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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-10
cts ltrore, af Sc glloerjpife gla0e
ooerfor ben ~ soa1tgsforboloSregel

e,to lt1tOre, af Sc ignoerjpife glo6e
ooerfor Sen M pnngssforbolbsregel
bar anilaaef alore Strenge, ioet Sc
bur frembnpet bet iom Ell @aan moo
Ben 0altifc 8efolffing, ion Ell Nseo-
iiadttelic til 9orgerc al anSel1 alos;;e,
life at maatte be1rptte Mo0ersntaolct
peo offenlige Wpber. Sffc @aon iD=
ac5 mig bette at pare, tbi baaae5 fnn.
leg FIN al bclt, paa bbis slgtclie og.
Smopnlme leg iGtter Hris; men set
gjpr leg life pperfor eli Ticnoe. SSffffe
@oan, .n1et Sfaoe % Gortruo fan
min Bieltoe tilfgie mig, % oerfor bill
Ser mine 6blelier opcrfor BAN life
bore set ipienoe, JON ligger / @aa,-
Ell, men set fraftige og opiloner16e,
ion1 fplaer mes greocn % Sooet.
@ab er set rette Nam1 for sen ST.
lellc, Joni 8lc1nG11f prel'en al Tara=
graf Z oil rGffe - eller rettere ltDr=
fe, tf5ji naft blep sen peo @plDsbaG
sen 1864 - bos bore frolfilte 2nn6s=
n1nl1o % bos % alle? % set mao
bare ct @a0, iom fife fortGrer Jig
ielp / upirfionl gluslcn, men iom
hruroer mes cit title @ly0 / Sil10et.
ut ofb50e @ugget bill iiffert lpffe5
pore 2nll0smGno bcroprc. @c,l1=
oringspnrbige, iom Sc altio bar boz
ret / oeres ieige % ltptte Torioar for
oeres notipnole @jenbplnneligbcoer,
bill Sc .ogloa 6enlrc @o1g fil1oe pao
Maob. @onife pitt pil set i%pi11gfl1loe
/ Napoer11e ltbe @fobe, 11oor Sc life
Longer tan bore ganlfc offenligc %
oabl1e for olle % enbper. Men og-
lao noor SffenligbcOens Hrug CT
bcu1 hetogct, pil minore Mp6er flt1=
tic pirfe u%pliucn0e- ug itprfcn0e for
sen fuilcs epbc Sag. Sg netop Set,
II Sen ny &oroftcr, iom Mb0ernc
bill al'toge, CT nogct poatplmget, or
ct nDt lt0ilag al SEN ganrle llret, net
op set pil gipe Mp0erne / oeres rp
lorm EN- lln6eri trpm al Gorr1e og
ltolt 1roOs, JONI pil fnptte 0eltager=
nc cn0n1t inoerligerc jomrnen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-10
@an pnoeoe Dem i66e.

Gu 8reit / @bicago> iom lite er
nogen Sen al &irfebaiarer og ltg<
nenbe Silitelninger, lom 1ettes
/ gang for at ifoffe&enge,m oa 1toen
Mnle0ning fempe mangen Scamp
mes fin Menigbeo, bbis Meolemmer
i 6enne &enieenoe ilet life oeler
bans Mnifuelier. Sor nogen ED
1i6en trengte &irfen til &enge> og
itrofs par ser nogen, iom forellog
at bol6e en- 8aiar.
u&per Gang leg bprer Sale ON
@oiarer, fon1mer leg til at tenfe
poa en- lille &i1torie, iom-la 1om
meget goot fan bore iano," lagoe
8rp1ten me6 ct poliIf @linf I 9iet.
vDet benbte engang, at en- Mtano
fom TOM gaaen6e neoa6 en- mprf
@ooe, plu6ielig bleb ltan6iet al en-
@%tratenrpber, iom plDnore6e bonn
n1eo. &epolperen / @aonoen. Men
bbor6un set mt en6 bar, 1an mao
Tpren babe facet li6tSambittigbeos,
bIipe beban6Iet paa oenne Maa6e?"
vgeei set gidr ingenting," iba'
reoe bans Offer nofiaa fornbiet
LEG por alIigebel paa Sci til CT
airfebaier> og mi fan ieg gao bien
og iatte mig i Sreo og &c."
Ser, blep ingen &irfebaiar Del
Gang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-10
Gn &rea lfriper fra ct. Nntbo

