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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-12
"A SMALL THING"

D. YOU believe 2 progress DO you
believe that AN the wonderful achieve
meats of the nineteenth century -the
railroad. tAc telegraph. the telephone.
electric light. kerosene. sewing ma.
chine agricultural machinery steam.
ships. trolley cars. etc.-haye made
life easier and better worth living?
do. believe that a man who lives
40 years under modern conditions has
experienced more life and better life
than Methusalem. though ne had lived
20 centuries OF his time
The triumphs OF the nineteenth cen
tury were triumphs OF human service
the placing OF knowledge and the
fruits OF knowledge within the reach
OF the common man. Every mans
life is better, happier. more secure be-
cause OF them. We live more comfort
able. more sOciable lives in better and
more comfortable houses because Of
them. Even the hopeless dwelleT in
the worst city slums is more com
Portable in his physical conditions than
the middleclass citizen OF the days OF
George Washington.
In little things as in great comfort
and convenience have been the legacy
OF the Century Of Improvement"
Paint. IN a certain sense Is minor
matter. yet il gives beauty. healthful-
ness and durability 20 our dwellings.
Fifty years ago painting was a serious
proposition. a luxury for the owners
of stately mansions who could AFFORD
the expense ~ frequent renewals. To-
day ready mixed paint is so cheap. so
good and so universal that no house
owner has an excuse for not keeping
his property well painted
A small thing indeed set several
hundred large factories. employing
thousands OF chemists and skilled
workmen. are running every day in
the year 20 keep our houses fresh,
clean and wholesome.
a small thing. yet can Of good
ready mixed paint such As one may
buy from any reputable dealer en-
bodies the study OF generations o.
skilled chemists the toll Of a thou
sand workmeu in mill. laboratory and
factory. and the product OF a lone
series OF special machinery invented
and designed just to make that car
OF paint and 20 furnish US an infinite
variety Of tinis. colors and shades.
il was a wonderful century. tha
nineteenth % our era. and not the
least OF i's wonderful gifts was tha
same commonplace can OF paint
L. p
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Cross Section Of Eros, Boz.

pipe in the center II is then ceiled
outside with tar paper. Trimmers are
then placed around the box to build
another box upon. twO-inch air space
being left between the two boxes. In
like manner this box is celed ard
supplied with trimmers for an outside
box of ship lap or matched boards to
surround a second two-inch air space.
Frost boxes so constructed will BE-
found effective in any climate and are
fully as satisfactory az more elabor.
ately constructed ones.
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Jones. on a lowery morning:
What do you think. Jonesy9 Think
I'd better take an umbrella
Aud Jones says;
Take an umbrella? Why within
% minutes itll be raining blue. green
and purple pitchforks. and If YOU
haven't got boiler iron umbrella with
l-beam ribs you'll b. speared TO death
and then drowned Sure you want an
umbrella
"Or suppose IL had happened to be
Robinson | asked: another man who
knows what he thinks. and Robinson
SAYS.
Umbrella Foolish, In 20 min
utes it1l be clear AS bell All blue
sky
Now. of course. Jones and Rob.
inson couldn't both be right but |
would rather Ing an umbrella useless
ly, following Jones. or get drenched
following RObinson--be led by man
who had a mind of his own. and
wasn't afraid To speak THAN To
hear what would get from Snibbly
IL ! asked him.
Better take an umbrella. hadn
IT, say to Snibbly. 60 hear him
saving.
Ye-es. ! suppose q would bs
safer
snibbly doesn't know what he
thinks about the weather. or about
ANYTHING else. and IL he does know
what no thinks. be- doesn't say T.
lie sides with me, he thinks IL would
be safer
a Ike the man with mind " his
own. and ne Is. everywhere. the mau
that makes the wheels 90 round
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-12
NERVOUS DEBILITY
a Scranton Woman Tells How Or.
Williams Pink Pills Made tier
Well and Strono.

