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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-05
Tribune Agents In Nevada

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Copies OF Tho Tribune will be found on
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For sale-Part OF all of % shares
LIFE INSURANCE
AND INVESTMENT COMPANY
stock, so per share. par value 500 per
share, in connection With $50 shares
WESTERN SECURITIES COMPANY
stock, 81 per share. par value $40 per
share Address F. B.. P o. box SOB,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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WEIMER SHIPMENT.
Company Receives Returns Upon Some
1854 Per Cent Copper Rock.

The Weimer Copper company on Fri
6sv received the settlements from the
last car of copper ore received in the
local market. The consignment aver
aged 1854 per cent copper, and the net
proceeds Of the car amounted to the
sum Of S2,797.6I. This is one of the
series Of shipments that the Weimer
company is making, and the develop
ments at the property are such that
much greater consignments could he
made were the facilities more favor
able for transporting the ore to mar
ket.
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China, and 10 have converted large
proportion of that country's inha BIZ
tsnts to the possibilities of the Yering-
ton camp. II was learned Friday that
the Salt Lake Offices of several of the
contributing organizations have sent out
tracers for this shipment, and no small
amount Of impatience has' attended the
wait for the ore
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COPPER BELL PROPERTY.
Springville Owners Have Rich Group
In DugWay District

Springvilie, Utah. has become greatly
interested in reports from copper
property owned by several prominent
business men of that city. The mine
is located in the Dugway district, and
is known as the Copper Bell property.
An incline has been driven for dis
tance Of 100 feet, all the way in ore
carrying fine copper and gold values.
A large force of men is now at work,
and during the coming year some very
gratifying developments can be looked
for. The group is composed of four
claims, and adloins the Sam Gibson
mine. Among those interested are a.
o. Packard. cashier of the Springville
Banking company; j. P. Anderson, the
locator Of the mine, and T. r. Kelly,
who is secretary of the company.
J. OBERNDORFER. STOCK BRO
kEE lGl g Min I'll IlSll 700
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Ore SHIPMENTS.

The Pioneer sampler released the fol-
lowing number of cars Of ore Friday:
Alta, A.: Stockton. Q: Tintic, ..
The Taylor and Brunton sampler re-
leased the following: California. 4 :,
Nevada. 9; Idaho, |: Utah. u.
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RICH GoLDFIELD ORE.
Mtllion-Dollar Shipment Has Reached
the Selby SInelter.

VALLEJO. Jan. A consignment OF
ore valued at 81 100000 has arrived at
the Selby smelling works from Gold
field. IT filled three box cars attached
10 an express train and was guarded
by eight Wells Fargo company mes
sengers.
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New Map of Ely.

Complete and up-todate. For sale by
Ed Millard & Son, Ely, New, and Penn
broke Stationery CO., Salt Lake City.
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BOSTON MINING STOCKS
The Metal Market.

The metal quotations for Friday,
posted by Mccormick e. Co., were rs
follows: Silver, roc; lead, Sc; copper,
23ssc.
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Ore and RulliOn.

The ore and bullion receipts for Fri
day. given by Mccormick & Co., were
as follows: Ore, SOB 900; bullion. s60,-
600
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Tribune Job Printing Co. at &c VI.
Second South
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6 D. Evans,

Updertakcr and Embalmer, has removed
to new location. 48 South state.
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Nevadas in San Francisco.
James a. Pollock e Co. furnish the fol-
lowing san Francisco stock quotations,
received over their private wire:
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J. OBERNDORFER. STOCK BRO
KEk, l61 3. Main. Tel. Bell 792.
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San Francisco Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 4.--The official
closing quot atIons for mining stocks to-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-01
SAN FRANcIsCo's CRISIS.