Gn &rrit ifriber fra ct. 4ntbo=
mrs @oipital, &ocf Sslano, SH.:
Seq mo6tog ct @fsemplor al "Sej=
leoeren" me6 l1noerretning ON SIT
rifo - BET toni iom Ell Torlpr1ets
@ape. Seq bar bprt meget ONT SIT
rifo, og ga ieg I'LL befinoer mig poa
spgeiengerL pnlfer ieg at prepe oe1.
@eno mig ogiaa li6t 2aieitof Ser
ON, oa leg 10 MI fan giere Meoictz
men befjenot / min Menigbeo."
2o11is @elbman Naltor).
st @fsemplar at ~&ejleoeren"
inbeboloenoe 1%1oferlige SplpSningel
om Bette pelprebe6e l1rterniooel, 1e11'
6es frit til enbper. Mor. Or. Yete1
TSabrnep & Cons 60, 112 - lis
@o. @opne Mpe., Gbicago, Sl1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-10
% Disie Mrgreb fulber iii fluDt ii

SprOel1.
Mel1 Set aIlcr bauroeite 9log for
6olfetilgsltkanb 5abroe CT, at flere
al &c ltnge &iger, Ser bnpbe 9pbolo
paa o@ebron", % iom Sobroe bapoe
fgrt ipm Gioner pe0 lln6erlpgelicn.
bar q 1ogt LIT @b. Sn
De pill blipe tiltalte for bette er eno=
11ll lite afgiprt. Alt bpa6 5abroe
bar opnauet er at gipre Jig lelp lat
terlig, at poelGgge Tru 8ransbolms
Stillillg, Gpgte og Selbreo % for
anleoige 2 ur,ge &iger at oflpgse
foIif go. Men oct er 10 BELIEF life
lao liot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-10
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Wt ttlbpbsr ct bunbrebe 9ouars . elsnnsng for etbpsst
Etlfeloe at &atutrb, ber lite tan beib1eoes peS HAIRS
& s.,gbeuep& Co., Gicre, 9olsbo. 8.
81 ans ertesaehe bar tlenbt 5 s. @bcnep ! be tone 70
uar o. tror, ban e otDeles be6erlts ! ale JorretMtngss
Gransatttoner o8 fnancielt stano til at optstoe ems
Beit& Lruat. @boleiale Drlsgtfs. Holeb.o. Q.
% atbtng, 3tnnan1 & Rarptus
@bo!elal. Drusaifts. Eotebo. 9.
Hall,s Catarrh Cure ta9es ~tnbpenht9 % utrter ots
reite 1aa HIobet o. Spfteuets Sltubtn6er. 9rts rs
- *Iofie. SnIass al ale apotbetere. 8tbussbprs hit
IIsu,s Family rU'- sr be tebfs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-10
Dode i Danrnark.
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6rf. @nno Sang. 6rf. @liiobetb
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76e @briitine Sntter. Smeo0eme=
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ier @ans &olbecb. &ens. &itmelter
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len. SIP. &iebmon0 6. S. @oiier,s
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9erplter Sobon 3iebm. 6rf. ellen
@infelmann. @nfe Marie Heter1e11.
9pgboloer &dlger Goldberg. @nfe-
fri Soban1e Neet5. @nfefru @n1ilie
@iprrieg G6p. &on0itor Sorolo
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6orfdelie fureret paa en- Sag.

