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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-12

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IObia bliue en- ScmmeIi8beo Tor Den
foloe, poeiiIeie 9erbeu2"
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pealng, meuer 9e2"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-12

ScnS "Gecorab.8 oIten" til SlGgt
a genner | BET gamle 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-12

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Taa ie, trur lite, Bet fms bet tel |
grr'a, iom ifuIoe funia gisra os IN
oiams. Dn ftiloe gimme faa paste
paa E9ng'b ofa mi on, Smut"
90 on ffaIbe gimme faa paste paa
aiprrinsa mi, Sons, enboa on er
Snsfar % Spelmanb. Sfaal. min
so'e gnnle Sen og Iabo."
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-05-14
Do It Now.

Now is the time to get rid Of your
You can do so by apply
ing Chamberlain's Liniment. Nine
cases out of ten are simply muscular
rheumatism due to cold or damp, or
chronic rheumatism, and yield to the
vigorous application of this liniment.
Try it. You are certain to be delight
ed with the quick relief which 1t af-
fords. Sold by M. Clemens.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-05-14

Thos. Gilmore, same as above 2oO
Henry smith same as above 1900
w. G.. Thrasher, as above l2.OO
H. p. Egger, same as above lZ'00
r. L. Tolin, same as above l5.OO
VIM. Spaulding, as above 6'OO
n. E. McGrew, as above l2.OO
II g Perkins. same as above 1900
A 7. Envart. same as above 1900
]. P. Thiele, expenses, State
VS.. Snider ............ S'0V
Williams Bros. D. & l.. c.
Lumber Co., Home ..... 6.95
w 7 Russell ex. prisoners 1926
w. j. OFT, mdse, roads. go. 1l.35
r Brown. work on roads $3.50
Joe Schmitt, work on roads 1880
Fred Mensch, surveyor, Roth
road ........''.'. lV'oo
n. B. Meade, viewer, Roth
road ...........'' o'oo
J. NJ. Jones, same as above S.S5
Perry Williamson, team Roth
road .......... ..'.'''' NV
Fred Mensch. sur. bridges 400
A. L. Harmon, work on roads 500
victor Daniels. work on road $500
| w Gilmore. work on roads 95.Z5
w. r. Hannum, work on road 43.5O
Rogue River Courier, print
ing ing .'.............. 22.95
mdse,, roads 1882
Geo D Macdonald, map $50
Is. f. Cheshire, freight,
stamps, express, etc. 80. 2l.1O
Rouch & Corn, blacksmith,
roads zo'oV
Boys and Girls Aid Society
of Oregon, expense in COM
mittments ............ 1000
Geo. Cronk, burial of pauper 500
|W. T. McCallister, work on
| roads ............ o'Vo
Sherman Jess, work on road 5l.5O
Kinney & Truax, mdse.,
County Home ........ 27.75
Cramer Bros, mdse., roads. 49.94
I'M. A. Wertz, plow and scrap
er for roads ........... l1,OU
IOregon Observer, printing. 34.O9
Cora York, asst. sheriff Off,
April. 1909 .......... 1880
M. A. Wertz, com. per diem 500
NJ. A. Wertz, work on roads S4.1O
III. S. Woodcock, com. per
diem and mileage ... 1850
H. l.. Brown, expense, State
VS.. Hawkins .......... l5.0O
H. B. Fenton, expense, State
|
Jewell Hdwe. Co., mdse for
roads ................ 1915
Ia Schaffer, witness Circuit
Court ................ $50
A. -. Enyart, Juror Circuit
Court $50
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
SPANISH WAR HERO W *
WILL VISIT TOLEDO
Captain MeNamee Will Command Sad
die Troops at Big Military
Tournament July 9.

