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La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28
Motto. Of Public T,us,e..s Sale.

NIHEREAS. ANDREW J. DEAN AND IDA
w L. Dean. bis wife, did, by their certain
recorded ON March 10th 1907. in book ~ at
page y. Of the records in the office OF the
County Clerk and Recorter Of 0tero county,
Colorado. caasey To the Public Trustee Of said
Otero county, the following described land
situate in said county and state, to wit:
The east half of the southeast quarter and
the west half Of the southeast quarter of sec
t10 twelve tl2.l in township twenty -oue i,iJ
south and rsng;, ,fhy-cight west Of the sixth
or less. together with undivided three
eighths interest In and to ~atrr RICH. or deed
and TO water right or Deed No. 80, both Of the
canal Of The Colorado Land and Water Com
pAuy. rOnmoaly known as Bob Greek Ditch I;
T~in Lakes Reservoir Company, and all
ditchss and ~ats, rights used For or hereafter
q sruss vas made 70 secure the payment Of
~. s:d 4. = - Dian ios the total .um Of
k<psyab!s In tan eq4al instaltesnts Of FORTY;
noe9{s sesa9. ..sh. 49; 1c.psss3y.ly ,oe ~
SsS ISsersss sss ssSs.on sso. % Is. .ss,ssiss al sSss..
q uetn pad q twelve psrcsntun tf3 par osas)
MSsrsas. ssiS sssd Of .ru.. provid.. that in
ssssee tsfa.h !. any Of :sid peynsess q
pst.e!pal o. istorsss, sceorainx 70 The tssor
e - at .s.rsof. o. 4 S..ses I .. % siosssios
81: : -: q. e.: "a ;;s = m: 4: e e =
eaoi.isssstue. o. sa.isns. thsa. aad i9 that
49,. IL WAo1e Of tke said peincipal sum
tAeeeAy soeufe4. and tbs iatsne~t thareoa te
t4s tans q .ale, nsy st oncs. st ths ot'ttoa Of
IL lagal holdes thereof. hscons due sed pay.
49,, ooa the said pvemises Be- sold In the
0aAoef pe0yidsd in tho said dsed d trust ;asA,
;Whoseea. defsalt has bsee nsads II the pay.
aeat g ~ tsse.llmeet on said nose due July
~. ~, whsrsAy, un4er. tie tsrnu VI tbs
- soes, all of said instnllnsents then uapaid
aid. - sbe eloetios ot the hoisi-r thsn-0f,
hoop00 at Uooe due aDd payable without
ooSSeo, enaethes with interest froM aud after
soSd dseAslt ~ the rate os s~civs per cestnm
~ pee eeut) per Annun, wherrupou the lesnl
ko1Aee Oe sai1 ilsdebtedness has. by nlsicr aissl
ds1aad In y ritine nled with the sodcrsivu.'d
Psho1c Tsassee of said oosssty aud statr. lie.
slased Q violssion of tho covsnants co0eaineti
q sald n1ae aad decd of trust. and ha. eiecVe<l
| . aAvsSst:e said premises Tor sale and de-
1aods sooh aale;
Nov, tAesesSrs. At the reauest os the legal
h1s1t1es ui aid nsste. 1. a. VI. Downe.. fublis:
/, ffnsese IN said Otero county As ssosr~aid. will
| a Tie esh day of October. 4. D., i.U1, az th.
| kour u ten o'clock in the forenoon. oS said
!, ~ fso0nts of ot.so and state. of cnlursslo,
| sela q pshlie suction to the highest and i,cst
! yl1lfef for cash in hand the above descsit.ei
rv.aj estate and water rights. and all the right.
sitls Interest tN-ueff ard cs,'iss ~ rdicnlsrloa
therein OF the said Andrew ). Dean and Ida
] r Dan their heirs and nsSirNs for tho pur.
pose Of satisfying said note. interest and the
fsaf tt.. gfs5n t7s 81 s.7acetftius- n 81 ffusf.
AaAst as Ia JhRti. anrodo. tbs .ith day
C. H. DowNER.
First tiuh,icrticn. sen'cnib.r =. i~pI,
L5sJ fe.hfi tH. fi1t3iief ~ lfl4,
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES Ltsp OFFICE
puEBLo. toLo.. September 100,