Sag 2orattbe 8romo
9ninine Eablets. Mpotbeferne re.
t%un6erer 8engene, bpis set life fure.
rer. 6. 50. @robe's un6erifrift.
er paa bber 9gfte. 25c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-01-10

lllIlt e. OO,OOO KY. SoNL]uSN'IN"
ifer til 1. g(pril. @ertble1 forbebol=
ser Jig 2 G0r. 2ole, bpor Ser CT ct
%betpoeli9t 5tenleie.
- Otter 6orlp0enoe bar @oorb=
ejer 2.>gcbmi0t bortbpttet lin Sfop
peD 8iljtrnp Stra110 nte6 Sbomas=
hus. Gfoben CT tofseret til 10000
Morf, b%egrl1n6et poa at Ser forefin=
6es cit itprre Mn11g6e 5ten paa
@run6itpffet .
@oor0ejer Mnoreas @anie1 /
Gtore @nitrup far fjpbt stepping
aro, bportil bgrer ca. 80 Sgnoer
2onb, for cit &jebeIum al 10000
Marf. 8eiatni11gen me0fplger. Sill
traoclien finber gteo til /. Mpril
1908. 6orl,oeu @ieitgiperiet 0ripes
Ser / @ienoommen Ell in0bringenoe
Son6el al &isbman0 og Boitogent
Mnorelen me0 @olonial= og &ortebo-
rer, Sin og Spirituoier, al bpilfen
Ser lpores cit oarlig 2eie al $50 Mf.
Sil @je11bommen bgrer 10 @eftar
Mger og eng al mellemeo6 @eifaf:
fenbeo meo 1856 W. @runoifat.
! @9ettonobptte. @ele Sen l6penoige
8eiatntng, 2 @elte, II StDffer &ppe
% nogIe @pin, iamtlige Mplsreofa.
lber, ia11t at i%n0pen6igt SSnbentar alt
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06
TALKS ON teeth
b
REX DENTAL co.
ENG.
Making Good

3: I'VE might preach Rex Method "AlFeolar'
deuiistry. from now until dOOmsosy, but unless
Tc- sre sbie 10 show proofs. IN the shape Of
WORK done successfully which other
dentists could not do-then all our preaching
would be 10 vain We realized at the very be
ginning ~ our work with the Alveolar Method
1lat we must make good AND CONTINUE TO
we knew that our brethren IN the dental
profession would not take kindly 70 any such
rsdcai departures as we proposed 70 make.
III shorr. We knew thst we were in for fight
foz recognition not alone from the profession.
'hit from the public. and nothing short Of
Euaking good N EVERY INSTANCE would
:. swan. n were 10 win.
. We had 70 go ahead slowly and make each
case a walking and TALKING advertisement
for us.
=. I'he people for whom we have put IN teeth
wishout plates have come back or written 10 Us
by the hundreds and have all spoken in much
re same vein that this gentleman uses in p
letter recently received from him We viii
send you 10 him II you want 20 talk with him.
liese Is extract from bis letter: Sometimes.
when tackle a piece OF hard. sticky candy
with my new teeth and crunch It up ! say 10
myself this isn't right this is not a fair shake
fot fne teeth. but I don't feel any strain
4nywhere aud a it is certain ! can't get any
rbothache. I 60 ahead and crunch II up just
Ike ] used to do when I was good deal
yo'1nEer and had my teeth 1 have for
igotten I have false teeth. and. IN fact I have
pot, for they are true teeth and have been
+; the best investment 1 ever made {.
J.. an hard on them don't spare them, but
they don't seem 10 mind it. I better salts
fed with them every day and mighty glad I
heard about the Rex Alveolar Method before
! l0sb what few natural teeth had left"
A letrer like this Is mighty pleasant. il
makes feel Ike were making good. A
corps of well trained skfllful operators are
. lere-ready 10 make good for you If you are
having trouble with partial plate or q bridge.
u you have two or more teeth left in either
tsw we viii supply all you have lost and the
chsrges are not high for the character OF the
work we do.
. VIZ can't send this work to you. You must
rome % cur Offices in the Pacific Building here
.1or examination No charge for it.
II you cannot come at cnce do the next
best thing and send for our book REX
ALVEOLAR DENTISTRY" which goes into
particulars regarding this work. The read
ing Of the book viii bring you TO us, il
Is bringing others matter where you live.
The book is sent free for the asking.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06
REALTY COMMITTEES
WILL MAKE REPORTS
Important Meeting of San Fran
cisco Board to Be Held in
Commerce Chamber