blood experience profted
Republicans who hope
candidate
in although
having with Labor Union also
of former mayoty
an expectations
for DR. Taylor In candidate elected
minority plurality instead of majority He
3o392 against him being divided
Wells epean and Tobn Demoera
candidates.
pulling through with minority 26o16 out Of 1924
Schmiz really first in the
of defeated Partridge the
dae Fusion According the Argonut though
faith elements
nominal il of Partridge
candidates The
Mccarthy whom the Argonu
Ryan, the
"a socaed Republican
Republican but the
wrought youth, Daniel Ryan Doctor
without precise of honesty deceney
that the above
the
1905 In of the disaster the
77000
affiliated with organized
political
thing positively certain namely
election made infinitely serious by the
calculated divide the conservative
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ed directly, the assertion may have
been made originally in the hope of
bringing those two officials into the
open.
The organization of the committee
may be a tremendous advantage for
the candidates. If there are numerous
contests the committees authority in
deciding them may make or unmake q
presidential aspirant. Everyone who
has intimate knowledge of national
conventions is aware that 1t is most
tests on merit. 1t is often impractic-
able TO secure evidence on which one
can base a judicial opinion. The time
for the hearings is limited, the plead
ers are fervent in presenting the
claims of contestants. Such circum-
stances in the last analysis favor a
decision by the committee according
to it's preference for candidates. Of
course, the committees action has to
be ratified by the convention itself but
the conventions disposition is to fol-
low the committee. Hence the advan-
tage of having the organization of the
National Committee and a majority of
its members in ones favor.
MANY CONTESTS ANTICIPATED.
Everything indicates number of
contests next June from the South.
There must be strong developments in
favor of some one candidate-develop-
ments that assure his nomination with
out regard to what the South may do,
or contesting delegations will be COM
ing up from many Southern states. It
would be no surprise if as many as
200 delegates were involved. That
would be one-fifth of the convention.
The National Committee is compos-
ed of one man from each state and
territory. There are fifty-four mem
bers in all. Probably forty of them, at
least, will get to Washington in De-
cember for the preliminary meeting
In many states a senator or member
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AN EXAMPLE FROM HONDURAS.

revival of prosperity
conducted approved
the Atlantic which presents inspiring
Ceba
showing that
by HOO miles south Orleans
a that
the adjacent
cities twenty
with of merchandise which return laden
blessed Honolulu
healthful
agreeable.
of
Southern Atlantic States
demonstrated that Hawaii place fresh fruits
that
Guiding practically the whole western side
of Only the easily
problem
o
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pRELIMlINARIES
OF BIG CONTEST
Continued from Page one.)

Continued from Page One.)
be of comparatively small Importance
to the candidate it may take on great
significance.
BIDDING FOR CONVENTION.
The bidding of the cities for the
honor of having the convention is gen.
orally spectacular. Delegations of
boomers come TO nang up fat purses
before the CONN in the shape of
guarantees towar,. sne expenses of the
convention. They likewise send their
best orators and generally their best
business men to electrify the commit
tee with the advantages of their par
ticular localities.
A harhinger of the important political
gossip that will be rife at the meet
ing of the committee appears in the
rumors that have been current about
the Importance of the meeting here of
Chairman New and Secretary Dover. 1t
is very improbable that anything either
of those officials could say or do as they
meet to issue the call would greatly
affect the situation. Yet dispatches
went broadcast that they were going
to consult about the attitude of the
National Committee regarding Presi-
dent Roosevelt's activity in trying to
name Taft, as his successor.
INTERIOR GAME SUSPECTED.
1t is claimed that both Chairman
New and Secretary Dover are playing
the game against the President and
against Secretary Taft. 1t is verv
doubtful whether that is true in anv
particular. As sometimes happens in
politics when one wants to find mt nv
1hoireetion what can not be ascertain,
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Superintendent Holloway reres from office with an
whole efficient
office He
which he value to show
scnla icn graft
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islands the
valuable spontanety evident sincerity
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of Twain furnishing
poem in prose the padses
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wake of satisacon-nd it's
China smiles pleasantly
his utter Japan.
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be of comparatively small Importance
to the candidate it may take on great
Significance
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nx HON. JOSEPH E. RANspELL.
Congressman from Louisiana.

HE transportation question the most important one before
!" !. : !"
~ the American peope-indeed before the civilized word-ana
that country and quickest Is sure to win IN
k6xM1 the race for commercial supremacy.
fSS1 am that if could develop the wafer
tB ways this should be developed and as be-
V&ABI ev day developed the rate question Woud
Gf& settle itself heourhs of the country without
~ resortng to the interstate commission
No man can estimate the commercial rela-
,ions Of our great ship canal joining n lnd'ob
the great lakes and the warm currents oil m
sunny gulf will fer loot canal from Chit
cago to New Orleans certainly much the SoOoooo which
the Empire state spending the Erie canal to make
it 12 feet fromI o the Hudson river
am no prophet vet mehiuks shall live the day when
stately vessels loaded Buffalo, Cleveland Detroit Milwaukee, Duluth
and Chicago the products OF the mines the factories and the
fields will float through that canal and down
the Father of Waters to St Louis Memphis Vicksbur, New Orleans
Galveston returning thence laden with the OF the
south earth coming shores from Europe the
through Panama canal from the far of ASIA South
America our western and the island of the
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Tlrr Rrhatr Eutl
JH Marh In Gurr
BY WILLIAM j. GAYNOR.
Justice OF the Supreme Court OF New York.

