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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-06
LACK Of NERVE
BRINGS SUCCESS
TO DR.. COOK
DOESN'T GET EXCITED
SAYS PRESCOTT MAN
Who Knows Explorer
Well Tells of Temperament
Which Made Successful Dash
to Pole Possible.

His total lack of nerves is what
enabled Dr. Cook, the explorer, to
reach the North pole through the
incredible hardships which have
%daunted his competitors. AT least
that Is the way it is doped out by NJ.
@ Ciniff of Prescott, Ariz.. former
editor Of the Worlds Work and who
enjoys a personal acquaintance with
the intrepid explorer. The Prescott
journal Miner says:
Or. Cook, according to Mr.. Cuniff,
is a solidly built man Of great
strength, OF round and fun face. pale
complexion. and an unusually phleg-
matte manner 1t is this phlegmat-
ism That is chiefly responsible for his
success as an explorer. Pear. Fiala
ana Cook have an said that the chicr
enemy of a polar expedition is the
deadly dreary monotony Of waiting in
the darkness OF a polar winter for the
sun to appear in the spring to herald
the chance of a dash for the pole
and of the clash" itself with its end
legs days of dragging and pushing
sledses over almost impossible ice
hummocks.
Nervousness, irritability, unsociablc-
ness reveal themselves in their most
biting aspects in the close compan-
ionship Of Il Polar expedition. If a
man has the smallest grain of mean
ness in his disposition il shows itself
ana the largest part OF the unWrittcn
history Of Polar expeditions has been
the increasing bitterness that has
crown up in the party. sometimes
eyer d|tsrupting it.
Or. Cook showed on his Antarctic
expedition i'm 81 and IS. when he
approached closer to the South pole
than any expedition up to that time
had peuctrated-though later eNpedi-
tons got closer-that his tcmpera-
mcnt WAS the ideal one for exploring.
He told me once" said Mr.. cum
iff. that some Of the worst hard
ships met on that trip did not come
from the cold. the ice, or the wind.
but from the chickering's and Disagree !
ments of the party. But" added Or.
Cook with a phlcgmatic shrug. what's
the use of talking about that. I'll
didn't bother my own nerves any.
Most Of the troubles weren't impor-
tant enough to notice then. and they
aren't important cnough to notice
now. But do say that the chief re-
quirements OF an Arctic explorer are
not strength. courage and enterprise.
but endurance and patience
This was brought out strikinplv i'm
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-06
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on" caught stealing copies OF the
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ways ~ subscribers
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23
TICKETS SELL FAST
TO MILE. MISCHIEF
Second Shubert Attraction Wil
Play to Record Breaking
House Monday Night,

The advance sale of seats to the
great Ntenncsc oporctta. Mile. Mis-
chief With Corinne and a supporting
company of nearly a hundred people.
Is proving a land office rush and the
respects are for a record breaking
house in the Elks' theater Monday
night when this second great Shubert
attraction Is placed on the boards.
Associated with Corlnnc are a num-
bcr Of wen known artists. included in
the long list being W l.. Carleton.
Paul l. Warren. Frank ~arrineton
Edward Cutler. Louise BruneHe. Rom
mic Farley. Ethel Rose and fifty others
embracing Inc original pony baIlet.
Mile. Mischief which is in three
acts. has been A-mericanized by Syd-
ney Resented. who undertook me
commission for the Shuberts. The
score rs by Ziehrer. the famous Ans
trlan composer. The musical
said 90 De- charming. among enr,e
'f the more lasting melodies being
VERIFY. Merrill ia The Regimen,
Wen Co. sweetheart" and others.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23
Governor of Sonora Offers
Military Escort to 7Iburon