A general meeting of the members of
the San Francisco real estate board will
be held Wednesday at p. m. at the
assembly hall of the chamber of COM
merce. Merchants Exchange building.
The final vote upon the constitutional
amendment creating an appraisement
department in the real estate board
VIII be taken. The following commit
tees will report: A. ]. Rich, chairman
of the committee on housing depart
ments of the city government and dis
position Of city hall ruins; r. Danforth
Boardman, chairman of the committee
on Greater San Francisco; ]. R. Howell.
chairman of the committee on exten-
sion of fire limits; G. c. Boardman Jr..
chairman of the committee on forma
tion OF the national guard.
John H. Speck will address the
meeting on the downtown movement
and the proposed New Years celebra-
tion.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06
bad BREATH and
SOUR STOMACH
Stopped at Once With Pure Willow
Charcoal. the Greatest Gas
AbSOrber known

There IS no necessity 10 suffer the
humiliation, chagrin and discomfort Il
bed breath. biliousness. sour stomach
Fastritis. sluggish liver. etc. when q
little lozenge of charcoal Will cleanse
sweet
DO not drug yourself when simple
4tue natural charcoal made from fra =
grant willow branches. sweetened with
money, VIII ADD tone TO your stomach.
liver and intestines rapidly absorb
gases ard stop foul o0ors OF all kinds.
Charcoal viii absorb one hundred
times its own volume in gas. A box
fTl Of charcoal placed in a bedroom
VIII keep the air OF such a room pure
and sweet.
A little charcoal lozenge dissolved on
The tongue after meals will also keep
Ire stomach fresh and clean. Charcoal
ts justly called the scrubbing brush for
The stomach. The old monks Of medic
val times cured bad cases Of stomach
trouble. cast out devils from the sys-
iem OF man by feeding such a man
charcoal.
Scientinc men Of today believe IN the
great strength OF charcoal for the cure
~ human MS Too much of it can not
harm one. The system Graves it just
IKE an animal needs and Graves salt
every so often Charcoal goes into the
stomach gently and is welcome, II
. settles down through the action of the
stomach. and filters through all the
foDd, absorbing gas, aiding digestion
ano giving tone 10 me Juices 50 bhet
when the food goes into the intestines,
and there meets other digestive fluids,
rbe charcoal holds the impurities and
thus keeps them from the blood.
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are made
from pure willow. They are prepared
lra grant by the use OF honey and
Sveetened so they please the taste and
easily dissolved.
hey have an enormous sale. thus
stamping them with the approval OF
the public Every druggist sells them.
e5 cents per box. Go 10 your druggist
today and buy z box; then after your
next meal take two or three OF them
and Judge for yourself Of their merit
several taken at bed time viii prove
20 you I'm the morning that they have
been at work all night, for your bad
breath viii not be so bad after all.
send us YOUR name and address and
we viii send YOU a trial package by
mail free. Address F. A Stuart Co,
200 Stuart Bldg. Marshall Mich.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06
CALIFORNIA KERAMIC
CLUB WILL EXHIBIT
Annual Display of Decorated
China Will Be Made De-
cember IL and IL

