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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-16

FOR SALE Land scrip.-w. G.
SkilIma1. Aft
FOR SALE Water barrels.-Pecos
Valley Trading Co. 62t6
FOR SALE Two gentle white bur-
o S 21O S. Kentucky ave. 54tf
FOR SALE Five room house, 211
So. Mo. ave.. Apply there. 45tf
FOR SALE CHEAP Stuiebaker
buggy, almost new. phone 70. 62tf
FOR SALE 8 H p. gasoline en-
gine.-L. K. McGaffey, 1O8 N. Main
street. 26tf
FOR SALE 40 feet good shelving
in first class condition.-R. L. &
T. H. Malone. 54tf
FOR SALE 12 vacant lots on
South Hill. for oneilalf of actual
value.-Carlton & Bell.
FOR SALE:-Some choice residence
lots, well located, at ~rock-bottom
prices. CARLTON & BELL.
FOR SALE 20 acres, 5-room house,
artesian well, some fruit. Best bar
gain IN the Valley.-Carlton & Bell.
FOR SALE One rotary and drop
Austin well drilling machine. Phone
or write the Oasis Ranch. 29tf
FOR SALE Five room house. All
convenfelces; also buggy and har-
ness. Apply 2O6 West Sth ST. 59tf
FOR SALE Three or foul miles of
.# nDnn mower u,irn fanoo... oIco
fence posts. Apply Oasis ranch, or
phone 347. Oft.
FOR SALE 500 acres, fine, level
land, rich soil, 5 miles from Ros-
well, $4,000 per acre.-Carlton &
Bell.
FOR SALE Five acres on South
Hill, one block from Main street,
at a sacrifice price.-Carlton &
Bell.
FOR SALE Good, safe driving
horse; also new buggy and lar-
ness, cheap. Inquire at Western
Grocery Co. 64t3*
Beautiful house for sale, 1902 N. Ky.
6 rooms, strictly modren, shade
trees, shrubbery and nice lawn. Ea-
sy terms. 200 Lea ave, Tel. 534.
63t24.
FOR SALE Motor cycle, 4hp. in
fine running condition, tires and
engine in fine shape. 1t it a bargain
if sold at nee Box 324 Roswell,
N. NJ. 61t10
FOR SALE:-Nice house, well locat-
ed. artesian water, plenty shade.
Business out of town demands par
ties attention, will sell cneap.-Car
lton & Bell.
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and eastern Arizona thirty 3sars ago,
engaged IN Indian trading and Fas We
~ prospenous. Years aso he married
a Navajo woman who Tore tour child.
rem, two Oh whom have since died. He
left quite competency to his widow
and children with the instructions
that the later be given a thorough elu
cation. He was a member of the Ma.
sonic lodge at Holbrook, which body
attended to his funeral and will also
see that the directions in his will
be duly carried out. Lynch was
we'll known n very popular in east
ern Arizona.
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of the 18th. A special Red Mems
B. Blanks, chairman Petersburg; Chas
D.. Phillips, vice chairman, Richmond
and James T. Kegebei1, secretary and
treasury, Norfolk.
About a hundred delegates are ex
pected but in addition to these a host
of the braves is expected and many
will bring families.
The arrangements for the National
Red Mems meeting Sept. 9th, to 18th
with a special day named for Sept.
u, are not vet mad 1t is expected
that many thousand of Red Men from
all parts of the United States will be
here.
The uniformed rank men have the
privilege of living in the camp main
tanned for such bodies on the expOsit-
ion grounds, sleeping quarters being
in New England alone and some large
excursions are being made up in that
section, with stops at New York and
Washington and side trips to Rich
mond, jamestown and other points.
w. A. S. Bird, of Topeka. Kansas,
is the president of the National body
and he is Great I1cohonec.
Much interest in felt in that state
and similar interest is evidenced in
Nebraska while inquiries for James
literature from officers i'll other
parts of the country show that the
tribes will come from the four n
and all the hunting grounds of the
Men.
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THE UNION CARPENTERS
WIN FIGHT AT TRINlDAI