Captain NJ NJ. McNamee. OF the
18th United States cavalry. who will
command a saddle troop at Toledo's
great military tournament July an
20 10th. Is one OF the )unassuming type
OF heroes
Captain MCNamce entered the army
as private In 1852. earning his com
mission and reaching the rank OF first
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25

lieutenant shortly before the Spanish
war lie accompanied che famous 9th
Cavalry To Cuba. in command of H.
Troop. which on the morning OF July
lst. lS5S. was the frs, 10 receive the
Spanish fire.
Three OF his men were killed and
four wounded, in the assault upon the
ridge that day. Captain McNamec
luckily escaping death from Mauser
bullet which crumpled his sabeT hilt
lie was with Colonel Roosevelt during
the charge and assisted him IA get
ting his horse over wire ontangle-
mcnt In the honors awarded later
be was recommended COR breyet rank
or Captain.
After the Spanish War Captain Ne.
Namees command saw some active
service la New Mexico. whore 4
Moqui Indian uprising took place He
was then appointed Major Of the 4o,a
L s Vol. Infantry. helped 60 ra So
that regiment for service in Tho Philip
pines and commanded it's first bat.
talon in tho islands. where II took
part In a number OF engagements.
After his muster out as on officer o.
volunteers Captain McNamcc recrlv.
ed his present rank in the army iie
accompanied his regiment u Cuba in
1906. commanding the station At
Placotas, Santa Glare and made q
Typographical man ot Uat district
which is embodied ia the new military
map OF the island
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
BLESSING TO NEIGHBoRKooI


Perhaps no happier band OF young
sters could be found than those who
are admitted daily 10 the Fairgrounds
just opened in connection with irc
Franklin.st settlement, and even be-
fore TIC gates were formally swung
back for tacm. they climbed ne
fences. divcd into the big Ptius OF sarJt
or enjoyed the numerous swings with
which the playground is equipped.
Here come the children of some 200
families. for the settlement keeps in
touch with that number, the girls in
the day time aud the boys in The even
iugs. for the management believes it
best 10 keep them separated during
these hours OF play
Not only Is the playground we'll pat
ronizedi bat the dty hHrsery Is over
-ernMded,- many mothers Tor miIVS
around the settlement bringing thclc
little ones 10 be cared for daring the
day while they are at work. About
80 Youngsters, varying from almost
babies 70 children OF seven and oight
years OF age. are looked after by the
attendants from early morning until
often quite late at night, for the
small charge of FIVE cents a day
These little ones are gwen their din
1er at noon and at 3 o'clock have
unch OF bread and milk. Arrange
nents are being made to have some
100 children, who make the settle.
ment their headquarters. taken care
Of by the Michigan Fresh Air society.
The society has offered its services
in sending these boys and girls to
the country for two weeks each.
The settlement is not. as many
people imagine. purely charitable
institution. and many stories told CON
cerning IT are very misleading" says
w. W Keller. head resident The
lig majority OF the Ten and women
who come here arc working people,
who want 90 pay their share of the
expenses and who contribute accord
Ing to their means foI the benefits re.
ceived. In the womon's club they dis
cuss suffrage just as society leaders
ore doing, and the mer take mp civic
problems. | would like To dissipatc
,ne idea that appears TO be prevail mt
that We have only the poor. ragged
element coming here The settlement
IS what it's name indicates.- social
center for the people OF the neighbOr-
o.. Il
branch Of the public library. the day
pursery and now the playground
THE settlement Is supported by
voluntary contributions. in addition
10 the money secured by the house
activities. We have the only dispen-
sary IN the neighborhood. with Or
IT, y. Torrey, Or. II. w. Hewitt and
pr. George {. Chene in charge Of the
slinic."
The budget for the year Includes
he following Items Head resident.
1850 gymnasium instruction, $z5U;
bousekeepor and visitor. $500: kinder
earten principal, 5000; assistant. $3.50,
JHnitor. 5000 cook. S3o0; 'hUusCmUtd.
s240; provisions. sll00, fuel. $500.
light, $500; furnishings, printing etc.
1915; repairs, $500; director day nur.
sery, 5000; assistant, sl75; extra
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
THE DETROIT TIMES: FRIDAY. JUNE as. 1909.