offered by Governor Torres of sonora.
Governor Torres and the Mexican Of
ficials are c~o-operating in every way
for the success of the expedition. In
case the party does not return IT, civ
ilization by the fifteenth OF next Jan
uary GOV. Torres will dispatch Il
strong body Of troops as q rescue eN-
petition.
The party carries provisions for
three months.
After a careful investigation OF Ii
huron island, the geological conditions
inhabitants, etc, the party VIII take
In the cons of the mainland ana then
sail for the island of the Guardian An
gel. on this island there is no water
or mia bitants. and the expedition
will carry enough water from Lihertad
to last them.
When the party returns a history
will be published, fully illustrated, of
this much-talked-of place, n a com
plete report of the findings OF the
partv will be prepared for the Mexican
government.
The exploring party was cotton to-
rothor by Joe Beals, Chester Kilgore
and j. Il. Johnston, the original tam.
GLE" for the purpose of prospecting
for gold and pitch blende. After these
men made application FOR u conces-
and permits for entering arms
and ammunition, they met DR.. Fayette
A, Jones, a noted consulting mining
g%eologist, and his party, who were
after the same permits. After Mold
ing a conference the two parties con-
solidated under the name Of the Bis
bee Tiburon Exploration Expedition.
and ut Il meeting held in Bisbce Octo-
her Is, organized and elected the fol-
lowing officers: chief commander and
Dr. Fayctte Jones; captain
Joe c. Reals; lieutenant and ehiel
navigator. Frank Hagen, A. {. BatP-
man. commissarY sergeant; interpreter
md arbitrator. j, y Johnston: aud
committee and property mon
{. Tierncy and Chester XII
gore. G. A. C~Iendcnning, Henry Du-
abe ana another man viii complete
he party.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23
YOUTHFUL CROOK
BOUND OVER To
GRAND JURY
He Lied in duplicating
Lads Who are Released An
other Boy Under Arrest for
RobberieS at Las Vegas.



Las es"s' \ NJ oct. ~ tHe
el"' pelo'N Judge Murray Hold tHis
iio'"iis as It preliminary nearing OF
At"H"ci" NhaNez, charged WIN lar-
sN"H 'ioHi q uWelllhs Oh Complaint %
J"'''s Is bdheT' IN c"lhFclloh WIN
w" olher boys Jesse Faulkner ana
Inn ii"irS' bls'rIet Attorney W.
- ""ll u'ciued on lhe eNIaehce
Sip"" t""t me '"uiN"et ana iraheS
ooHs were innocent OF any connection
Ntpl cue r~oppefN ana olshllsSCa the
"i''''n "s"i'S' tiei'' i"ulls
o'"''~' VIZ" ~ saw Hle tNp ooSs
"'4r suns 20 pe rcI''Seu' r~''eaioo
20 'n' JUG tl"t ne n'd lied Aesler-
uaE ~ ms CONCESSION implicatng the
w" Iao9' me f~auiNher boy was IN
y VA S"i's'"N "'''I'''""' "".
~ ! '''''S ooS p "oeNeN
ia "i'S' Ho" "e WIS "ole 10 S''lSlS
we 'i'i'erS ana Ja4ee lhat ne was
no, Voi'ec''u win Nh'NeH IN ms ms
Oe''"NIol'
1t was learned that a boy by name
of Julian G&llegos was working with
Chavez, and he was hunted up BY
81 100
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23
BIG WATER PLANT
To Be INSTALLED
At VAUGHN
Santa Fe Placing Device to fill
Whole Train Load of Water
Cars Quickly Traffic Heavy
on the Cut Off,


Vaughn, y. NJ. oct 22-Thc SAN
"a Fc company is now Installing here
"a big water plant with a special de
vice for the ra9id filling OF ualnloads
Of water cars which distribute water
along the cut-oH The arrangement
when completed win do tho work q
great deal quicker than the water
crane. The water plant Of the com
pany hero will be one OF the most
costly and elaborate on the system.
Ninc carloads Of Arizona sheep
were unloadcd hero lagt night for rest
and feed. The sheep were consigned
To Kansas city ana the shipment was
one Of many such which are going
through here. and which among other
things are keeping Agent Ellis pretty
busy. Tho railway eating house with
"a capacity of 100 was ovorrun with
business this morning. passengers
pouring i'm from train No, - from Al
huqucrquc. Tho increase in travel
over the cut-on is getting bigger every
day. Double daily scrViee is expected
soon if business keeps up at the pres
Ont rate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23
EXPEDITION LEAVES
THIS WEEK FROM
GUAYMAS
Torres win Dispatch Body of
Troops to Hunt for Excur-
sionists if they do not reap
pear by January 10,


Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal
Bisbee. Ari2., oct, 22.-Thc main
body OF the expedition to the island Of
Tiburon under command of Or. f. a.
Jones of Albuquerque is now at Quay
mas, Mexico, awaiting the arrival OF
q few delayed members of the party
from this city. The party will start
before the end of the week on board
a sloop or launch for the shores of the
unknown band of the eannibal Serbs,
with 10000 rounds Of ammunition.
plenty Of provisions, scientific instru-
rents big Photographic outfit. a large
transit and other surveying equipment,
harometers. assaYins furnace and
other meteorological paraphcrnalia.
There Will be only ten in the party
as finally organized so they will have
0 1000 rounds Of ammunition apaice.
The mon who finally leave arc the
pick of the bunch. all dead shots,
hardy and FEARLESS men who a en-
dure hardships and know how to tight
when it is necessary, The safety OF
the expedition may be further as
sured by the presence of a lieutenant.
corporal and twenty pri0atcs from the
Mexican army which have been kindly
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23
SENTENCE FOR
SANTOS ORTIZ
Petition Being Circulated in Sill
yer City Asking Governor to
Commute Sentence Of Muir
deref,
Especial Dispatch 10 The Morning Journal