Trinidad, Col, May 13.-The strike
between the members Of the Carpe1-
ters' and Joiners' union of this city
and the contractors has been settled
and all of the union men will resume
work. The settlement was affected
Thursday afternoon at a meeting be-
tween a committee from the union
of the latter. Under the terms of the
contract which was drawn up and
signed Thursday afternoon, the out
side men are to receive 81 per day
and the inside men are to receive So
80 and eight hours a day. The an
1ouncement comes in the nature of a
surprise, as it was understood that
the men and employers were at log
gerheads and that neither side would
yield. The strike was i1augurated
on May 1 and since that time work
on a number of large buildings in the
city has been at a standstill.
The terms under which the new
agreement is made amounts to a
splitting OF the difference" and is
thoroughly satisfactory to all co1
cerned. The carpenters at the out
set asked 81 a day and the mill men
asked the same, with an eight in
stead of nine hour day.
The announcement tina the trou-
BILE is owe will be received with much
qualification by the general public in
Trinidad. The summer promises to
be the busiest along building lines
in the history of the city, and it is
necessary for the welfare of all con
cerned that there be no delay.
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NorfoIk,-Va-, May s16.@The Red
Men. who boast Priority of existeace
over all other f~raternal bodies in the
United States are going to hold two
camp fires m the hunting ground of
the jamestown Exposition, reserva
ton Of Virginia, which will bring to-
getner all OF the Old Men and Braves
with the squaws and kinsmen and
friendly folk, invited by the runners
who have long been out to the north
and east, the south and the west tell
ing them to come to the big pow-wow
of h great chief, the first to be
held IN the Flower Moon and the
second, a greater pow-wow to be held
during the Corn Mool.
The which means that the improved
Order OF Red Men, recognizing their
special fitness for conspicuous place
IN the Land of Powhatan during this
great white mans celebration have
been w%hooping it up and are coming
to the exposition strong. The Virgil
mia Red Men come first with a meet
ing of the Great Council May Is and
continuing three days. May Is has
been designated Virginia Red Mems
Day and there will be a great how-dy-
do at the exposition. There is to be
a drill and a parade with mounted
men and carriages which will pass
about the grounds.
John w. Cherry of Norfolk who is
Great Prophet of the Red Men of the
whole country has been cooperating
with R. H. Sexton, Chief of Convent
ions and Special Events for the Expo
sition. They lave arranged for the
use of the Armory Hall for the days
of May Is, Is and II and the evening
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SERIOUS.

Something is the matter with the
editor of the Roswell Record. 1t is
nard to diagnose his trouble correctly
without more data. But anyhow. the
following very bad symptom appear
ed in the las issue:
she sang soprano sweetly; her
voice was like a Tyre;
But n Sunday she ate onions,
and busted up the choir"
1t might be well to be on the safe
and quietly call in a doctor-Al-
buquerque Morning Journal.
Had the Journal man observed the
quotation marks. his worry might
have beer saved. 1t was impossible
to properly credit the verse-for it
is one of those wandering gems, like
Beautiful SRow," whose real author
has never been identified. much less
operated upon by the doctors or
prosecuted before 3 justice of the
peace.
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ATTEMPT TO KILL HIS WIFE
POSSE OF MEN IN PURSUIT

Albuquerque, N. NJ, May 10
While his wife stood at a tub washing
mis- clothes, Juan Martinez, of Barelas
a macAinest, fired a shot at her al
noon today. The powder burned hel
arm AMI the bullet made a hole thru
her clothing. She fell in a faint. And
thinking she was dead, Martinez FLED
from the scene and no one pursued
him as he waved mis- pistol threading
ly.
Mrs. Martinez is a French woman
and married the man who tried to
kill her today, at Socorro. Martinez
bears a good reputation and is employ
ed in the Santa Fe shops. Recently
he fell and broke an arm and has
been unable to work.
He seldom drinks but was drunk to
day. A posse is now after him. 1t
is feared ne will be filed with re
morse and kill himself, not knowing
that his wife is alive.
Mrs. Martinez refuses to tell the
motive for the shooting.
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ROSWELL MEN ARE AT WORK
FOR ANOTHER RAILROAD