rsITEp STATES LtsD OFFICE
Pueblo. CoLo., September : 100.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Ciarence Cobb. OF Denver, Colorado, has
filed notice Of his intention TO make pfuat on
hi. desert land claim No Az, for the south st
quarter. section tSrurN-siN west half north
wf--t quarter: west halt southwest quarter.
section thirty five. township twenty -thre"
.outh. range hfty-foUr west before uilsi
states Land Ollie. at Pueblo. Colorado. on
"Wednesday. the 2ird day Of October, 1877,
He names the following witnesse. to prov.
tho complct. irritation and reclamation of
aid land Charles Hale Of La Iuuta. Colorado.
r. &. Henry Of Denver, Colorado. Charles
Port.rf.ld of Ia Juuts, Colorado, G-srfs ;,
Henry of Denver Colorado.
:. \. ABBEY, Register.
First publication. September IL, isJ,-
Last publication, October ~, 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28
No,ies for pubiiestio n.
l. sITED STATES LAND oyFIcE
PUEbIO. GDLn Ang. Il Isll

UNITED STATES LAND OyrIcE /
PuEBLo. CoLo.. Aug. II. 1907.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
G.rman Gariea, OF Troy, Colorado.
homestead Entry No. its2S, made Jan. Is. iSsti
for the west half southwest quarter. section =
west half northwest quarter section II. town
ship 81 south rsner - west, and that said
proof viii be made before Clerk County
He names the following ~itne.~e- to prove
hi continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of the land; viz: Miguel Barcia. Juan "
Troy. Colorado.
5. A. ABBEY. Register
FIRST publication. September :. 1871
Last pu blicar ion. Dctaf,sr Il 1867
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28
Notice for Publication.
uS,Trp STATE L,sD orfIcg,

tsITrD STATES LNSp OFFICE. I
Pueblo, Colo. Aua. n. IggI
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
: Sylvester Polk. of La Junta, Colorado. ha-
filed notice OF his intention TO make final
hsn year proof In support OF hi. claim, viz
Homestead Entry No. il2S. made Nov. L. isD.
for the southeast quarter, northeast quarter.
northeast quarter. southeast quarter, section
=, south half northwest quarter section =,
township = south. range 81 3uest. oh =. NJ. aud
thai said proof will he made before Clerk
District Court at La Junta, Colorado, on DC
tobcr IL. 1907.
He names the following witnesses to prove
ht- cont inuous residence upon and cultivation
Of the land. viz: John 7. Updike. Edward
Jobs. John II. Holly, Frank ". farley, all OF
La Junta, Colorado.
:. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. September l. 1907.
Last publication. October IL. iPTI.
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28
Application to ,.... Stat. Lands.

OFFICE oF TIiI STATE BoARp or LASp Cos.
Mi--insLE-- DtSvEh. Colo, Auou-I - $50
NoIltE Is HEHEBN GIVEN THAT
Thatcher brD;hers. v hose f-ssrosiic, ad-
dres. Il Triuidud- Colorado have made ap-
p!ics'iou No. siiG to lease the follo,. ing dc
-eribed sehoocl Lands, situAte IN otero
county, Cciorntfn 10 - IL:
NJ Of Section ID township q South Rams,
= West
No other application 20 lease tn. above de-
sertped land Will b-, considered after October
I6, 1907.
JOHN v. VIVIAN.
Register state Board Land Commit sian.r-.
first publication, September IA, is.5.
Last puti ienf ion, October = 1907
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28
Application to teas. STATE t.ns..

