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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
GUS ALMGREN BUYS
 HUNTER LUNCH COUNTER

Gus Almgren has purchased the Hunter Lunch Counter and tho trans fer was made last night II will he open day and night and conducted In the best possible manner. so that Its many patrons will be more than pleas ed with its excellence Mir. Almgrcn will make a specially of tray orders. and in that line he k certain to be easily first He comes from Candle. where he has spent some time and where he has always been known r. do the right thing in the right way.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
DRAW FOR
 POSITIONS
OWNERS OF CONTRASTING TEAMS FOR ALASKA SWEEPSTAKES
 GET DOWN TO WORK.

The drawing for place for Che rreW dog race to candle and back took place last evening amongst those who had entered in th, first batch and resulted as follaWs
 Fink first. Berger ~~eaHa kjsa- ~tad third. and Atkinson. fourth
 The drawing may Es regarded as ftie first great step in Inc contest aHl from now con matters will he getting condensed until the animals are sef on their way across country
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CHURCHES
 TOMORROW
Methodist Episcopal Church.

R. V. B. Dunlap. pastor. Services al II a. m. and 7:45 P. m Epworth League D. m.
 Morning subject Vigilance and Its Reward Evening subject Light Af- llictlOns. Al the conclusion of the sermon Mrs Dunlap will read a selec- tion from "The Sky Pilot" by Ralph O'Connor. entitled The Canyon Flow err Special music, anthem by chorus choir. Solo by Miss Roennigke. A sc lection by the male quartet
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SOUVENIR OF NOME.

c. D. GOetze is going to make a fine souvenir for the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition and Nome by taking all the dogs teams in Nome free and singly and then place them in one group When all taken and completed it will be one of the finest souvenirs in Nome If you have not got a dog team he has a dog team painted background which will make a swell photo.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
BENEFIT
 FOR CLUB
RECEIPTS FROM SNOWFALL. WILL BE GIVEN TO FUNDS
 OF KENNEL CLUB

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
ONLY FOUR MORE MAILS
 TO LEAVE FOR OUTSIDE

II proof Were wanting that t-s WH t.r k f1zt drawing to a efaHH=#f t- =uI pttad uz tl. statement of FesmtsfH KaB-h that four mora mats euls Nil leate fer Che autside This fact va. mad, FHavn today by him faf tae rHr- pps. of warming the people thaf ff. tIMr i- East drawing tn a alu-e fsr tau sending of their mail
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
CAPTAINS
 PLENTIFUL

out m 3Ia nalers registered tadav Ci2 Clerk Lucas estimates that 70 per cent hold tbr title ef Captain Iie founds his estimate on his pcrsauu knowledge of tta-r WHa haze register cd. and not oH the number who have laid claim to the titls when signing their names.
 The great majority of the captains are men who have hrasrd the ztaem- between Nome and the other ports ot etts= pt.ftuE sea
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
TRIAL IS
 GOING ON
THE ANDREAFSKY SHOOTING AFFRAY BEFORE ST. MICH
 AEL COURT TODAY.

Flicker and Hate- aho Were miNyd af iH thr -h"at'us a1rA some time aso Hau Auafeat-Ns "u Inc Yukon. tfr u"e ou JrHH at St. Michael The trt. began yesterday. and the account af t.e H--ult @a- ,NFeegrd ta reach the Sala. a4r-. az office radas
 #Ha sa-. 4Hi-g- ffau tae shooting at Eane he rt.aer 0Ha claims ta Htt- -aa9 Bates iu -egf-4afau-e
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PASS BY
 KATALLA
sTEAmeoATs GIVE THE MIGHT HAVE BEEN A VERY COLD
 SHOULDER.

According tu a t.tf., ju-t received ht Mr- Sutefd- ffea Mir Strong wife of Majet Straae t4..art If ka- talil Ueu1 lt dtE-.sat nua tim. during fly pfes,nt nmr aitbaut l.,ci.ir, hit of mali This want at .emmu- nieaiioa was dnr te n, farf that tle St'ambaat~ passed hy KatalL, harh"r aud Ieft it out iu the cold
 lu spite of all this. Mrs strong cx- presses Inc greatest confidence in Ka- ttlla's future. bat u,r hopes are sup posed to h,. founded on the optimistic arguments "f the Major.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29

