. Gentry
gave the prisoner Il cigar, shook
hands with him ana said lie Is
not the man.
Mrs. Constantine arrived in polgh
keepsie from New York yesterday to
assist her son, and told Deputy Sher
if Hoffman that they had the wrong
boy in custody. Both Of her boys,
she said, changed names and both
were known at he same time as
Frank The boy under arrest, she
says, is 'Ffiz and this. she says /
he can prove from his time slips in
be office nf the railway company IA
New York.
His sisters, who arrived with their /
mother, corrobofated her story
Notwithstanding he positive identi
ficaticn made by Miss Ellen Kirsch,
the Chicago girl, who was cashier in
The restaurart where Cons antine Is
said to have eaten while in Chicago,
the man stoutly maintaised that hei
Is not the Constantine wanted by the
Chicago police.
Like Two Peas" He Says.
Il never have been IN Chicago in
my life" he said last night Il be
Iieye my brother is he man the chi.
rago police are looking for We lo-k \,
rs much alike as two peas and II
think the police got my description
mixed with that of my brother when
hey were getting ont the circular
which caused my arrest
II have complete al.N which can
be easily verified was working as &
! street car conductor in New York I
It the time # the Gentry murder. +
ON January 16 7 ws called to see 1
he superintendent and dismissed.
got my money and returned my badge
md buttons had three accidents
while on duty. In one of these my S
lands were cut, and they thought ! III
vas going 10 sue the company. so Id
hey let me 60 My time slips at the I r
uperintondent' office viii corrobor. 1 D
te what ! say. The murder. | under
tand, was committed On January 6 | r
nd on that day | was running on the +
'hird avenue cars going to Fort y
ieorge n ghtlv t.
IF you find I am telling the truth "
ou viii see how improbable il would b
ave been for me to commit a crime :
D Chicago on the same dav that J a
'as working in New York"
These claims We're Investigated ana e.
roven to be true and the police and Il
electives have again taken up the "
rail Of the twin brother. a
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28
BECAME MAD
When She Ran a Needle Into Her
Hand and Was Operated On.

Delaware. Ohio. July 27.-Whilc
doing the house laundering today Mrs
Michael Brahm ran a needle into her
hand and was ins antly overtaken
with madness. She was overpowered
and taken to the hospital With great
force she was placed on the operating
table and the needle extracted She
feared death AMI lost e3nsciousnees
Her screams were heard blocks away.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28
MAY DIVIDE LAND.

Vienna. July 27.-The politi che
Correspondent today saws il learns
from St Petersburg that Emperor
Nicholas has directed the crown lands
department to make Z report showing
portion of crown lands suitable for
diyis IN among peasants.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28
TRIED HARD TO DIE.

Ashland. Ohio. Juiy .27.-Hattie
Friend. aged 20. hot herself here to-
nieh- She may recover. DisappoiHt-
ment in love fs given as the cause -
her act She is a niece 81 Rev Chris
tian =. wall. pastor of the German
Reformed church Of his city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28
OR DEATH
ALTERNATIVE
FOR THAW
AS ATTORNEYS DECIDE ON EMO.
TlONAL INSANITY PLEA
ALONE.
IN PERFECT ACCORD
Are the Forces MarsnaIed to His De
ense--Affectionaie Meeting
at Tomhs Of Vile, Sister
and Mother.