Nervous debility j. the common name
for what the doctors term ncumsthenia.
1t il characterized by mental depression,
fits of the blues. or melancholy. loss
of energy and spirits. The patient eyes
become dull. the pink fades from the
checks, the memory becomes defective 20
that lt IL difficult 10 recall dates and
names atwill. Some II these symptoms
only may be present or all uf them. The
remedy lies IN tnnlng up the nervous
system and there l. no medicine better
adapted for this purpose than Dr..
Williams Pink Pills.
Mrs. Jane j. Davies. of No. 81 War
rem street, scranton, Pa, saws: Some
years ago i became greatly reduced in
health and strength and my nervous
system became - dcbiliiatcd that felt
wretched. 1 could not rest or sleep wei
at night and woke up a. weary and
languid in the morning as was W hen I
went - bed. Mn head achcd IN the
morning and often there was pain in
nv right side which was worse when /
snt down. NV nerves were on edge all
the time. every little noise buthcred me
and was generally miserable. Then
decided to try Dr.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pal, People. as my husband had taken
them with good results. and they did
wonders for me. Now / have no more
min IN nv side, no more headaches,
slcCp well and feel strong and able to
do niv work I"
d. Williams Pink Pills cured Mrs
Davies aud they can do Just AZ much
for other weak, pale. ailing mcn or
women who are slipping into hopeless
decline They strike straight 81 the root
al nli common diseases caused by pooI
ani impoverished hinod.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills arc sold by al
druggists. OK will ~ sent postpaid, on
receipt ~ price. 20 cents per box. six
boxes for $50. by the DIR. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, NY.
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proprietor Of the lovely island o. Ka-
bakoa
We DO truth We shall get true
and come nearer and nearer TO God
Who Is truth and life To live in the
cool and dark Europe, the friend Of
the icy winter. in caves called houses
and towns. IN rags called clothes is
slow sure imprisonment. suicide
Ter US go back To the source of all
me- Of all mind and strength. TO the
sun, who is nothing else but the Wis
ihlhy OF the most ingenious and
most lovable being We can look upon
Win cur eyes, The delivery of man
KIND from sickness and death is equiv
Alenl 70 their return TO the sun In
every respect. You ask how you can
va an respects serve mankind best.
serve the sun. O. friend, YOU will
then become sun TO mankind"
Delivery Of Mankind
in Return to the Sun
Inc members OF the sun order con
sidei this fair and tecming little land
An Eden, happy valley, a paradise.
heif Max Luetzow, musical director
q one vi the Berlin theaters. and one
~ me first OF the kabakon colonists.
cannot conceive better conditions for
Al IDEAL life There are few flies.
ana lhere absolutely is no dust. Ser.
penis and dangerous animals do not
tNs1 mere, bur we have peace low.
ih- natives; no cannibalism. There In
ilrEniiccnt panorama ON every side.
mountains over G00t feet high. with
'."ll'ai vegetation, II is more beau.
f'p! IMAM Ceyion -Four boats Offer
ppeIluuiHes for visiting with neigh
boring islands We have friendly ~
'"u'Hs with neiatbonng firms. The
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-12
HOME WATER SUPPLY.
System Of Piping Which Brings Com
fort and Ease 20 One Farmer.

Farmers could have many more
home comforts If they would judi
cionsly use the money wasted in 9th
or WAYS We prize our waterworks
very highly We have hot and cold
water in the bathroom. cellar and
kitchen Water Is also supplied an
tomatically TO the stalls hog houses.
garden. hen houses. yards and hot
beds We have also fogHdtain on
the lawn This water. explains
Delaware farmer in writing to the Or.
ange Judd Farmer is pumped by a
windmill into a large tank from which
pipes lead To various outlets The
windmill cuts an our fodder. Erinds
all the feed IN addition "a ihc pump
Ing. and does more than man CA
do
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FARM slrs

The Indiana what crop Is figured by
the state bureau oi statistics as 50
per cent larger than last gears ban
ncr crop.
Small potatoes from productive
hills give a better product than Iarg,
potatoes from unproductivr Hills
This shows the Importance Of eies-t
ing seed in the field al digging tim.
rather than from the bin next spring
Several instances were reported a,
the Texas Nut Growers association
whore native pecan trees Were giving
regular annual returns o. from So
TO se5 per tree in from five to twelve
years after top working with i'm
proved varieties.
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Eat Bidders.