and Marr was put out at home. Browne struck out and was followed by Wisner who was put out at first
 In the sixth inning the Owls lasted no time. Smith striking ut any old thing Their fielding Was worse than their batting. and Rawlus stole all around under their noses. In the sev- enth. they were worse. fl possible, and the game was over the Brotherhood winning by score 0f to
 Eanc and Bell were anpires
 Basketball.
 The piay was pretty iH Inc basket. ball game from the start fhc Broth erheod was unlueky for few minutes Hunt and Lawton missed pretty shots and Holman scored Another basket fnI- lowed and things looked badly for tHr A. E.'s. After a splendid bit of play | by Roardmau, however. Layton scored Once more Harry plays cfeerrly and finds the net again Hunt missed 9 foul. but Lawtnn picked up and added another basket and q minute later scored again. Thcr, Wis some pretty give and take work for T few moments. and Hunt added one more basket tn the score nf his side. Al last the kids score. hut they appear to be off color Boardman and Goshaw took Il turn al scoring. and LaWtnn and Hmt finished the half by doing the same, In the second half pretty bit of work by the kids ended in White mak- ing a basket, and after a few misses by others, Crit Tolman added To his sides record
 ! r'scn -u'i.i.- 4-.si-..-s ...--'. t-... caught the ball and found the net Then in a threw ne punches nome again The kids look like winners Then Eoardman and White had a col lisinn and were knocked out but neither one of them died
 The next bit of pretty play Was per formed by Thompson. who scored first. land soon afterwards charged down the whole length of the hall and scored lagain without stopping. Now Board man makes some brilliant runs. but the advantage is to no side Finally 1 the Brotherhood scores. and Board . man makes another pretty basket and the score Is just even.
 Tolmau misses an easy shot. and the | time whistle finds victory in tb. air The teams had not long been out for the who shall" when Hunt makes a foul. Crit Tolman misses Thomp- son misses. The house is going wild when gthe Brotherhood scores again and victory swooped down to perch on it's banner
 overfield was referee and McMains was umpire.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
PiIrsim Congregational Church.

Morning subject. Practical Books Of the Bible" Congregational singing Evenin subject. "The Decaloguc." Mu- sic. anthem Blessed Is He Who Com eth" Solo Miss Sunderman. What Wilt Thou Have Me to do?"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
GIVE PRIZE

Daring Dean nave given a valu- able prize for the whist games for ladies next Tuesday at the Miners Home club. Mir NinquiSt has given another, and half dozen good ones altogether win go to the lucky winners
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
SUIT FOR
 DIVORCE
WELL KNOWN MAIL CARRIER IS CHARGED VITA CRUELTY
 BY WIFE

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 plate
 Polsky in the second played well. and stole home. smith got home The \. R.'s got nothing
 In the third Grobc knocked a two- haeger and came home on Bornholdt's $ double. Bornholdt stole third and came home on a single by Polsky. The score was even
 Atkinson opened up with a single. stole second, advanced to third on ? single by Marr. and came home on 2 single by Goshaw. Wfsner struck out. Rursik struck out and Bayne flew our to the field.
 In the fourth the owls were shut out, and so Were the A. B.s
 Tn the fifth Grobc was caught out by Bayne. and Lehfeldt was put out on first. Dalton singled and stole sec ond. While running from second to third Dalton was hit by a batted ball and the side was retired
 Atkinson singled and Marr put one in the gallery for two bases. Van Sickle singled. Atkinson came home
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29

Anna M. Kellogg has made an ad- dition to her well-known bath and massage parlors during the past week. in the way of a very up-to-date sleep ing room for the accommodation of her patients
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
Christian Science.

Christian Science services Sunday at ? D. m. at woman's Club rooms. Stead man avenue. Subject: Christ Jesus . All are cordially invited.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
ATTENTION. GooNIEsi

An GoonieS and candidates are re- queSied to be present at Eagle hal Saturday. February %. at s:3O p. m.
 GHAS. ROSENTHAL..
 President
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
SAM PEPPER IN WASHINGTON

\ letter has just been received from Sam Pepper. Nno with Mrs, Pepper was al Washington D C when the letter was written
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
FOUR HUNDRED
 HAVE RFcIsTEREp

Th, number of voters who had regis.
 tered with the city clerk fhis afternoon al o.cloch was 4l5
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
lemp's St. Louis Beer on draught at The Club.

The sons of the North will give their annual prize masquerade ball at Eagle Hall March :.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
SPECIAL SALE
 IS STILL ON

And daily many people are getting the best bargains ever given In Nome. Hundreds of specials. such as.
 Pure Vinegar. quart ....... 10 and IS Self Rising Buckwheat. 25c. pkg :. 10 C X E. Marmalade. 35c. jar ...... 20 Assorted Jellies e-lh can ......... IS Cnderwood's Souced Mackerel . IS Crackers. per ID. .................. 10 White Soap. I large bars .-....... $ Excellent Picked Beef. lb. ....... .or Strawberries. 35c extras. can ..... .25 Raspberries. 35c extras =. 20 and .25 A R H E R, EWin c & c o. A R H E R. Ew NC & C o.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
FoUN D.