---~'~--
New York, July q. Liberty OF
death is now the Gnlv alternative IN
fore Harry EenIal Thaw The Plea
/ OF insanity has been abandoned. The
madhouse ha closed its doors. and
either the electric chair or freedom
will be the outcome o. the casa
Perfect accord has been reached by
the Thaw force The prisoner will be
allowed to 20 to IT. al as he desires.
on the plea Of emotional insanity.
Even Judge Olcott ana Terence Nc.
Manus have decided that the evidence
will not support a plea Of permanent
insanity. and that the Matterwan
refuge cannot be made to open its
doors by the testimony ~ all The VIII
nesses they have bcan able To secure
An aTpefion1te ar,e inc tnol nlaca
between the pli 0nar's wife. his
mother ana his si.tar before the bars
between which the pand face of The
SLAYER ezpd opt EVELYN Neshlt had
been with her husband for half an
bour when the others arriycd The
voanr wife ana the mother Kissed
each otheg several fines and Mrs
Tbaw the eller wen little
Olcott Now Scout Not General
aFyeytbinp is all rfebf now said
Evelyn with n radiant face whan fhe
three left tbo Tombs anr drove to the
office Of clTo,d Har,r.6eo attorney
who now has camnIere charge Of
Tbaw.s defense
The pyanar itiop "a msy.e III attamut
10 secure mnacy comm sion has
been dropped. The 0rm of Black Ol
con. Gruber G Roonynge FIRST dis.
missed bv the prisoner ana then re.
tanned bv h imsotber baya Welded
p,imacv in The defence IA uarrridee
Judge Olcott is SIN 4, be empl1yel
bnt cnly ia aid in ms secprine of evil
lenco and nor IN tsse cbarga of tbe
main line of defeese He Is no longer
4 general but scout.
Raue Aoainst .l,Idoe Fxnlalned
Today II was expIained hIet why
Harry Tbaw dismig ed Judge Olcott's
irm and retained iawve- Harrjdge
from tba beal,nine mdga Olcoft had |
old Thaw that his only hone Of nc
initial law in a plea of emotional in. |
anity on me ether nand Mr.. Hart
idge after he hae ZEN told every /
net leading up IN the murder is al
eyed 10 have told Thaw thai no nry
n the worll would convict him
Tbaw flew into p rage and imagined
bat if was the intention of Indg5 Oi.
ott and members f his avn family
% abye him sent IN .tattewan As a
,atcr of fact J.5ee Olcoft dii NOT I'm.
end in create apv su-b inpresgiop
ut Tb,w corld NOT ia hroppbt to nm
.rstapd the difference te.wosp n nile,
4 emotional jrsanity and "a nlea off
o7edfqry in.anity
Adhere 10 mot Guilty" plea.
Now il davaIsns tba, .ir. tta,tridre
,g ,bo anne view of tbo case bat !
rr Olcou fret ADVANCED Hs win adj
ere to the pla, of enof as,utv" en-
,red wbao Tbav ..-s called IN plead
, the Indictment m defense sucb
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28

somsthing More Than Face value.
A ~ueen AHEe iarlh-ns barring the
date l1l3 aas sJld Tor Sl5g IN London
Iecaufls
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28

Few Newspapers in Africa
Only 2s0 Newspapers are printed i
the Hhols csnllnsat x Afl.eA
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28

WHEN YOU ARE WRITING adver.
tsements make them attractive to the
woman every time---ven though you
are advertising mems goods. The
women control the pocket books Of
the country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28

iT IS ALL RIGHT 10 adop1
maxim Duty before pleasure; ;'' ID y
u Is almost necessary 10 do thie.
do not make II DUTY and no pic|
ure." 82|
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-28

Miss Gigiia Aorusisi. third in N
-triumfeminate"- 10 60 a word /
which the English language seeinI
sadly in need is the daughter Il
Giovanni Morosini. banker anl ford
er partner Of jay Gould. Besides hasI
ing achieved the reputation Of bend
the best " man whip IN the world
she spends si8o.00o year On al
cl.thes. and adni that she csass
double the crm very haadfiy.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
LITTLE cHEsEAoUE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Reed of
Portland. who are considered among
the leading summer residents OF Cas-
CO Bay. are occupying their handsome
cottage here as usual. They have
been down since May and will prob
ably remain until late in September.
At present they are entertaining
Misses Hattie w. Pollard and Grace
b. Reed Of Orrington.
Other cottagers on Little Chebea-
que this season who are taking
much social enjoyment are Mr.. and
Mrs. II. VI. Hills and family of Gam
bier, O., Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Fogg and
family of Boston and Mr.. H. w. Bar
nard OF Portland. The latter is the
well known vocalist.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Morrell and
family of Portland are occupying their
beautifully situated cottage on Casco
Bays gem, Little Chebeague; as they
have In the past seasons. Mr.. Morrell
makes daily trip to Portland to at
tend to business.
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MeRRlcoNEAo HOUSE.
Continued from first Pase.)
through the season.

remain through the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Tanner of New
york city and daughters Stella and
Ethel are registered at the Merricon.
Gag. being located In a cottage out
side for the present until rooms are
vacated In the hotel.
Mr.. F. p. Rogers Of Washington.
ID. c., who was registered Monday
Is connected with the u. 8. govern.
ment service In that city.
Mr.. w. H. Starr Of New York. had
the biggest kite Of Casco bay up for a
night In the azure this week. This
monster takes up nearly a mile OF
heavy cord and its ribs are OF stout
bamboo. A blight of the rope is al.
ways held around a post. Sometimes
a half dozen flags are sent up on the
line.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Eugene Turton or
Newark, who arrived Sunday evening
are on their first trip to Casco Bay.
Mr.. Turton was a business acquain-
lance Of Col. Campbell in New York
city.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
HOUSEHOLD WISDOM,