Nothing has been said about it
nothing is being lone to boom" the
proposition: no idle talk will be in.
dulged in; but the business men OF
Roswell are quietly at work on anotn.
er railroad.
1t is positive that he Santa Fe Cen
trail people will extend their line to
Roswell, provided the people of this
city n the Pecos Valley take a
hundred thousand dollars in bonds.
Some OF the strongest financial bust
ness men of the city and some of Ros-
wells most conservative investors
are at work getting up a subscription
for such bonds, and their labors have
not been in vain, for they nave al
ready secured more than a third of
the required mount. And this was
done within a few days, without much
persuasion.
The n Ia which the business
men have subscribed with no further
argument than a presentation of this
particular case argues two things,
first, that the case is worth while,
and, second that the people are keen
for another railroad. Roswell mas
been quietly waiting for another roa
for some time. 1t has had several
promises and has seen all of them
mis-carry. II has seen the other roads
go elsewhere. It is now time the peo-
pie here wer doing something for
themselves in this line. And they are
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A GREAT DAY AT THE
A.. AND M. COLLEGE

MesilEa Park, May 13.-On last Fri
day afternoon the annual field day
was held. The sun was shining bright
making it an exceedingly fine after
loon for the occasion. At two thirty
the boys in the crimson suits could
be seen gathering at the starting place
of the 100 yard dash, and from that
time on until 5 O'Clock the cheering
and yelling v ceased.
The Las Cruces confectioners had
stands on the grounds, which were
certainly very instrumental in refresh
ing and cheering the crowd. 1t has
been seldom that the college ever
witnesses sucn a crowd for the grand
stand was filled to the utmost and a
large number of people witnessed the
event from their buggies.
The all-round medal which was CIV
en- by H. D. Bowman, was won by R.
Elliott. He scored forty points with
ease a1d was not too tired to be on
hand at the dance in all his glory. r.
B. Deemer won eco honors. There
were three records broken during the
afternoon showing that there are still
a few track men left at the institution
Mr.. Redding, the heavyweight raised
his former record il throwing the
shot TO 41.9A feet He also broke the
record il throwing the discus, making
it zoos feet. The record in running
broad jump was broken by Justin
Weddel. 1t had for a number of years
stood at 10 feet and 10 inches, now
being 10 feet and IL inches.
The usual field day all game was
held at the Seed house in spite of
the boys being so tired. the evening
was a very enjoyable n and dancing
continued until 1 O'clock. Light re
freshments were served during the
evening and everybody reported hav-
ing a fine time.
More enthusiasm has been SHOWN in
track work this year nan was expec-
ted by the manager. Several meets
nave been held between the different
clubs about college, making things
more lively and showing that inter,
est is being taken in college affairs.
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A p

A Kansas man snores so hard he
wakes the dog; the dog sits up,
bowls and 'wakens the man; the man
swears at the dog and wakes the ba-
by, and then the baby yells and
wakes the mother. The mother
growls at the man, who forthwith pro
ceeds to go to sleep and start the fun
all over agaiR.-Roby 0Tex.) Banner
This seems to illustrate the political
situation in New Mexico, but the ap-
plication is so plain that it is per-
haps unnecessary for the Record to
point out analogy
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Another Kid Game of Interest.

Considerable interest was develop
ed in the second game between the
Roswell Cubs and the Alameda Height
club at Amusement Park yesterday
afternoon. the Cubs were the win
hers z to 4 in a nine inning game,
last. These kid teams are playing
good base ball, and yesterdays con
test drew quite a crowd of spectators.
The players .ange from twelve to
sixteen years in their age. The bat
teries yesterday were Cubs, Amonett,
Hinson and Rogers; Al3neda, Moore
Doss and Nelson.
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COL. LOCkHART CLOSES
BIG DEAL IN CATTLE

Colorado Springs, Col, May 10
Col. James A Lockhart, of Colorado
Springs, president of the Lockhart
Livestock company, which has its
range in the southern part of the
state. has just closed one of the big
gest deals in cattle ever recorded in
the state. He sold the cattle TO the
Packing Co, both of Denver. The cat
tie comprise the choicest Colorado
bred steers to be cad today. They
have been cornfed for eight months.
The first delivery alone will represent
more than 100000 il value, and
the entire deal represents consider
ably over $500, 900.
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CLAIM ROLLER SKATING
HURTS CEMENT WALKS