but, contrary healthy activity welfare and happiness
OF the community, the prpuy Of such institutions
There danger the conGaon Of private property in this
country England Blu, the acquisition Of private prop
erty public franchises and the aid Of cunning
very different thing 1t than reub
hcan institutions; fraugt with their destruction If suffered to
the odun would the end debase ALL and no de-
based people the Of things free goveming
people.
difficult get people understand that rail-
roads private roads public highways much
roads which alongside Of them.
railroad private monopoly, although acknowledge
that those control railroads their and the very law
of their being public highways subject the regulation and control Of
government Every them equal Any iavorm
i absolutely unlawful and always
1t is the guilty railroad official however high and though he
have high place the coun and OF the
nation he be only the local agent the village onel
place. who should be prosecuted.
This ayorism freight the greatest Of day and
To allow have their
the public highways much
rivals business charged uuderse
and drive them hear
shall be looked back upon descendants and
generation lost having
s long.
This orism in freight has been deep-seated
that eradad wears Those profting bv
namely the few who control railroads highways
principally the trusts and last politicians and public
IN their easily such Of wealth
1t belief that the government should appoint general
freight Of every railroad and have through
his ubordna, could stop the abuse The duty officials
would not be fix but that every paid prescribed
rate no less
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Winter Vegetable seur.

Cut one cup each OF onion. carrot.
parsnip. potato and celery into half.
inch dice. reseryinE the onions TO fry
and the potatoes TO boil By themselves
Put une-:ourth cup Of butter OF drip.
pings in a stewUan or soup kettle and
when ho; add the onions. After frying
them carefully until colored. but no,
burned. add one tablespoon OF -four.
and when well mixed poEr on gradual.
ly a pint Of hot water. add ore tea.
spoonful Of salt. one saltspoon OF
white pepper. one telspoonfgl Of sugar
one-f5urth saltspooufll Of cayenne
pepper. one slice Of bread crust tosst.
ed very brown. vegetables tcxcept The
poiatoesl, and enough boiling water
to cover all. let them simmer tro
hours Boil the potatoes ten minutes
drain and add them TO the soup.
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HOW TO MAKE MAyonNA'ss-
Recipe That 10 Sure to Please '"'
Most Fastldlous.

To make mayonnaise is indeeu :
fine art in cookery; unless the go,
est care is observed the dressing WIZ
be either too thick or too thin OF 4
will curdle at the stage when the
oil is poured in. Here is famous
recipe for mayonnaise that eahho'
fail TO please the most fasidions ~,
Beat the yolSs of two eggs uhu'
they are creamy and then add very
slowly. three or four tahlespoohluI'
high. grade salad oil, and next '"'
t,blespoonfuls OF vinegar, SLOWLY !"
the oil. Now pour the contents rom
the mixer into a saucepan OF ooi'lns
water. You are to continue stirring
until the dressing begins to get th'cN
when It is TO be removed from 'Ae
water and stirred until cool 20"
add one-haIf tcaspoontul OF salt, two
tablespoonfuls French mustard, one
tcaspoOnful sugar.
Having previously beaten iAe
whites OF the two eggs and a ionT.E
o! a tumblcr Of cream. stir these IL
with the dressing in the order named
As this will make a rather large guam
rty OF dressing you may save half tot
another ume and In that case do not
add The whipped cream uutl you are
almost ready 20 serve al table.
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sn;raeh crsan SOUP.

