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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-08-03
NO LANDS
FOR JAPS
From Thursdays Advertiser.)

I
No japanese can acquire public lane
IN this Territory.
The decision has been arrived at by
the Attorney General IS department, and
Is embodied in an opinion handed tc
Land Commissioner Pratt yesterday
The decision was written by Deputy
Attorney General Milverton. The ease
is one of great interest, considering
conditions here. 1t seems that some
time ago the Land Commissioner put W
at auction tract containing thirty
acres of good land not far from the
town of Hilo. The land was put up
at auction, at an upset price, according
to the rule of the Land Office in dis
posing of realty in fee simple.
The highest bid on this piece came
from Japanese. The Land Commits
an alien couid acquire title to govern.
sioner was in quandary, because he
did not know whether, under the law,
nent land. He passed his quandary up
20 Attorney General Peters, and the
department has been at work on the
matter ever since. 1t was learned, first,
that an alien could purchase property in
the Territory from private ownership.
An alien, of course, has no rights I'M
der the homestead law, nor under the
right of purchase lease. Those depriva-
tions are specific.
Under the act of Congress on March
9, 1897, which is an act amendatory of
the act of March 3, 1887, it is pro-
vided that no alien can purchase any
land that is the property Of the gov
eminent of the United States. In his
opinion, Mr., Milverton holds that all
the public lands of this Territory pass
ed, under the Newlands resolution, to
the absolute ownership of the United
States, becoming part of the public
domain. This act of Congress, there.
fore, applies and no alien can become
tHt Pui'hhEVi VI III Str khu
Territory. As they are estopped under
the right Of purchase lease and the
homestead provision, this reserves the
public lands for citizens.
M Milverton further holds that tho
Organic Act makes the Land Commits
sioner and the Superintendent of Pub
lie Works the mere agents of the Unit.
ed States in the disposition of the pub
lie lands of the Territory, and that
they can sell and otherwise dispose of
such lands only under certain specified
and restricted terms, to be laid down
by the Federal government. Those
terms are laid down, at present, in the
Land law and in the discretion con.
ferred by that law upon the officers
named.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-08-03
PLANS COMPLETE FOR OPENING
POWER PLANT ON KAUAI.

plant the Electric COMPANY at wanba Kauai
will be formally operation promoters
terpe have extended through Mr. Galey limited
to the representative business Honolulu
this time The nIsnd Steam Navigation Company arranged
the Mauna oa TO the wnha She will
O'Clock Friday evening and wainha following
Breakfast will be served the beach
Company and the will then L
two miles inland where the place a. H. at
which time will be power
turned the line plantation
horses for those who desire to visit the bitches and foreay
proceed along the west
coast of Kauai between Kauai and Niau give
passengers an opportunity view what is considered the magnificent
the Hawaiian of Ma Pail
and derives towering pals thousand
feet from the waters edge This country inaccessible
side and the fact that steamers seldom around this
this trip of special interest
The pals deep Hanakapn Hakoa Kaalau
oh and NuOlo all of which inaccessible
The plantation railroad Of th MR u s o c csae AMONG
service the visit the Hanappe
mill the Mcy
home the MBrydes Laval Here opportunity
plunge the surf which said by
will grove surrounding the house
Mr. Walter BcBde giving this uau his doubt
will have the
moonlight take her
passengers aboard and return to Honolulu.
The installation of the Company large high
voltage transmission plant in the Islands small has been installed
and another at ahan while the Territorial
small plant in Nuunu Valley and the Hlo plant
operated by water power These are small in comparison with the Kauai Eec
necessity reducing power pumping on Nc
Brye plantation led Kinney and the stockholders panta
ton Investigations which resulted Valley
this large water power development.
This
extends the beach
the heart Waiaee Fully
side of the valley
engaged to do this work
Iydgte and operations commenced bitches
length bring
1t carried pipes operate
below These machines
of the
1900 volts This
through banks of
each
of $4,000 volts and carried three aluminium supported
hto to the transformer station Hanapepe Valley property
Mcye Sugar Company distance
switchboard for distribution to the pumps
At
100 horsepower motor attached woag centrifugal built
Byron Jackson Company Two
installed No
in
100000 gallons
The available be
and the operating expense of the entire plant will
onethird of present expense
Mc8ryde be considered pioneer pumping cane fields
with large electric units and there probably of
Mountains employing
unquionably be
within the years
The entire installation accomplished by firms Henry
completed tho bitches
lines and the Hawaiian Company contracting
md consulting electrical
the pole line
hntation
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-08-03
WANTS MANILA MANGOES
FOB hawaiian ISLANDS