Especial Dispatch 20 the Morning Journal
silver cts. y. NJ. oct "a petit
ton Is being circulated hv the friends
of santos ortiz. sentenced 90 b. hang
"a last FRIDAY and given "a repricvc of
thirty days by the governor. asking
Governor curry 10 conimut the sem
tenoe of ortiz Co life Imprisonment
Funds are being subscribed among the
native people Ca employ counsel in the
case ortiz. U will hc remembered.
sentenced 20 hc hanged herr fnr
the murder of Insc Galtan. ns tho
result ~ q quarrel over "a oma
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23
Elephant Bt1TE DAM
WILL BE Rfi1tESE\TID
Lsnecinl Dispatch 10 ihe Morurng Jonrnall

Las Cruces. y. M, oct. 22-Thc
Elephant Butte dam project Of the
reclamation service will be brought
prominently TO the attention OF the
public at the Land and Irrigation eS-
position IN CHICAGO next month Iaron
ana elaborate Photographic exhibits
nave neen prepared WiitCn VIII NOV
the site of the dam. the land along
tho valley to be irrigated and there
will be splendid samples Of the prod
ucts OF tne Mesiiln and El paso vail
Toys raised under irrigation. A meet
ing OF the lei Paso chamber of COM
mcrcc is 90 be held tonight at which
tho final details for The exhibit from
the FL paso valley will be worked ont
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23
DRAGGED HALF A BLOCK
AND EAR TORN OFF IN
BAD RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Journal

silver City. y. NJ, oct. 21,-To be
dragged half a block under the wheels
of a wagon with his feet ontangled in
the lines. to have an ear torn off and
be rendered unconscious for several
minutes was the unpleasant expert
ence Of j, J. Gibson, an employc Of
the Tcnderfoot corral, an experience
which nearly proved fatal and from
the effects OF which the victim is now
slowly recovering. Gibson was driv-
ing a team of horses attached to a
spring wagon. He collided in turning
n corner with a heavily loaded freight
wagon. his wagon then struck a rock
and he was thrown to tho ground, be
ing dragged by the feet until the wag-
on became wcdgcd against a telegraph
pole and assistance arrived.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23
PEC0S VALLEY TO
MAKE SPLENDID
SHOWING
BIG EXHIBITS FOR
THE LAND EXPOSITION
Literature and Photo
graphic Displays viii Tell Of
Wonders Of Southeast New
Mexico.


Carlsbad, y. NJ, Oct. 22.-rhe great
Pecos valley and southeast New Mex
leo win he splendidly represented 10y
exhibits. literature and photographs
at the Land and Irrigation Exposition
in Chicago, Nov % to December 4,
ncNt. Carlsbad, Artesia, Hope and
Hagorman in Pccos valley have
raised funds and completed arrange
mcnts for hi geNhibits. Clovis win
also rave q fine display ana several of
the towns aye atrana:.a t. send piles
OF attractive literature and photo
graphs showing the great thinks ac-
complished by irrigation and dry
farming in this part OF The territory,
Tho success @. the New Mexico show
at The great exposition in the coliseum
IS assured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23
wen Known Hotel krrprc Uses and
Recommends Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera aud Diar-
rhoca Kennedy.

81 take pleasure IN saving that !
have kept Chambcrlain's cole. Chol-
era and Diarrhoca Remedy In my
family medicine Ghost for about nf-
teen years. and have always had sat
is%factory results from It's use. I have
administered il 10 a great many trav-
cling men who wore suffering from
troubles for which II g. recommended.
and have mover failed 20 relieve them"
T. e.. Jenkins. % Cln9gow. Ky.
This romcdy - for sale b an drug
gists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23