Put your spinach into a sauccpaE
with a cupful Of cold water. and bring
to fast boil. Keep this up until the
spinach is tender and broken TO pieces.
Turn into 4 choppiaE tray. strainInc
of the water in which 3, was cooked.
but not draining the vegetable Il
must be quite moist. ChCp very fine
and run through the vegetable press
l; should be a soft past" Have ready
a scant quart ui boiling milk In a
!aTiua kettle. Never forget to drop a
pinch Ot soda into milk when you boil
H. In a tryinEpaa melt tao table.
spoonfuls OF butter and stir into Il a
tablespoonful OF -four. Cook and stir
smooth, add to the spinach paste. lie,
the whole simmer for 4 minute. Pour
in the hot milk stirring alb the time.
take from the FIRE. season TO taste with
salt. pepper. a little sugar aad a dash
Of nutmeg and pour out. S,rsw sip
pets Of fried bread on the surface o.
each nlate'uI.
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1T is a curious coincidence. her
voice normal and unagitated.
was confused Then | am mis-.
takcnT'-my chagrin evident. Tan
this while, mind you. was wonder.
Ing u that cellardoor was unlocked.
and how long Il would take me to
reach 1t before the denouemontD
One way or the other. ii does not
matter" said she.
Yet, II ] could reach the cellars"
-absenuy, Then ! bit my tongue.
Cellars Who said anything about
SeIlarsE ! meant that this is not the
honr Tor unmasking or disclosing
ones identity. ."-coldly.
And yet when Caesar whispered
beware the ten OF hearts. you turned
ana shuddered. What have YOU to
Offer In defense?'
" was the horrid mask he wore"
Wen It wasn't handsome OF him. g
what did YOU mean by cellars -
suddenly becoming the inauisitor In
her turn.
=? oh. l was thinking what |
S"oaid do in case OF fire."-nimbly.
Ihat is not the truth"
Well, no. it isn't. Can YOU keen a
secret:' whispered.
II 1t isn't terrible one"
Wen, l have no earthly business
mere. ] am an impostor."
An impostor."
res And for the past few min.
u'es' since heard of the robbery I've
oeeh thinking how could get out OF
nere upon the slightest notice. While
the reckless spirit was upon mo I nro
aneed the fatal card and showed the
oack TO her You viii find that yours
vi different color. But l am not
,ne uailoping Dick: II was only a
naIe'orained h", lark on my part, and /
,n mau no idea 1t would turn out serious
nne this- l was going to disappear
oe'ore they unmasked. What would
you advise me to do7"
sne took the card. studied 1t, and
nnaiiy returned It, There followed an
interval OF silence.
nave known the impositiou from
the hrst." she said.
What"
She touched the ssgnet.r,ns .. -
nule nnser. 4 have seen ~ -
os,cre to-nisht No." ne nseo1. ssy11
~ rot blow ~ the pootoDce 1GIo6n17
nor the police statsos. Z n y 49, q
ses hfas6 ~ eernes = - -
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-nare You hoard he nsvs,-

~Have you heard the nsvsr J
asked
.rea making love to his own wife BY
mistake?'
.It's serious. Anne OF Austria and
Queen Elizabeth have been robbed Of
some jewels.
A thief among us7'
"A regular Galloplng Dick. I'm a
,b,ef myself. for that matter"
Your" she drew away from me a
bit.
Yes. Ny name is Procras,ination." !"
"Ah. my grave capuchin. VIC do not
stcnl time: we merely waste 1t. But
is what YOU tell me true?''
Il am very sorry to say II is. The
Jewels we're worth something like ten
thousand dollars.
"Mcrciiul hcayensN
1T is true. Internally true."-look.
ing around 10 sec II by chance Caesar
bad reaproarcd ON the scene GLOW
gyas to manage my escape? II IL
true rn.eht hlc me 10 the cellars; hut
how Ia get ont Of the ccilarsD Have
son seen Julius Caesar i asked.
"CaCsar2'
Yes. Miss Hawthorne"
The Blue Domino swung about and
leaned toward uH her hands tense
rrrn the sides cs Ter chair.
What name d'd you sny2"-a
strained motto In her voice.
Hawthorne" answered, taking
rrt the slip OF pHsto53ard. See It
-1rs that one blue domino was rented
.f Monsieur Fr.agl at Gyethirty this
ararncon.'
How did you come by that ticlsct?"
ahn demanded
g, was q miracle purchased 4
mraF there, and this tc'S"t was
er-r.cd up In my huldle By mista-e. %
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Amtrrira1t mnn1r1t
stlth mnrals
BY LUDWIG FULDA,
German Dramatic Poet and Lit,er,:eur.

their daughters this country for higher education spirit thew
would bring back would DO Germany much good
The moral life Of the people higher plane than that
of Germany Without question the life the Young people purer
The demeano of themselves less frivolous less Of
vice on the streets of the large cities than those OWL
The belief that the American lords ener
idea prevalent Europe unfounde here provide for
meeting footing rather lord il oer
the other As result of the mingng the
American marriages the whole happier man and the
have learned better know The
comrngs OF the other and the better side
has which pass Judgment question of marriage bl
Germany the daughter virtually thrown upon market By her
parents before she has aznd ANYTHING about opposite sex One
something be dreaded Single are look
= M equal ans their married si..
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Short-Cske Din.