Gerrit Wilder, who is greatly inter-
ested in fruit culture, has a plan to
travel to Manila at his own expense,
and get mango CRAFTS to put upon trees,
which he will then present to the Unit
ed States government. II is said that
there are some excellent varieties of
this luscious fruit in the Philippines,
which could be introduced into these
islands greatly TO the advantage of the
people and the land.
Mr., Wilder win endeavor to get pas
sage to Manila on a government trans
port In order TO carry his plan into
execution.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-08-03
BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN.

During the summer months children
are subject TO disorders OF the bowels
which should receive careful attention
as soon as the first unnatural looseness
OF the bowels appears. The best medi-
cine in use for bowel complaint is
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy as It promptly controls
any unnatural looseness of the bowels.
whether II be in child or an adult.
For sale by all dealers and druggists;
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-08-03
A QUESTION
OF POLICY

Some of the holders of Republic OF
| Hawaii bonds do not want to give NJ
their securities in response to the re
cent call of Territorial Treasurer Camp.
bell, unless they are paid interest on
them to the next interest date, which
is the 3lst of next December. AS the
amount involved is considerable, the
matter has created some little stir in
official and financial circles, and yester-
day afternoon Attorney General Peters,
for the Territory, and Henry f. Cooper,
| for the bondholders. had long con-
sultation over it.
1t seems that some time ago, finding
that there was money on hand to meet
| these bonds, Governor Carter directed
! Treasurer Campbell to call in forty
three of the bonds of the par value of
$1,000 each. This would leave 153 of
the bonds, each of the same value, still
outstanding.
In issuing his call for redemption. Mr..
Campbell called the bonds in for pay
ment today. Most of the bondholders,
it is said, were willing TO come in and
take their money, but there were others
who stood out upon the contention that
the bonds should either have been called
for payment on the 30th of June, which
was an interest paying day, or that, II
and the next Understanding day
namely the 3lst OF December, then in
terest should run until that date,
whether the bonds were redeemed in
the meantime or not.
TWO QUESTIONS INVOLVED.
In this contention over the bonds,
there are involved two questions-a
question of law and question of pol.
icy. The law Of the matter is plain
enough The bonds were issued for
period of twenty years, TO run not less
than five years, at the end of which
time they would become payable-and
could be taken up at any time between
that period and twenty years from the
date of issue, when they would all be
paid.
The question of policy is another mat.
ter. In this consideration, it is con
tended that the large bond holding and
buying concerns always figure, in buy |
ing bonds, that an interest coupon is a |
negotiable paper, the same as promis.
sorry note, and that in buying coupon
bonds they buy with the understanding
that the coupons will run for the in.
terest period for which they call, pro.
vided there was call for redemption
within that period.
WANTS AN OPINION.
Treasurer Campbell asked the Attor-
ney General for an opinion upon the
point, when the question was raised,
and the opinion of course can only fol-
low the law-namely that it is within
the discretion of the Treasurer to call
in the bonds at any time within the
period after they have become payable,
regardless Of interest bearing periods
and the policy of placating bondholders.
Whether the matter will rest on this
lecision, or whether the bondholders
viii take action ON their own account,
,r the Treasurer will make concessions
rs matter of public financial policy,
ire matters thar would seem to be due
Tor solution today; The forty.three
ponds have been advertised ms called
or redemption.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-08-03