The California Keramic club viii hold
Its annual exhibition Of decorated china
at the California club December IL and
u. A high class exhibition of nu-
merous and varied articles is promised.
and the achievements OF other years
are expected TO be surpassed
In connection with the exhibition a
private sale Of china suitable for the
holiday season viii be held.
The committee in charge of the ex-
hibition is composed of the officers of
the club. The officers are:
Helen O'Malley. first vice president
Miss Marie Thompson, second vice
president; Mrs. z. E. Harvey, secretary
Miss Lois O. Willis, treasurer; execu-
tive committee, Miss Minnie c. Taylor.
Mrs. s. V. Culp and the officers of tAe
club.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06
PERSONNEL OF EXCURSION

Following is the personnel OF the
excursion. the entire list being filed
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06

ing in January. There are three drill
nights in each month and the first
night the company will be drilled ex-
clusiveIy by the captain. The follow
ing meeting night the company will be
drilled by the first lieutenant exclusive
Iy and on the subsequent meeting night
the second lieutenant will be In abso-
lutte control for drill purposes. The
captain will have to furnish detailed
report of the manner in which the
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06

new rule with reference to drill
Ing companies in the Third battalion of
the Fifth infantry, located in this city,
will go into effect with the first meet
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06

assistant surgeon of the Seventh in
fantry, has been appointed a member
of the medical examining board for
that regiment.
court martial will assemble in the
armory OF Company K, Fifth infantry.
at Waller and Buchanan streets, next
Friday for the trial of such persons as
may come before it. The court is COM
posed of Major f. W. Keesling, in
spector of the Second brigade; Major
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06
FREE DEAFNESS cURE

A remarkable offer made By one OF
the leading ear specialists in this colln-
try, DIR. Branaman offers to all appIy-
ing a once two full months medicine
free 70 prove his ability to cure perma-
nently Deafness, Head Noises and Ca
tarrh in every stage. Address DR.. G.
NJ. Branaman, 1919 Walnut street KAN
sas City, Mo.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06

lieutenants handle the company.
On the night of December 16 there
will be a school of instruction for the
officers of the Fifth infantry at the
Waller street armory.
Captain Albert e. Stearns, retired,
has been detailed as member of the
third examining board, vice Major John
Zittinger, retired and relieved at his
own request.
First Lieutenant Charles w. Decker.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06
OWL oRGANIzEn ARREsrrn

Emile A Wiens was arrested at
Turk and Fillmore streets yesterday
afternoon by Detective Frank Nc
Grayan on a warrant from San ger.
charging him with defrauding an inn
keeper. McGrayan says that Wiens
also organized the Owl society. an Off
shoot OF the Eagles, and absconded
with the funds. He was organizing n
branch in this city and had secured a
membership of $50.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06
CIRCUIT COURT MEETS ssoxpA

A monthly meeting Of the United
States circuit court of appeals will he
held Monday. The court adjourned a.
month ago, to meet again on the first
w Morrow will preside, while Dis
trict Judges John j. de Haven ana
William G Van Fleet will also consti-
tute the court.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06

Milton W. Simpson. Fifth infantry;
Major H. c. Mathewson, Fifth infan-
try; Captain c. j. Mund, Company X.
Fifth infantry; First Lieutenant A. J.
Wagner, Company A. Fifth infantry.
and First Lieutenant II. G. McKannay,
battalion adjutant OF the Fifth infantry.
Do You Want S5.O0f
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page 46
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-06
GOING TO CEMENT
NORTH AND SOUTH
Eighty-eight Representatives. Men
of San Francisco Will De-
part on Tour
Visitors to Be Given Most
Elaborate Entertainment
In Southland