OFFICE OF rHE -TATE foam oF LAND Con-
sI-stoSERs- DtNyEg. roLo. -. ptsmber n is1.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- tfank Chst.el, whose po>toffiee address
is La Junta. Colo. has made applirat atInn No.
1ifSto lease the following d-scTib~d Ind.rn-
nifty School Lands, situate in ot.ro County.
C,iora Ii. to-~ir:
North half of northeast quarter Of section
y. Township = -a.lth. range - west.
No other application to lease the above
described land vii be considered after octObcr r
- 1907.
JOHN Z. VIVIAN.
Register STATE Board Land Cammi,.ion.r.
first publication. September y. ts7.
Last pnhl tlnii. Octnh-.r Il. I.sIi
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28
UP AND DOWN THE VALLEY.

A party of twelve lardseekerS
from Illinois and Indiana arrived in
Ordway last week.
Frank G. Selee, of Pueblo the
grand old man of baseball, may fill
the shoes of Tip" O'Neill, who has
resigned as chief executive of the
Western League.
Both associations of Bent county
have ceased shipping cantaloupes,
the last car going out last Thursday
night. The town association ship
ped total of fiftY-nihe. cars and
forty seven cars We're shipped from
Melonsfeld.
Burrell's Melted Gem Cantaloupes
are ayariety Notwithstanding much
attention owing to their juciness and
sweetness. The melepS, also possess
good shipping qualittes'as the seed
cavit 's's~.ss1r -.ae-r'nd firm and the
meat quito thick.
BuEaia Laaes.-%a~-.ia the city
Wedf rsaay on hisretnrn from Kan
sas City to Arizona. He sold his
two mountain liops,,tp the Parker
Amusement Company and has taken
a contract to catch q few more lions
for them. He said he would have to
do his work hetween row and Octd-
Der 10Th rs then the ysnow in the
canyons woG!i.drive him out. Gar
dcu City Herald
The sugar campaign win open. a;
tie Lalnas factory on Monday, Sep
tamber Goth; unless weather con.
ditious are adverse. II was expected
to begin beet slicipg on the 18th OF
the present month, but the late rains
and continued warm weather have
caused the beeS to keep on growing
ard expanding. and as result the
sugar content iss.ill too low for
good results. IaHpar Sparks.
Out of a total 4ltwenty-fve game
played this seas6n!- the Sugar City
baseball club won fifteen and lost
ten. The batting. average of the
club for the season was 290. Ac
cording to the Gazette the standing
in the Alfalfa -Cantaloupe League
should read Rocky Ford first
sugar City second. Fowler third. L,
Junta fourth, Ordway fifth. How
about Las Animas and Lamar?
Representatives Of beet sugar cul
ture in northern Colorado. have re
Gently returned from German,
where they have been studying th'
process of growing beet seed will
the view of establishing that indus
Try i'll Colorado which is believed vii
lessen the expense of seeding
should the work of seed growing b,
taken up it will still be four or tiv,
wears before the first crop of market
able seeds would be obtained.
Fowler Tribune.
The last car OF cantaioupes To-
this season was shipped out las
Thurs lay. The two associations il
Bent county have shipped to th'
eastern markets lo6 cars. and o-
local shipments eight cars, making ;
total shipment OF ia cars. in'
price for standards has ranged from
cesss 20 ess.ci. Tlia grover har,
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28
Su m m onS.