Miss Caywood left in the Alameda
for her former home in Kansas.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-08-03

Jas. F. Morgan will return home in
the Sonoma. so he has cabled.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20

$425-GARFIELD Av S, NEAR sed ST,
west front, 42x13O, four feet above
grade
$a5o-Each. or $3.50 for the two Garfield av
); between 33d and 34th west front,
421oX129 each. on grade
S99o-4th av s, between 31st and 3od Sis
west front, 45A129, street improve
ments
S6,t'-Corner of 4th av and 33d st, east and
south front. 45x12S adjoining lot $500.
street improvements -
So.D Holmes aV s. between 34th and 18th sts
east front. 42xl29.
S'o"-Girard av S. between 33d and Saith sts.
east front 46x127 I''
@'zo-bryant av S. between 31st and 32d SIS
east front, 46x12s slightly below grade
e=,o N front, but above grade in rear.
S'o"-I-yndale av s. between 35th and 36th
SIS east front. 42x119, city water
o. 80 stone sidewalk. three feet above grade
~A'Ao'-for TOUR lots: submit offer; Colfax ay
aV 5. corner of Saith st. east and north
'front.' i2Nl3S each, about five feet be-
low grade.
@7'o-Each. FOR four lots. Bryant av S. be-
tween 34th and Both SITS, east front 10
NlZ' each. city water, stone sfdewa1E
.. o and gas, above grade S
T@'o"'- submit offer; six lots corner of
dupont av and }3d st, east front
tpN12S each, seven feet above Grads
lin" building sand e-oe'
@o'oVo-N nat Will YOU give for seven LOTS cor
ner OF ColfaS and sd st, east
aro aa 4'N129 each. two feet above
@o''-slake US an offer; Bryant ay s. he.
tween 36th and 37th St east front 40
so I'D Oh grade, level. TIA
P'''-N sun st. near Vincent. 52y112 civ
sano Wafer and stoae sidewalk
'cn. lor three lots. What offer will
you make: Bryant av S, between 37th
ana 3Sth SITS, east front, 421bx12o eorh
Yale Realty Co.. 2O6 4tb ST ~"NA
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20
MACHINERY

FOR sALE-oNE CRoCKER-wHEELER TWO
horsepower 5O0-volt motor, with pulley. Cut
ler Hammer starting box. sliding base and
SWITCH In frst-class condition and run only
few days. Can be seen weekday evenings at
1924 Elliot av, or call 416 Corn Exchange.
snap at $50. Fl. L. Bishop.
GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES-DO. you
want to buy, operate or sell? The Gas Engine
Sc pages, monthly, devoted to the gas engine
industry. marine, automobile. stationary, 81
per year; specimen free The Gas Engine,
295 Bfymer building, Cincinnati, o.
PUMPING ENGINE, 700 GAL. PER MINUTE,
in fine condition; also engines, boilers, pumps
pipe and heating material. The u. NJ. Gil
more Co.. Minneapolis, Mimi
IRON WORKING AND WOOD WoRKINa Ma
chinery: large stock of secondhand and new
Northern Machinery Co.. 217 Sd st s. kpls. )
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20

JUST WHAT YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR.
bunch Of IS lots, making 10 acres in all,
located at 9th av and Thomas, two
blocks from car line. Will divide into 21h or
5-acre. tracts Price for the bunch of -
lots. $2.4OU. : = - =
We have three pieces from, 1 acre to ~
acres each. located lust off from Plymouth az
n near Upton blocks from car line at
$3.50. $3.50 and $500. -
We want an offer ten lots in bunch
corner 9TH av n and Queen and running
through to Russell. ---.--.,' - .
Fourteen lots nearly three acres ON 42d
st. between Park and Columbus avs lie fine
and high good soil. $1,75O for the bunch,
5000 for one-half. 49,: - ,S'>N'
Bunch of twenty lots, Chicago av, between
49th and 50th, lie high and we'll wooded
$3.50 for all.
We want an offer on three separate blocks
of lots containing five acres each loca fed he
tween +0th and 5Oth SITS, between 2Sth and
31st S, . .-:soSts-.
Five large lots little over one acre. located
at 1888 St.. near 31st av S, 5000 =. -
.-E.a Yale Realty Co., 2O6 4th ST. 4,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20
CALHOUN PARK LOTS.
All Good Purchases.