Fnnyillo and Michigan arc charging
thcir business hnusc on Front and
Main streets on ccou of the in
crease i'm business. This viii add
greatly to tho appearance of Vaughn.
as this Is tho first business establish
mcnt in front of the Harvey house
and depot
Real estate Is going MP and sales
are being made every day. A bis
deal was made Tor an uptown busi-
rces lot yesterday. B. AIctzgar buying
the property. consideration not stated
Tho purchaser Viii erect "a large lusi-
ness house on tho property at once
Nh. Bishop is among the other NOR
chants who Is r%cniodcling his place
of business.
Contractor Mcpouoal e. stiIl rcle-
brating the advent 81 q baby girl at
his house "a few days aho.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23
Positively the Last Week.

d. e. Evans, the photographer, To-
Gated in the tent at Central and SEW
onth, viii only remain in tho city one
week longer. Those desiring four
those already takon are advised to
call at their earliest convenience.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23
What's Doing in
the Territories

As the result of the recent visit to
Las Cruces of f. II. Griswold Of the
Chicago Tribune in tho interest of tfe
Land and Irrigation exposition at Chi
cago the Mesilla valley chamber Of
has taken the matter Of
exhibits up vigorously and win send
a fine display Of Mesina valley pro-
ducts to the exposition.
r. w. Jackson, bookkeeper for the
CHA Farm company of Silver city
while on a hunting expedition was ac-
cidentally shot by his son and win
lose the left eye as "A result of the un-
fortunate accident.
II ia expected that fifteen new stalls
viii be added at once To the roun !
house of the Santa Fe at Clovis as
the motive power is now badly con
gested there for lack Of space.
A unique event is the first Navajo
fair ever held now in progress at the
Shiprock agency in San Juan county,
under direction or superintendent
shelton. The Indis1r are taking great
interest in the fair and have a fine
line of products IN display.
According to the rolls, the total
amount of valuation Of real estate. i'm
provements and personal property in
Santa Cruz county, Arizona, is 81
527,73S. which is a goodly increase
over last years report. Statistics
show $4,000 head of cattle, $500 hors-
es and 500 each of sheep and hogs.
Milford Winsor. until recently tor
ritorial historian, and now a resident
Of Yuma, has been appointed district
reputy for Arizona Of the Ellls order.
Howard r. Tuttle. of Tombstone, is
out with a letter to the local press up
on conditions existing at the county
hospital at Tombstone in which he de-
clares things are in an awful state. He
alleges that physicians do not visit the
place for days at a time, that BAN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23

Anxious Friend - Gnyman. Won
ought 10 do something for that nm
controliabic thirst of yours. and YOU
ought 90 do IL quick.
Gayman tputting on his haD-Im
ready to ga ana Join you in one right
now. old ch8p.-Chicago Tribune.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23

The skating rink at Carrizozo Is be-
ing rcmodcled into It temporary Jail
to hold the prisoners pending the SEES
sion OF the district court for Lincoln
rAuntN. there.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23

remarkably we'll. Ills appearance is
typical Of a man much younger aud
his genial bearing makes him a de-
sirahlo companion on any and an oc-
caSions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23

are not removed from wounds
the flesh rots away, that SICK
men and women are placed in old OUT
houses and allowed to go for long
Of time without water or
food. that Mexican children frequent
the wards meant for contagious dis-
eases and then attend the publlc
at Tombstone, that q large
army of hoboes are constantly fed at
the hospital at county expense.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23
Nuffy's Pure Malt WhIskey

Duffy Pure Mali Whiskcy mnst not be regarded IS an ordinary com.
rcfclal whHkey. 1t is a absolutely pure distilatlon OF NAKED grain, Its
pal'@bIiy. and its freedom from injurious substances render it 50 that i
purity and excellence Tor fifty years.
It is invaluable for oyerworkcd men, delicate women and splly children
Ii strengthens and suStains the system: is n promoter OF health and longevity
makes the old feel young and keeps the young strong.
1t Is a wonderful remedy in the treatment and cure Of consumption. pneu-
nnoni1, grippe, bronchitis coughs, colds. malaria. low feyerN stomach troubles
and all wasting weakened. diseased conditions, IL taken in time
II you wish to keep young. strong and vigorous ard have on your cheeks
the glow of perfect heahh. take Dufys Pure Malt Nhiskey regularly. accord
ing to directions. 1t tones and strengthens the heart action and pur6es the
entire system. 1t is recognized is a family medicine everywhere
CAUTION-Wfen you ask your druggist grocer or dealer for Dufvs
Pure Malt Whfkey be sure YOU ret the genuine It's the only absolutely pure
medicinal malt whkkey and is sold in sealed bottles only-ucycr in blk Iool
over the cork is unbroken. Price $100 Write Medical Departments Duffy
free advice,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23