How Fine Table Linen May BE Pre-
served by Proper Treatment.
Tablecloths ana napkins should new
er have touch Of starch In them. says
the New York Journal. but should be
wrung out with very hot water. and
then each piece should be ironed until
It Is perfectly dry. going over and over
Ii with the iron until not a suspicion Of
moisture Is left In 1t. With a tablecloth.
after having ironed the whole cloth,
place the clothes basket under the iron
ing board to catch the cloth as 1t works
over, fold 1t carefully. so that the
edges meet and the crease Is exactly
down the middle. and iron as Il Is
creased; then lay the cloth on a table
or somewhere where II will air a little
before putting 1t away In the linen
drawer or shelf
Centerpieces and doilies that are
embroidered In colors or made Of
drawn work should never be allowed
to get very soiled before washing. not
only because everything that belongs
to table should be kept spotlessly
clean. but because they are perishable
things and should never be rubbed
hard to get spots out
A soap lather Is best for washing
embroidered pieces, as soap should
never be rubbed directly on them.
Make thick lather Of soap and lay a
centerpiece In IL. washing 1t carefully,
but patting instead Of rubbing as much
as possible. Squeeze In. drying with
out wringing: get the knack Of getting
all the water out that way, and iron
dry.
Wash the colored embroidery pieces
one ut time. spreading them out on
towels to keep the coIors from coming
against another layer OF the linen.
There may be piece that the colors
will run in, and every piece may bear
Its mark II washed all together.
Drawn work may be washed with q
little less care. for soap not only may
but should be rubbed directly into the
piece, and II one piece Is a little yell
low IL may be washed out well and
laid out in the air to bleach with the
suds still In II.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
HAMILTON VILLA.
Chebeasue Island, Me.
A. e. Hamilton. Proprietor.

A. z. Hamilton, Proprietor.
(see advertisement in another column.)
Katherine VI. Crabtree. Cambridge.
Miss Mary Dunn, Montreal.
Mrs. E. l.. Nye, Worcester.
Mrs. f. J. Hayhoe, Toronto.
r. B. Hayhoe. Toronto.
Katherine I. Clemens, Springfield.
Laura Ball Clemens, Springfield.
Herbert E. Curtis, North Weymouth.
Elsie X. Litchfield. East Weymouth.
Annie j. Libby. East Weymouth.
Claiming p. Libby, East Weymouth.
DR.. J. Herbert Libby. East Weymouth.
Eugene II. Libby. East Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence f. Chamber.
lain, Brockton.
Mrs. Carrie A. Halves. Waltham.
Marion L. Halves, Waltham.
Helen Bowman, Waltham.
Mrs. w. G.. Luke, Oskawa, Can.
Gertrude Luke, Oskawa, Can.
James Eaton. Burlington. VT.
Annie c. Eaton. Burlington, VT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman, New Sharon,
Miss Bowman, New Sharon, Mass.
Miss Helen Bowman, New Sharon,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. B. Smith. Spring.
field, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain, Brockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Willard, Montreal.
Miss Elizabeth Willard, Montreal.
Miss Susie Willard. Montreal.
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SOUTH HARPsWELL.
Continued from page %

are again located on their lot next to
Mr.. Waldo Fits and family of Med
Solid Comfort cottage.
field, Mass, are in the Solid Comfort
for August. They had the Noble cot
tage several seasons.
The Linwood cottage has been the
scene Of many lively times this sum.
mer. At present Mr.. and Mrs. Jor-
dan White are there and also Miss
Hastings. their niece, from Brooklyn.
y. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer White left
for Topsham Tuesday.
Mr.. John P. Thomas. Jr., accompan-
led by Mr.. Frank Baxter is cruising
eastward on his yacht Constance as
far as Castine In company with Mr..
Paul Woodman's yacht Banshee and
some other members of the Binnacle
Club Of Harvard young men.
MT. A. b. Martin has returned to
Boston and Mr.. l.. II. Spaulding ac-
companied him, being called up on
business for few days.
The weekly tea at the Yacht club on
Saturday afternoons is getting to be
a pleasant affair with the members.
AT this time the races are discussed
and plans for future regattas consid-
cred.
Mrs. Henry r. Rose left on Tuesday
to meet Rev. Henry r. Rose at Maya
ra Falls. They will make a trip on
the st. Lawrence to Montreal. Quebec
and the Saguenay river and will also
visit Halifax. Grand Pre- where Evan.
geline" lived. Digby and st. Johns.
they will return to South Harpswell
about August 81. Rev. Henry R. Rose
mas travelled some 1000 miles this