All Good Purchases
o. 700 Holmes Av.
Sl,lW,-Between Lake and 31st cast fro,.
sS'oOU-Double corner, 31st, east front
Ti'''o-httWeen 3lst and :52d ST. west front
eooo. Al improvements on these lois
$SS9ou-Between 32d and SD west front
f9o,ILetWeen :2d and a3d east front
Tl''oo-For :, west front, inside of 34th.
humboldt Av
sl,lIO-Corner Lake, facing south an6 cast
Si:Uoo-Between Lake and 31st east front
foDo-BetWeen 31st and 32d west front
@I..Ggo-Double corner of ed, facing east
sooo-betWeen 32d and 33d west front
~,a . Irving Av.
;'2d. '0'"een 'lse ana
@v21-Between 31st and SGD, west front
S1'u:o-Between SD and 3sd, west front
SI'uoo-HetWeen SD and 34th west front
Sl'2oo-NeNt to corner on SD St 6Oy1Id
- James Av.
$l,l9o-Between S1st and 32d east front
= 'vv33g0-Bet"een Lake and 31st, east front
S1.o-o-for 2 between Lake and 31st west
front. '' "eei
If your lot isn't here, we have Others.
Crccler & CroweIl
SO Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20

o g HAVE SEVERAL GOOD 5o-FooT LOTS
0 inside of 37th st on Park av for $500 each. :.
o Elegant lots. close to Lake Harriet near
o street car line. 1915 each. If you are
o looking for lots to build nic1 homes on
D we have some very fine ones in Lake Cal
o houn park. Lake of the Isles addition.
0 other desirable locations in all parts of
0 the city. You will save money by buytug
0 OF us. Folsom Rea1tz 10, 800 RAILWAY
0 building. Sd and sNicol. i.
D o o o . o o O o q
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20
CANADIAN WHEAT LANDS.

For sale-15, 900 acres of fine prairie land
cash, balance in FIVE years at 6 per cent.
This price to stand until June 10. This land
is located from eight to twelve miles of mar
ket on the main line5Sof the G.. p. r. r.
Northern Land Colonization Co, sos Loan and
Trust bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
- CANADIAN LAND. =
Get in with the rush. We have large
tracts In the famous Sunny Southern Alberta,
and southeastern Saskatchewan; 10000 acres
in the Alameda district, to 10 milesl from
province Write for terms and particulars
Agents wanted. Il. q. Newton, 855 Bank Of
Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Unimproved.
THE sEELEY AGENCY,