To rid house ~ rats. spray struns
spirits ~ ammonia in holes and
cracks Then spread the white OF IN
egg on a cloth sprinkle literally with
red pepper ana tack over rat holes.
pepper inside. Whitewash made SRI
low with copperas then applied thick
ly o. the stores and raftcrs in cei
lar. IS also said to bc effective.
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temperature IS above that Of the wa
ter. condensation IS likely 10 occur.
The simplest construction Of an ef
fective protecting frost box. says the
Orange Judd Farmer. is constructed
with three dead afr spaces yell ceiled
and extending from below the frost
line up to the point OF delivery al the
tank or at the house After the pipe
is in place a box tube Of one-half OF
three-quauers inch stun and six inch
Is inside diameter Is built with the
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N
The Order OF the Sun has estab-
ilshed there the strangest colony on
the face of the earth colony In
which all go naked all admit the sun
the source of all life. and all subsist
anon cocoanuts-fOr they say the CO.
coanut is the suns representative on
earth, the life-giver. the healer-the
spirit OF Sol. The cocoa palm is the
mother Of humanity; the sun is its
creator
In The Palm Theater OF Pure Ma
tural Life Is the seat OF government of
the International Colonial Empire OF
Fruitarianism. founded by the Order
nj the sun. and there the naked hosts,
Christians. who until "A few months
AGO wore clothes. worship the sun.
NOT as a god. but as the giver of all
life and the healer of the sick
Tropical Fruit in Rich
Profusion on the Island
The island of Kabakon is in German
New Guinea and belongs t. the New
Laucnburg group which Is situated In
the Bismarck archipelago. between
New Pommern and New Mecklcnburg.
n IS one mile from Herbcrtshoehe. the
seat of the government. and half a
mile from Mioko. where there are
many large warehouses filed with
many bad goodies from all the world
around for many big and little people
who have not Yet adopted tho simple
life and cocoanuts Of kabakon Co
coanuts are defined by Mr. Engel
hardt as the idea. the spirit Of the
sun constituted in plant form and
thev are the G,et par excellence fol
the members OF the Order OF the Sun
Kahakon yields many cocoanuts and
many other sweets OF nature II Is q
big cocoanut. banana and papaya
plantation of 1000 trees l65 acres ~
size. with extraordinary fertility ant
bearing incidentally all the other ia
nous tropical fruits, mangoes. bread
stuns. pineapples oranges. lemons
and has a good annual crop OF swee
potatoes. too, yams, taron. sugar cane
tallia nuts. gallip. and other tropica
oddities.
Let us join together in the tropics.
cries August Engelhardt. founder %
the Order of the Sun. of the lnterna
tional Colonial Empire of Fruitarian
ism. aud of the Palm Temple of Pure
Natural Life. and purchaser and sole
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minded mon Married men with
their families arc hence accorded an
especial welcome.
The sun order derives IFS fair name
from the TACT that its members ven
crate the sun as the source Of all ire
as the visibility of an everlasting be-
ing of love and wisdom. We do not
worship the sun after the manner OF
the Parsees. who live in clothes ana
at sunrise fall prosiratc on their
knees on carpets and lift M heir
voices 10 heaven. We worship the sun
by our daily life. by n clcthesless cN.
istcncv i'm the fun light and lite 81
the tropical sun. nourished by the
fruits that are enriched by the vital
ity of the sunshine, the sacred cocoa
nuts The sun. the cocoanut and the
man simply are different MANIFESTO
lions OF the same life
Invalid in Civilization:
Has Become Strong Man.
tn. nltra-modern conclusions where
nj A. Engelharut has arrived regard
inr human modes OF living. he de
clarcs. arc not the result ~ specula
tion. BIZ, of experiment. He himself
has hecn an invalid. snd an Invalid
he remained until he forcsook house
and ,own. coat and shoe. and assumed
the airy fashions 81 primitive man
kind. and adopted the diet ~ the Oar
winian ancestors Of mon. the merry
MONKEYS. who banquet of cocoenut'
and banyans.
Nr Eneelhardt was born i'm Nurem
berz. bavaria. Ills father vas man
ufactmer. and most excellent man
His mother was a inc woman Sh'
gaye MIN careful training ne attend
81 tho Latin school aud gymnasium
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-12

Lime will frcqut ntly prove 10 70 u
good remedy Tor socallcd CLEVER
sick land This IS especially true in
cases where the clover dies out on ac.
count ri an extremely acid conii-ion
" the soil. Some soils however. re
,uira other fertilizer In connec :loa
with the lime &c grow clover SUCCESS
ully
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ed compartments
Where " at er
pipes must be
placed in the
ground above the
line. or
above the ground
and fully exposed
prope rly con
struoted frost box
es are vastly su
perior TO felt.
cork or OF er
cOverings These
packing materials
are usually worse
than worthless
because they are
sure 10 become
soaked from con
densation on the
pipe and thus 10
invite instead Of
renel frost This
is especially true
where the pipes
lead to elevated
tanks from wells
al cold water. be
cause IN any
weather when the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-12
CHASTITY Foreign Pun.

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. the
noted American clubNoman. has been
received abroad by royalty and some
OF the foreign papers have the te-
merity to declare that she has
proverbial right To look al a king.
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WITH A MIND OF HIS OWN.
The SOFT Of Man That Mr.. Stigsly
Faneies Here Set Forth.