S'fIE cots4f 2f SSd63saDo oS 69sna DriFss1 torHr
TERESA kIRwAN. Plaintiff 4
MRS. :. Z. THOMPSON.
aud all other persons par summons
tie unknown. claiming uny yu appliea-
right, title, estate. lien or in ton for reg
tersst in the real estate de- is,rution,
.cribtd IN the application here
in. Defendants
The People of the State of Colorado, TO the
above named, defcndants-GREETING
ed to answer the application of the applicant
plaintiff In the above entitled application for
registration OF the following land situate in
otoro county Colorado. towit: That gart OF
Lot. Numbered Thirteen. Fourteen. Fifteen
and Sixteen. In Block Eighteen in the town,
now city, OF La Junta as shown by the record.
ed plat OF said town, more particularly de-
.crihed as follows. to-wit
Beginninf. At a...point on thu south line OF
1unta. and eighty. four feet east Of the south
west corner OF said block Eighteen, and run.
ming thsnce north across Lots Thirteen, Four
teen, Fifteen and Sixteen ninety feet to the
| north line Of said Lo, sixteen, and at a point
eighty four feet east OF the west line OF said
Block Eighteen. thence east along the north
thence south ninety feet TO the south line OF
| Block Eighteen: thence west twenty eight
| feet to the place Of beginning, and to hle your
the clerk OF said court in said county, within
twenty days after the service of this summons
uIsM you, exclusive OF tho day OF such a-evicc
within the time aforesaid the applicant plain
tin in this action will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the application herein.
and the zeal thereof. at La Junta, in said
A. d. isJ1
laEaLl JB. PEARCE, Clerk.
First publication. September N 1907.
Last publication. October IL. 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28

tories lsrlhS iOca lrh u !thln IL bHab
aarIe-- "a Iunta h. located at III. Junction OF
santa Pc III miles west OF hnu-s- City,
IsI mile. southeast of Denver. sixty y-thres
IT, east Of Pueblo, and etghtj -one miles
u0rth aud east Of Trinidad. In iS1 the santa
=. .It.sudsi S1p1rpi la permanent coustruc-
t.au work consisting Of machine shops. store
rnny employs 50 men and i'ayn out monthly
a. thl. place over $3.50 for labor. The swtnk
sugar FACTORY. i've miles west OF la Junfa
was erected ia igsi = cot of sl-1'lDs. La
Juuta has iu-t rebuilt and extended it, water
- stem at p-usr oi sO,n'. 10 u owned
hy the city aud commenced opcraiiuns tom a
new -ourc. OF supply in tebruAY. 1907. The
altitude II i.O.5 feet, and the climnt" taken
th., year round. l. uusHT passed. Almost con
-tant sunshine chhractsriNes the winter, aud
n who'll, cloudy dsy j. n rarity. Ia Juntd has
HIl III. metropolitan convenience needed 10y n
city ni = 90 population, including many miles
of brick zid"vniLs-, "a perfect system OF saa!'
tHr-y .awrruse. nn electric light pluut which
supplies AZ ail.day aud nllniEhi service, an ar
tiNcisl ice plant OF -rysu tOus dnlly capacity.
IA rnasiern cold storage plant with rnpnctty
~ storing 800 tons OF pure mountain ic",
three rural free delivery routes, city letter car
ri.r otiic. for local delivery, hre department:
tai.,,h0nr y sl-m with |, 90 subscriber. and
ioua. distance connection with any part of the
STATE. "a school system 1NCrllei by no city ~
tho state. employing twenty seven trurhers
IN twenty-five rooms. with q new s.s.pp htgh
-chOol cnmplrtrd ia igI. ten churches, stSteen
.aer-t aud trnt.rnhl orders. two bBnks. 80 90
capital aud $1,000 drpp-it-; one daily and
two weekly newspapers, opera hous" ot 30
EeHting capacity brick plant OF iI!'r dutly ca
p.city. manufacturing best quality Of yItrit.i
brick hour mill of 80 burTrl- daily capacity I.
ccru.nt bloc, plant, Ia fact La Juntr is one
OF the bet towns nf IL size In Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1907.

JuSTt Is 4 CITY or SIX
Thousand population and county
-.at of Ot-ro county, the .,rr1tf-t
agricultural county iu tho Arkhn-
"a. Valley. thr-- ts.~' sugar fac
torie, beihk located within It. boun-
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-28

STATE EIt OF COLORADO - pr,fsr1f ~ re corEr
.oeNif OF oftho no ELEVEN
TERESA kIRwAN. Plaintiff 4
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-25
TARGET SCORES.