ESSabSi1bS0. %.
.. THE SEELEY AGENCY, y,z.
.-. Insurance, Real Estate and Loans,
3l1 Nicollet Az.
$227 per front foot, corner Sd st S and
$65 per front foot, corner Park av and
18th st. 12Sx25o, south and east facing.
StS o,l per front foot, corner Portland sav
no better corners in the city for Improve
ment. ~ =
$1,8oo-Double corner, 1st av S and SD St,
$1,0OO--I4ots on knox av between Lake and
31st, one block from boulevard. i =
$1'S0O-5o-foot frontage on Irving av s,
s35o-East facing lot, on Portland near
$3.50 for six lots in Linden Hills, Lake
Harriet; lots In same block held at $3.50 and
$500 each. These are snap. Buy them
Monday. ~, '.-.E
difion, 45S12S s, on ,': James az n, facing Cot
tage Park; $3.50 handles this lot. Look this
up.
o SWANS srSoSn AnnrS1oso1ors On
0 dell. Wentworth and Pillsbury avs, be- Q
0 tween 18th and 4Sth SITS. Good soil and G
0 rolling, giving best of drainage; each 9
o lot i5X1461a to alley. Prices from {
o $3.50, to $3.50; $50 down and $40 per 9
o month. ..-. ....'
0 Prospect Park and Meeker Island addi- c
o lions; very fine east-front lots, $500 to {
SooO; pleasant LOCATION, exclusive and {
0 easily accessible. Cali for plat and
0 terms. {
0 Lots in Nickels & Smiths addition, 3d. c
o 4th and 9Th SITS N, between 22d and
I'D avs n; city water sidewalk, gas
Q desirable location lots $500 to $500
each; easy terms; liberal discount for
o cash. .:. {
Q Lots in other locations on terms or for
cash and at reasonable prices, ~.
o See
o Niekels ( Smith,
o 81 Nicollet av.J
. y o o o o. o o
. CHOICE sNSps . IN IN TA G LOTS 8 :
0 S!2o-perfect lot Oh I'd av S. near 43d st.
o near 39th st: city water and stone
o sidewalk. This is bargain.
o $300-For your choice: perfect lot on 18th
o av 5, DIT Bath st; gas, city water and
o stone sidewalk paid for.
o S5o0-For your choice: a perfect lot on
o Bloomington av. between 34th and 3oth
o SITS: gas, city water and stone side
0 walk paid for.
o S395-Perfect lot 9th av S. near
o Franklin; city water and stone side
o walk.
o $325-A perfect lot on 10Th av S. near
o I'D st; city water and stone side
o walk; easy terms. :',- g..
o We can sell any of the above lots on
reasonably easy terms if desired.
0 Thompson Bros,
1O1 4th st s. -.
0 VIII move to Security Bank Building
June !.
o Q o Q o o o %
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20
SEQ PLANO

S0tU PLANO
with lots in South Lawn addition Plymouth
Queen and Russell avs ~ ~'
You have only IL more chances to Get the
piano. We give ticket with each purchase
until % lots are sold Prices $125 to $1T5 on
payments. ~
Lots in Lincoln st supplement, on Pierce
buchanan. Lincoln and Johnson SITS, between
l9th and 30 avs NE. All lots 5Oxl32: stone
sidewalk, wafer and gas on Pierce st: finer
location is hard to, find If the city: take
Central av car to 18th and look over that
beautiful park-like addition. Price $500. Don't
go into. the country. for lots: look up the
beauty spots in our city and buy there.
Lots in Cable Line ADDITION on Nicollet
and 42d St. on the of Blaisdell and
42d ard Nicollet. near 42d. $500.
Camden Park addition on Lyndale. Aldrich
Colfax and 10th and 47th avs N. There is a
beautiful little addition with stone sidewalk,
large shade trees end lots level as the floor
Price $50 to $500 each. Beautiful little
church and Norwegian settlement on the
addition.
Houses, lots and acre property for sale all
ever the city by -
E. N. Anderson.
5O4 Sykes Block. .....
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20
!. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.
LEFT us SHOW YOU