Two pair glasses. owner can have same by paying for this ad
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29

temp's St. Louis Beer on drauqht at The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
BROTHERHOOD TEAM
 PERFORMS MIRACLE

When just on the brink uf the fatal abyss. when life had gll but parted and when even their own friends had turned their eyes and left the spot il horror. the \. E. basketball team per formed miracle and licked the kids by a score of g to 20.
 It was a game. q rattling game. and a game which several missed because they believed the scnool boys had a walk-nvcr. But tho Brotherhood men fought with the vim and courage born of despair and won by neck Board man was undoubtedly the most promi- nent of good lot and his play al times can only be described by the word brilliant. Lawton played q very pretty game Hunt was fine. Goshaw and Coombs fought like Trojans. and their victory was well earned At the no time whistle tbc score Was even standing 70 all and Tn the final ten minutes victory was won.
 The kids played good ball. but prob ably were toa confident
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
Baseball.

The final baseball game between the \. r. and owl teams for the Hermans- Grobe trophy Was probably the tamest performance of the seric,.. For many reasons the pu4s ought to have held their own, but one r"asan they did not they appeared tp he hopelessly eu- able to hold anything.
 The owls opened and T.e4fcidt's two bagger was ;b 2t For the A. n'- I JEVAi sar'er
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22
ANNUAL TRACK MEET.
Logan County High School Athletes
Will Participate at Norman.

The fourth annual track meet be
tween the high sehOls and preparatory
schools of the state win he held Satur
day at Norman on the state University
campus under the auspices of State
University. which gives prizes each
year for the fourteen different field
evegts to encourage athletic sports IN
the high schools There will be eight
schools entered this time, there being
schools from bOtn sides OF the state.
The Logan county high school has won
the championship for the preceding
three years and now holds trophy for
that honor They we're easy viciors
the first two years as there We're not
many schools entered and last year
came ont first with five points ahead
OF Woods county high school and the
Tonkawa Preparatory school nOtwith-
standing the fact that several eX-col-
iege men We're in the track teams Of
these schools The Logan county
team, composed of thirty boys has
been pracllcing daily for two weeks AZ
electric park under the coaching OF
Professors Norris and Laird and are in
lfine condition for Saturdays meet and
lexpect TO again carry off the honors.
| The personnel of the team follows;
| Roy Axtel, Rude, McPeek. Charlie
Brill. James nrill. Chas Frary, Warren
Humble Roy Traband, Earl Gregory
| Henry Wehner. Myrl Tallman, Dallas
| Hall Clarence Barnes. Lloyd Lambert
| Elmer Bender, Forest. Keys, Ross Cal
vert, Clifford Brown. Ed Frary Roy
lCockrum. Frank Mccoy NJ Conway
| Paul Marsh Vance Luckenbille Ben
| West, Ira Irwin, John Duncan.
There viii be about two hundred
Logan county school students accom-
pany the team to Norman Saturday
| morning A special train VIII leave
here about eight o'clock, carrying the
team and students.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

A Little Fun With Durant.
The veterinary bill. by Dnrant was
considered briefly and advanced 10
third reading,
Jones moved that the bill be post
p0ned indefinitely and made an earnest
plea against the bill When the mo
tion was ppt there was great chorus
of votes in It's favor Durant's face
wore a look OF astonishment. which
changed 20 relief. however. when the
speaker smiled. hit q whack With the
gavel aud ordered the clerk % pro
ceed. and the house broke into a roar
OF applause
Bills 60 Engrcssment.
Another bill ordeYed enerossed was
lapp's measure empowering the gov
error 90 grant pard0ns and paroles.
creating board OF pardons and de-
filming their dnties The SAME order
was made as TO Wortman's bin COM
pelling Tue burial or burning OF domes-
tic animals that die OF contagious az
sease: Ezzard's bill, extending the iu-
risdiction oi The corporation commits
sion over an matters Of physical con
necliQnssof railroads Marilns bii pro-
h.hltine o4sIcharee h5 railroad ana ex-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22
COULD NOT Walk
.FORFOUR MONTHS
Mass Of itching, Burning Humor
onAnkles- FeetFearfully Swollen
0piates Alone Brought Sleep
Many Treatments Failed but
T0RTURES Of ECZEMA
YIELDED TO CUTlCURA