Although the genuine cowboy is fast
RAISING into history. his long career
Of usefulness In developing the west
ern wilds will not soon be forgotten.
The lawless side OF his nature leng
ago cooled in the presence OF civiliza'
tion. but the real element OF his life
underwent no change until the fenc'
ing OF the ranges started the begin
ming Of the end OF his avocation OF
cattle herding. Bucking bronchos are
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25

heNsehold h6N expenses. >s24O. .Ntotal. ss..
1907 receipts from settlement actiY, !.
ties. $3.50, leaving $5.2lO To be raised
by voluntary contributions.
The officers OF the settlement are:
Mrs. T. Is. Caulkins. president: Miss
Mary Turner. vlce-president: Mrs.
Florence Hart, corresponding secre.
tary. Mrs. Frances Whitton. record.
ing secretary, Mrs. A. +. Wolfsch
lager. treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25

fame aa Buffalo Bill" has organized
Il goodly band OF these~rngged west
erners and they will illustrate the dar-
ing equestrian deeds which have been
repeated upon the open prairie for
more than quarter OF century.
They will give riding exhibitions and
samples of the cowboys sport. and
will illustrate with real bronchos the
difficult science of broncho busting. a
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25

tratinx one OF the most hazard04
features In the herdsmanis activitie
and usefulness. To the owner OF 4
gentle driving horse. fashionabl
cob or a speeding racer. the, ways q
the bucking broncko may be past uu
derstanding. and TO the thousand
who own no horse at all the buckfn(
broncho will ever be curiosity anG
largely. mystery.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25

no figment of fancy; they are as real
as the stampede, and 10 successfully
compete with tnese agencies for, In
Jury and death he must be OF the
genuine type Of horssman who Will
1--we i'm history as cowboys
II is therefore consistent with the
Wild West and Far East policy 10
depict the art OF broncho busting. and
he has assembled real cowboys and
real bronchos for the purpose OF Illus
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25

10c Folding Plated Coat Jacket Hangers. Just the
thing for your trip be easily fHt in trunk
grip Friday at &C..
25c Bath Tub Seats. fit any size tub Friday at t0c
10 Fruit Jar Rubbers. pure rubber. white red.
Friday at sc dozen
SOC cast iron japanncd Mail Boxes Friday at 29c.
60c cast iron, japanned Mail Boxes. with newspaper
holder Friday at 35c
s25 Mrs Potts sad Irons, three irons, handle
and stand, double nickel plated Friday at 79c.
S2.9S Guaranteed Lawn Mower. best crucible steel
blades brass bearings. Friday at s1.e9.
25 Fl. Guaranteed Lawn Hose with couplings. 3-ply
heavy duck Friday 4. s193.
Hardwood Refrigerator golden oak finish. 100 lb. zee
capacity feature air circulating. Friday $1475
Basement)
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
A GLORIOUS FOURTH OF
July PROGRAM

See tho d. & c. ticket agent
today about the grand July
Fourth excursions from De-
troit to all points operated by
the d. & c. lake lines. They
have no less than a dozen diff
ferent trips to select IRON.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
SHOW EXPLOITS COWBOY
Real Article Will Appear With Buffalo
Bill Circus

or the many interesting sides OF the
truly western type Of manhood. the
cowboy is exploited To best advantage
In Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Paw.
nee Bills Far East show. In Detroit
July 5. Col Wm, +. Cody, known TO
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-25
REAL L1r7Y NEWS
PROPERTY OWNERS
ARE TO ORGANIZE
West of Powell Street District
in Need of Various and
Urgent Betterment