Cne quart -four. three teasnu,,,s
baking powder. little salt bu,,e- ,be
size ot an egg. We; uq with mil. Or
water to soft dough Roll out. Gu, in
squares and bake For the dip: one
quart milk. two tablespoons Of Hour or
eornstarch. good sized piece Of bur.r
Bon two o. three minutes. Sp!i, .le
cakes and put into the dip. wsrn
soaked through. put in a dish and p.,,r
the DIP over them II your family =,
small halye the quantity.
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Prune IeJI,

Pr pare lemon Jelly according TO ~.
regular rule, adding pruae Juice IN.
stead Of part OF the required a,,o,-.
or water. Pour the Jelly into tna
usual mold, putting In alternate layer.
OF GU, stesed prunes and no. moi,
Let eseh layer Sc; before the uex, !,
added The jelly may be ulade IN ,hc
same Why for individual sherbet cur,
and served with whipped cream a,
top.
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America Is a far more
moral country than Ger
many. Its educational
system i equal to the
best Of Europe. In wom-
ems colleges the United
States exeels. and the
American woman leads
the world. German par
ents might well send
The Ordway new era., 1907-03-08
oran,e WAN.

Six 'sgs. whites and yoihs. bea, -
arate,. one teaspoonful II bu,,s,
naM esspom Of b1kIng powder |,
pansh G. sais- i~o teAspoons Of vra,-c
ext.acs one quart Of hour. M,r ~.
sn'e 'ssam- enouzh to mas . ! sa,,.r
s,eot In raMe iron. '
The Ordway new era., 1907-03-08

The effect Of wealth,
provided it be acquired
on equal terms Of COM
petition; that is TO say,
without the favor. con-
nivance or discrimina-
ton of government, or
the aid Of statutes, can
not be pernicious TO re-
publican instir utions,
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ADDING 4 PILLOW RuFFLE.
Work Requires Care and Attention
fer Success.


In putting a rufle on sofa pillow
be sure 20 allow plenty Of fullHess al
the corners Baste II carefully, VIII
the rirht side OF the gudle to the Eh'
side OF the embroidered front. on top
OF this haste the other half Of the p.E
low. right side in Sew in seam
an eighth OF an inch deep around three
sides. leaving a big enough space on
the fourth side 20 turn the cover and
slip In the pillow
When the cover Is turned and
pressed the pillow should be put In.
care being taken 90 work Il down well
TO the corners The real pressing. by
the way. IL an embroidered top Is used.
should be done before the back is
bastcd on. leaving Just final rub
or for a.rorga-d As embroidery
must always be pressed on the wrong
side. and preferably on some soft,
thick substance. the iron should te
slipped inside the cover. Be sure
first. that 1t is rot hot enough TO
scorch.
After the pillow Is in. the cover
may have the open edges neatly blind.
stitched together, or they can be
turned hack. whipped 10 prevent fray
ing and fastened with small hooks and
buttonholed loogs
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and ! beAslS
Mouquin's.

Mouquin's!
Your
Silence! 3
o. your shunIas y
'S certainly droil.s
y And are you M,
Ia. = am still IN -
answer .'' none of ysg
.a.IIii,. This is the isw
world" ] cried.
You were tain,
out she said. .al
So",''iof Soi Bu, thai II,
such a prestldIslt,,''
toccIni has only i q
disappear at once. n
aggura 60.
ter. "aal
see 1t from st,I
An artists moa4l 81
this exclusive funrt-,|
a commotloa AL
traetcd US. Pre,t,s |
Hamilton mount al
his bands.
A',ehuon' la4e, d
Silence gradusllre]
b groups oi nas,
a tHiof Is au,,,1
all the exits elai 4
be so kind as to NJ
meia ontrahce NJ
hearts have bees NJ
pairing lists We ~
upon Tho pollc. HI
Very sorry &c elB I
ancc The identity
tho cards win be hr
ei us oa the conzr
silence and Gat,
soon hacamC tas
MANY lr1a