"Cuticura Remedies are an you claim
them 10 be- had eczema for over
two years. ! Had two plysiclans, but
they only gaVe me relief for q short time
and / cannot enumerate the ointmenta
and lotions 4 used 20 no purpose. My
ankles were one mass OF sores. The
itching and burning were So intense that
J could NOT sleep. 1 could not walk for
nearly four months. One day my
husband said ! had better try the Cuti-
Clra iicmndies After using them three
times. ! had the best nights rest in
fanaihs unless took an opiAte. / used
one set of cutiapra Soap. cuticura
Ointment. and Cuticura Resolvenl Pills.
and iny ankles heated in a short time.
IL & now a year since l used Cut-
cnra, and there has been 70 return u
the ecxenna.
had a small lump Ia the corner ~
my eve for over a wear which waS Yeiy
painful and got larger all the Time. /
Thought ! would try Cuiicura Soap and
Ointment ou it, and now IL IS gone. !
ava seventy three years old and have
lived ou the farm ! now oceupy for
twenty years. tuticura keine-
diea are the safest and most reliable
haVt eyer used lor an skin hmnors Mfa.
David Brown. l,ncke Crawford Co..
Ark, May - and July ls, 1901"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

Roy Peoples has been released by
Wichita To Independence. Peoples was
tryout for second base and IL is
thought that he win make good after
season Ia the o X league.
Monte Cross was the first OF man
ayers 10 be chased of the lot by an
umpire last week
According 10 the latest reports from
the Pirates Harry swacina seems 20
have olinched first base. The question
should this be the case, Is where VIII
Gin goy
John McCalferty of CINCINNATI, re.
fused 10 take his wife 10 a bah game
and had a scrap with her when he came
home. which resulted IN his arrest.
Judge lneders dismissed the case on
condition that McCaferty would take
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22
GOING SOUTH WITH
RAILROAD EXTENSION
speelaI 70 Daily Leader

Special 10 Daily Leader.
Nuskoeee, Okla April 22.-one Of
the biggest development projects nov
going ON la The southern part Of tho
state is The extension Of the A., o. a
G. railroad from Lamar south 20 the
Red river distance of la0 miles
There win be Fifteen new towns start
ed on this line OF railroad between
Lamar. lbs present terminus. AID the
crossing of Red river.
From Lamar the NJ. O. a q, splits
the territory between the maip line
OF the A.. x a IT, and The Frisco on
the Sapulpa- division, being
about 35 miles from each road until
il reaches Durant where II viii touch
the Katy The road viii rum from La
mar close TO Calvin Tupelo owl and
40 Dnrant The final location for
crossing the Red river has not heea
maGe VIM Kenecick. who is build.
ing the road believes ID can be com.
lpleted TO The Red river this year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

property owners and the Cleveland
Trinidad Paving company.
w H. Martin With plumber aud
q workman dug ditch 60 make a
sewer conneftion on street on which
the paving company was working
The paving people objected and or
dered the men out of the ditch. but
they refused 20 80, whereupon the
paving people commenced to shovel
dirt 10 on Martin and his men, 'rhey
stuck 70 the ditch and were buried M
10 their arm pits when the police a,
rived and called truce IL was
agreed that both sides should await
Ia legal decision Martin got his law.
ser 10 act iirsg and was advised that
his permit to taake the setfel conn g
iicn was legal, and while she a';Ornc'
Tor The ci,y was looking up ne law
Martin doubled his force ana made
the sovul connection with his prDpcr
~ before be paving company cprld
secure further Interference suits
for d,riaees cI both sizes VIII llob
ably follow.
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DOPE FOR THE FANS

his better half 10 all games in the
future
Johnny Summers OF Detroit seems
to have more luck with his "fingernail
curve than Eddie Cicotte OF Boston,
with his "knuchle curve Both balls
are pitched about the same way.
The high school baseball team will
contest with The Norman high school
team Saturday morning on the campus
of the university FOR a state champion
ship.
The Logan county high school base
ball nine has purchased the suits of
the Elks independent team.
The first work out OF the professional
baseball players here for the purpose
of being signed by the local manage
meni in the Oklahoma Baseball league,
was held Yesterday afternoon at Elec-
tric park Swing on IL, Barry Hit
IL IN the snout "ln a Well You're
ON" Nice pitching. old kid Make
him stick II Oyer'~-were again heard on
the diamond. and sounded good 10
The ans present shank Pullman, a
swift ontfielier and hard hitter from
~ Worth Blassingame. a good catch
er. also from IT. Worth; Manager
Faulkner. OF the street car company;
.O'Neai pitcher from Anadarko;
Parker. a pitcher with speed, from An
adarko. big I'M Barry Bowen, a
I.t.a
"Hig Indian" Douglas. oi the famous
Sioux team and several OF the high
school team were ia action ON the dia.
mond aud gingerea mp and played
good bah Notwithstanding the bad con
ditlOn Of the grounds. An the pro
iessionals SWING Gu she bail yearly
every time up sending the bail tor a
single or two bageer frequently.
Or Martin. a practicine dentist lif.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