There Will be a meeting of the West
of Powell property owners association
in the red room of the St Francis
motel December % at , p. m. All own
' ers of land in the district are invited.
whether members of the association or
not.
The purpose of the meeting is to
effect permanent organization with a
view of carrying out a program of gen
eral improvements or betterments for
the district. including repairs Of side
walks resetting burned curbs, putting
the streets in good condition and bring
ing the needs of the district for better
street lighting, fire protection and po-
lice protection to the attention of the
municipal authorities
The proposition of an amendment to
the building laws for class d build
ing for small lots in a restricted part of
the district Will be revived The plan
is to limit such buildings to % foot
lots and three stories for residence
purposes only. The area for such
buildings viii be north and west of a
line drawn probably about Polk street
from a point Sne block north of Mar
ket, thence to- Fulton, keeping a block
from the city hall site, along Golden
Gate avenue to Hyde street, up Hyde
a block, thence in a zigzag line to
about Mason and Sutter streets and
north to the fire limits line in Mason
street between Bush and Pine. The
sidewalks especially will be a feature
of the work of the association, as they
are in poor condition in many places.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-25
INVESTORS SHOW
GREAT CONFIDENCE
Capitalists Maintain Their Firm
Faith in the Onward March
of San Francisco

The san Francisco land company has
lust completed the sale through the
agency of Rhine & co. TO the Bauer
construction company of 10 lots in
Tenth avenue between California and
Lake streets for the sum of $4,000. on
which the above purchasers intend TO
erect fats Of two stories each immedi-
ateIy. The Bauer company has a num-
ber Of applicants for the fats.
steele Brothers have sold for Jacob
B sbrovier 10 stephen Flahaven lot in
the east line Of Howard street 140 feet
south Of Fourteenth, having frontage
OF 30 feet in Howard street and 125 feet
in depth. Terms private
Emmett RiNfOrd and others have sofa
10 Cornelia Johnson Pringle the north-
west corner Of Bay and Leavenworth
streets. 1876 by 1876 feet The price
is not mentioned.
The estate Of Michael Duffy has sold
10 J. J. Won Offen 15ON10O feet in the
west line of Connecticut street 200
feet south Of Colusa; 50X1O0 feet on the
northwest corner of Marin and Mary
land streets: 75x200 feet in the east
line of Maryland street 125 feet north
of Tulare, and the northwest corner
Of Maryland and Colusa streets.
client of G. Il Umbsen q co. mas
purchased the property Of the NJ sim
inoff estate in the south line of O'Far-
reII street 1876 feet west Of Leaven-
worth for S21 500. which is at the rate
Of about $500 a front foot. The sale
IS subject to confirmation by the pro
bate court.
Samuel Williamson has bought from
She executor Of the Mederise Broulllard
estate 25XS5 feet in the north line or
Fifteenth street IS feet east of Church,
with fats, for Sl2, 500. Williamson has
also bought the southeast corner OF
Buchanan street and Ivy avenue, S1;5
x24 feet, also a part of the same estate,
for $4,000
Through the agency of Speck, Pasch-
el & Co. Mrs. kathryn Z. Henesey OF
New York has bought the W. J. Nc
Killop apartment house in the north
line of Eddy street $50 feet east OIL
Laguna. standing on lot 4ONl2O feet
running TO Willow avenue. The apart
ment house contains y rooms and is
leased for 10 years.
The Nebon realty company has
bought from Mary Harrington 25XS5
feet in the south line of Fell street
60 feet west OF Laguna. for $4,000.
The city and county of San Fran
cisco has bought from Bernardo Fer
nandez 3Sx137:6 feet in the north line
OF Mason street for $3.50.
Mary Mitchell has purchased from
John and Anita Shea 25xS5 feet, i'm
proved with fats, in the north line Of
McAllister street S7:6 feet west of
Webster for $4,000.
". ". Anderson has bought from
Maria ". Hennessy 2211N137:6 feet
in the south line of Pine street 229
feet west of Montgomery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-25
GREAT RANCHO SOLD
FOR NEARLY $500,000

James McHolme. broker, reports the
sale of the San Luis Gonzaga rancho
in Santa Barbara and Merced counties
to T. F. Hornung of Sacramento and
Edgar Wilson of San Francisco. The
price paid is in the neighborhood of
s425, 900.
The ranch comprises 49,S29 acres 1t
has been known as the Malarin ranch
and was owned by Mrs. Fatjo, who
was Miss Paula Malarin.
The property has been held in the
family since the date of the grant from
Mexico to the first of the family to
reside in California. There are about
$4,000 acres in cultivation and the re-
n1ainder is grazing and mountain land.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-25
LEASES THAT INDICATE
TONE OF THE MARKET