Justin O.. Rose, convicted OF the
murder of con. Sullivan, has been
sentenced at S~olomonvine, Ariz., to
life Imprisonment in the territorial
penitentiary at Florence. A motion
for a new trial was i%ntcrposed by
counsel for defense, but the motion
was denied after a lengthy argument
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23

In one Of the principal streets IN
Noeales. a mysterious sight mot The
eyes or passers on the other morn
ing. A dog was seen with a human
hand and foot. They We're small and
indicated recent death. Beyond this
no recognition could be made or clue
obtained.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23

New Buckwheat 5 lbs ---25c
Prepared B~uckwheat, z
pk2S - --~-ZoC
Loose Oats, good quality,
4 lbs -------------25c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23

viii be added at once To the roun |
house of the Santa Fe at Clovis as
the motive power is now badly con
gested there for lack of space.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23

Milford Winsor, until recently ter
ritorial historian. and now a resident
Of Yuma, has beer appointed district
reputy for Arizona Of the Illks order.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-12
Deaths

In pomfret, March 1. Amaryllis Ma
thew>on, aged % years.
In East killingly, Feb. p, Daniel
Moran, aged 81 years.
In Attawangan, March ,, Peter St.
John.
In Philadelphia, Feb. -, Henry Fan
ming stewart, aged 10 years. Former
~ of Danielson.
In South Chaplin, March ,, Charles
Rackus, aged Is years.
In Danielson, March |, Frank f..
Sweet, aged Il years.
In Ashford, Feb. ~, George Whita.
ker, aged - years.
In Danielson, March >. Mrs Mary
isongo, aged "a years.
In sutton, March :, Loren Chandler
lleNle, aged y. years. Native of Xii.
liagty.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-12
canneeiIeui general A.semhI,

The Legislature i getting IA solid
business hut An senator Luther says,
members only do business dutlng four
honfs a day Tor three days week thc
leaders talk ol pushing business to get
through early Hut this + never done
even " hen the MAJORITY would like Ia
havei, 80. rheto are too many trifling
matters sent Ia the Legislature, To he
considered aud acted upunitha' could
be saicf and mafe suitably acted upon
by commission Of intelligent business
mnn. OF lawyers. Mere coming 10
that.
Last Thursday the senate took no.
lice Of the Inauguration OF President
Taft by stopping business nj l. o'clock
On motion OF senator eesrls, when n
special prayer was offered by the ehal
lain ia behalf Of the incoming Pfesi.
dent.
Among the minor indses elected in
concurrence, last Thursday, were those
al l.. ii. teallet 10 be Judge OF the city
coau of Putnam, and NJ h. sseissler
Ia be deputy Judge Of the same court.
rhe nomination OF Leonard II. liea.
hey. Of Woodstock. ss n member Of the
Basfd of Agriculture, 10y the Governor,
Mas confirmed by The senate.
The protest made by senator Luther
and others, resvnlls, in the Senate
against she Way II appropriated -, ea
for Mm. Il souvenir Taylor, for sel
copies OF his Legislative Souvenir. .
for memtsrs Of both branches of the
Legislature, state officers and Others,
did not end there. senator Inthef, as
faithful guardian Of the peoples i'm
tefes,s, asked Comptroller Rfadsifcet,
10 s-cue an opinion from the Attorney
General on the validity OF tho appro.
pFislion, This he did, aud received q
positive answer. mo, and gave him
written opinion Ia that effect. This
prevents The Comptroller paying the
sa.sa until compelled by IAN This
decision caused stir all over the State
and the shafp criticisms Of the news
paisfs Of all parties must have been
anything bat agreeable reading 10 those
memhers Who voted for The appropfia
ton.
un Tuesday the SENATE started a
movement 10 escape The dilemma, and
appointed committee to recall the re
solution which the Attorney General
had pnonounced Invalid Watcher Ii
l. intended 10 Try and amend the Fsso-
iutten and make Il legally saild. Is n
qarsiea.
IN Tuesday SENATOR ~eafls iatra-
daecd resolution ia the senate Which
a selares that Connecticut i IN favor ii
a S4Nts inheritance tax, and also that
copse. ~ tAs resolution he forwarded 4,
our ~sHaiufs and Representatives IN
toneusss. desiring taem jelulls q en
pose EesiefaE lnhsrltanse lax, whga
oaiefea. a. gisls soafce q revenue ~
ions- exclusively - the several states
% "Wednesday, the ~enale feeoasid
exd Iss aesiaa 10 alnfersiaIseg ssaa
~ m copies u tiac Legislative $40.
senlF