From FIT. Worth Record.
According to sidewalk contractors
of the city, the skating craze has
of cement sidewalks. Many citizens
who have contracted for sidewalks in
the past few months have asked for
some other class of walk, something
that the children cannot skate ON. 1t
is said that the youngsters find it
very easy and pleasant TO skate down
to the corner grocery for mother, to
skate round the II N up the
other block to Mrs. ~So-and-So's to
borrow a thimble. and to skate on the
numerous other errands included in
the program OF a child's day.
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u

H. E. Davis has beer made manager
for the John Becker Company at Viii
lard.
The Carrizozo Townsite Co, will
not advance the price of lots for the
next thirty days.
Fred Brockler and Co. have pur
chased the Park house It Socorro
The place has bee1 given a thorough
oyerhauling and opened for business
The Clark Coal Co., opened an Office
in Gallup last week in the rear room
of the Banner drug store. This Office
will be maintained there until all the
business of the Clark Co., in local mat
in charge of the business at Clarkville
is in charge of the Gallup ofice.-Gal,
lup Republican.
w. 8. Mcintyre, the goat buyer,
came IA from the San Andreas a day
or so ago where he succeeded in pur-
chased a shipment Of 1000 goats for
the Kansas City market. Mr.. McIn-
tyre, VINO has been buying goats for
years, states that Alamogordo is the
second largest shipping point for
goats in the United States, Uvalde,
Texas. ranking irst--Alamogordo
News.
L. F. Powers, the well known Cali
fornia detective. who Succeeded n
capturing Eytinge. the Phoenix muir
derer has been paid the full reward of
81. 900. He received $500 from the ter
rftory of Arizona; $50 from Maricopa
county and $3.50 from the Order OF
Eagles.
F. G. Bartlett, of Socorro. is autno-
rity for the statement that the Ranch
supply company. in which he is one
Of the principal stockholders is erect
ing a store building q hundred and
feet long in Magdalena.
Blackjack, May l3.-when the Inn
mense dam and great reservoir here
are completed. a ditch. the aeequfa
Madre win be put in. This win be-
eight miles long and win furnish suf-
dcient water for irrfgating about six
thousand acres OF land which, vital
water and proper cultivation. wind
raise line crops OF cereals and vege
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT One furnished room,
nice location, SIP N. Lea. 5stf
FOR Remit Two housekeeping or
sleeping rooms with bath, 100 S.
KY. 65t3*
FOR RENT Furnished or uafurn-
ished rooms, with or without board.
I'll n. Richardson. 65tf
FOR RENT-New furnished house
keeping rooms with gas fo- cool
ing, $1,000. 800 n. Ky. 64-t2*
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Transfers of Real Estate.

The following deeds were filed for
record yesterday in the office of Pro.
bate Clerk n Recorder, F. P. Gayle:
The Triton Town Company to v. R.
Kenney, for $50. lot %, block 8, lot
IL, block 2, Triton.
j. Barclay Reeves to VIM. J. Chisum
for $50, a ole-inch water right from
an artesian well on lot 10, block s,
to flow o1 lot IA, block 9, Roswell.
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Mississippi Sunday schools.

Nachez, Miss. May 16.-Fhe Missis-
sippi Sunday School association will
hold its annual convention in this city
during the next three days and a large
number of delegates ave arrived for
the meeting. Some of the most noted
religious workers in h country will
be present and deliver addresses.
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Frank Teal Sending in Wool.

Frank Teal and father, of Hope,
are sending their last years clip to
Roswell for shipment. The entire clip
amounts to about $4,000. The first
load, weighing about $500 and arrived
last night.
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Investigation into the cost of the
Harrisburg capitol building indicates
that the Pennsylvania taxpayers have
been paying $3.50 per cubic foot for
air.@Saturday Evening Post
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

subscription schools, when some peo-
pie patronized the schools by sending
their children, and paying for their
In these days of compulsory
education. the parents who do not
patronize the school are likely to
hear from somebody. Patrons" il
the school sense, is obsolete.-West-
ern School Journal.
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&C. Il. Mason, Of Roswell, men