Il like man with q mind Of his
own. said Mr.. Stiggly. Right or
wrong. like man who knows what
he thinks. and who is not afraid TO
speak IT,
Now. there's Jones. ssy TO
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- CD 10.
fARM @'AND
GARDEN
. GaS %
PROTECTING WATER PIPES.
Boxes With Dead Air Space Between
the Suress Method.

Nothing IS 50 good a protector from
frost or heat as dead air in insulat
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total area which We can reach with
our boats covers many thousand
miles
coionists Work Only When
They Are So inclined.
The climate is not changeable 4
large. well selected library Is at
our disposal We always arc naked.
therefore the heat does not affect
us Besides. mcOoked foods 10 not
produce thirst especially when one
has the opportunity Of sea bathing
AT any time Mr. Engelhardt il most
tolerant toward those who hold differ
cnt opinions. Physical work is not
compulsory We work when we feel
inclined The rest of the time we
superintend the operations ct the ma
tives ana do mental work Our lives
are characterized by the absence Of
the hurry and worry OF civilization.
our colony is conducted on commun-
istic lines. each colonist becomes part
proprietor"
The conditions FOR admission 20 the
sun order are first, recommendations
Of two respectable. credible persons
We are To be Appreciated by the
leader OF the SIM order. secondly. =
payment OF about $3.50 for such As
are able 10 pay. Tor less wealthy
people. corresponding 70 their prop
erty. for poor fruit eaters nothing
In the first line the sun order wants
men of noble. excellent character.
thirdly. the disposition OF about $3.50
with the imperial government al Her
bertshoehe in case Of their quitting
the colony ~ having need OF the
money I'm emergency. fourth. every
colonist must be unitarian that is
he must live on nuts and fruit. hfth
biographical sketch and photograph
are required
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-12
Hope Is 10 Bring Forth
Perfect Race CT Men.

"An fruit eaters" observes Mr..
Engelhardt. can live permanent
naked nfs like myself. join nature in
every respect Magnificent sea and
sand baths complete the continual sun
and air baths in the best manner.
Il has been thought by some Of the
uninitiated public that marriage ~
forbidden &C kabakon: but. on the
contrary. family life is encouraged
and II is the hope Of the colony TO
furnish nucleus 10 the world of
sane honorable. healthy and pure
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-10-12

V. 1. Hearts should always be go
ing forth to meet our coming Lord
Heb. o:2S
V. ,. Tn ~ only are wise who pro
vide FOR the future as well as for the
present ~ John 2.lT.
V. 2. A mere profession Of religion
without true love TO God ia the heart
viii not save us.-i.ukc S.l3.
Y. : We should persisteDtly try l.
overcome our faults and conquer on
:, setting sins.--2 Pct 3.lf
Y. II. None can open f. M II
ocr that our own hand has shrt ut'
e made cnOice of evil. Matt. q.
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total area which We can reach with
our boats covers many thousand
miles
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-03
FATAL AUTO COLLISION
Child Crushed Under the Wheels of a
Trolley Car-Two Others Injured

Denver Oct, IA large high
speed automobile, in which Joseph NJ
Phillips his two small daughters and
Tioma, Close, brothcr-in-law, were
riding, collidcd with q tram ear neal
the central loop this afternoon
The force of the collision threw the
entire party to the street and Norma
the j,ycar-old daughter of MI Phil.
lips, was rnSmtly killed, being crush.
cd To death under the wheels of the
street ear, Ruby, u younger sister,
cscapcd with slight inquiries, but Close
was ma, 50 fortunate. lie was re-.
moved to his home in an ambulance
and attended by o physician Phil.
lips escaped without injury
The automobile wa, smashed mto
shapcleSS mass
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-03
KEY IN a CORSET COVER.
Girl Escapes From the Asylum and
Causes iDscharge of Nurse.

Pitsburg. Oct. 2.-Developments nj
the ESCAPE of Bertha Bellstein, the
matricide, from nixmont insane asy-
mm in an automobile, indicte that she
was aided by a former lover, well
supplied with money. The young man
renecntly fell heir to large sum and
bought an automobile. Five nurses
we're discharged today and ten Others
are under suspicion, One nurse has
confessed a part in the plot and says
the plans called for flight to New
York and from there to Europe after
the affair had quietd down.
Miss Bellstcin was allowed to re-
ceivc bundles unopened A corset
cover was sent her in which was sewn
the kew to the fire escape window.
The wax impression for this had been
taken by nurse and the key was
made outside the asylum, The nurse
declares she must have been hypnol-
ized by Miss Belsltein as sch had no
hone of reward. The police think she
was placed there for the purpose OF
I liberating the prisoner,
The former lover of Miss Belsllein
who lived in Allegheny, has not yet
been found.
Mrs. Edward Bellstein slster-ln-
law of the young m0tricide, is pros
tratcd and may not recover. she
fears for the safety of herself and
children, ,ayiu4 that Miss BellSter
has natcd her for years,
II is known that the yong woman
had $1,000 with which to make he'
escape.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-03
ut IS A lE,'
Says Plat
DECLARE THERE S NOTHING
DOING IN DIVORCE LINE
SENATOR'S Wife ANGRY
Saws He Talks to Her Over the Tele'
phone Every Day as Husband
TO Wife.