/ I5E34sa4s continued. 80 iEE
LET US SHOW you
Our lands at prices that are right WiscOn-
sin farm timber land in the clover district,
situated from 2 to miles from town. at
North Dakota, best Of prairie farm land at
$l0 to $l2 per acre, from to 10 miles from
town:
Also have five good homestead relinquish-
e ments that we will locate you free of
Il charge, II you buy quarter section of land
N =. : Homestead Land Co..
3O2 Nicollet Az. Minneapolis. MINI.
4 AssINIBoINE VALLEY WHEAT LANDS. s
lO, COO acres in farms! of leo; acres or more
in the fertile Assniboine Valley Of Eastern
Saskatchewan, near the towns OF Church
bridge, saltcoats and Yorkton; Open prairie
gently rolling: New railroad building through
our lands this year. Wheat yields at from
80 to AZ bushels per acre not unusual Lands
will double in value In very short time. For
full information write The Cooper w alsh Land
Co., Union Bank building, Winnipeg, Can.
DON'T BUY oUT.ovER LAND OR ARID
prairie land when you can buy high-grade
farming land in the district ct Of {,
acre and up. we have lands with clearings
meadows and houses ready to move into. To-
On shS n and near
pay with small cash payments or with wood,
posts or logs cut on the land. Tingdale
Bros, owners. 3O7 Bank of Commerce build
ing, Minneapolis, MINI. a:..,L =, M s.
FARM LAND-seo-AcRE FARM, IMPROVED,
nearly 600 acres in crop; soil the richest
black loan with clay subsoil, abundant water
and timber; the ideal place for diversified
farming; stone barn for 120 head Of stock,
horse barn for % head, granaries, ETC.. also
smaller farms In this Cavalier county, the
banner Of the state Of North Dakota, If you
contemplate buying a farm get the best.
Write me for particulars. 1~5 q,
.2-- 49, j. H. Placement, ~. - l
...l. Olga, N. D. ~ ...sr
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20

BENNER LAND. CO.'S AUCTION SALE OF
farm land in 40-acre tracts on long time pay
ments is going to be great success; 1t looks
now if the entire $4,000 acres would be
sold the first day. The place of sale, No. lip
4th st s. Is a good one; May % will give all
an opportunity. You can send bids by mail
Write at once for picture catalog, maps, full
information, free. Franklin Benner Land Co.,
BOB Bank of Commerce. - -s--r.s p
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20

sTEARNs COUNTY LANDS. =. : y
A fine 24O-acre grain and stock farm, nine
miles southwest; soil, black sand loan; good
meadow, pasture and grain land; large willow
grove; fair buildings +assI, - ~ e.
Several 40, 80 and .160-acre, tracts, five to
six miles east Of city. also several hundred
acres bordering on lake, aand city; improved
500 acres, state lands, in Todd county, sec.
"a, 1882 and sec "a. t 127 80. ~ CO.
Morrison county, 40 acres sec 20, and 80
All the above known as the Alex Moore
Address NJ L. Wkbb, LTBox 5, Sank Cen
ter, MINI. =" tto@I $ - 4 H.. F..
= SOME CHOICE ACRE TRACTS. -,
$45o-One acre fine land, 8 blocks from Ply
s5oo-Two acres, nicely wooded, North, three
blocks from car. =: :. = - e.
81 ,4oO-Four acres, North. near car. -.
$SOO-Five acres, fine for chickens gardening,
one-half mile city limits, eight blocks to
car; easy terms. : ~ -. grs.>
81 .2oo-1o fine acres. Richticld,s Portland av. :,
=, car; finest land for suburban home; easy
s1,46O-12 acres Glen Lake, one block to car.
> Call for our complete; list Of acres and
Yale Land Co.. FOG 4th st S.
sO-ACRE FARM NEAR LAKE MINNETONKA,
about six acres in fruit and orchard, good
" buildings; rare chance; might take some
10 acres south of Harriet, choice partly fin.
d. ished house, very cheap, Il G, d, &, -
acres plated into lots, city water stone
walk and fine houses built right UP to it,
J. easy terms. Also 21a and acres SINH
\ larly situated, cheap y
7O-acre farm, all in crop, good buildings; car
give possession, including crop; Eder
Prairie township.
-~ ., Brown Bros.,4 So: -
:; s.. ,.' 1925 Guaranty Bldg. - Il, "a .e..z3
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20
MEDICAL

Of SICK, CALL ON MRS swENsoN.I GIvFs
magnetic treatments. Will 10 thy request
$40 14th ct. third esor. Tho0e s42S.