A more important excursion has
never been planned than that of the
san Francisco champer of commerce
which will carry IS of San Francisco's
most representatives businessmen on a
tour OF the southern part OF the state.
The party viii leave San Francisco at
o'clock on the afternoon of Decem-
Der 9, arriving in Los Angeles the fol-
lowing morning at o'clock.
Aspecial train containing every pos
sible convenience has been provided.
The train includes six Pullman sleep
ers. dining car, observation car and
buffet The purpose OF the excursion is
TO cement the bonds OF friendship be-
tween the southern and northern por-
uons OF the state and to give the busi-
nessmen of San Francisco an oppor-
tunity Of becoming acquainted with
the southland
VARIED ENTERTAINMENT
Incidental to the excursion a dinner
Will be served at Glenwood Mission inn,
in Riverside; reception by the Los
Angeles chamber Of commerce; lunch
con with the FL Centre Ten Thousand
club; a barbecue as guests Of the Santa
Maria chamber of commerce; automo-
bile and car rides and various other at
fractions
Arriving a Los Angeles on the morn
ing of the 10th, the party will be met
by citizens OF the southern metropolis
and taken through the streets in au-
tomobiles. A trolley ride will be in
order in the afternoon and in the even
ing a reception. On Friday the special
viii be placed on the Santa Fe tracks
and stops will be made at San Bernar-
dino. Riverside and Redlands
On the following day, the 18th, the
tour Of Imperial, California's new
county, will be made. Stops viii be
made at BrawIey, Ell Centre, Calexico
and Holtville. Sunday, the 18th, the
trip to Santa Maria and through the
OIL fields viii be made. The return to
San Francisco is set for 10 p. m. Sun
day.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-01-09
Can't Use Wood. i.

Burns-The forest rangers of the
Blue mountain forest reserve have fined
several Harney citizens for cutting tim
Der in the reserve without permits from
the forest guards. The largest fine i'm
posed was on B. A. Dickinson, who
operates sawmill about eight miles
from Harney. He was caught taking
timber from government land and fined
$500 for about IL trees. The sawmill
men have been making this practice
for years before the reserve was Great
ed, and thought it no harm to continue
the practice. Last fall was the first
time forest guard has been stationed
here to give permits for cutting timber
for wood and other purposes. There
has always been plenty of timber out
side the reserve for wood and timber
for building purposes until lately,
when it was all secured by outside peo-
pie, to be transferred in time to large
timber companies.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-01-09
SOLDIERS CALLED HOME.
Hundreds of Japanese Leaving Brit.
ish Columbia.

Vancouver, B. c., Jan. Hundreds
Of Japanese, whose terms of service in
the mikado's army had not been COM
pleted or who were on the reserve list
of fighting men, have been called home
to Japan.
Dozens Of japanese quit their work in
Vancouver yesterday, and many more
are coming into town today. Already
they are securing passage on vessels
outbound across the Pacific from Van
couver and Victoria. March Is is Civ.
en- as the day when they must report
ready for whatever duty is in store for
them.
The gathering Of the Japanese is be-
ing carried out with much secrecy. No
less than 200 landed in bunch this
morning from small American
steamer, which slipped in and out of
the harbor before daylight and neither
entered nor cleared from the customs
house.
Since Friday there has been a steady
stream of the brown men from the
logging camps. No Japanese in the
city will admit the coming of the order
for the return of the soldiers, but off,
GERS of the Asiatic Exclusion league
declare that they have absolute inform.
alton that this order has been received
in Vancouver since the departure of
the American feet for Pacific waters.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-01-09
BOYCOTT THE EXPOSITION.
Seattle Unions DisgruntIed at Action
of Committee.

Seattle, WASH, Jan. AT meet
ing of the Building Trades council last
night, the assembly voted to call upon
labor organizations everywhere in the
country to lend support to opposition
to the 1909 fair. Action was taken
after the executive committee Of the.
exposition had refused to incorporate in
the building contracts clause specify
ing that only union men be employed.
j. E. Chilberg, president OF the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition, says:
after considering the demands of
the union, the executive committee de-
cided it could not discriminate. Money
subscribed for the exposition came from
all people. We do not object to union
nor union men. We refuse to play
favorites."
BY the declaration of the open-shop
policy, notices of which went into ef-
feet yesterday, causing the walking out
of 100 employees in the metal works of
this city. Seattle is facing general
strike which means that at least 5000
men will become involved, and at least
81 10000 in building will be retarded
before settlement is reached.