Monday evening there was a prize
shoot on the Company A indoor rife
range in which twenty mine members
OF the company participated. The
following are the scores made out of
noes i},lo IN.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-25
DEATH COMES TO COL. VIM. CROOKS
Veteran Railroad Builder Passes
Away at His Home in Port.
land, Oregon.

Col. William Crooks, who was one
of the pioneer railroad builders of the
state and who will be remembered by
New Ulm people as constructing engi-
neer for the Minneapolis & St. Louis
road at the time it was built into this
city, died at Portland. Oregon, last
week at the age of seventy. six years.
Col. Crooks gained his military title
through service on the Indian frontier
under Gen. Sibley and subsequently,
through active service in the civil war
as commanding officer of the Sixth
Minnesota.
In private life he was civil engi-
neer and to him belonged the distinc-
ton of having driven the first spike in
the first railroad ever constructed in
this state. It was after him too that
the first locomotive used in this state
was named.
From 1876 to 1881 be was a member
of the state senate and served his con-
stitnency with marked distinction.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-25

1t is pretty severe criticism to say
shat the supreme court of Minnesota
has deteriorated from one of the most
econspicuously strong courts Of last
resort to one whose opinions are not
highly considered either IN this state
or anywhere else, but that is just the
kind of criticism that is being dished
out by the st. Paul Pioneer Press and
"a whole lot Of other papers. There
must be something to Capt. Harris
charges after all.
The man | must beat for the presi-
atential nomination is Gov. Charles
&c. Hughes OF New York. Secretary
Taft.
Very likely true and the signs all
poiat to,.the fact that you'll have an
awful hard time doing it.
In case the reactionaries win out in
tie republican national convention
and defeat the nomination of Taft, the
Kansas City Star, the most Influential
republican paper in the Missouri val
ley, is said to be ready to urge the
democratic nomination of Gov. John
son and his election at the polls
is there any way the lid can be put
on this suicide craze2- Redwood Re-
veille.
Ask Attorney General Young. Sui
eide is prohibited by statute and
Young surely believes in enforcing
the law.
The Blue Earth Post is knocking the
A2berhart boom. Minneapolis Jour
nal
Why doesn't the Post tackle some
that really exists.
Mark Twai has been swindled out
OF another S35 600 in business deal.
Easy Mark
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-25
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inf1amed condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian tube.
When this tube is inflanled You have a
ru1nbling sound or imperfect hearing
when it is entirely closed, Deafness IS the
result, and unless the Inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to its
stroyed forever: nine cases out of ten are
caused by Catarrh. which is nothing bnt
an inflaned condition of the mucous snr-
faces. -
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness tcaused by catarrh)
that cannot he cured by Halls Catarrh
lure. oend for circulars, free.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall S Family Pills for constitution
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-25
HANsKA LODGE ELECTIONS.

Linden Lodge, Modern Brotherhood
Of America: President, A. r. Eggen-
sperger; vice president, Theo. Thor
medson: secretary, M. B. Erickson:
treasurer, Almer Ouren: chaplain,
Joel Peterson: conductor, P. j. Blien;
Waterman, Nels 7. Olsen: sentry, j.
NJ. Thompson; medical examiner, DR..
Wood.
Woodmen: Consul. Alfred Onren:
clerk. S. Kolstad; advisor, G. Moe;
escort, P. j.. Blien; watchman, Olaf
Green: banker, Almer Onren; sentry,
John Hanson: manager. w. John
son: physici an, Dr.; Wood.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-25

1t is predicted that the completion
OF the Panama Canal will create a
great tide of European emigration to
the coast regions of the Pacific in
North America. Central America and
South America. The isthmian water
way will cause many changes that
Uncle Sam can not foresee, but he is
willing to pay the freight.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-25

The Swiss minister to Japan in
forms his government that the Japan
csc have fully mastered the Swiss and
American methods of manufacturing
condensed milk. How they acquired
the knowledge is not known, but it has
long been apparent that the Japs are
an obseryant race.
A significant feature of the business
mems banquet in St. Paul last week
was the speech of w. B. Dean, a lead
ing jobber and a lifelong republican.
Mr.. Bean predicted Gov. Johnson's
election as president.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-25

Five geese were distributed among
the makers of the five scores and ten
ducks went to to those who ranked
next in proficiency. The others had
to be satisfied with cigars.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-25
-Demar in Philadelphia Record.