,,., y,r. on Suolor Tom
n,u nil. Jo,iod ,odn,
'o'll'i ''"'' '''N'''
that any trouble Whatever 'N'''H u"
tween his wife aud himself.
The story ms published was that
..,...,.. p,,u and his .nitr had been
- - r ....,,,.,.
"h u'''''''''l ''"' ''
able length OF hme' hrS' 'n,' 'o''
m-law, Colonel Francis .. 'or"'uS'
who has not been llvne WIN nus M'I'
since last May, l"uaS o''Io''" ''''
he did not konW IRON VIVA, S'"','
the story emanni'd' N''''"' J."
Busby, who was an '0P'oN' W ~
lntcr-l}orough keal'N '"o'I','N tt,
dared that he knew u"II'l'lS "p"u' IT,
The published story lh'luu'd wv
alleged account ol II TRIP y" '',' ! e.
cllic coast III a private ear 'nS' ''P,,
lembcr OF party when 'n''uoeo
Mr.. and Mrs Plall' Mrs, W, w. "o'
by and others. MI F,N'' 'o"v"
man, Hedges, was along as VII
PIalt s pelsolhl a''''",'''' ""''
the parties returned so the story ''.
here was a scene IN a downtown "'
icc, Later there was Sald '" n"'
been q meeting between Pal'l'' 'o"
cerned AT the llatl country nome u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-03
KING FRED ON A JUNKET
Proposes to Strengthen DcnmarS3
Foreign Relations

Copenhagen. Oct. 2-Ihe p7mN1
parliament was opened today by King
Frederick in person His first speech
from the throne was entirely devoted
to the internal affairs ~ the king
dom. The king announced that with
the object of further strengthening
the foreign relations Of Denmark he
proposed to visit the NovcreienN of
various countries.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-03
FREIGHT WRECK IN TEXAS.
Two Killed and Two Injured Near
Amarillo.

Amarillo, Texas, Oct. IA freight
wreck occurred at Sweet Lacrosse
Creek, twenty miles northwest of
her, on the Fort Worth \ Denver
railroad today. Two were killed and
two injured. h'rc dead;
William Elliott, of Claiming, Tex.
- Clark, of Frederick, Okla
The injured were trampS
Elliott was prominent IN western
Texas, and ran hotel in Charming
lie was ON his way to Amarillo TO re-
side.
Twcnly-onc ears were wrecked and
- horses were killed outright The
truck under one of the ears broke
as the train started across the tres.
tie, throwing the cars OF the trtack
and wrccking the bridge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-03
AT ALL DRUG STORES, IN $1.Oo BOTTLES
SAGE OF ESOPUS JOINS THROHG OF
OF DEMOCRATS AGAINST HEARST

ing than have to his other attacks
were it not that the necessary and
intended Inference of his speech con
.tiWled an attack upon a great court.
a court with membership that is not
surpassed in this or any other coun-
try. While the court is SO well
grounded in the confidence and atiec-
ton Of the people as to need no de
fcnSe from any such attacks, the OPP
portunity is afforded to warn people
that a man having such conceptions
Of the iuiciary AS will permit him to
make such an attack ought never
to be permitted to name men for the
bench us it is said Hearst contem-
plates doing under the llcarst-Mur'
ply deal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-03
McALESTER A MASONIC CITY
Three Temples, to Cost sl55,OOO. Be
ing Built There.

Special to the World
McAlcstcr, OH, Oct. , McAlestcr
j, rapidly bccomoing known as head
quarters Of the Masonic fraternity of
the southwest, Three Masonic TEN.
pies are now under construction in
this city The largest will cost Sl2i,.
0OO and the other two about $4,000
each Every branch OF Masonry is
represented here, and thousands OF
dollars have been expended by the
fraternity IN costumes aud scenery,
and the work is cScmphhcd IN the
most accurate and elaborate manner
At the regular tall reunion to be
1 held here October - to -, q class nj
/ l2O will be- given the work IN tn,
higher degrees