Through the agency of A. J. Rich & Co. COX
1875 feet IN the north line Of Golden Gate
avenue. between Hyde and Larkin streets, have
been leased for Mrs. a. Shea TO the Alec garage
company for 10 years. at a gross rental of
S27 600 Mrs. Shea will erect a two story brick
garage building on the lot, with fats in front.
The garage viii be used for taxicabs.
4 block of land in the Sunset district, bounded
by Forty-seventh avenue, the Ocean boulevard.
the Great highway and W street, has been
leased by the Spring Valley water company to
Patrick Broderick and John J. Barrett for a
term Of 10 years at a total rental Of Sl2. 900.
Janet c. Haight has leased to the Rix com
pressed air and drill company the northeast line
Of Spear street 45:I0x137:6 feet, 1S4 feet south
east Of Howard street, for 10 years at total
rental Of 81. $50.
Joseph Thieben has leased to Benjamin and
ClotiIde DeImas No 365 Golden Gate avenue for a
perod of 30 months for So ,000
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-25
FIRM MAKES SUCCESS
OF REALTY AUCTIONS

+. J. Hooper, mana ger of the city
department of J. W. Wright & Co, an
nOunces that auctiOn sales of real es-
tate in the saIesroOms Of the broker
age firm mentioned viii take place
regularly. The next sale will be held
January IL Hooper writes as follows:
We ind as we anticipated when we decided
10 offer property by this method. that it is just
what the present peculiar conditions demand
something TO bring purchaser and seller together
for their mutual beneft-a sort Of arbitrator so
to speak. We md ii especially applicable in
some districts where the properties have no fixed
values.
When one thinks it over seriously. what better
means could be adopted than 90 give every one
chance 20 say what he thinks the property is
worth. We have made many sales for owners
who, having. through a natural prejudice, held
property at prOhibitive prices, have realized the
force OF the above argument.
On the other hand, prospective purchasers,
having made offer after offer IN the usual way.
only to have them rejected in each case, have
attended our sales and found. 10 their great sat
isfactiOn, the property knocked down 10 them.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-25
FEMALE HELP WANTED


YOUNG women between the ages Of II ano 25,
of fair education, neat appearance and unques-
tonable character wanted to study telephone
paid new operators while in training at the
operating school of the Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph company, and upon graduation they
are given permanent positions at the switch
boards with opportunities for promotion. The
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company pro-
vides light and well ventilated operating
rooms. pleasant rest and lunch rooms. and
takes personal interest in the welfare of the
young women in its employ
Competent operators furnished to provide
branch exchange subscribers
For full particulars, call. preferably be-
tween $3.50 a. IN. an0 u M, at operating
school, telephone office, S21 Hyde st. near
Sutter.
AAA-LESSONS in hair dressing and manicur-
ing given, trade taught thoroughly from to
u; most reliable and reasonable. 1850 Fill
more st. near Sutter,
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-25
JOSEPH DURNEY TO ERECT
TWO STORY RESIDENCE

ALAMEDA, Dec. 22.-Joseph Durney
will erect costly two story basement
and attic residence. of the English type,
at the northwest corner of Paru and
Dayton avenues.
This viii contain IA rooms in addi-
tion to three servants rooms in the
basement.
The cost of the building alone will be
about $4,000, according to the esti-
mates made by Murdock & Smith, the
architects. The residence will stand on
a lot 9Ox150 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-25
MEETINGs-sneciaI

eWISS Relief Society-Notice of annual meeting
The regular annual meeting of the members of
Office of the society, 406 Kearny ST., in the
city and county of San Francisco, on MON
DAY. January IL, 1910. at o'clock p. M,
for the purpose of eecting board of directors
for the ensuing year and the transaction of
such other business may come before it.
BY order of the president
A. JIfILIERAT. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-25
ROOMS AND BOARD oFFEREp