/ uuuU6I VI CplucMlCS, sUut DecduSe Oh
general looseness in safeguarding
against the spread of smallpox, it is
just as prev alent now as at any time
within four. or five wears. The out
| breaks are local and not serious in
character, but they are more numerous
than ever. The state boards action
merely means that it has had enough
of the thankless and Intellectual task
of forcing local boards to do their
duty. It is now up to the local officers
and the people, if they are tired of the
smallpox menace and really want to
end it. Minneapolis Journal.
Economists say thatthe tariff should
not be a political issue. The stand
patters are making it political issue.
The result of their blindness will be to
insure a strong tariff revision plank
in the democratic platform. Democra-
tic success at the polls will mean a
more radical adjustment of tariff sche-
dulles than any republican sscommis-
sion'' would undertake. Conditions
are shaping for definite choice by
the American people, and the pendu-
lum has a habit of swinging strongly.
The real friends Of protective tar
If are being misrepresented by the
standpatters. The schedules that have
given birth to robber trusts, which are
sucking the life-blood of normal in
dustry, have come to be mere libels on
the protection theory. Being I'M
American now, no matter what they
once were, the people want them
changed.
Tariff revision is at the root of in
dustrial rehabilitation and the hold
ing of grasping private corporations
in check. Chicago Journal.
When asked what he thought of
Gov. johnson as a presidential candi-
date, William Jennings Bryan said:
81 know Governor johnson personal
ly, but you must pardon me for not
going into personalities, | could not
discuss him nor anyone else as a
presidential possibility and be quoted
without being misunderstood. I shall
not volunteer as democratic presi-
Dental candidate, but if. / am drafted
| will not desert.
Thousands Of boys are turned out
year after year from the grammar
schools with little opportunity to en-
gage in gainful occupations. They
are reduced to the necessity of seeking
employment in ways that promise lit
tie for the future. From lack of OPP
portunity to learn trades, many of
them are forced into idleness, and
from their ranks the criminal classes
are constantly recruited It is useless
to complain of criminal tendencies,
when the state makes no provision for
the industrial education of boys who,
lacking opportunity to acquire good
occupations, drift first into idleness
and then into crime. Denver Repub-
lican
Il
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-25
Signs Of the Times.

Does your vile rush out to meet you when
you're coming home at night?
It's near Christmas.
Do her eyes now beam upon you with an DID,
remembered light?
It's near Christmas
Does she have your slippers warming in the
ingle of the fire.
Does she sit and gaze upon you as if she
could never tires
Does she telephone you daily till the taffy
chokes the wire?
It's near Christmas
Does your helpmeet leave you sleeping and
steal softly out at dawn
It's near Christmas.
. Does she nave the Kettle singing ere the night
has quite withrawn?
It's hear Christmas
Does she beam her appreciation on lust
everything you do?
Does she put cream in your coffee and two
Jumps of sugar, too?
Does she cuddle up and snuggle up and say
nice things to you?
It's near Christmas
There are Christmas bargains waiting in the
yawning1 shops in town.
There's a little bit o. woman who would like
a brand new gown.
It's near Christmas.
And that is why she cuddles you and snug
giles up to you.
is her due.
Loosen up and make her happy, make her
Christmas dreams come true.
It's near Christmas.
Houston Post.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-25

Good Opportunity.
For Sale: Dwelling house and lot,
n orthWest corner Minnesota and Bird
South street. Fine residence and
business location. Send offers to J.
81. Strasser, sol Lyndale Ave. N,
Minneapolis, Mimi. 52-tf