&C. E. Mason, Of Roswell, member
OF the Bureau OF immigration, will
leave this morning for the Pecos Val
ley. after attending the meeting of
the Bureau, here Mr. a is bust
mess manager Of the Roswell Rec
ord. the only daily paper IN the Pc
cos Valley. and one of the most up
to-date in the Observation-Disclosures
que JOURNAL. May 13.
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Never get it into your head that
you are too good to miagle with com
mon people" No man a be a gen.
tleman who treats the working man
as ar inferior being.-Grandview,
(Tex) Tribune.
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Yesterday was a busy day for the
g~rafters- Rpef pleaded guilty at
San Francisco; Pierce of the oil
trust was turned over to a Texas
sheriff at, St Louis; a Federal jury
began Investigating coal and timber
Land frauds and mining swi1dles in
Oo4orado. and attorneys OF the Inter
state. Commerce Commission recon-
mepded that E. H Hartman be pros
ecuted for violating n Sheran law
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The town of Hagerman was not as
patient as she might have been-but
she win get the bridge. The adver.
tisement for bids appeared in the
Daily Record yesterday. and the con
tract for construction will be award
ed on the Sth of July.
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Notice of the Appointment of Admin

Notice of the Appointment of Admin
istrator.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned was, on the 18th day OF
May, 1907. by an order of the Probate
Court OF Graves County, duly made
and entered. appointed administrator
of the estate of Hudson S. Malone,
deceased, and all parties knowing
themselves indebted to said estate
win please pay said Indebtedness to
the undersigned, and all parties with
claims against the said estate will
please present them to the ~u1dersign
Thu. to.
ROSS L. MALONE.
Administrator of the Estate of
Hudson S. Malone. Deceased.
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VETERAN INDIAN TRADER
DIES OF PNEUMONIA

Hugh Lynch. an Indian trader OF
note in eastern Arizona, who resided
at Navajo, In that section. died recent
ly at the Gallup hospital of pneumonia
Lynch came { o western New Mexico
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In preaching happiness the Par
son" does aot wish to hold out any
false hopes fop saobs and sycophants.
They do. not deserve either hell or
heaven. and win probably want to
wait until it is decided which place
has the best sociey-hence we re
train from advising them.
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New Mexico g~rafters cannot hope
to escape a house-cleaaing movement
that extends from New York to San
Francisco.
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The principal news of the day from
all parts of the country reports active
proceediags against the grafters.
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Government by commission of non
partisan business men mould carry
all right in San Francisco.
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Vain pretense may prosper for a
day, but in the long run o must
nave the goods.
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The passing Of Abe Hummell. of
danger OF a criminal lawyer absorb
ing the moral standards of his eli
ents.
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Whether President Roosevelt be
sincere or not, he has started a cru
sade against the grafters that cannot
be stopped
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II it's nothing but your vanity that
Is hurt, the medicine is doing you
good.
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The men who make the history for
other men to record T rarely ever
bookworms.-Fort Worth Record.
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Slavery to party bosses is response
bic for the conditions which promote
graft
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Another phrase which should be
swung Oh. hurled into oblivion is "the
patroas OF the school" The word pa
trons- comes 60 MS from the days Of
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WANTED.

WANTED-Saddle horse at 500 N.
Missouri. 64-t2*
WANTED.-Cook at Hotel Hagerman
Hagerman, N. M. 63-t6.
WANTED:-Lady cool for out of
town. Wages $25 per month with
board. Inquire at Roswell Auto
Shop. 56tf
WANTED:-Board and room in pri-
rate family. centrally located by
young couple. Address L. II. P.
Room q, Grand Central hotel t1s.
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The grafters must go. in New Mex
leo, as well as elsewhere.
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Don't take yourself too seriously
Other people may think it a joke
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TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN CARLTON
6 BELL o6tf
TO LOAN $3.50 on real estate
R. l. & T. H. MALONE. 58tf
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A card IA tas Roswell Trade Direc
nsms Dsc1us o. pso6lsl
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II you nav q trade proposition Of
any kind Zee ug-CarIton 4 Bel. =
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Listen to everybody-and keep
right ON saving wood.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.
a splendid hotel proposition, . mon
ey maker he frat day and every day.
eont pass this up See CARLTON
&eELL
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Classified "Ad5.'
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Land scrip.-W. G.
SkilImal. Aft