Detroit April %. Detroit filled the
bases with no one out in the ninth
but fine drive straight at Ferris re-
suited in a double play and saved ST
Louis from danger
Score Il H. c
Detroit ..e..2 POP 010 OOh---l 8 /
st Louis ...t.l.3OO 200 O3O-S IL A
Summary Batteries. Siever. SugRs
Killian and Payne; Bailey, Graham
Howell and Stephens.
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S.S.S
. PURELY VEGETABLE
GREATEST or AL T0NIC5

Very few persons able pass Spring with
degree Of physical comfort without the aid OF tonic Our systems
change with the changing and required OF the blood
from which bodies receive their nouShmen and strength
this particular than at others
During the cold Winter months do not exercise as freely as in
weather the skin active in removing the waste and
ee e and the other OF drainage dull and sluggish
their work Thus The impurities which should of are leh in
tic system and are absorbed into the blood
When Spring and all nature takes life, we change
mode Of living and gater demands made the blood for
noushment and eu4e the changed conditions
Bu the Winter acmuaons have polluted the blood and destroyed It's
nutye qualities such extent that is not able to supply the
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Baseball
And
Sports
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NeM York. ID. wnahlnnton. e.

New York, TO- Washington, ts.
New York, April 22 Cold wind
worked adversely upon the pitching
departments and Washington used up
three box-men IN trying to hold the
New Workers in check MeanIhile.
although the visitors hit Lake hard,
the local batiers were slamming the
bali in all directions. securing an ears
ly lead which they held to the final
result of lG to i3 in their favor
Score- r. VI r.
New York ~ 1928 2l0 ile--16 "a z
Washington . 30i Ol0 1913 10 Z
summary Batteries. Paiten. Jes'
ley Gehrng and Warner: Lake s.I
kleinow
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Boston. 8; Phillies, l.

Philadelphia. April %. Boston won
the final game of the series here by
3 to 2. Iindaman and Richie had a
pitchers battle for six innings. but
after that Boston mixed up hits with
Riches witness and fielding and bat
terry errors and won.
score r. ". t.
Boston ...... 600 900 III"
Philadelphia IS. 600 O00 100 ,
Summary Batteries Lindaman
and Bowerman. Richie and Doom.
Two.base hit. Dahlen Three-base hit
Maeee. Bases on balls, Off lindaman
=. Richie 2. Struck out, by Lindaman
.. Richie 8 Umpire Klein
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DISFIGURED
For Life Is the Despairing Cry
~ Tha.f 4ands ~

OF skln-toftuned and disfgured vic
TINS of tumoff eczHmae. tctters, and
fathes. who have tr.fd ard found want
ing many remedies, and who have lost
faith in an 10 such Cutieara Soap,
Ointment and Pills appeal with iuesisi-
llile iufoe. They are absolutely pure,
sweet, Ftnilt and wholesome. They
Dfori lfninedlait relief Ia the most dis
flss lng cases. and point "a a speedy cure
Nlen all else ialls
cpnnlir tffsft and Internal Treatment iof
LINIY 3fI I|UI "a Illauts ihII1ffu aul ANu'la
fHl|.I. 30 IIIIIrIu r'II ltIr Iu taH.e InH NNN.
trtaIe e|aimtee tls ~ I.rl tle .an fni
l4IIHIH HNF I1HI It IUf Il Iif IiII|f ~ rHIe
llalgt Pas ttI pr tIsl u tyl ln frII tAe |thAld
500 iIINuH.lHl N-I aQI'u' Potter ufut t1lni
I.Iu .u|T tIIIH NusIun| Mss
- 4-uee tfet' tafe4e tc2E 81 san pi.faisl
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WESTERN LEAGUE.


Pueblo, colo. April 22.-Afier
pitching great ball for seven innings,
Nicholas support weakened in the
eighth and Denver won by a score Of
of to l.
Score r. H. T.
Denver .... 5000 OO0 05O-5 .
Pueblo ....... 600 400 O00~e-4 ?
summary Batteries. Williams and
Zaluskv; Nichols aud smith