AAA-THE WEMPE 40 Oak st.-Large. sunny
and unexcelled board: all conveniences.
Take Haight or Masonic cars to Buchanan st.
A-Pleasant, refined home in a private boarding
house at 2030 Laguna st. cor. Sacramento;
sunny with hot and cold water; excel
lent table; Sacramento and California St cars
ASHBURY ST. 7O4-Best of board; desirable
rooms and location; quiet, homelike, private
house, bath. phones references.
ALTA LoMA 215a Pacific ay.-Nice room. With
board.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-25
MEETINGs-I.od~e.

APOLLO lodge No. 123. I. o. O. +. sss1fxssSx<-
Officers and members notified 81 *1El<<f<
to attend the funeral of our late -szSSsx5ssE
brother, G. e. BURNETT p e.. sSVssS>
to be held under the auspices of this lodge
and First English Lutheran church, Geary
St between Cough and Octavia. TODAY
friday, December "a, 1909. at 1880 a. m
sharp. A full attendance of members is re-
quested. By order Of
CHARLES A. BURR. N.G.
LOUIS HAMMERSM!TH. 2. G.. Rec. Sec
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-25

Formosa. with its population Of
:. .OOO. 600, is running the Philippines
neck and neck in the export of sugar.
Each exported a value OF s4,00O,O0O in
1897.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-25
EMrLoyn.r wANrEp-FemaIe-con

FIRST CLASS stenographer. experienced, aecu-
rate and rapid worker, desires position with
$50 month; references given. Address box
2091, Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-25
CHURCH SERVICES

FIRST United Presbyterian church Golden Gate
av. between Steiner and Pierce sts.-Preaching
tomorrow, Sabbath. at II "a. and Z 80 p. m.
by the pastor, Rev. II. II. Bell. ID. ID. Morn
ing tLeme: 1.-The Bethlehem Babe; evening
theme: The Complete Christi Sabbath school
9:45 a. m. c. L. societies at and $50 p. m.
Strangers cordially invited to all services. Pews
Free Courteous ushers Good music. Come
and bring your friends
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-25
BuiIdinc Contracts

Timothy T. Shea with John Burns-To erect 1
one story frame store and living rooms in n line
~ Mission street and S line Of BOswofth, S 80
\ 49.Il55. z 10 begtpning; S2,3T5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-25
OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARD

EAST 18TH ST., 156, Oakland-Very dne doubl
room for rent; board optional; accommodation
above average; rates reasonable; single room
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-25
ROOMS AND BoARD oFFERED-con.

ELLIS St, 1922 sunny rms. suit. for l or 2
with board: German cooking; good home; oatn'
phone West 90S4
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-25

Today, Xmas service continued for 10 hours,
from III. to . p. m. Special service
Worship Of Jesus in Hindu Yoga Method
at 10:45 a. Nv Worshp OF Jesus in Hindu
Symbolical Form" at p. M, and Worship
Of Jesus in Hindu Philosophical Way at 1:45
F. m. Tomorrow, three free public lectures,
as usual. For lessons and classes please in
quire
ST. PAUL'S Protestant Episcopal church. Caiifor
mia St Fillmore, Rev. Robert j. Renison.
recfor-Servces Holy communion a. m. ;
morning prayer. choral service and sermon, il
o'clock; subject THE Message of Christmas .
Special Christmas carol service, I:45 p. m All
arc
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-07-02

organiza tions, when in healthy con-
dition, necessarily have great in
tiuence on the public matters of the
town where they are located.
kendrick is particularly fortunate
in both its lodges and clubs and
much credit has been brought to our
town as a result.
AS to lodges; the Odd Fellows,
knights of Pythias, Mason, Wood
men of World, Encampment, Endow
ment Rank, Rebekah and WOmen's
circle are all strongly Organized;
while in the clubs, the Commercial
Club takes precedence as the strong
est and oldest, and the Burns club,
musical club, baseball club and the
women's club, each have u large
membership and a solid support.